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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-29
THE SCOTCH AND TIE IRISH.

4 twill be rec0lected that we lately made
several extracts from the Dumirtcs aud
Holloway Glzcttes, furnishing some partl-
Culars Of the visit of the King 10 Scotland,
aud relating some datterin5 sayings winch
Ewere put into his mouth By hls lle5e t,,r-
FIN subjects.
4 These publications, it appears, has rou3-
Eel" all the blood ofali the irIsh.o In "A Dub
ia paper Of late date we find the follow
b g haunting and cutting STRAIN of invective
4 We knOW not 10 what motive 10 attribute
f either national nalignity or mortified
Hg2IoiGy.
From The Dubiia Eremng Posi-.
II TIE KING AND TIE SCOTS.
"a Ahte melancholy circumstance has pre-
"A enlei Us from returning 50 soon as we had
.kIIoposed to the subject oi Scottish blar-
Ee! We have however, taken care To
NJ reserve some Of the most precious NOR
.fkeas.
NJ That the scenes Of Edinburgh, land the
~ race V It'll when these are placarded il
EFhr Scytch newspapers. will not allow us
~ lose sihgie fold in lad drapery, or
n 81 gle curl IN igtlander's tall have been
ec'y splendid we mean not to DEF, aud
n tA''e things are gratifying To ms Aiaes-
Ia, We are reioiced 10 heal t.4at he is craft
pta' We may be allowed to doubt, how
Il er, whether the entrance of the klHg in
= edinburgh was 1t all compatible 70 the
p'dFty and obstreperous welcome which NJ
t''e'Vtd last year in Dublin. We mad no get
- u - ieehnS 40 calculation Of coGse
f~'ce.; every thing Was sincere, Vehemen',
qua enthusiastic. The Ming SAW us as We
'"Ny "ere--not in misrepresentation as
N'"'' assembled to perform part in the
threads oirhyule in o,a
''ou'i's, "eutaad dry,o nor YET quotations
O'ii Nhusly records OF" wise saws and mo-
- mstt0ces," but with notifications,
l'la and joyous, and nearly. We are
f'"'e satisfied that the Kings ieelilg re
spOnded y ours. and dat he caught por-
Son OF that fire with which our bosoms
Stre swelling.
N Holyrood House his Majesty saiJ
80" he had been often told the Scots
were proud and well they might BIZ ; they
"r,n to be uation OF getfsmtn.'
W 'ibitiuCil ~ Z WISH lildl
s dues OF these gentlemen would spare
~ poor Souther, dandics from IA duoking
vi Wo'sr. Bat positively this bangs Ba-
"5ner, The King, every one knows, ne
,.L S,Id any thing so absurd, as that every
E'uy hGstier or lhieviAg ,,atllerlunzienan
"so'iti'd was "a gan.etnan. But they
PROUD, 1t seems /; that IS to say, they
.e 'ne outward and visible signs of pride
= s'iH exterior and important elevation
tle eyelids: but it is "a booing pride for
=, ,"a' pride that is very fond Of living
,,. axes like gentlemen at easera pride
-, '"' ~ IS very fond of poking into the peck
l.n, " - 'ohn Bu!i-a pride that cannot con-
f l Nseli with remaining in its own beau
r1nr ''y' but which sendsthe possessors
~ -.o"nnE aud schrning all over the empire
= Pril'' IN short that is pro,erbial for
,ao lug Toe dust. Gentlemen indeed Pro-
y. ~. Vs. aud all our raet, from such gentry
In, 81" We Scots, not content with hepui-
ourselves must ha,s iing at tn.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-29

II is stated IN the New York Advocate,
that the men who were engaged in sprink-
ling lime over Trinity Church yard, in thu,
city, were made sick, while at work, by the
noxious cfllu,la from the graves.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-29
Patent Spring
s. A - ID IA IL So

rUNnE pubsciiher having purchased the ex-
elusive rgot Of manufacturing and vend.
ing NJ Nathan Mix's newly invented and high.
lY apptrved
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-29
TIT. WATER LILY.

