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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-30
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WINCHESTER:
SATURDAY, .Marck 3Oth, 1929.
POL,CE LAW.

As the Police regulations Of our town VIII
assume new shape from ana ai,cc the Is, OF
April next, and as the law, in some respect or
other, interests every Individual within the lie
mits of the Corporation, We have deemed il
proper TO give the same publicity THO The
medium of the Gazette 1t will be found %
the 1st page ofthis paper
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-30

This trc,.y, u'es these strong expressions:
s The United SAFES OF N,rih America,
Soho are IN JaH possession Of Independence,
as pronounced by them on the l4th of Ju
iy, i776, having proposed to the King To
consolidate, by formal convention. the con,
nsction began to be established between The
two nations, the respective pienlpoten,iaries
have signed treaty OF friendship and com
merce, designed to serve as foundation for
their mutual good correspondence"
We do 1t in way 81 lutte calculated to en-
cite the jeaou,ies Of foreign states. We do
not shape our course by interest. but by prin
ciple. We make no stipulation win Sou h
America for exclusive CON mercal privileges
We ask nothing at the exp-ns, Of any other
nation. Even the jeaou'ies of q. Britain
will have no "f,od to feed o."
1t is no, the carPings of M-ssrs. Anduass
and Poletica, that can change the right. of
South America, and the law of nations
North America merely discharges her duty
to South America what every state 10 tact
owes 10 her. We must do thai duty in The
spirit of peace, but fearless of consequences.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-30
con GRESS-dfarck 80
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOCoE Or REPRES ENTATlVES.
Among the petitions this dsy presented
was the following by Mr.. .,Iiinor.
= James Bennett, mathematician of the.
city of Philadslphia, TO the honorable the
Senate and House ol Representatives of the
United States OF America in Congress ass
semb!ed, most respectfully sheweth
That your petitioner having invented a
machine by which man can fy through
The air can roar TO any heIght--seeer in aIy
o,!ectloD-caB stert from any place, aad
nileht without risk Of iDJoEy- and whereas
liks machine has never been invented in
any country or age If the world, SO ss 10 bs
applied to purposes Of practical utility, and
es II is more than probable that artificial Hv-
ing would not, Tor thousand years 10 come.
Nv brought to the same degree Of perfection,
hao pot your petitioner, under Providence,
accompanied il; and as it must ba evident
to ell that Letters Patent would be of little
use 10 The inventor, IN consequence Of varis
ous notifications Or improvements which
might be nade. end which never would have
been thought Of, had not The way first been
opened by your pc tioner lie therefore
toiicits special act OF the Coz gross of tho
United States, to Secore TO him and his heirs
tor The term OF forty years, or for such other
term sO IN their wisdom may be deemed
Just, the right Of Steering flying % achipes
through that portion Of the fsrth's imosphers
which presses on the Uni,ed States, or 20
Tar as their Jurisdiction may extend.
By granting your pe;iii,nsr's request the
honor Of the invention shall hs conferred &
the United States.
J. BENNETT. a ! NJ.
Philadelphia, tet. 10, 1922.
Mr.. MTLNoR moved to refer the petition
10 the Committee on The Judiciary.
MIR. SERGEANT opposed the motion.
lie said that that committee did not seer ins
to regions SO high. Their duties were near
teT the earth. lie moved 10 lay it on the is-
bic. NegotiUed.
Mr. WAlw RTH moved 10 refer i, TO the
COMMITTEES or Roads and Canals. NtgatJTCd,
The question then REQUIRED upon reFcr..
Ti"g Vt 10 the Committee on the Judiciary,
which wa resisted by MIR. SEGcEANT--os
the ground, not only that il was above their
reach, but eIso thst they bad 81 much busi-
ness before them Of terrestrial character.
that they could not devote their time TO
philosophical and wrisl investigstion,. The
'no'iou was lost when Mi. LINN lie.
Dewed The me!ieu 10 Icy il CT tEE table. Car,
teG
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-30

CONRAD KREMSH was. on Thursday the else
inst. elected Superintendent of Police for tire
ensuing year.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-30

We understand, says the New York
Evening Post, that MFR, Randolph, who
sailed from this port last Saturday, in
'be Packet Amiiy, for Liverpool, sent
up by pilot boat, to 4 FREUD in this
city, an address 10 his constituents, da-
ted ON board Of ihe ship, in wbich he
speaks in very bold terms Of The Presi.
dent Of The u. s. and bn cabinet. 1t
will probably make lis APPEARANCE
first in !he Richmond Enquirer,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01
CONVENTION.

