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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-02

oI5
WHEATON'S noted Itch Ointment which has
~ stood the test of all other ointment, and
which has always been sold at fifty cents per
Box is now reduced to thirty seven and half,
70 induce the Agents to keep but one kind.
fresh supply Of the above can be obtained Of
DR.. j. Cae, HI. Buiman. j. DOrranee, JMerriG &
Daris and C. Dana.
ALso-Wheaton's well known JAUNDlCE
BITTERS, for sale as above. eow1y. Feb. IS.
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MACHINE CARDS.

ISAIAH II WiNSLOW respectfully informs
his friends and the public thai he continues TO
Manufacture CARDS, Of all descriptions Or
aeFs Directed to him, AZ Portland. or left at N.
Wiusicw's store, No. !, Exchange Row, ina be-
tow he Hay-markct. punctually attended 10.
Portland, IprH i5I, 1899. SIN.
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ttTIJttdlT 0US07s :"
hereby certify, have made use OF Dr.. Jon1tn'n
Moorr Essence OF Life in famiyn coughs, and wnen
there distractions upon the and Il has ever gwen
prompt reie- have also frequently heard Of and ~ pso
pie who have apparently been declining state o.
with their lungs affected ard attended with cough, thar
application OF the above mentioned cssrct
immediate recf by the experience and mi or
have received fully believe he avery valuable lis
covery-and that il will be very beneficial 70 The public
ta JASON DUNCAN.
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Plaid and Strip'd Silks, Crapcs, &c.
THIS DAY RECEIVED,
AND NOW OPENING FOR sALE.
BY ROGERS az cox.

ELEGANT plaid and strp'd SILKS; extra
IL quaEty blk Nankin Grapes blk and cold
Canton do.;; jackonett. imitation and Swiss
MUSLINS; blk Bombazines; blk Lcvantines !;
cold Florence Lusrings; dark cambria Cling
hams; superfine London Hrnts; fine flannels !:
Linens Long Lawns; linen canabiic Hand
kerchiefs, plain and col'd borders-.vth great
variety Of other goods, which will be sold cheap.
June 18th.
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HENRY BUTMAN,
PORTLAND Wnine

1.-THE public will please notice, that of the above
Essence will vended in future without the signature oil
Samuel Kidder. r. attached each direction, without
which IL viii nor BE- genuine. (0nri april IS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-02

lust published. and for sale by WILLIAM
- HYDE. at his Bookstore. No. 5, Mussey's
Row, Middle Street. Portispd--
s'Sketches of the Ecclesiastical History of Tie
STATE OF MAINE from the earliest settle
ment 70 the present time Price Sf.f5.
The above work contains .ery interesting
collection OF facts. relating to the establishment,
growth, aud present state of oil the different &c.
nominations Of Christians 10 this stxe; gather
ed principally from documents furnishe by dis
,ingusbed individuals of the respective denomi.
ns,iens. snd is very convenient book Of reler-
ence, and well worthy of place in every man )
library. Jan. IS, f3a2..tf.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-02
ID and

be Merino
!, wls--.--rne
I'd striped
blk. silk
linens. in
|oured sat-
ankeens
pes-Can-
lCrapes
Silk Hose
fish Shirt
tripes and
silk Vest
hich with
only CHEAP
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Dr.. MOORE'S
Essence Of AAGc.

a rnludbIe .FIedIclne Lafety utScOceTsu' !.
which, rightly applied. will be the means OF sna'cnns
thousands from he jaws Of death has been FOUND
very efficacious in the following diseases. VIZ.
ICONSUMPTION, Hopping Conghs common Coughs
" Colds, Di.clr Breathing Influenza, Quincy, Asthma
Phthc. Splitting of Blood, Flaulsncy, indgesfon oose
ness of the Bowels, Fits OF every kind, Cramp
Scurvy Cholic, Catarrh Dvsentay Paintings, Hvpocnon
riac Affection Headache. Sickness al Stomach Mkasiss
preventative OF contagious diseases, Govt and kheIma
tism.
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Certificate of The Hon. Daniel Buck, late Member o
Conorsss