As Ger The western moor | 5truyd,
\ benatrous llow ret caught my view,
Whose hall-unioldrd leaves dieplay'd
The virgin snow y unsuliied hue.
The fountain of nahclrst stream
IL stem with purest nurture fed
And, cool beneath the noontde beam,
II slumber'd on its crystal bed.
! stoop'd 10 gaze when, on the breeze
That Ger the dimpliug fountain ppy'd
Such fragrance rush'd the scnse 70 seize
As never brcatli'd in VernaI glade
! nipple beauty charm d my sight,
i ~ breathing soul cnroriurd more
And painting with fond delight,
The Lily from is stem bore
Aud, rs placed i in my brcnst,
Whit added charms the price rycal'd
Disclosing what the modest vest
From passing eyes bad kept conceald
The snow without, within was gold
Pure living gold OF warinell ray
Like innocence in Beauiy's mould,
or deeds Of worth that sbun The day.
Just such u flower in early youth,
| found, and plac d my bosom near
.In,l sdch "A flower, in .hrly youth
Stella, perhaps, can tell me where.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26
SG1IP NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
.aRRITlLS.


SUNDAY, March, 24.-Ar. schr Five Brothe re-.
Delano, from Boston--Sl. Liberty. Moody from New
buryport.
MONDAY-Schrs. Seneca, Jones, fr. Boston-St.
Croix, Brooks, from Eastport-Sloops Packet, Lorng,
anl America, Stanwood- from Boston.
MEMORANDA f
A sloop was seen 10 upset, off Seguin Light,
on the-l3th inst. in N. w. blow, and 10 20 i'm
medlately down, and all hands must have per-
ished. 1t was apprehended she came out Of
Thomaston, laden with plaster and lime.
Sch. Packet, ofprospect, just arrived from Da-
rien, was at St. Johns, Z. II. % days since.
At Pt. Petre, % days since Active, Castine,
20: Elizabeth, Portland, ID Albert, do. uncer.
The Spartan, of Bath, sailed Feb. 90, for Turks
Island.
At st. Croix, B. E. Cd. inst. brig VIM. Smith,
M'Lellan, of Portland, just arrived. An Ameri-
can schr. supposed from St. Thomas, was going
in. Sch. Traveller, Frost OF Kennebec, for n.
York, sailed Feb. %, one Bath vessel was
at w. L.
Schr. Enterprise, Ames of this port, arrived
at Norfolk 18th inst.
Schr. Dolphin, Higsens, Of Bucksport, arrived
at Baltimore 10Th.
March IA, lat. 81, Ion. rs, a brig belonging to
Thomaston, from Aux Cages, for Boston, was
spoken.
for Savannah, was spoken 9th inst.
brig Mary, Croker, 10 days from Bath, arri
we'd at ST. Croix lst ms ant.
At ST. Mary's, about Sd inst. scbr. Dorcas Ann
Of North Yarmouth, for n. York, 6.
Schr. llsley, Of this port, arrived at Alexan
dria 5th inst.
SIoop Ranger, Of this port, arrived at Newyorl
18th inst.
Ar. at Wilmington, 9th inst. schrs. Rambler
Downs, Of Frankfort, from Martinico-and Free
dom, Nickels, of Bristol, from Bermuda.--Clear-
ed briggs Charity, Gains, of Saco, for Mart; Lib
erty, Emery, Of kennebunk, Z. Rico schs. Ac-
tive, Dfuumond, for Bath News, Higgins, d.
Quad.
Sch. Patriot Bunker. from Saco, ar. at Rich
mond 14th Sailed, Factor, Knight, Boston,
Schr. Monroe, Noyes, OF this port, arrived al
Baltimore 10th. CT. schr. Climax, Prince, OF
this port for Halifax.
( Schr. Lydia Adams, Mossman Of Thomaston,
for Darien, cleared at New York 10th inst. echs.
Pelican, Day, and Hannah, hisgens, Of this port
arrived 18th Up, schr. Aurora, Lewis, for thi:
port.
Brig Monitor, of Kennebunk, was at Holmes
Hole, 18th.
IL PIRACY The brig Alliance, Of kenne
bunk, from Port su Prince for New-Orleans, was
robbed and BURNT on the 18th Of ian. by pi
ratical sch. leagues from Cape Antonio. After
rocons the captain and crew ofevery thing, they
turned them adrift IN the long-boat. The boat
after being at sea five days, was fortunately pick
ed up by Spanish sch. and the crew carried IN
TO the Havana.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26
Viii be Sold at Public Vendue,

