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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-11
ROMULUS RIGGS.

Who need, after this, enquire where to
buy Lottery Tickets. This is but one Of
the many persons who have made them
selves rich by buying at this Fortunate
Office Every person should at all times
keep ticket OF two in lotteries il is the
only way that fortune can be realized
for triae, and without risk. Individuals
aud Companies buying ten or more tickets
will be entitled to a credi, until the lotts-
ry finishes drawing, by giving an approx
ed endorsed note
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-11
FROM THE NORFOLK HERALD.

A plain ansyer TO simple question.
G, Is bankrupt law calculated to make
rogues of honest mel?
4. Precisely the reverse. Without it.,
an honest man may be driven to dishonest
practices, TO rescue himself from a prison
and his family from beggary; while with
il, if he turns rogue, il must be voluntary.
There are two sorts of knaves in the world
those from necessity and those from
choice-it is in the power of bankrupt
law at least to lessen the number OF the
former.
Extract Of letter from an American set
tied in a Liverpool, to a friend in Phil
adelphia, dated
"December 20.
Communicated for the American Daily
Advertiser.
81 see, from the letter before me, that
you are as much politician as ever; and,
doubtless, give much attention 10 Euro
pean political information, which, at this
time, has assumed an aspect of some in
terest. Ihe causes which have led TO the
change Of Ministry in France; the situa-
ton of Russia, with regard to I urkey;
the continued troubles in Spain, have ex-
cited some sensation in this country, and |
really think another year will not pass
without some military demonstrations
on the continent. Alexander has certainly
a strong desire to make christians Of the
Turks" and il is equally certain that John
Bull will not suffer him to do it peaceably
bat would, probably, in that event, dis
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-11
RIGGS
Independent Lottery and Er,
change Office,
BRIDGE-S1. GEORGETOWN.

Putting has become so common with
senders of Lottery Tickets that it is time
TO Quit it! But [ mus, be pardoned for
stating smile Of Fortune that occurred
A short time since, which must forever im-
rnor,aIizs Riggs in the eyes Of the fair sex.
A fine young man addressed sweet girl.
and had been engaged upwards of twelve
months, nothing under Heaven in the way
but the objection of the young lady's pa
rents, fearing he would not be able to sup
port wife: How soon was be made indie.
pendent! Ten days after he purchased
the fortunate ticket, he pocketed $500
dollars in cash, went to his dear intended,
gave her the money, and told her where
he met with this smile of fortune Oh
what happiness In short time they are
TO be married, and their first son is TO be
- .IlaH
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-11
Proceedings,
From the National lntslligencer.
Taursday, February 7,
IN SENATE.

IN CEIN "A d.
The President laid before the Senate
the annual report of the commissioners
OF the Sinking Fund.
(. Mr.. Ruggles from the committee of
Claims, reported bill for the relief o.
Samuel Walker; which was read
MIR. Peasants presented petition
from sundry officers of the Navy and
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-11

1000 dolls. en- smaller prizes.
EVERY AMERICAN should buy a
H ticket in this lottery, that can pro-
cms one, before they are all SOLD. Recol-
iect il is 10 build Monument to the inn
mortal Washington independent of that
object, the almost certainty " drawing
handsome prize. Many fortunes have been
made by those who purchased their tickets
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-11
John Ii. Ladd 4 Co

JOHN II. Ilauu Q %.
HAVE received per schr. Citizen, and
4 4 o&sr for sale
2F09 bushels potatoes
lis boxes mould candles
90 bbIs. No. l. 2 mackerei
Is bis. do
200 quinta,s goldfish
l9 chests Imperial tea
Received per brig Almira, from Ma
dsirA, II pipes Madeira wine, of the vim
fsgs of 1915 dee 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-11

solve The Holy Alliance, and set all Flu
rope by the ears. Il has been said OF
France. that few years are sufficient 10
recruit her strength. after the most desc
lating wars; and that she is constitution
ally aud unalterably, ambitious" This
spirit manifested Itself. clearly, in the
late proceedings in the Chamber OF Depu-
ties; and there is good reason to believe,
that majority Of the French are ripe for a
war, and it will require very prucent
Councils. throughout Europe, to preserve
Peace"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-11

ORDERS from any part of the United
States, will meet prompt attention, and all
lottery information given gratis, by direct
ing to
ROMULUS RIGGS.
Georgetown, ID. c..
feb 7
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
NEW WORK.

