davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-03-05
BrandyWine Cotton Company.

The Legislature ofthe State of Delaware having their
late session passed act TO incorporate Company under
the name and title of the " Brandyine Manufacturing
Company for the purpose of carrying the Manufactures
Of Cotton upon the property Of the Mill Seat Company
on RrandywiHe Creek within and half miles OF the
Borough Of Wilmington.
THEREFORE,, .Naice 10 hereby giren that Books
viii be opened by the Subscribers at the House Of Eli Lam
born, in said Borough, Second day the fourth OF the
third month (Ionday the 4th day of Maich) next from
to O'Clock in the afternoon of said day. for the purpose
Of receiving subscriptions to the Capital Stock Of the said
Company, the terms and conditions then to be made
known subscriptions may be made in person by proxy
LANES C.a.vBK
EDWARD 1.ATv3LL, Commissioners
ISAAC PENN OCK, for receiving
L2.lTES PRICE, subscriptions.
JOHN TORBERT.
I'd mo. 18th 1922 12-6t
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-03-05
Just published, and for Sale at the Office of
the Waterman No 1O5 Market st.
AN APPEAL.

To common sense and common justice, irrcfragabe facts
opposed TO plausible theories intended to prove the ex-
IRENE injustice, well the utter impolcy of the
listing tariff illustrated by sketch of the policy and
situation Of England, France and Holland
BY NJ. CAREY. Price ST 1.2 cts.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-03-05
PUEBLO SALE,

II z bEIIO lJIY I5II3
OF Valuable Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Books, &c.
On Fourth iav the Goth ofthe Third month (Marc next,
the late residence OF Henry w Physck deceased, pur-
suant to his last win and testament, will be sold all his
household goods Kitchen Furniture, &c together with his
liorary OF Books-also, one good mich Terms OF
sale made known at the time by BENJAMIN. FERRIS,
Feb. %, 1892 13--8t .ddrui,aafr 4gth WIN antered
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-03-05

~ virtue Of writ of Lev Facas TO me directed will be
evprsed TO public sale at the house OF Mrs Brinon Will
mngton, in Chrsanna hundred SATURDAY, the 9Th day
Of March next, at O'Clock, 7. NJ All that lot piece Of
land situate in the borough of Wilmington and county oil
Newcastle, with brick messuage thereon erected on the
cast side OF Market street, between High & Queen streets
IS feet inches front Market street. the lot running
back 10Y feet inches bounded by land OF Lewis Rum.
ford William Robinson and Others be the contents more OIL
less with all and singular the Improvements thereon erect
ed Seized and taken in execution as the property of
Joshua Jackson, and TO be sold b.
,Neyveastie Fe6 81, 14--4t D.9TID C. K7yLSON Sl'F'
~ virtue Of writ of LeYari Facias % ME Objected VIII he
exposed to Public SALE at the house of John Crow New
CASTLE in Newcastle hundred Tuesday the 10Th tav Of
March next At O'Clock =. MA tract Of land situate
lying and being in Pencader Hundred, in the county of
Newcastle, in the state of Delaware; bounded by lands
formerly belonging to Kennedy and Read, John German
David jOhns John Porter and others containing by sr
vey thereof recently made ms and 81 perches more
less together with all and singular the improvements
AMI appurtenances thereunto belonging This valuable
tract sconserable portion of which is Woodland ations
tie village OF Glasgow, through which the Chesapeake and
Delaware cans was located by the of that com
pany TO accommodate purchasers the tract will be sold
in the following parcels, according 10 a plot which may be
seen at my Office. TO each parcel q due promotion OF
woodland allotted viz
Tract No 1--Bounded by lands Of Stewart Morton 6
Murder, by the mitlpond, and by no q containing i8e
acres and $50 perches in the tenure Of Dayid m
Improvements two-story dwelling house, barn and
stables. Tract No 2-Is the MANSION Farm in the tenure
OF Fowler and is bounded by l. lands Of ames bo-,
so and the oad leading Newark and contains S1 acres
and 1J2 perches; tract the side Of the road
Chiefly Woodland, obtaining As acres and 70 perches
bounded b! s1e branch, by lands of S. Stewart and b,
no - VIII be sold With this parcel The Improvements ar,
large frame dwelling house, with out buildings. Trac
NJ SIS Situate between 4, and the woodland part
9 and bounded the by the road to Newark
and the west by lands of - Ash and contains So acre
AMI 157 pe"ches and has on ii large barn and Stable
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-03-05
REMOVAL.

THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that he has remov
ed from the Queen of Otsheite to the
West side of Market Street,
Directly opposite the TownHall, Wilmington,
Delaware;
Where he has purchased and opened House OF
Entertainment for Travellers and others, sign OF
.J.f.WES a. R.fY.4RD.
He confidently hopes continuance of his former
friends and customers and trusts his superior &C
commodations will merit continuance Of an in
creasing public patronage. ELI LAMBORN.
Wilmington, March IS, 1924 1T
NIB Horses, Gigs, Carriages, sc. kept for hire
as usual. +. l..
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-03-05
.N'EW PUBLICATIONS.,
& Christiana Turnpike Stock

Wilmington & Christiana Turnpike Stock
BY resolution Of the Wilmington and ChriStiana Turn
pike company the subscribers appointed Commits
oners receive subscriptions for 100 shares of stock
for the purpose of raising fund for making and finishing
the road from White Clay Creek to Christiana.
The Books will be open for that purpose at the House
Of Joseph Gilpn Wilmington on the 5th and 9th day OF
March next, from 10 O'Clock in the morning, till O'Clock
III the afternoon Of said days.
WILLIAM SEAL }
JAMES M'KEhN S.S,om,
WILLIAM WARNER
February 18th 1892 lo-.7t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09

Silks OF Europe and Asia, Precious Stones, Jew
els, Skins tanned Laces of Thread or Silk, Pom
Hdkfs. Artificial Flowers Feathers. Looking Glas
SEES, Perfumes, Essences, OF all kinds or species o.
Fruits dried or in brandy. Olives or capers' al
kinds Of Pickles % IL per cent
Men and Women's Shoes and Boots, Furniture
ready made Clothes utensils OF Copper, bronze from
Steel and Tin, Tallow manufactured o: IN part
Flour, Salt Meats, all kinds OF foreign provisions
25 per cent.
Brandy and other Liquors IS per cent
All articles not included in the above list 20 per
cent.
The above duties are on national vessels-on
foreign vessels per cent added to the said duties
Bait. american.
Our congressional bellows blowers. if they will
take pains look over the pages OF the newspapers
will end that they expend much breath to but very
little purpose Their speeches are indeed published
in the National Inteligencer, and we have no doubt
that the editors OF that paper consider this an enor
nous TAX upon their readers We do not believe
that there one Journal on the Continent, that deems
such specimens Of oratory now worthy of repub-
lican. The members have from such evidence, been
of their folly, and begin 10 dispatch public
business. The contempt of the public has been so
generally expressed that they have been awed into
sence of their daty.- Bait. Morn Chron-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS .4RTTCLES

BY some late order the king of Engsnd has an
kn'Shfed all the Irish knights as they were called
IN other words those who had received the accotae"
in the drunken frolcs of the Castle from the lord
lieutenant, for the time belng-I.ady Morgans nus.
tard, Sir Charles, is of this number, and she is
ienceforIh plain Mrs Morgan --hmerican.
Ertraet Of letter received at .Ne4v5urvhorf from
Cdnt Sitaonds doied Jeremie, Hrshan. March 1922
IS reported here that squadron has arrived
off, and olockaded the city Of ST Domingo, and ia
ken some Hayden vessels. The force is said te
consist OF one irgate, one sloop of war; two schoon
ers and two transports, with troops"
NEW PuN--Two young ladies were conversine
on the SUBJECT of agriculture, when one of then
observed that she had frequently aided her father II
the hurrying seasons. and could use several agricu
tural Implements with facility that though sht
could not use the cradle, she was very familiar viii
the rake. The other lady replied that if she couIe
be very familiar with the rake, she should expect /,
be compelled TO become acquainted with the use o.
the tradfe
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09