DY order Of the Judge Of Probate for the Coun-
ID ty of Oxford, at the Store now improved by
Francis Cushman, in Rumford, in said County, Oh
THURSDAY, The thirlieth day Of May next, al
one Of the .lgck in the afternoon, the Twenty acre
LUT of Interval, numbered twenty seven on the
west side If Ellis River. Also, the second divi-
sion Lot numbered one hundred aud four, on the
north side OF the Great River. Also, one half Of
two acres Of LAND, situated at Rumford Point,
with SO much OF the Buildings on the same as be
longs to the estate Of Pearl Kimbail. All the des-
crsed real estate is situated in said town IF Rum
ford. Being the real estate Of Pearl Kmcall,
late Of Concord, in The county Of Rockingham, 4
State Of New Hampshire, deceased--on so much
will produce the sun of thirteen huncred and
sixty three dollars and eighty FIVE cents, for the
payment Of said debts and incidental charges.
OBEDIAH KIMBALL, Adm'r. on said estate.
Rumford, March Esd, 1929.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26
FOR SALE At
JEREMIAH GORE jr's.
COMMISSION STORE,
No. ~ Long HhGrf.

NO. II Long Hhdy,
CASKS Fresh Malaga Rai5ins-bbIs. Clear,
~ No. 1, 2, & prime Pork. hhdS, W. !. Rum
hhds. American Gin--pipes Cognac Brandy, qr.
casks Sicily Madeira, Lisbon and Malaga Wine =
casks Winter pressed and Summer strained Sperm
Oii--boxes No. Il shipping SoaP-boxes msuid
Candles g. & 8's-kegs No. Lard-Bags Liver
pool fine Salt, hhds & bbls. Muscovado aud Lump
Sugar chests and boxes Hyson. Young Hyson,
and souchong Teas-kegs Harris No Tobacco
boxes Shareholders OF pipes--Nutmess, hhds.
Palm Oil, and casks BuenOs Ayres Talow, boxes
and half boxes Baker's and Lapham's No.
Chocolate SC. &c. March 60.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26
Dancing School.

MIR. RUGGLES by request Of a number Of
WI his friends, who wish him TO instruct their
children in Dancing the present season, gives
notice that his School will open Monday,
April the 18th, al o'clock, P. NJ. at Capt. J.
Patterns Hall. School days, Mondays, Wednes-
days, and Saturdays, which will he SO Lessons in
one quarter, each Monday to begin at Z. M.
the other two days at p. NJ. so as not to inter
fere with other schools-those parents who have
not already engaged their children and may
wish 10 do, will leave their names with Mr..
r. at No. 4, Exchange street, or with Capt. Pat
ten at his house. Mr.. RS school will b, con.
Quoted with his usual care and attention so as
TO give each scholar an equal chance without
waste oftime. Terms 8 dollars per quarter.
March &c. 3w
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26
IP To lUhom IL maV concern.

AN ACT Reviving and Extending the time al
lowing for the Redemption of Land sold for
Direct Taxes, in CERTAIN cases.
DE az enacted by The Senate and House Of Rep
I'd reseniatiues of The United States of .4pleri-
ca in Congress- assembled, That the time allow
BED for the redemption of lands which have been,
ID may be, sold for the non payment Of taxes un-
der the several Acts, passed the second day Of
August, one thousand eight hundred and thir
teen, the pinth day Of January, one thousand
eight hundred and fifteen, and the fifth day of
March, one thousand eight hundred and sixteen,
for laying and collecting a tax within the Uni
ted States, so far as the same have been pur-
chased for and on behalf Of the United States. be
revived and extended Tor the term of one year,
from the end Of the present Session Of Congress
Prorided, That, on such redemption, interest
shall be paid. at the rate of twenty per centum
per snnum, on the taxes aforesaid and on the
additions of twenty per centum, chargable there
on and the right OF redemption shall enure, as
we'll TO the heirs and assignees Of the land so
purchased on behalf of the United States, as to
the original owners thereof
PHILIP P. BARBOUR,
Speaker ofihc House Of Representatives.
DANIEL ID. TOMPKINS,
Viee Preadsn, Of lie United S!afes and President
Of Tie Senate.
WAsHINGroN, February a, 1922.
Approved: JAMES MONROE.
The foregoing is an Act, passed at the pres
ent session o Congress, extending the time al
lowed for the redemption Of lands Sold for the
non-payment of Direct Taxes. far as the
same have been purchased for aud on behalf OF
the United States.
This is to give notice 10 all persons in this
District, whose lands have been sold for the nom
payment of Taxes under the several Acts there
in mentioned, and purchased by the United
States, can redeem the same at this Office with
in the time allowed in the fore going Act
WOODBURY. STORER, Collector Of Rerenue.
CLLEcToRs' OFFICE,
Portland, March %, 1922. ( DIV
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26
IP Farm an WindhGm.