THE C0nrentiOn Of thc Congregational Ministsr,
"a Name, organized at Portland. the last
winter, will meet atPortland, in the vestry Of the
second Church, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on Thurs.
day the tenth day Of January next. In the course
OF the day sermon will be delivered before the
Convention, agresably TO appointment, by the
Rev. Mr.. Gillet, Of Hallo~ell, and contribution
collected for the relief of the families of deceas-
ed ministers. BENJAMIN TAPPAN, Scribe.
.4uguHO, Dec. %, 1921.
NTThe member of the Maine Congregation
az Charitable Society, are requested to meet at
the time and place stated in the above Adyer-
ti:ement-Fer order,
ELIJAH KELLOGG.
Jan. l. 1921
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01

S1N GAZETTE >HAN
.-sz'a> SHIPPING LIST -sh
PORT OF PORTLAND.
.lRRIT.lLS

.3RRIV.lLS
TUESDAY, Dec 35.-Ar. sShr. Stork, Bray, from St
"A itrrss.
T1URSDAy-Brig Superior, Loring, from Boston, with
esui.
fRiDAf-Rrgs CIeantr. Gray, from Newyork Caro-
hnr. HLtos days frem Turssslsnd Holmes Hole
with Levi Cutter IN Smith. Mcclellan,
d. from Turks-I.lznd. ith salt, A. Mcclellan SEM
n acr. Gerrish. tom Newyok ~fA white led -four
oats. T.. Grttls.
sUSDAY-Sio Messenger. Green. from Boston,
CLE.lR-lNCES
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 76.-Ci, soops ZONES Hall, Stan.
~ood, tor Ne~y rkMi!ledg knight, tor Boston
Amors, S4~ yrr. do.
FRIDAY-Briys Menter, Stevens, for Havsna-Paei6c,
S.wyrr. tor Cusslaloupe.
SAlUkDAY-Brigs william, Bradford. for Havsn. !;
Deeg4ts. Le~is fSr 81. Jsgo dc Cubssoops PresdenI,
Roxs, ng boston, Express, Jvhuson. do.
TESSELS SPOKEN
pre. :. lar. s. 81. e7,a hrs IS from keRne5rk for
Caps Hay nan.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01
Umbrellas s. Parasois manufacfu-
red at No. a, Ezehangs-S rect, Portland.
r. RIIGG1
II. RUGG..ES.

HARRlTS on business NJ the above place,
" where Umbrella. and Parasols will be made
or repaired at a short notice'-Ivory turning done
with neatnes- and de.patch.-He also keep. on
hand first rate Silk, Bingham and Cot ton Um-
srellas-a general assortment Of Musical lrstru-
ments, from the first European Manufacturer
Extra quality Bass Vol and Violin Strins.--Ro-
man Bridges -Pess-Bows-Bow Hair English
refined Rosin, for bows-Clarionett and Bassoon
Reed 81 are Mouth Pieces, &c.-Englsh Screw
northumberland whale bone Of all
,ize..-N. x Cash and the highest price given
fer peer's f1orus. Jan. /.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01
Education SOciefu.

THE next annual meeting of the MAINE
= BRANCH OF THE AMERICAN EDU.
CATION SOCIETY, will be held at Portland,
on Wednesday the 9th Of January next, at three
o'clock, j. M. iE the Rev. MIR. Payson's Meet
ing House. Ia the evening a sermon may be
expected, and a collection viii be taken up in
aid Of the funds Of the Society.
The Directors will meet on the same day al
twelve O'Clock, M. and the examining committee,
10 which application must be made by those who
desire to become benefciaries, at ten O'Clock. at
the Rev. MIR. Payson's dwelling house.
BENJAMIN TArPAN, Sse'y.
.4ugusta, Dee. 20, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01
Nj. DAVIS,
.4geni for the State Of Maine.

agent for the State Of Maine.
Az the above LOTTERY il d avn on 3 new
principle. perhaps il will need some explanation
The whole Of The numbers in the Lottery are put
into one wheel, and all the prizes into The other,
and the numbers aud prizes are drawn out against
each other, until the prizes sre all out thee The
Lottery has done drawing. When all the mum
bers remainiug undrawn will be blanks 90 that
there will be uore risk in buying Tickets, any
time during the drawing, than there before the
drawing commenced.
Without any dsparsgement 10 old ticket ven.
ders, NJ. ID, has within IS months had the pleasure
of distributing 10 bis customer. the following pri-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01
Extract from the Journal ofthe late Req.
Thomas Smith.

