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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05
REMARK.

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Whoever pays visit that j. no, do.,
talks longer than the nearer IS wilI;nn 'of
tend,is guilty Of an injury which he Cos. \ 4.
PaIr,aand takes away that which be csuno, :; T.
There is large class Of exceIIeo, e.
characters, who, on account of tba; vs,a
cellence, are little known, because =
known IS not their object. Their ami
has better taste. They pass through y
honoured and respected 10 their own small III
not unimportant sphere, approved by ~
1" whose they are, and whom they sa,s"
though their faces are hardly known in !,
miscuous society r.
Marriage ErtraOrdinary.-A man of !.
name Of Taylor, upwards of 20 years Of =
was, lately, joined in holy matrimoDv !,
woman between 80 and go years old n
happy couple were married at Glynde ~. J
Lewes, their native place, and were attend.a
TO church by male and female friend Of ,ha.
their own age, The united years OF tbe n.
amounted TO upwards of 800 Mrs. Elm
treated The parry with their wedding dime
They afterwards proceeded to Lord Hama
den's, where they were RECALLED with his Lori
ships best s,ingo. To give zest TO the comm
bal joys Of this blooming pair the miller Of Il.
parish has promised TO present them with aou,
Sufficient for the christening cake, should III
same be necessary
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05

How many waH there are Of being wrong
Notwithstanding all the discoveries that
haYo been made % the regions OF seIf-lose,
there still remains much terra incognitc
Few people know bow 10 be old.
postponed SIM which is fully intended to
be resumed, is as much worse than sin per-
sisted il, as deliberate hypocrisy is worse than
the impulse Of passion
We should look upon the miscaIiages of
others. not only with concern for The individu-
al, but as beaconsE to light US on our way. IT.
is no breach of charity to use the alterations
OF our acquaintance for the purpose OF making
our own course more direct.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05

ISL published. and for sale BY WILLIAM
= HYDE. at his Bookstore, No. 5. Mussev,s
Now, Middle Street, Portland
sketches OF the Ecclesiastical History Of The
oIhiE or MAINE from the earliest settle
me ~ 10 s6e present time Price 3l.q5.
,o,,. ne ABOVE work contains very interesting
.o"e.uon ?, Iscts' relating to the establishment
6on;S,; a,o present state Of al the different de-
~ OF Christians 10 this State .rather-
ed principally from documents furc;.h. =, a.:
ungulshed individuals of the respective de1o ms
Nations, sno is . very convenient bonk e ,afa.
library. t.. - - every very mans
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05

among lie various objects Of ambition
here are few 10 life which bring less acces-
SION TO ITS comfort, ban an. unceasing strug
gle 10 rise TO an elevation in society very
much above the level Of our own condition,
without being aided by any stronger ascend
ing power than mere vanity. Great talents,
II whatever kind, have natural tendency
10 rise, and liit their possessor. The Game,
10 mounting, does but obey IFS impulse. Bet
when there IS no energy more powerful than
The passion to be great, destitute of the gifts
which confer greatness, the painful efforts of
ambition are like water, forced above its lev
ell by mechanical powers. 1t requires con-
slant exeriions of art to keep up what artifrst
set a going.
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HAS just received, and now opening for sale
- large and extensive assortment Of new
Fashionable Goods,
Cf the latest impohations, VIII Bale KID
MINISTER CARPETlNG-t Case Figured
CANTON CRAPES-l Case Plain do.--Black
Nankin Grape Dresses-1 Case A Irish LIN
ENS-Linen DAMASK-Linen CAMBRICS--
Linen Cambria k-Enghshwhite Sill X HOSE.
French Black aud White do. do.-English aud
French black and white Silk Gloves-Beaver and
Kid Gloves-Merine Hdkfs.-Imitation do.-bik.
Synchaws-do. Sarsenets-Colored Luslrings--
qiack and white SatSins-double chain blk. Le-
vantine Silks-Siik end Cotton Veivets-olegant
FringedCRAVATS<M Mems black, white and mist
Worsted and CottO9 Hose Women's white, blk
and slate do. do.-5-s black BOMBAZINE-F Fig
ured BOMBAZEfT S-Plain do.---TARTAN
PLAIDS-Fig'd Il Pain Jaconet Muslins-Fig'd
u Plain Leno &Book do.-wihte Cotton Cambrics
CoIored do Cambria Muslins- Black white & green
Italian and French Qapes-EngshGingha ms-Brit
ish CottoLs--Furniture CaIicoes- Cotton
Vestings-ToiIenets- Valentia and Silk VestiBgs
-Flagg and Bandadua Hdkfs.-B!ack Silk do. =
blk. red and assorted colours
Cashmere Shdwls,
with and without Borders Black Stockineit-
Blue Nankins-Yellow -Millinet-Bonnet
Paper-black and white Wound Wire-Cotton
Shawls-Dimities Jeans Nankinetts; Russia
Diapers blk and brown Linens; Ribbons:
Tapes; Buttons; Cotton and Linen Threads
Sewing Silks, Twists Cotton Balls &c. &c. &c.
Black, blue, drab, fmiXt, haresback and brown
Broddclotts; black, lbiue, white, drab, mkt, and
haresback Cassimers Blue Queens Cloths; blue
and light colored Pelisss Cloths; green and drab
Coat'ngs; DBfisi Kerseys; drab Hunters
Cloths; blk. white, yellow, and green Flannets;
Swsnskins 8-4, tO-4 g. ia Rose Blankets,
&c. &c. &c. sc.
ALSOa general assortment of
Factory Goods, viz. Cotton
Shsetings Bedtskitgs dtnghams Checks and
Stripes; Sdttinehs ; Derry Diapers Bale
American red Flannels, Silk and Cotton Umbrsl-
las; ParasoIs BristG Bricks for cleaning Knives
Forks Of) Sept. 1921.
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With the Christian religious exercise new
er interferes with worldly one. They are
taken up in succession the worldly business
is TO be done, the religious one no, TO be left
undone. He has moral chemistry which
excels in the amalgamatien Of contradictory
ingredients.
I, detracts from no mans piety TO bring all
his elegance OF expression, bis correctness OF
taste, and his accuracy of reasoning to the
service of that cause, which lies the nearest TO
the heart of every Christian, and demands the
best exrrtions Of bis best faculties.
To wound pride i. not the way TO cure, but
TO infame it.
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Besides, $4,000, Of smaller PRIZES.
= orders from any part of The Union, nclosug
.ash' or Prize Tickets, cheerrully and promptly
a'enued TO, and all Lottery information given
gratis oy WILLIAM FRANCIS, Agent for all
legal Lotteries,
Lhion-Streef, near The Posi- Office.
IL As there are some ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ex-
isting' relative 20 the Goid Eagle. offered 10 my
iast advertisement, az premium for the first cap
TIA! prize sold at my Office, it may be proper to
mouse, that will be at the option of the person
holding the Ticket, whether 70 receive a repre-.
sen'aIion o. living Eagle, ip gold, or an Amer
ican Coin Of that denomination.
Portland, Feb. GO, fG22.
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Drugs Sc Medicines.
Portland Silk and W0oHen Due
House and Fuliing Mil.
ROBERT THOMPSON.