E'oR SALE, or to let, that valuable FARM,
Il formerly belonging to MIR. WILLIAM HAN
SON, late Of Windham, situsted about one mile
from the corner, on the road leading from Port
land TO Bridgton, with one large two-story and
two one-story DWELLING HOUSES STORE.
two large BARNS, STABLE, CIDTR-BoUsE and
Woop-HousE. Said Farm contains about $50
acres Of excellent Land, with due proportion
Of moving, tillage. pasturing and wood, with a
very large Orchard, capable of yielding 20 or so
bbls. Cider. 1t has two wells of excellent water,
one of which is in the hcuse-is within twelve
miles # Portland, and lie considered one of the
best stands for Tavern or Trader in the town.
The whole is offered for sale on reasonable terms
or If il should be more Agreeable, il will be LET
For terms, apply 10 Thomas LITTLE, Windham
corner. or SAMUEL HANSON.
Portland, March 90. IT,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26

There is an artist in Washington City,
SAYS the Inteiligencer. who was The favorte
pupil Of Canovd. aud we believe, has no supe-
ror in ststuary IN this county. HIS name Is
Signor CaDici. This artist is now finishing a
bust Of the late Mr. Pinkpey, and the Editors
observe, it is he most stiking likeness they
have ever seen.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26

By the report Of the Committee on Naval
Affairs, for suppressing Piracy, the U 5. frig-
ale Java of A guns, IS pronounced 10 be 8 un-
worthy of repairs" II lh's be he frigate j.
va, that was built at Baliimore. in 1914, she
has gone TO decay at most rapid rate, and
shews Us concIuslvely, that in building costly
vessels of war, too much pains cannot be taken
70 procure the best Of seasoned materials.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26
JOSHUA DUNN,

HAVING purchased the exclusive right of
Il manufacturing Mr.. Nathan Mixers newly
invented and highly approved PATENT SPRING
RIDING SADDLES, within the State Of Maine.
now offers fer sale, and will keep constantly on
hand, -.-- i.
1T No. 5, Columbian Row, MIDDLE STREET,
A good assortment Of Gentlemen's SADDLES,
constructed upon Spring, highly finished, at 13,
which have been pronounced by the best judges
to be the greatest Improvement ever offered TO
the public. The Saddles being SO constructed
as to be free from every liability to injure the
horses back, aud to carry the rider with incon-
ceivable ease. ......tLSO....1
Geutlemen's best plain SADDLES, highly fin
ished, with plated Stirups, from II to $l2-sec-
ond quality do do. with common Stirups, from
8 to S10-third quality do do from to $7-Bitt
and Berdoon Brides. Russell and Black, from 5
to Stipulated Curbs do DO 81 So Snafles do
do S2-Curb Brides, with tin'd Bits, 81 So
Snailles do 10 from rs cts. to Sl-best Potted
aud Brass Wagon Harnesses, $40 Plated Chaise
Harnesses, from $50, &25 to S30-Trunks-E-
quipments, with Red Belts Whips, Spurs, &c.
cheap as the above.
on HAND,
2 elegant Bellows top Chalses--
and now finishing of 20 more, cheap for cash or
approved Credit-Old Chaises Painted, clean
ed, and repaired IN every branch, with short no
tice and cheap
J d. Hi,hes 10 employ J Ourncyman at
the ADORE business. e3dwit. March 26.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26