We understand the Rev. Mr.. Cornelius, Of
this town, is publishing small work, the scene
of which is laid in the Cherokee country, and
viii be rendered particularly interesting, BY en-
bracing an account of the labours and services
Of the late venerable and lamented DR.. Woces-
ter (his senior colleague in the cause of civiiz-
ing and christianizing the Indians describing
the Station Of Brainerd," the spot where CEN
tired the hopes and expectations of the Doctor,
in regard TO bis great and benevolent object, and
where he finally rendered up his life. A plate,
engraved by Mr.. Torrey, Of this town, exhibits
view Of ihe Indian settlement al this +" Station"
including in one corner Of the landscape, behind
mill, the Doctors grave. Sal Gas.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
SEASON.4BLE GOODS.
ELISHA VINTON.


Erch0nge Street, Near Cumberland Park,
XMAS JUST RECEIVED an additional SUP
Ii i ply Of NEW GOODS, particularly adapt
ed 10 tie season.
AMONG WHICH ARR
Superior london black & blue BROADCLOTHS,
MiddIing and low priced 10 DO. 10.
Cassimeres-Qneen'S Ciohs-superfre kerseys,
Er0wn drsh Duils-Sattinetts-Ne .tnIS,
Blankets, IA, 3D. 9-4, 10-4 tt-4 and l2-i.
tiannels-Coatngs-CAu BUmbszstt., Gem
piete assortment
Rattnetts-plain and figured Cashmere Shaw H.,
Buttons-Pine-sewing Silk and Twist,
New assortment pla'd Ribbons,
BLACK and colored SynChaws and Sarsnets,
Brown Linen-RnCkraH - British ShIrt!n1r,
Superior black Levaniine,
Ia ga Cotton CambricS-Cambric MushnS,
Elegant figured null MuslinS--plain do.
Plain and figured Leno and hook Muslins
Boxes Cotton BallS-Wire Cotton,
Cotton Floss in balls and Slcns,
Furniture Patches and opperplates-Cf ,:roes,
WOrsted & Lambs WOOL FrocIt> and Draws,
LINED brown Gloves NJ occasrs
Flag HandkerChiefs--F Factory Shirtings-shirtings.
Ginghams- Checks ickiugs-Jhrrats, &c.
Which offered for safe al unusually low prices
o. tAsH only. (6w) Jan. s
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25