MOULD inform bis friends and the public
w that ne has had hew Buildings erected near
Naughan's Bridge for his SILK AND WOOL
Lev DYE, and for Fuiih,g and Dressing Cloth,
IN the neatesi manner. He has lately built new
machine for Knapping and IedsIiag and DRESSING
Cloth, which does il in superior stie.
lie also colours british blue for so cents ward.
All kinds of mems garments can be colored and
cleaned whole.
Goods left at Messrs Haines and Morris, Mid
dle-Street, at Mr.. Saml. Emery's, head of Long
Wharf, will be taken and returned
II. L. Will furnish any of the Country Cloth
iers with mapping, TeazIing and Dressing Ma
CHIMES at $4,000 cash down, or $500 on one
years credit.
Goods colored black every week
Aug. Of. j.
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M now IN the Wheel.

Are, and shall be held sacred and should eth
er OF them, or any other Number, which he may
have on hand, in this LOTTERY, draw one or
more OF the following Capital Prizes, viz. 800
600, S25 900, or $4,000, which are now in The
HEELS. he hereby promises to refund the money
paid him, for all Tickets 10 this Lottery, which
shall have drawn Blanks-As Vendors of
Tickets are, from The nature Of their business obi
ged to have more or less Numbers on hand, there
may be hfty chances for unfortunate adventures
10 save their Money.-FRANc1s being unwilling
that ary one should suler loss by Tickets pur-
chased OF lam, has adopted the above method and
presqmes 1wIii meet the appreciation OF all.
The Goddess Of Fortune, having in,imated by
a few smiles (on the twelfth drawing) her inten-
ton OF honouring his Temple with her presence,
he ilatters himself he shall have the pleasure of
complimenting bis customers, with some OF tie
Capital Fries now in the WHEELS. viz.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05

CHARLES BRADLEY,
Agent and Commission Merchant for
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES,
Chambers, Corner of Middle q. Union Streets,
Opposite
Messrs. Marx D. WIN. HIRRIs,
Has this day receipsd,
BALES BROWN SHEETlNGS;
Do. Threads, all Nos. and Colours, Almy and
Brown, and Stter's Manufactures.
Bale Broadcloths, colours blue, black & hares-
back mixtures.
ON HAND
Cases and Bales Ginshams-Checks,
Stripes-Fnmiture PAids-Dispers,
Cotton Laps-Wire Threads-Quills,
ButtoEs-bleached and unbleached Sheetiug,
and obirtngs.
ALSO
Waltham Cottons, Of every description, con-
stantly for sale, at Boston prices.
o. Regular supplies Of American GOODS,
are received as above, which will be sold at for
prices.
- Wanted as above WOOL Of every descrip-
ton, for which CASH will be paid, or it will be
received On Consignment.
". B. Cash advanced on Consignments
H. Jan. II.
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JAMES TORRANCE, would inform his friends
- and the public, that he is appointed the
Agent OIL. koLLocK, M. ID. in the establishment
OF an APothecary's Shop-and having taken
couveDisnt stand in Fox's buildings, opposite Mr..
4. Boyd's Middle Strickland supplied il with
good assortment Of
Drugs Sc Medicines.
No articles will be offered for sale but such as
are Of the fret quality-and will be sold As reas-
enable as at any store in town-Personal attend
snce WILDE given at all hosr.. Physicians are in
formed that all the compounds are prepared ac-
cordins 70 the direction in the National Pharma-
coPn'a, and that their prescriptions will be atteu
ded to by himself. Portland Jan. Is, 1922.
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u REMOVAL. &c
Wh0tesale and Retail Store.
HAINES & MORRIS,