Extract OF Letter from gentleman at Laguyra to
to his friend In this city, dated March 6 1899.
TARIFF OF DUTIES AT LAGUYRA
Extract Of The Laqys from The Custom House.
EXPORTS.
Coffee. Cotton, Sugar, Molasses, Rum and Tim.
Der, duty free, . l.2 per cent-Hides Cocoa and
indigo, 10 per cent, on cost prices-Mu!es 81 Hor.
SEES BIS each-Cattle 812 l 2 do-AI other arti-
cles not expressed per cent on valuation Gold
CONS per cent. payable in gold--Silver coin or
Iplate, prohibited
IMPORTS.
Iron In bars, tin and copper in pIates. paner nc
every quality all medicines, surgical instruments,
PITCH tar cordage, cables and anchors, &c. Is per
|cent.
Merchandise OF cotton. WOOL and fax. hemn.
worsted except as may be Enumerated afterwards,
III l-2 per Ct
Umbrellas, castor, wool or silk hats, wax or sperm
manufactured or in part, wine, vinegar, Oil of all
Kinds, Watches OF Gold or Silver, Gold or Silver
Lace, Men and Women's Saddles, all kinds of Chi
Ina. European or Asia, Chrystals and Glass Of all
kinds, 90 per cent.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09

Padre Onorato, the celebrated Professor Of Agri
culture at the University of Naples, lately bar
barousy mui dered for his money. He, uIfortu
nately was bachelor and had resided by himself ii
the famous convent of Santa Maria la Nova
The proceedings against the conspirators OF s2t
had terminated at Naples-,he number condemned
amount 10 ITO.
The following notice was posted at Clonmel -
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09

IhOSlSh MA lN'Ns
Reason--We, the united body of the Commits
sioners, commissioning our sad state, and deter
mined TO abolish all iythes, taxes and rent do Offer
eighty pounds reward for the head Of Head Minis
ter, fly for Curae, twenty for Proctor and ten
Tor Bailif.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25

TUsT published, and foe sale by WILLIAM
81 HYDE. at his Bookstore, No. 5, Mussey 5
Row, Middle Street, Portland
" Sketches of The + Ecclesiastical History Of the
STATE OF MAINE from the earliest settle
ment to the present time Price St,2
The above work contains very interesting
collection Of facts, relating 20 the establishment,
growth, and present state of all the different de-
Nominations OF hlistians in tli, Slate; gather
ei principally frc7i documents furnished Dy dis
tinEuished individuals Of The respective denomi-
naiiUns, and il very convenient book Of refer
ence, and we'll worthy OF place in every mans
Library. Jan. IS 1922. d.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
DAVID HALE, :
EDW ARD LITTLE, his Atry
STATE or MAINE.
CUMBERLAND, &.

CUMBERLAND, g.
Al 4 C"uri 81 Common Pleas begun and hold
en AZ Portland lib aud far the county Ut Cumbtr-
land, on the second Tuesday Of December, a. d.
1891
On the foregoing Petition, Ordered, That the
Petitioner give notice of bis said pettion bv ser
wing the several tenants each with an attesteh
coy Of bis petition and ths order thereon. four
teen days al ssst. previous 70 the next term az
tbi, Court ard also by causing the same, with thi,
oref theI con. 70 he published in one Of the news
papers printed IN Portland, three weeks successive
ly' the last publication 10 be thirty days at least
previous 20 the next term Of this Court 10 be hold.
en- az Poi tlard. IN aud Tor the county Of Cnmber-
land. on tie first Tuesday Of March next: that an
persons interested therein, may then aud there ap-
pear, and show cause, it any they have, why the
prayer thereof should not be granted
WI. j. VAUGHAN. Clerk.
Copy attest. WM Il. VAUGHAN. Ctetk.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
VALUABLE MEDICINE.
ANTI-DYSPEPTICK PILLS

Prepared by Henry Jomes-N'euv York,
A approved and almos, certain RENE DIV for
"A Dyspepsia. or Indigestion, hsbitu4l cos
useness and piles.
IL IS well known that Dyspepsia IS one Of the
most frequent sud fo,midabie diseases of cur
country. lis commencement i indicated in diff
ierent patients By various symptoms, Of which
the most remsr kable are, irreguisrify Of me boir-
els, obstinate cOstireness, headache, commonly
called Nervous or sick htadGcte, yeHOtcneSs Of he
eyes and skin, 0cidHy Of The stomach after ealing
cflen cattcd heart bprn. fotatttnce 1cind IN he
stomach, JuteT f0steSn The mouth IN me morning,
Joetid breath, dro,rsiness after dinner debility
tGssifude, eardciGtion depression Of spirits, &C.
The Pills now offered are not proposed on tie
Princlple OF specihcks. Their use wss sugees.
ted by theory but their ehicscy bss been ested
% long and faithful experience /; and The result
has been unpataiieled success.
Piles being connected with indigestion end
costlveness, are certainly aud speedily removed
by these Pills.
Per.ons afflicted with any Of he above ,ymp-
toms, are assured. that tie Anli-Dysnep,ick
Pills ale C medy well worth their attention.
and en- ltlCd TO their entire confidence
For sale wholesale and retail Tx
HENRY BU1MAN
Portland, Sept. Is 1921. eowIy
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
HUNBLY represents, David Hale,