Thereby certify, that for eighteen years past have ocen
osr of the time troubled with tedious cough occasonea
nv atarrhs affection, that in the OF last sume
and fall fs increase accompanied with structures upon the
lungs night swe4rs sold chs, temporary heats, general
fever strongly indicating approaching consumption
That though applied to sundry physicians and mace use
of various medicines obtained no relief until commit
red myself 20 Doctor Jonathan Moorefhs in Novsm-
Der last He literally administered his PICTORIAL drops or
Essence en less than twenty four hours alter taking
Of This me cine found self in degree relieved and
mpure the change almost entirely TO The use OF the Es-
sence NV night sweats, cold ch and tempoa heats
nave wholly subsidized my has much absted my cough
has nearly left me, and now exhibit every app earance Ut
returning health. .x,r, prrcr- y
Norwich VT. Feb. Il. 1904.
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I.odres. together with afi others concerned, ere
reoues,ed TO take not ice and give their Punctual
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-02
To LET,
HOUSE LOT,

l,OR sale. 4 valuable HoUsE Lor, situated on
4 FoRT-SrRKEr, and being next 10 the cor
ner 10. on Fore aud Ann Streets. The above lot
viii be sold reasonably low. Enquire Of
JOSIAH LITTLE.
Portland, June IS, 1922.
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OF minot, - 80 shsl
- - lc.,;,. &c said road az New Oioa'
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-02

n
r. T. Will furnish any Of the Country Cloth
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-02
csrtifonte of tbe lion. Jason D,mcan.

Norwich, VT. Feb. y. 1904.
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Certificate Of rse Hon. Stcphsn n. Bradlcc.

Dummerston, March IS, 1905.
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uilAGt
RES
teens
yellow
X, blue
d Mus
ne case
Prints
I'd Mus
Z fIdkfs.
cy silk
-Bonba-
Ehawls
british
hCrapes
ton I'm
arasols
and Mar
n, black
Italian
Padding
iinghans
ings, SC.
!, 1922.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03
CONFIRMATION.

Capt. Seabury who made the report at
Holiness Hole, respecting the capture of
pirates off Cape Antonio, has arrived at
Boston. He confirms his previous state
ment, and states (ssys our Boston cores
pondent) tina, when of the Cape, on the
9th, lieutenant from the Enterprise
came on board, and requested him to re-
port, on his arrival, that they had captur-
ed, early that morning, in small cove,
eight piratical craft. some with ten, some
with twenty, and some with thirty men
each, and that the launch, pinnace and
yawI were then ashore with about half
the crew OF the Enterprise, to guard the
pirates. As the lieutenant did not re.
main on board more than Ave minutes,
capt. s. was unable to learn further par.
,iculars; but as he stated that the brig
had crew OF 40 men, and one half TO
guard the pirates, he thinks the number
ut the latter must amount TO nearly one
hundred and sixty. Refs Phiiad. Gaz
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03
SUPPRESSION OF PIRACY

The proclamation of The captain gene
raj OF Cuba, dated at Havana, 10Th inst.
directs: That no coasting vessel shall OH
tain license without producing satisfac-
tory security, which shall be responsible
tor the objects OF the voyage and for eve
~ misdemeanor committed herewith
the same to extend to the boats s. launch
es. Each vessel to carry roll O: eoui-
page OF Its crew, and each individual
certificate of his being mstriculated.
which are to be held by the captain -
None OF the crew to remain behind ex.
cept IN case Of sickness. Licenses shall
be granted only for a limited time, with.
in which they shall be returned or salts.
factory account rendered Cor their abuse
to the captain Of the port, who will re-
qulre official proof from the places where
The vessel may have been.
Every captain or shipper must present
his licence, on his arrival at the port of
destination, to the alcade, or military
commander, who will endorse thereon
the day OF his arrival, and keep it till the
day OF his departure All owners of
launches, boats, skiffs, or canoes, must
report them within three days TO receive
their numbers which must be painted on
oo'h sides OF the upper works, and on
lheir sails, IN as large letters on the hull
as possibies and in letters not less than I9
inches on the sails--the same regulation
70 extend to fishermen and coasters.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03
A TOWN MEETING

Was hell on Monday morning last at
10 o'ciock, to consider the policy of bill
now before congress to establish local
Legislature for the district of Columbia,
of which this town and county form a
part. On the subject Of remembrance a.
gainst the passage of this law, there was
not Dissenting voice bu, after resolu-
tion had passed, appointing a committee
Tor that purpose, 1t was proposed to i'm
crease their privileges, or make it their
duty, by the passage of subsequent or
der, to point out to congress in addition
to our objections, the best means of i'm
proving our political condition This
gave rise TO desuitory debate, nei,her re-
markable for its courtesy. nor parliament
tary correctness 1t however plainly APP
peared to be the full and determined
sense ofthe meeting TO restrict their pro-
ceedings to the first proposluon only.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03