THE Publishers OF these Extracts. having been
furnished with u number of scattered leaves
Of the Sermons Of said deceased, 10 be distributed
with the Extracts as samples Of his singuiar aand
writing-give notice TO those who have a;-eady
received any OF the Books, that they may b. W WI
piled with one for each Book, at this ofire
CT The frw Subscribers who have not yette-
Ceved Their Books. requested 10 send for them
either here. or AZ Mr. Hyde's Book Store.
~ Members of the Legislature and other.
who wish 10 preserve the last Census and Vaira.
ton Of Estates OF the several towns in the State,
are informed that they are with other interest
,ns mstters) contained in the ApPenJix 20 SAID
Extracts.
Portland, Jan. {. 1892.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01
TO OUR PATRONS.

We intend during the session which common
ces tomorrow, to give full and impartial ac-
count of all the proceedings of the Legislature,
with sketch ofevery debate ofgeneral interest |;
for this purpose we have made special arrange
rncnts and our paper will consequently be issued
twice week. All we ask for this extra labour
and eSertion is, that we may receive from the
public that patronage which such labour and ex-
crtion may Justly merit. In the past year we
have gone through trials which have severe
" tested the soundncss Of principles, the IN
tegrry of the party TO which We are proud to be-
long. and the materials of which the patronage
bestowed upon US is composed; how far forth we
have stood the test apd maintained our principles
and the character OF our paper, is submitted who'll
" to our patrons to Judge of, and reward And
while We continue TO exert ourselves in the same
cause and with assiduity, we hope to experience
the satisfaction of an increasing patronage.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01

In Greene, Mrs. Margaret wife Of Benjamin Merrill
Esq. aged 80 years, of the first settlers in that
town when il almost wilderness.
In this town, on Saturday last, Mr.. John Da-
Wis, Cd mate OF the brig Mentor, a native of Swe-
den, aged about 10. Whilst in the act of taking
OF the msintopmaI cross-tree. is being defective
gave way, and precipitated him about 50 lee. up.
on the deck, which killed him instantly.
BILL OF MORTALITY
For the town Of Portland. from January l, 1921 to
Jan l. 1872, including those who have been buried
from the Alms-HoRle.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01

MRS. WEBB, will accommodate four or six
lVl Gentlemen Of the Legislature, with gen.
teei board on reasonable Terms.-APply at the
House ownsd by MIR. Richard Goo6isg. nearly
opposite the Baptia Meeting House, Federal
Street.
Portland, Jan. l, 1929
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01
BOARDERS TAINTED.

OK Gentlemen Boarders can be accommodate
- ~ central part Of the town, al a REASONABLE
rate BY applying al this Office.
Dec. 81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01
nF Particular Notice.

GEORGE b. SrARBIRD. Tailor,
INFORMS the Inhabitants Of Limerick, and
l. the public in general, that he has removed
from Portland. and taken stand at Limerick
corner, where he eKecutes the
Tailor NG BUSINESS,
in all its branches, win neatnsss, punct sality
and dispatch. He returns his unfeigned thanks
to his patrons for past favors and respectfully
licits a contnuan Of the same.
OTLadies' Habits and PsiIsses cut and made
in the most fashionable q yle. The latest fash
ions are just received.
Instructions in the Art cf Cutting taught at the
moderate price Of Ten DOLLARS.
N. h. All persons indebted 10 G.. r. s. are
requested to make immediate payment to John
Mussey, Jr. Esq. and those having any demsnds
are requested 10 exhibit them 10 him for settle
ment
Limerick, Dec. 90. 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01
A DEMONSTRATIONS SALE,

" Bank Shares.
TO DO sold ut Public Auction On Monday the
fourteenth day Of January next at eleven
o'clock at CLEAvEs' HorFL, in Saco. ONE
HUNDRED AND SIXTY FIVE SHARES in the
Capital Stock Of the S.4CO BANK.
T. G. THORNTON,1 administrators
THOMAS CUTS, on he Esiats Of
ETHER SHEpLEY, THOMAS CUTTs.
December, Goth 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01
NOTICE.