Al Cape rsyren gid ult brig Enierprize,
Gardner, discharging.
A Havana, 23d ult. trigs Levant, ready to
load: Eliza 1ucv-ADn, Davis, cargo ali out ;
ot"lira, waiting cargo William, do. all Of this
port.
Brig James Msnroe, Chase, Of this port So days
from Havana, for Boston, ar. below New Bed
ford, 10th inst. Capt. sick, crew badly frozen,
and sails blown TO piece procured men from
Dartmouth, and proceeded TO the Vineyard.
he James Monroe has lost her first mate.
Capt. Chase lay sick with The fever and ague, at
Holmes Hole 2lst inst. the I'd mate also
SICK.
soh. Reaper, from PASSPORT, forAlexandris, s
aground in the Potomac-lost one mau on the
passage, by falling from the opsail yard on deck,
and an anchor in The Chesepeak.
In the Mississippi, Dec. Is. brig Elizabeth, Of
Bath.
Ar. at Darien, previous to Cd inst. schr. Pack
ct, HERMAN, Of Prospect, from Turks Island.
Ar. at Charleston, 7th inst. schrs. Hazard,
Smith, Of Castine, from Cape Haytien, IA Am
AEON, Hamor, of Eden, New York, 2.
Up schr. WATERFORD, AveriI, for Boston. sch.
Gen. Brewer, Hill, from Boston, was passed
18th, going into Charleston. The Athens, FOR
England, sailed from Charleston, l3th-at do.
l3th, sChr. WATERFORD, Of Keunebunk, up tor
Ar 18th, >chr.. jubilee, Hill, Of Saco, from
Bristol, X. |. crew much frost bitten, one so bad
ly as TO endanger the loss of limbs Trial, Iris
10, New York, z Hannah, Ilmmins, Of Gardin
er. from Philadelphia.
AT holmes Hole, Goth inst. TO- A. NJ. schrs.
Caroline, Emery, from Wilmington, for Boston !;
Factor, Knight, from kchmond, for do.
Ar. at u. John, Y. B. 81 inst. schr. DE catur,
New York ; 4th, brig Collector, Baltimore schrs.
Rising sun, Lubec, knterprIze, Wi.ca-set.
Sloop Hero, stone, Of Portland, laden with
lumber, went ashore in Northern Harbour, Deer
Isle, on the night OF the 9th inst. and has gone
10 pieces.
Daring the past year, 1926 merchant vessels
have entered al Havana, aud 50 vessels of war.
Oi the above G55 Amencars, two Of which
were from Kennebunk 90 from Portland II,
Bath A, Wlscasset, 3 CaStine.
Ar. al Havana, Dec, 26, brig Robert Read,
Smith, Bath 23d, brig Susan and Jane, Free
man Portland: Goth, schr. Nile, Morrison, Bath,
20 29th, brig kapld, Richards, Bath, 20 /; schrs.
Romeo, Brazier, Portland, % Bethia and Bet
sey, New Ork Both, schr. Recover. Taylor,
Portland, "a.
Adv. brig Margaret, Of Bath, for New York,
brig Maine, Wilkinson, OF New Castle for New
Orleans sailed 10Th: at do. Jan. |, sloop Edwa ard,
Wheiden, Of Warren, 8 days from Charleston,
for Pensacola, ar. same day with her boom
broken. The Trident, Of Kennu5uuk, FOR New
York, sailed same day, and conveyed clear
Of the Cuba cost, by the United States schr.
Shark.
Portland brig was at bermuda, beginning
Of January.
Dec. 81, lat. 20, long. IS, a brig was spoken
20 days from Matauzas, for Portland.
Sloop Governor, Roberts, OF this port, was Up
at New York, the 10Th, for Boston.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
NAVY REGISTER.

From the Navy Register of 1922, it appears,
that the Navy now consists Of the following
efficient vessels of war:
Lane Of Blttte Slips independence "a, Wash
lngton "A, Franklin "a, Columbus ~, Ohio "a,
North-Carolina 1I, and Delaware "A.
Ff1gGtcs Of First C!GsS.- Constitution "A, u
mted States Al, Guerrero IA, and Java "A.
FilgGtes Of Secohd Ciass.-Congress 80, Con-
stelation 80, Macedonian 80, and Fulton steam
frigatc 80.
Correttes-John Adams 81, and Cyane 81.
Shops of Wdr.--Hornet Is, Ontario IS, Erie
10, Peace ok IS, and Alert, store ship.
Brigs.-Entcrprise u, and Spark ~.
Su,oOaerS. NOnsuch 6, Alligator II, Porpoise
IL, Dolphin IL, Shark II, Grampus II, the asp,
receiving vessel and Lady OF tho Lake, /.
Gunb0ats.-Nos. 95, 8, X, rs, lo8, and 163
one gun each.
The following is recapitulation ofthe officers,
&C.-Captains 81. Masters ommandant 81.
Lieutcnants 1876. Surgeons 46, Surgeons Mates
A. Pursers 40, Chaplains 10, Midshipmen $50.
Sailing Masters %, BCatswains l6. Gunners u
Carpenters 10, sail-hlahcrs 10, and Masters
Mates.
Dutch and French-The Dutch are clean in
their houses and dirty i'll their persons. The
French are exactly the reversc-cieau in their
persons but dirty HI their houses.
ETIQUETTE post mOrtem.-Buonaparte's Pro
feseor, AntOmaShi, did not sign the professional
bulletin Of his Geath.--Ihe reason ne assigns
is, that the title Of Emperor was not given 10 the
deceased in it.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
se 9R GAZRTT 8.
PORTLAND FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1924