In this town. the Goth inst with the dropsy iathe
head child Of tho Hon. Barrett Potters agedseighi
nonihs--Julett. daughter OF Mr.. Thomas Millions,
aged months.
In Windham. on the 18th inst. Mr. Charles Barker
aged as.
At ST. Jsgo de Cuba, 10Th slt. Mr. William Dame
Of Powna Of brig Lion, of this port aged about
&C
: In Charleston. Is. C. )Robert Wilson, of Liverpool
aged about 80. He had been BIT by Rattesnake the
DAY previous, and died in great agony. lie bad col
iccted number Of these reptiles send 10 Europe
and being IN the habit efhandlins them, ncauous
eepu-h g allow himself 70 be BIZ by c. them.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26

The Beacon on Tybee Island viii be lighted on the
lst OF April next The Beacon bears half from
the Light House The Beacon light on the Tybee
light Is the direct over the Bar-the best an
chcring ground is with Tybee light bearing from
w to Sthe former is be prehxed, and distant about
cables length from the beach,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26

HAVING obtained license from the Judge Of
u Probate for the county Of York to sell and
convey so much Of the real estate Of THOMAS
CUTTs, late Of Saco, Esquire, deceased, as will
produce the sum of thirty seven thousand seven
hundred and fifty dollars, for the payment of
debts and incidental charges: the administra.
tors will sell, at Public Auction, on MONDAY,
the sixth day of May next, at Cleaves' Hotel, in
Saco, in said county, at eleven o'clock in the
forenoon, portion of said dece ased's real estate,
which consists in part, of the following described
property, viz
One undivided half Of what is
commonly called the IRON WORKS. or Nail
Factory, in Ssco, in common with Josiah Calef
Esq. the owner OF the other half with the land
under and belonging and adjoining thereto, with
all the improvements thereto sppertainiug, con
slstng Of Rolling and Sitting Mill, sixty feet
long and forty five feet wide, containing two
furnaces, rolls, cutters, and other machinery
necessary for the manufacture of nail plates,
nail rods and iron hoops-a Nail Factory, two
stories high, thirty feet long, and twenty seven
feet wide, furnished with four nail machines, one
Brad machine, and the necessary tools and fix
lures, including Furnace for heating nail plates !;
Smiths Shop, thirty by twenty four feet, with
two torgee, and good supply of tools.
All the above works are IN good repair, and
now IN full operation an experienced foreman
and sufficient number Of good workmen are en-
gagged to continue the operation Of said works,
and there is quick demand for the manufactdr
ed articles.
ALso-A FARM, In Buxton,
near Buxton old Meeting house, containing, by
estimation, forty acres, with the buildings there
on, being the same formerly improved by Samuel
Cuts, Esq deceased; to be sold together, or in
lots, to suit purchasers.
T. G. THORNTON, J Naturalization on
THOMAS CUTS, he estate Of Thomas
ETHER SHEPLEY, } Cuts, deceased.
Dated at Saco, the Esd day of March, A. D..
1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26

" Washington, March IS. The whole
Cabinet were unanimous on the subject of the
recognition of the independence Of the South
American colonies. Il is expected, that the
recognition will extend 10 six Sovereign States,
viz 9ueuos Ayres, Chill, Mexico, Colomb ia
Brazil, and Peru"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26
Medical Society of Maine.

A MEE1ING Of the Censors of the above So
N ciety will be held at Bowdoin College, II
brunswick on the 9th and 10Th of May next, a
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. for the purpose of examining
Candidates for license to practice physic, surgery
aud midwifery.
Gentiemen DESTROYS of being examined are re
quested To leave their names with the Secretary
OF the Society previous TO the day Of meeting.
The qualifications Of Candidates for examination
are that they shall have studied three years will
some reputable physician; and conformed in othe
respects with the requirements as expressed IN tb'
bylaws of the Massachusetts, Medical Society.
Per Order. BENZ. d. BARTLETT, Sec.
Bath, March Goth. 1899.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26
AUCTION SALE,