'THF members OF the Portland Auxiliary Tract
Society, ate requested to meet at the vestry
Of the "a Church in this town, on W ednesda,
next. al O'Clock, r. NJ. for the purpose Of choos.
ing officer, &c.
WILLIAM BROWN, sec'y.
Portland. Dec. 90, 1891.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01

EGS No. Lard Boxes Shrpp Dc and No
IN Soap; boxes Mould and DIPPED Candles,
6, g. & los.
Chests Boxes Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin
and Soachong 7T.4S
Pipes Cognac BRANDY.
Hhds. Tobaso j. St. Croix RUM
Qr. Casks Sicily Madeira, Lisbon aud Malaga
FINES.
Lump Sugar. Hds. 4 Bbl.. Museovado SUGAR.
Boxes Smoaking PIPES.
Bags COFFEE.
Hoxes and half boxs Baker and Laphams 10. I
CHOCOLATE.
JuI rsretrtd, and for sale al
j. Gore, Jl.s Commission Store,
jar. Isl No. u, LONG HiI.IRF.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01
CHEMICAL LECTURES.
WHICH ARE

JRoFEssoRCLEAvELANDw will give his Introduo-
tory Lecture on FRIDAY evening, January 5,
at O'Clock. The succeeding Lectures, CONNIE n.
cling also az O'clock will be given On MONDAY.
"kDSEsDAr, aud FRIDAY evening. of the FIVE
following weeks. Each Lecture will continue
from one hour 10 one hour aud a half
ickets are ready for delivery at the Office
.en LongftlIOw, jun. E-q. and at the Office
OF james p. Vanee, Esq. Middle Street.
January 4, 1899.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01
eco bbls. superfne Alexandria FLOUR.


40 chests Souchopg Tea, Savannah's cargo,
500 sides Goal Leather, OF superior quality,
lot Ensl,su, fat aud square bar Iron, just land
ed at No. 4, Union Wharf,
new lot stone Jugs,
1000 lbs. English blistered and cast Steel,
IS doz. English Spades and Shovels.
100 boxes bloom, Muscatel aud bunch Rafsins,
1000 lbs. l.. Sugar.
40 bales prime Cotton,
] new and elegant toned Piano Forte,
90 barrels l.. Sugar,
100 boxes yellow dipped Candles,
80 square and round bales Cotton Of superior
quality,
Elegant britannia metal tea and coffee Pots. by
the czsk or dozen.
.4iso-Block lin Tea Pots, at 8 dollars pr. doz
20 hhds. St. Crox and w. Island Rum, sweet
davoured and OF superior quality,
hhds patent Rum,
5000 gallons N. +. Bum,
: : :: Il; Il ;. +. s II; VINE
200 hhds. Liverpool SALT,
few pipes old Cognac Brandy, warranted pure,
wall Pew in Rev. DR.. Nichols Meeting Ii ouse,
Philadelphia and German Min SAWS,
50 N. Spanish Cigars in whole and quarter
Boxes,
80 bags good retailing COFFEE,
do. Common do.
Casks Sperm Oil,
case London Quilts,
Is bbls. Summer Strained Oil,
2cases Paper Hangings,
100 boxes brown Soap,
IS kegs retailing and shipping Tobacco,
Bag, Pimento-boxes Starch,
90 tons English Cat tAr Iron,
= DO. iron Hollow Ware. &C abe same discount
a. - toe furnace. Nov. 90.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01
MARRIED..

In Gorham on Sunday evening Dec. 80, by Nathaniel
Pninney, Esq. MIR. John bradbury to Miss Martha Ham
him.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01
PSORA, OR THE I**H.

THE Subscriber has Preparation which proves
Il IN efectnai Remedy for this troublesome dis
ease, and which for COW enience of application,
elegance and safety far surpasses all other Rene
dies which have hitherto come within the sphere
OF bis acquaintance. Should any be disposed to
doubt this statement. the subscriber il aware chat
= fsir tisl Of his REMEDY. by all such hesita-
ting and scepticsl ones, will infullibiy remove
sheir scruples.
J LEAvlrT.
Portland Jan 1922
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01

Several poetical Address have been received
for the Carrier, for which = return our thanks
10 the writers. The one which we publish ~
this DAYS paper has been thought most worthy
of the premium We shall publish one or two
Of the others in succeeding papers. That which
has been selected for tie Carrier, though It did
not receive the premium, was yet deemed best
suited 10 the occasion to which il has been apph-
cd. Several of the addresses contained much
good poetry, and were creditable TO their au-
thors; but that which obtained the premium was
better sustained throughout, undiscovered more
indications of maturity, than either Of the Others
We recognized, among the pieces, the writing
of some to whom we have been indebted for
poetical favours, and hope they will continue to
hang their wreaths in our poets corner.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01