OF meeting Of this house shall hereafter
be 10 O'Clock in the morning. Laid on
the table.
On motion of Mr.. Smith of Md. the
vote which refused to Mr.. Garnett the
permission OF entering on the journal of
the house his reasons for voting against
the South American resolutions was re-
considered; and Mr.. @. was allowed 10
enter his resolution accordingly, BY yeas
SO, nays7l. Mr.. Garnett had abbreviated
his declaration to the following effec, y.
al, Robert ). Garrett, member from
Virginia, make the following declaration.
That voted against the recognition of
the independence of the late Ameri-
can Provinces of Spain, because, con-
sidering 1t question of policy not of
principle, believed that no immediate
advantage could grow out of il 10
either country, whilst many conside.
rations, affecting the interest of both,
rendered il at this time inexpediept.
am not opposed 10 the independence of
the late Provinces; on the contrary. in
common with the rest of my country
men, heartily rejoice in its accomplish
ment, and in the prospects of freedom
and happiness which it opens to them"
The eDgrossed joint resolution, rela-
tive to the dispositions of the National
Paintings, executed by col. Trumbull.
was read third time and passed.
After transactiDg other business of
minor import, the house adjourned.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03
THE FISHING SEASON.

The fisheries on the Potomac promise
a plentiful supply the present season.
Shad were offering on the fish wharf, a
fow days back lat fwo dolls. per hundred
ut winch price they are considered CHEAP
IN the middle Of the season This low
price, however, may be attributed To the
few farmers who have yet come in for
their supplies, but who could not proba
bly, purchase TO better advantage than al
r,reSent
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03

At meeting of the inhabitants of A.
lexandria county, in the District of Co.
lumhia, held at the court house in the
town of ilexandria, or Monday, the Isl
day of April, 1899, pursuant to public
notice, 10 take into consideration the sub.
ject of bill now before congress, the
object Of which is ultimately To establIs
a local legislature for the said district
CHmsToPHER NEALE, esq was called TO
the chair, and ALEXANDER MooRE ap-
pointed secretary. The following reso-
buttons were adopted:
ReSotUed, AS the opinion of this meet
ing, tina, the establishment of local go.
verntnent for the District of Columbia.
would be highly injurious to the interests
OF this county.
RESOLVED, That copy of the above re-
solution be forwarded 10 the Chairman of
the Committee of Congress of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, signed by the chair
man and secretary of this meeting.
CHR. NEALE, Chairman.
Test, A. MOORE, Sec'y.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03
FIRES.

A FIRE broke out from the roof of the
large brick dwelling of Jacob Hoffman
esq. yesterday in the morning but III e
timely exertions of our citizeps sinh
dued the IRE without very material in
jury to the building.
In the course of the morning, the citi.
zens had another opportunity of displaying
their aiacrlty at FIRE, (upper end Of King
s'reet,) which was also very soon extin-
Suished with but little damage.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03
WASHINGTON.

The common council of Washington
have appointed committee of six per-
sons to demonstrate against the passage
of,he bill now before congress, for ena-
bling the citizens of the district to form a
territorial government The committee
are TO meet on the 9th inst,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03

may iDjure our own--2d, The diminu-
ton or suppression Of The duty establish
ed by the 9th art. on the expectation OF
the produce OF the same Island for
foreign countries, conformably with the
power prescribed by the 9Th art. Of the
organic basis-3d. The notifications or
variations, which they NAV deem neces.
sary for the execution of the DEGREES,
spoken Of in the 10Th art. in order to a.
dapt the texture and general harmony of
the system, to the locality and particular
circumstances OF the Island ofCaba.
10. The political chief and provincial
deputa,ioD Of Havana shall render an &C.
count TO the government of the modifi-
cations, which may be Professionally made
explaining the reasons in order to the
confirmation or correction, which the
Cortes may deem necessary.
Is. And finally. The present decree
shall be executed from the time of its
publication in the respective districts of
the Island of Cuba ; and as far as they
are not inconsistent with it, the existing
decree ana general tariff shall be observ-
in their provisions.
The general editors of Cadiz, Of the
l4lh and 18th January.1
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03
PIRATEs-oeain.