A short debate took place in the Senate on
wslocsaav. on a resolution BY which the East
,ra .3rgus was appointed to Promulgate the acts
on1 resolves of the present session of the Legs-
lature, AMI that paper designated as the State
Paper. The resolve was supported by Messrs.
Bord and Wheeler, who advocated giving this
patronage to the Argus, and opposed BY Messrs.
Bradbury and Talman; the former of whom, in
trolnce ! an amendment, the object Of which was
10 Oxide the patronage among the papers print
Cd az the seat of government. Mr. b. observed
in the course of his remarks, that he was authori
sed to say BY one of the printers in this town,
that he would give 500 for the privilege which
they we're abont to give away that is, the pri-
yicrc OF being designated Printer to the State"
ana having the monopoly of Official patronage
and advertisements.
The gentlemen on the other SIDE went pripci-
paIly on the ground that the ARGUS had the
most extensive circulation Of any paper in the
state. But they must recollect thati; is this very
patronage and monopoly which the government
kas delighted to bostow upon the Argus that has
given them larger, but a little larger number
of subscribers, than the Gazette, though not a
more extensive circulation. The amendment
was unsuccessful
II will be seen By this result, how far the prac-
tice Of economy keeps pace with professions,
when il is understood that printer was ready to
give bounty to the state for the privilege which
is now given away. The fact is, the word eco
nomy is "strong ass" which is made to carry
all sorts of burdens. When it suits party purposes
it is made to travel into the farhing column,
and for the same purpose il is hurried into each
Of the Others the actual question is, not the
cost, bat what party
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25

bill passed TO be engrossed, yesterday, in
ihe House IF Representatives, requiring under a
certain penalty, all travellers, when meeting
on the highway, TO keep to the right OF the cen
tire Of the road. 1t is TO 60 into operation after
June Of the present year.
The subject Of the compensation Of members
was taken up yesterday morning, and the pay
Fixed the same rs last year; that is, the members
each at q per day the President of the Senate
and Speaker of the House q each the Secreta-
~ and Clerks3. 80 each, and their assistants 8.
4 bill 70 exempt machinery, used in manu-
factories of cotton, wooden and iron goods, not
exceeding 100000, from taxation, for limited
number Of years, was also taken up yesterday
morning, and refused third reading. The ex-
emption was advocated BY MIR. Gardner, Of
Gardiner, and opposed by Messrs. Balch and
Todl.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
CHEAP-For Cash only.
JOSHUA DUNN, S1dWer,

No. ), CoLUMBIAN Row, MIDDLt-SrkERT,
/ INFORMS Tie public that he intends 10 .til
l. Work in his line Cheap for CASH, at the fol-
lowing ate =
Best Plated HARNESS, Eighteen Dollars,
Best POted WIN plated ornament, and pi4ted
moulding on the SADDLES, Ten Dollars.
The second quality Polted, Nme Dollars, and
brass ornaments.
The above rae made Of the best Phitdelphia
leather, and by the best OF Journeymen; any gem
uemen At a distance shall be suited IS well by en-
closing Cash BY mail, IS if present.
u Work sent TO almost every part OF The State
BY the Stage. JAN Or.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
NEM PAPER

.IoUN CHARLTON FIsHeR. Ii. ID. now Brit
ish resident in this place, las issued the pros
Pectus Of new weekly paper, 10 be devoted TO
British News, under tie appropriate title of
=" TIE ALBION" 1t is contemplated 10 be
published at New York and gives promise of
much public usefulness, well as individual
qualification TO tie British, Scotch and Irish res
ilent- IN tire United States. The editor has our
best wishes for its success.-B0stc "a Oak.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25

Governor Clinton, in his late speech to the
Legislature, says that upon full and compre-
hcnsive view of the whole operation, we NAV con-
fdently pronounce that before the termination
of the year 1898, there will be completed an
uninterrupted navigation from the nayigable
waters Of the Hudson river, TO the Lakes Erie
and ChamPlain, coInprehending an extent of
429 miles, and all Of which will be accomplished
since the Alb day of July, 1917"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
PORT OF PORTLAND.