1921.
HuNBLY represents, David Hale,
Boston, in inc county of suffolk, & Com
monwealth of Massachusetts, Merchant, that be
is interested in aud the owner Of two undivided
ninth parts Of The following described tract or par
Gel Of land, situate said Portland, (with Others
70 your petitioner unknown.) 10 Wit: tract or
parcel Of land, bounded, beginning on the corner
(on the southcasterly side of Spring Street, made
by ITS intersection with Centre street; thence run
ming souh forty nine degrees west. on said Spring
Street fourteen rods, TO land Of John Mussev j
thence south forty two degrees east by said Must
'ey'> land. fifteen and one half rods TO de land
Amasa Harrington thence north eleven rods 10
said Centre Street; thence north thirty and one
half degrees west, by said Centre Street, thirteen
rods and twelve links, 10 the bound began al con-
tanning about one arTe and forty rods. And your
petitioner is DESTROYS to have his said share Of said
estate set of and divided from the rest
Wherefore your petitioner prays this honoura-
bic Court that his said share of said estate NAV he
set off and divided from the rest agreeahy 10 law
10 such case made and provided so that be may
hold i a. severalty. and as 10 duty bound will ey-
or pray.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
Drugs s. Medicines.
TIMOTHY FLETCHER.

Has al Priudts Sale, al No. il, Jones' Ros.
E,rchGnge- Street,
q Win'low's Patent Cooking Stoves, at reduced
- prices. from the original subscription price.
bale Bufaloe Robes,
| do. Sheeting Cottons,
case Gilt framed Looking Glasses,
do. Mahogany do do do
do Glass Ware,
Mahogany Side Board,
20 Nj. Russian Quilts,
Auction & Commission Business. attended %.
usual t.f.) Oct. %, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
Rice, Cotton, OIL, Gin, Hme, Rye,
Pork. Ac. DC
SEW ARD PORTER,


No. 9, Long hart
As for sale, landing from .loop Messenger,
Il 20 bushels Rye ('uitsoIe ss subsitute) for
Coffee,
bag Coffee-eo barrels Pork,
so boxes Oranges and Lemons,
stIsrees Rice 20 doz. scythes.
Just Received and m Store,
go pr gentlemen Naukeen Trowfers,
bales Couon-1o cask. Sweet Oil,
10 hhds Philadelphia G1p,
81 pipes } Sicily MADEIRA VINE, Of the Vim
hhds. tage of 1915. Warrant ed pune as
1 &c. cask imported.
10 pieces choppa and Gag Handkerchief,
6 lb' black Italian sewing Silk,
10 bore' London made Pipes,
4 barrels bottled Porter, containing 2 doz. each
II boxes Waits No. / & 8, Chocolate,
g ' o. Mig si,:ss'''' RAlSINS,
drums Saltaua
boxes Axes-2 doz. do.
chests Kzmpoy
do. Souchong-s bcIes dc. A L. 40,
s boxesY. Hyson
2 hhds r.. o. Sugar,
5 gross Mackerel Hooks Bed Cords-bsgs Corks
-9uutas Cod Fish--Plough,- bbls. Ro,in--An-
-hors of all kinds and sizes, &c. SC.
June IL, 32l. f.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25