The receipts otthe Treaurcr Of the American Bible
Society in the mOnth OF Nov. were SJ537--Ihe ssues
,r,rr Bibles 2i79, Testaments 232b Indian GospC.s
AID Epistles Total 49l7-value {3lVl
n the two Floridas are united. and admitted as a
Terrtory il is proposed to las out central situation
: new city. As the Seat Of the Territorial Government
The esth inst is appointed by the Assembly Of Upper
Canada 10 decide on the case Of Mr. Bdwell and il
i said gentleman was dispatched from Canada to
Massachusetts collect testimony on the subject.
-" Ev'ry thing by turns and nothing long
The famous Elias Smith, Baptist, Methodist,
and Universal Preacher one at a time has issued
proposals for Publishing a" Medical Newspaper,
or the Doctor and Physician in Portsmouth.
The work is TO contain things Judged useful,
n H. medicine and we are informed that Po-
Etical and religious subjects will be introduced,
when in connection rih diseases, medicine and
PHYSICIANS. This rare work i to be published
once fortnight, at one doliar per annum-eve-
ry seventh copy gratis.
Al the Annual Meetiug cf the Members of the
Portland .lHGneum dAd Rsadng Room, on Sa-
turday evening last, tue following gentlemen
were chosen Directors foT the year ensuing, viz
Doct. JOSEPH EATo,, CHARLEs DAYEIs, Esq.
Doct. SAMUEL AVER, Gen. gOsHUA NINGATE
and JOSHUA RIcHARDs0S, ESQ.
Mr.. RUFUs EMERSON was chosen Treasurer
AT 4 meeting Of the Directors the same evening
Gen. JosHUA WISCATE was Cho.e1 President
and Mr.. WILLIAM llxoE, Clerk.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01

so pipes Holland 6IN, entitled to debenture,
the purchaser can have the credit Of the duties
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01

QF-Our next paper viii be issued on FRIDAY
MORNING. Advertising friends will please TO
hand in their favors before Thursday noon. Al
though our paper, during the session of the Le-
gislature, viii be issued twice a week, We shall
lot make any additional charge for advertise
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01

We regret our inability TO comply with the
request of An Old Farmer to insert bis COM
nunicatien from the Statesman of alst ut.
Our last number was filled Up before that paper
appeared; aud press of matter has compelled
us to omit it this week also. As the controversy
commenced in our paper We are willing to give
both parties hearing ii their communications are
not too long nor too numerous.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01

A sew Consignment Of Hollow Iron WARE,
which will DO sold at the same credit aud dis
count as is allowed al the Furnace.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01

bes'des numerous price Of $50, $40,
&C. and many more erp ected.
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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-12-04

The Proprietors have just purchased
the BOSTON MUSEUM, (kept for more than
90 years in Ann-StreeD the contents of which
are fitting up in this Establishment, where the
Patrons and Visitors of the late Boston Muse
etut, and the Publick in general are respect
fully invited to call and see the whole in con-
nexion, there being now FIVE MUSEUMS con-
solidated in ONE, and the price of admittance
only 25 cents for the whole.-A great variety
of yMusick, such as Martial Band, Church Or
gan, French Organ, Beloudi Organ, Piano
Forte, &c. &c.-Also, the 6 .Nusical IN
drotdes," played by beautiful moving Wax
Figures.
Also, for the present, Signor HELENE,
the celebrated performer Of the Pandean Band,
from Italy, will entertain the Company every
evening, by display of his astonishing powers,
in playing on Fire instruments of Musick at
once.
Boston, Oct. %, 1922. tt
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-12-04
NEW
Establishment.
VARGl 1UM BRI@nANF

A CQUAINTS the Publick, that
IA he continues his business as a Tailor. al
the shop formerly occupied by the late Mr..
BENJAMIN PHELPS, near Eowe & White,s Ho-
tel, exchange Square, in Worcester-where
he will be happy to accommodate Customers
punctually, with all kinds OF work in his line.
He has on hand, general assortment
of TRIMMINGS, and a few pieces Of superior
Dra6 Cloth, for Great Coats-likewise, .uirtd
Hareback and Coronation Cassineres, 1abby
Tetrets, and Black Sir do. of superior quality.
In addition to the above articles, he expects
IN few days new supply, when he hopes to
be able to furnish his friends With all Goods
and Trimmings that may be call ed for.
IN. b. Garments will be cut at short
notice, and work executed in the most fash
ionable style, at the time promised, or no paw.
VI lie intends 10 I" be particular"
and wishes his friends 6 not TO freet The mann
her," 0TNo. l, ALIENS How.-kI
Worcester, Nor. 81, 1892.