TUESDAY, Jan. % Ar .chrs. Fountain.
Hill, from Boston. with -four and corn, Dolphin.
Blanchard, do.-St. Croix, Brooks, de. for East
port.
CLE4R.aNCES.
TUESDAY, Jan. e2.-brig Washington, Tate,
for Hsvana-hoat Lady, Barbarck, for Bath.
THURSDAY-brig Hero, Robinson, for Qua
daloupe.
MEMORANDA
CT. at Charleston. 9th inst schr. Trump, Lee.
Of Bath, for the West Indies--Ar 9th, .chrs
Roe Buck, Haskell, from Castine, 10 days-I0th,
schrs. Susan, Harding, Bath, 14-Olive, Reid,
Of Bath, from Neworlesn, 23-Cl ship Atticus,
Wescot, of Castine. for Liverpool
schr. Lydia & Mary, Twycross, Of Dresden,
from St. Croix, has arrived at Wilmingt on-Cl.
schr Evergreen, Drummond, for Bermuda.
Cl. at Norfolk 18th inst. schr Nancy, Crock
ct, Of Thomas' =, for bermuda.
Schr. Ann, Reid, z days from hence, arrived |
Norfolk 18th. The Laura, Towns, went to sea
from the Roads on the 18th.
Up. al Network. .chr. Milo, Farnswortb, for
Wilmington, 20th-18 ar. schr. Comet, Phil
ips, Portland
Ar. at Wilmington. brig. Eden, Merrill, Of
Kennehec St. Picrres, IS; Osprey, Perkins, Of
Kennebunk, Porto Rico byron, Perkin.. Of do.
Port au-Prince schrs. Dolphin, Emery, Bermu-
"a Evergreen, Webb. Northumberland schr
Harmony. Springer, Of Kenuehec. for Martinico.
Cl. 1T Baltimore 10Th inst. sloop William,
Portland.
CT. at Y. York, 18th inst briggs Neptune.
Heating, "f this pert. for 81. Thomas Azores
Nichols, Of Mactiss, Ne W Orieans-l6th ar. sch
Amanda Malvira. Campbell, Mobile, SO. for Phi
latelrhia. having sprur~. her foremsst. lost jt
&c. on the 6th Caroline McKown. Ocracock, a.
Al Wilmington. 9Th, orig -, Perk rs, load
ing fer West indies.
Brig eonidss, Lord ,.of Kennebunk. for saran
nah sales iIom AK Caves. about 26th oft.
Er poaop from Bsih, has ar, at Madeira.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25

We understand that certain members OF the
Legislature and Council. held a Caucus on
Wednesday evening, to designate the next can
ddate for Governor. II was party caucus,
and the public will not be surprised to hear, that
Governor Paris was nominated without muck
him, and the meeting was adjourned 10 last even
ing. We shall probably have occasion TO touch
upon this subject again
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25

Look Sharp A fifty dollar note Of the Bank
Of the United States, dated 1st Of January, 1917,
letter d. was received yesterday by house in
Washington, aud to-day pronounced by the Off
Gers Of the Branch Bank 10 be counterfeit
The plate and the signatures are most perfect,
and the notes may elude detection by the most
expert money changers. The paper is thicker
than the genuine notes of that letter and date
Nat Intel.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
SPANISH CLAIMS.

The Board Of Commissioners, for deciding on
claims arising under the Spanish Treaty, is now
in full session, at their rooms in this CITY. and
has attracted hither some Of the most eminent
lawyers in the United States, among whom are
Mr.. Hunter of Rhode Island, Mr.. Webster of
Boston, Mr.. Hoffman of New York, and Mr.
Wndcr Of Baltimore.--Ndt. Intel.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25

FOR SALE BY T.. GREELEY,
~ No. Long Whdrf Portland
600 Bbls. superfne FLOUR,
wv 200 do. mountain family DO.
Pipes Coguac BRANDY,
o." A-erican
10 " Holland GIN,
81 Bills. American "
40 Hhds. st. Croix RUM,
bbls. Cherry RUM,
@ hhds. good retailing MOLASSES,
bb1s. CT NIGER,
Casks Lisbon and Malaga WINE,
40 Kegs Manufactured TOBACCO.
$50 boxes G by g, Z by 9 & 8 by 10 GLASS.
80 boxes CHOCOLATE, Chase's Rhoades' lad
Bakers brand.
Gases and baskets SWEET OIL,
Casks WHITE LEAD,
so boxes dip'd CANDLES,
$50 bbis. Mess No. ] & BEEF,
100 boxes mould CANDLES,
100 boxes SOAP.
Jan. p, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25

The National inteiligencer expresses its re-
gret that some among our best citizens, even in
the Al ante States, are opposed 10 the idea Of
cqualizing among the nd and the now States
the benefit derived from the national domain.
The rev States appear 70 be generally opposed
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
.M1RRIED.