Ill A JUST RECEIVED III additional sur
. u Ply q NEH GOODS, particularly adagt-
ed 20 Tie scssou---
-ANoSG wHIeH arp
superior London black < blue BROADCLOTHs,
'''"''""s and low priced do do. do.
:, a'siheres--Qurtn's Cloths--uperfne Eerseys
n ~ \ drhh hHidis-Saitiuetts-V
II I'll, ga 81 f0-4. ft-l aud 1914.
'"'"e's-C"atin ting Cambl els II bszs.i-. coa
pirte assortment
t"'t'he'tS-Iia'h ec| fgurcd Cass:tpese Shaw =
,,"''o' -Tins-'eHing SILK ard Iaist.
NV - assoc I'M "a llaid RIB. ons.
PACK hnd rHorfd Syrrhuus artl sarnaft.
Drown Liren--aurkrsu - British Sb,rt.n.e.
SUPERIOR black Levsntira.
- o. Cotton Cau,brics- ams.ric Nrsllrs
nn ~ hiSnrrd mu.l Mo.,in,--plaio 90.
ZEN ana figured Leno snd took niusli1s.
noAes Cotten Baiis--Wi-. Cotton.
eo''ou Floss ~ balls snh = ains.
q furniture Patches and Cnpi -rr!ntr4-Fs Icces.
"orsled Y Lambs wool ErocEs ~ prars.
,s,"eu brown Gloves-Moccn,A
rag Handkerchief Sa;,f;nss- Slss,ies..
onrr Ela ekir- Iii -aes a..
e'ch are offered for >air a unu,.a.lY .cu prices
onl t6wi la. Az
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
FOUR THOUSAND YEARS

FOUR THOUSAND YEARS
PARTisULARLy-The Creation treated On :.
large, Paradise described the Effects of the F,fT
and loss Of Paradise the Call of Abrahan
Travels Of the lsraeIites, the Nature Of the Nh.
sale Institutions, Predictions OF the Prophets VI.
gether with the Patrsrchal Biography.
SACRED GEoGRAPHY-DescribiD the counirv
of Paradise. Settlement Of the Nations. Eeyp
Pyramids, the .lncient Canaanites, Journies i
the Wilderness, Csptivities, Travels Of Chedor-
laomer, .4braham, Jacob, Joseph, David, &C.
.4NTIeUITIEs-T Treating Of the Gods Of the
.4ncIent ldolaters. Temples, .4ltars, Prizes. o.
GERS, CHtes.. as Cessrea, Corinth, Damascus.
GAIA, Ephesus jerusalem, India. Malta, Partha,
Persia, Sardis, Sidon, Smyrna, TarsDs, Tyre,
Babylon, &c. including the History Of the Jews.
Jewish antiquities and jewish Wars, till the H.
nal destruction Of the Temple at Jerusalem
with systematic arrangement Of the Mosaic
System Of NATURAL History. In short this work
Is not only entertaining, Tut at the same time
contains
A PERFECT LIBRARY OF BIBLICAL KNOWL
EEDGE.
BY the late Rev. JOHN BROWN, Auibo.
ofthe Folio Self interpreting Bible.
Published with the appreciation and recon-
mendation Of the sons Of the much es-
teemed Author ; the principal DiTines
II England and Scotland and also
by the following eminent Di-
vines:
Rev Edward Payson, u. y.
2. s. Ten Brock,
& Thomas b. Ripley,
: Russell SHeeter.
Ministers Of the Gospel u tle t1lr Of Portland
Rev. J. Cogswell, Saco,
Rev Thomas P.ld,yin ID n
}. 5. j. Gardiner, d. ID.
Daniel Sharp,
James Sabine,
: Franris Wayland
ministers Of tle Gospel IA ttt torn Boston
Rev. John 3. Romeyn,
=" John Mayson,
" Alexander MIeod,
9 Johs Chase.
= Philip Milledoler, y. d.
:" Christian Bork,
q john Williams,
Archibald Maclay,
Ministers Of the Gospel in tie City Of Ne,e York
Rev. Asa Messer, d. D. LII. ID. Prcsi,Ien.
Bro7rn University, Providence.
Calvin Park, d. ID. Professor Of .Hora5
Philosophy and .Defoyhysics, Broom
Cn5Tersily, Providence
p" Jasper Adams. A. NJ. Professor of .Hoal-
e1latlcs and Natural Philosophy, Broun Uni
rersifg, Providence.
: Stephen Gano, A. M. Prouidencs.
: Willard Preston, 10.
George Taft, 10.
Z" Jesse Hartwell, do.
Samuel Austin, D. D. .Neuporf.
" William Patten, D. d. do.
= Romeo Elton, A. Nj. do.
4 Thomas Dunn, 10.
I" Daniel Webb, DO.
Z" Barnabss Bates, A. NJ. Bristol.
9 Joel Mann, A. NJ do.
I David Benedict, A. NJ. Pa,-tucEef.
i Jordan Rexford, Warrer.
:" Flavel ShurtefT. III.
6 David Curtis. Pa5rturet.
: Charles Briggs, Lexington.
Published from Tie ia,fsf English glarto egt;o..
khBELLIsHED WITH SEVENTEEN srPFRR ~
CRAVINGS.
.Applyto
ALEX. II. PiPER-Acrxr
Next door 10 the Washington Hofei. Portland.
where people from the country may be sup
pied with The Work as published.
Jan. ,, 1871.
SEASONABLE GOODS.
ELISHA VINTON
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25

70 The HonOrrabic Justices Of The CireuI Cour! Of
Common Pleas for The first eastern Circuit, hold
En- q; Portland rihtm ami for ne County D.
Cumberland, on ne third Tuesday Of June, H. ID
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
CAUTION.
NOTICE.