Capt. Huxford, of the schr. Constitu.
ton, from New York for Trinidad. was
taken and detained Is days by a small pi-
ratical schr, and capt. II states, as a hosi-
tue fact that t7oenfy- one of the villains
composing part of the crew of the pratt
cal vessel, were The same who had been
tried and convicted OF piracy at New Or
leans, and Hardened by the president of
United States |! They boosted of it :
and when capt II. asked for permission
TO come on deck to take the air, as he
was almost suffocated in the hold, they
told HIM 1t was not so hot or uncomforta-
as the Jail in New Orleans. These same
iwenly-one pirates. in less than thirfy days
rom the time they were liberated at
New-Orleans,w were on board that vessel 55
at their old trade. Many of of them told
capt d. that II was their captains iDten-
'Ion, when he first started on the cruize,
10 murder all hands of every vessel he
look but that his heart failed him. So
appears that the captain could not shed
o'ood-but from his extreme humanity,
ne thought it much better to put them on
desolate Sand Key, and leave them to
ilnger away by hunger and thirst.
MS statement ought 10 be published
in every paper from Maine TO the Missis.
sIpPl, that we may not hereafter learn Of
any more pirates being pardoned. HEMP
is the only effectual cure for the pirati.
cal dIstemper. -
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03

Present appearances promise an un-
common crop OF fruit. he apricot is
beginning TO drop its bloom-and the
peach to put out its flowers. Tie gard
Ders say, the prospect of fruit never was
finer. But it is too early to calculate
with certainty upon it. Our climate is
exceedingly variaSle-and a frost has
several times fallen after this period, &c
nip the hopes Of the wear. We are sor.
~ 10 learn that the wheat looks badly.
Rich. Com
SALEM, MARCH 27.-Y estercla, morn
ing the Indictment against John Alley, II
Jonathan BuGum, Preserved Spragne,
and Benjamin Shaw, came on for trial b,
fore the court of Common Pleas at !ps-
wIch. The defendants we're indicted OF
several counts, for riot; for a distUr>
bance Of public worship, at common law;
for rude and indecent behaviour in pub
lie meeting and for conspiracy to dis
turb the meeting all committed at Lynn
on the 18th and l7tb Of Feb. last, and al
meetings of the Society Of Friends. ho.
ecD OF those days. When the prisoners
were arraigned, Buffum, Shaw, and
EPdBueS Theau IEok GHWy When the
Cl1k put that question to Alley, he re
plIed with energy, sim Guilty, and Pm
not Guilty" The clerk again asked him
the question, and Alley made the same
reply, adding that he could not make
any other plea, and that il took two TO
make one. His plea of not guilty was
then recorded. Before the trial COM
menced, the county attorney entered a
NO. Pros. as to Alley, who was deemed
10 te insane, from his appearance, as we'll
as from the concurrent assurances Of hi,
physician friends and neighbors. The
other 'hree were then put upon their
TiaI' and after patient investigation, the
jury retired, and in about two hours re-.
turned with verdict of Guilty ON ALI the
counts against Jonathan BufTum and PEE.
served SPrsgue, and an acouitlaI of Ben.
IamiD Shaw, by reason OF insanity.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03

Mr.. E Sexton, of N. Y. shot IN the
town OF Leyden, IN u days, So deer in
~ shots, and secDred SIS Of them. lie
killed q deer in 81 shots. lie fred 8
times on the run, and killed6,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03

A new mill has been erected to grind
douF' and to be worked by criminals. 1t
IS so constructed, that the machinery
strikes blow, if the convict stops. So
mat ne cannot possibly be idle, without
ehastisement. -
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03
OF SPAIN, &c.