In Gorhsm, by the Rev. Asa Rand Mr.. Hum
phrey Hight, Of WAYNE, to Miss. Eliza Gould, ell
dest daughter Of Mr.. Nathaniel Gould, of the
former place.--By Caleb Hodsdon, E.q. Mr.. viii
lam Hall, TO Miss Abigail Mason
In Standish, Mr. Gardner Newcomb, OF Cor.
ham, to Miss Elizabeth Parker.
In Gray, by the Rev. Daniel Weston, Mr.. Til
tus Ocott Brown, Jr. TO Miss Sophia Kurdish.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
LAW MAGAZINE,

Proposals have been issued in Connecticut,
for publishing monthly, " the Law Magazine and
Civilians Journal" IL be conducted by several
gentlemen Of the law in Connecticut and New
York.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25

Sermon was delivered, last Sunday evening, at
the Rev Dr. Payson's Meeting House, By Rev. Pro-
lessor Fowler Of the Maine Charity School. After
which the sum Of SlO7 were collected in aid of it,
funds
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
INDIANS.

From tie Detroit Gazette.
In 1870, census was taken by the different a
gents upon tits frontier, of the Indians within
their respective agcncics-with this census we
have been favored from respectable source.
The following is the amount
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25

0rIn some Of our copies we omitted, inadve rent
~ TO quote democratic paper for the last article
the second column Of our FIRST page. That article
would to be, from tie Salem Gazette, With the
article next preceding il, contrary to fact.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
NEW LAW BOOK.
Just published aud for Sale, price x2) al
ISAAC ADAMS

DOOhoIOAE, No. 4, ELchGnSe-otre6t,
4 Collection Of CASES overrulled. doubted.
~ or limited in their application. Taken
from American and English Reports.
BY SIMON GREENLEAF,
COUNSELLOR AT Law.
Sketches of The Ecclesiastical History &c the
STATE OF MAN L, from tie earliest settlement
to the present time.
Wach's new system of Mercantile Aritb-
metic 4th edition TO which is added a system Of
EOOK-KEEPlNG. This work is recomme nded
by the fret Merchants in 10 ton. Salem and
Newburyport, as calculated TO snbserve in the
best manner the instruction OF our youth and
the purposes of a well informed merchant.
LAWS Of the Sla'e OF Maine 9 vols.
Websters (lion. DanieI) discourse deliver
ed at Plymouth, Dec. 22d 1890. In commence
ration Of the first settlement Of New England.
SoWheys LIFE Of Wesley and The rise aud
progress of Methodism.
PlCKETS JUVENILE SPELLING BOOK
being an easy introduction TO the English Land
guage, calculated 10 advance the learner by
cay gradatons and TO teach the Orthography
Of JOHNSON and the pronunciation of WALKFR.
MERCHANTS BOOKKEEPING, afer
the italian Method on The plan OF
II. TURNER, l. T..
revised and improved by Merchant. " Deliv-
er all things in Number and Wsiglf and put all
IN Wrliarg that thou glrt.t Out OF receivest in
Ecces Xiii. 5.
GREEALEAFS' MAP OF MAINE Chem
Together with General assortment Of
Books AMI Stationary.
Subscriptions received for new edition VI
the Laws Of Maine.
Jan. 10. Owls.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25

No. of Indians.
Chicago Agency 1886
Green-Bay do. 4GC0
Michilmacnac do. 57l7
Fort wayne do. COLL
Piqua do. Sab
Detroit, within the peninsula
ofMichigan proper 5000
West of Green-Lay Agency, &
east OF the Mississippi, including tie
Sacks and Foxes, and the Indians on
Rock River. 1921
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25

Il appears that the lower house Of Congress,
have adopted $4,000 Inhabitants as the ratio
for one representative. This leaves to Maine Z,
its present number.