II order of Court will be sold at Public Auc.
- ton, on Mendsy, the 18th Of Fe bruarv
next, az the Counting-Room Of W. r. q d.
ioOhbkii)GE the right Of reyersion. which
yehhet' rue, Joel True and Joanna True. chill.
uleh q JACOB True, late Of Y Yarmouth. deceas.
50 nave IN ne Widows Dover. description
- ,' Mo'ch' ana terms of sale, may be known b,
calling on the subscriber =
CALVIN STOCKBRIDGF.
North Yarmouth, Jan. 15, 1892.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
% mTh<pTDW
PROM THE PROVIDENCE GAZETTE
OLD GRIMES.

OLD GRIMES.
Tune" John Gil pin toos a citizs,.."
OLD Crimes i dead.-That coed Old mar
We ncer shall see more
He used 81 wear long black coat
All buttohed down before.
His heart was open as the day
Ills feelings all were true
His hair vas some inclined 70 grey
lie wore II IN queue.
Whene'er was heard the voice Of pain
His breast with pity burned
The large, round head. upon his cane,
From ivory was turned.
Thus ever prompt Al PHYS call,
lie knew no base design
His eyes were dark, and rather small.
Ills nose was aqueline,
lie lived AT peace with all mankind,
In friendship ne was true
His coat had pocket-holes behind
His pautaloons were blue.
Unharmed-the sin which earth pollutes
lie passed securely DER;
And never wore pair OF boots
for thirty years, OF more.
But poor old Crimes IS now at rest,
Nor fears misfortune froWn.
lie had a double-bTeasted vest
The stripes ranup and down.
Tie modest merit sought to find
And pay it its desert.
lie had no malice in is mind
No ruffles on his shirt.
His neighbours he did not abuse,
Was soeiable and gay.
He wore large buckles IN his shoes,
And changed them every day.
Ills knowledge. hid from public gaze,
He did not hiring IN view
Ncr make noise town-meelins days,
As many people do
HIS worldly goods he never threw
In trust 10 fortunes chances;
But lived (as al his brothers do)
In easy circumstances.
Thus undisturbed by anxious cares,
His peaceful moments ran;
And every body said he was
4 fne old gentleman.
Good people al give cheerful thoughs
To Grimes memory;
As doth MS cousin, ESEK SHORT,
Who made this poetry.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25

ALLA. II. FTPLk-ACrvr.
Next door 10 the Washington Hotel. Portland:
wne[e people from the country may be sup
Piled with the Work as published.
Jan. >, 1871.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
BARBOUR & SCOTT,
Ezciange Street, Portland,
HAVE 5Usr RECEIVED MOST OF TEEIR
Fall and Wtnier Goods,
Comprising great Variety.
RlCH bordefed white scarlet

and other colours, and PLAIN. black and
colours, CASHMERE SH.49'LS g bales
EfTS--Tartan Plaifs-.fn Cam
bets black Valencia Festiugs-fne Toiliuet an
common dO.-black French stout Levantine-
blk Italian Lustrug -striP'd Shks-SyuChaw vs.
and Sarsnetts--- C.4.FI ON GRAPES black
Nsnkin do alicoes-F0rnitures-C ambrics-
Muslins-f bale India CalicOes-Tabby Veiyets
Il case Umbrelas-Gloves and Hosiery
sortment-buck Mittins-drab. olive, blue and
black Dufills-Cnatings, Bockings-Flannels &
Bazes &c. &c.
A few pieces drsb, claret, black and blue
London BRO.9DCLOTHS c.4SSLuERES and
LADIES CLOTHS-meking their assortment
very extensive
American shee.ings, shirtiugs, Gingham:r
1ickings, sattinetts, &C.
Oct. l6, 1921. If.