Gibraltar papers to the 18th ult. have
oeen received via Salem.
On the 28th Jan. after having devoted
The whole Of two sittings to the discussion
OF the report of the special committee on
the affairs of the Spanish settlements be,
yond the seas, the cortes extraordinary
agreed to suspend the same for couple
OF days, IN order to enable ministers to
communicate, to the assembly, the views
and opinion OF government on that i'm.
portaDt subject.
In the sitting IF the extra cortes on the
oOth OF Jan. the minister of the interior
announced that the government adopted
the opinion Of the special committee on
the affairs of the settlements beyond the
seas, provided the measure recommended
by them was exclusively considered as a
measure OF pacifcation. This addition
was sent TO the committee.
The important report alluded to.
which may have some bearing on the re-
G;ognition of South American Indepen.
dence, has not come to hand.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03

Private letters from Paris state, that
Mr.. Gailatin, who was expected home
this spring had determined to remain a.
mother year in France. We conside,
this determination as advantageous to
the United States, for there are few per
sons as we'll qualified as that gentleman
to arrange the commercial differences
between the two countries. 1M Y finer
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03

Condy Racquet, OF Pennsylvania, has
been appointed, by the President, with
the consent of the Senate, to be consul Of
the United States for Rio Janeiro.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03

The following is translation of the
proceeding of the Spanish Cortes, re.
speeding the commercial duties, TO be
hereafter imposed in the Island Of Cuba
CORTES
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03
COMN ERCIAI..

Exchange Transactions for Saturday.
Howard.s street -four, from the wagons
SO %, and sundry sales at that price
wharf -four remained stationary at our
last. Messrs. Harrison and Steren sold
IS bids N. Orleans sugar at SO 10 SIS
80 bbls st. Croix do 10 50 a 10 e5 5
hhds do doll0 IS 10 80. Bah. Tel
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-26

merit, their conduct, and their knoul,do.
talents. We offer to all equality Of ripb a,u 'neir
lum protection and happiness. a'S'
Head Quarters, Mayaguez, Sept. 1922.
(Signed)
LOUIS VILLAUME DUCoNDRAs
President and General in Cbioc
(Sisned) B. IRVINE, "''''
Government Secretary pro tenn
E1tract 81 letter from antigua, dated.
lSt october, 1922
| IN the early part Of the last month. n n;lo, l.
Duiit schooner, under American coors, from paI,;
more, owned or commanded BY one Gould an 1..u
man by BIRTH arrived at ST. bartholomew r- '"'
Baltimore. This vessel was shortly after GIo,s".
ny brig and two schooners, also under Am.,.ssa
co'ors, ana from Baltimore, and under the immsd;
ave cohtroui OF the SAID Gould, who purchased an
nsrhaphrooNe Orig at 81 bartholomew, from
Mr. Chayter, which vessel was CAPTURED and '
into that island by one of the Venezuelan ss'
teers but seized and sold by order of the povarns.
OF 81 Bartholomews. This vessel was under Du,o,
colours. u'e"
ION board the brig from Baltimore were ssv.r.,
coioureo ana white men, among whom was Gen
efal LOUIS Vallaume Decoudray, a Frencbman on,
anAmerlcan named b. Irvine In CONSEQUENCE or III
su'plclous appearance of these vessels. tooe,Sa.
with lis being we'll ascertained that they cam. .,
the West Indies with the intention of MAXIM
descent on some island by their having been oiO.s
by several white and colored men in St. Bars. ,ba
governor OF that island ordered them off, and bsr
consequently lett there, then sailing under AmeT
can colors, and came TO anchor at small place raj.
led Five Islands The south east of Porto Rico ma,
currently spoken OF as being the place of their dgs.
tination"
Extract Of letter from st. Bartholomeus. dotea
September Is, 1899.
"Ihe secret expedition sailed on the 18th and
stood apparently for ST. Thomas it IS now csn.
rally believed TOR Porte Rico. am much afraid,
portends no good for the West India Islands Tro-,
the number OF ST. Domingo characters apuarsntl,
principal in the busness-althoueb at,en,n,,d y
De cioaked, sufficient was ascertained TO excite su
plclon. The rest are republican Frenchmen and
n,reigners, but not single Spaniard among chem.
hey were joined here by about 90 bad characters
who can well be spared.'
We publish, from the New-York Evening po,,
some particulars of the mysterious affair." which
we give as we mud them, rather than attemnt IN IN,
them. The Federal Gazette, whose editor seer.
to be well informed on the subject, pronounces some
OF inc statements contained in that account 10 he
uhequVocaly false" and, in particular, SAYS that
neither General De Coudray or b. Irvine ,,ilpa
from Baltimore" aud that the persons who SAILED
from the United States, whatever was their object
"en' out as Passengers, and not for any apparent
military purpose --.Nat. Intel