on Friday. shot dpril ne-s, al ! O'c'odb
A. JH. at ny Office. No 3, Long Wharf,
TIVE mansion House of the late Capt. LOB
IL DELL, at WEsrBRooK.
Y For particulars apply al my Office, or OF JoHH
JORDAN, Westbrook. Conditions at the sale.
'. .t Il. GREELEY, .4act'r.
March IL, 1872.
Just Reed pr. Shops 4 Packet ard .2nserlea''
from B0Sor.
Is Hhds. American Gin, nigh pEoot and OF
superior quality
Is barrels dones K Coffee,
100 casks Malsgs R.rsins, fresh ard OF prime
quality,
100 kegs 1st sor, Lard. BOSTON Inspection,
10 chests Y. H. Tee, Canon Packets ca'go--
prime lot.
20 ps. bleache6 and half bleached Russia
Sheeting,
A new consignment OF Stone Ware" which
will be sold az the same price and discount 50
at the Pottery, " Norwich. Connecticut"
NoDc landing from SCH hecOper, from Nep YORK.
and for safe By All WOOD a. QUINCY.
IS barrels fine Petersburg FLOUR,
20 do. lump SUG AR, superior quality.
10 bales e piand COTTON, prime LOT,
10 hhd.. Windward Island Rum, pure and
sweet davoured,
boxes ANTIQUE OIL,
10 boxes SICILY ORANGES. March ~.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26

A Baltimore paper. says, The President
has fixed upon gentleman of high standing
Tor one OF our Ensoys TO South America
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26

Prsof that nan can be his oIon Grand father.
There was widow and her daughteT-in-law, and a
man and his son. The widow married the son, and
the daughter the old man the widow was, therefore,
mother 10 her husbands father, consequently grand
mother to her own husband. They mad son TO
whom she was great-grandmother as the son OF
a greatgrandnother must he either a grandfather Or
great uncle this boy therefore his grandfath
err ~ b. This was actually the with boy a
schco! at Norwich.-L0hdon pap.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26

The Spanish minister has left Washington,
10 reside in PhIadel phia Letters say, before
he Quilted he sent in his protest against the
recognition of the Southern Free States.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26
COLONIAL TRADE.

Here IS prOspect AZ present. OF ienluVdI OF nc
existing laws for the protection OF commerce and
navigation There is reason, however, 10 believe,
thar the British government have. OF shortly wil SO
modify their laws regulating their colonial trade, as to
induce our government to alter their couniervalng
acts and thus meet corresponding disposition IN ia
tor Of free trade Oh the part OF Great Britain.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26
MaRRIED.

In this town, by the Rev. Mr.. Ripley Mr.. Henry
tsley. Merchant 10 Miss Nancy Wheeler.
In Waterford, (Me) Mr.. John Chamberlain. 70 Miss
Fhebe X. Haskins daughter Of MIR. Robert Haskins.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26
LEFT

A IT the House Of the subscriber about the first
n of January last, Silver WATCH, the own
er can have it by describing property and pay
ing charges. RICHARD GOLDMAN.
FresPOrt, March &c. 1922. 4w
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26

French CrOsCH&-By an act Of Congress passed in
1916 the value of these coins when Of the fn weight
of l8dict l7gr fixed at hundred and ten cents.
By being Euch used however the weight OF them IS
ycneralv somewhat lessened, but 10 the degree
me informed az which they have been Of late rated
The present value Of French Crowns as assertaned
hy recent monied operation is hundred and nine
and an half cents each Bak. .4naer
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26
Garden and F2oper Seeds,

of last years srowth-recommended TO be not
only capable Of vegetation, but to be ola genu
inc quality, by great number Of gentlemen
who have tested their quality.
Orders from the country promptly attended TO.
Catalogues Of these Seeds may be had at the
Store. Porfland, March %. (9w.)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26

Capt. Asa CLARK of Norridgewock is cleo
ed Register Of Deeds, for The County Of Som
efSpf
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26
{" SIGNS OF TIE TTMES.D

A democratic paper, published at Lexington KEN
says that the present administration of the General
Government has gradually abandoned most of the
beading principles Of the republican party and that
= the President and most Of his Cabinet approach
nearer TO federal republicans than republicans Of the
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