INFORM their friends & the public, that the y
Il have removed to their NEW STORE in
MAIN STREET, near Mr.. Patterns Hotel and
opposite Bankers Tavern where they have for
sale complete assortment of
w. |. GOODS e. GROCERIES,
Hardware e Domestic Goods.
the above goods are of superior quality and com
prise most of the articles. generally inquired for
in their line, which will be sold wholesale or
retail, rs low as at any store in Portland, for
cash, country produce, or approved credit.
All persons indebted to Haines & Morris on
Note or Account, Of long standing must call
and adjust the same without delay.
For safe as nbOre--
Philadelphia Millsaws of su-
perior quality. If Portland, Oct. IS. 1921.
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WILLIAM ALE,

late Portland. in the county Of Cumberland Merchant
nv fyfu
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Satinetts American Tapes,
Fuled c loths, Boys Morocco Hats, very
Brown S meetings, cheap,
do. Shirtings, Carpeting,
Bleached Sheeting, Bombazetts,
do. Shirtings, Mems Women's Child
Ginghams, ren's leather Shoes,
Checks, do. Morocco do.
tripes, Leghorn Bonnets,
American Diapers, Straw do.
Yarns, do. Trimmings,
Threads, One Case nice Black
Wick Yarn, Straws, -
Cotton Bats, for com. Boxes Bar Soap,
forters, 71fms Wrapping Paper.
UFConsignments respectfully solicited.
Portland, Jan. %, 1922" (tf)
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Mem Goods.
ROY ALL LINCOLN,

Exchange Street,
HAS just received, and now opening for sale
IL large and extensive assortment Of new
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Domestic Goods WARE HOUSE,
TWO DOORS BELOW THE BANK OF PORTLAND.

HORACE SEAVER,
LAS received direct from the Factories and
l. i for SALE ON their account;
Black 6 Blue BrOddcIOthS.
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save their money a. the following will shea..
s'x tickets Of the following Numbers, viz.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-21
SALES By Al CTION
THIS DAY
Public Sale.

PURSUANT 70 an order Of the Orr.
l. phan's Court OF Alexandra County,
will be sold on Monday the 18th instant,
at 10 o'clock, at the cabinet warehouse Of
Vim. II. Harmon. deceased, on the east
side OF Royal st, between King and Prince
streets, all the personal estate q the de-
ceased, consisting Of ! great variety sfnew
and fashionable
Cabinet Furniture.
among which are dining and tea tables.
sideboards, bureaus. secretaries. cribs,
Wristbands, bedsteads, sofas, &c. also
quantity Of tools, two turning lathes,
scan.liDg. mahogany, &c. &c. Terms, sig
months credit in all sums over fifty dollarN
for notes With approved endOrsen.-Ua.
der 30 dollars cash.
CARY BRONAUGH, admir-.
O. In consequences efths unfapora-
Bile state IF the wsathsr, the above
sale ispostponsd until Thursday the
2lst inst. -EB G. B. (
feb Is eo2t
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. Williams, of North Carolina,
from the Committee of Claims, report
ed unfavorabiy upon the petition of
Ohio w. Calls; which report. on mo-
ton Of Mr.. W. was laid on the table.
MIR. Woo dcock laid on the table the
following resolution:
RsSOlbed, That the Secretary of War
be directed to lay before this House a
statement of the number of Cade edu
Gated at the Military Academy who have
remained in the service OF the nited
States five years; and the number who
have received Commissions & resigned,
orhave seen discharged from service be
lore the expiration oil five years; also,
the number that have lett the Military
Academy without commissions, and the
amount of money that has been paid to
each; also, the amount paid to Cade s
Oetween the time of their appointment
aNd that of their being mustered at the
Academy, and the time ofleaving the A
Cademy, and the time of receiving COM
missions and entering the service OF the
United States; also, the number educa-
Nd at the Academy who were in the SER
vice during the late war: also. the ex-
Fsnse OF maintaining the officers and in
Nructors of the Academy each year
SINCE 1902; and the expense of amuni-
"Oh which has been furnished for the
Use OF the Academy; and the soldiers
VINO have been stationed at the Acade-
NY Tor the assistance of the officers and
SsOets sincs'ts establishment; and, also,
''e number ofcadets educated at the A =
eSnemy since its establishment; distin-
gushing these who are the sons of off,
Sers aud soldiers who have fallen in the
ue'ence of their country, or died in its
service.
DIR. Smith of Md, from the Commit
Gee, &c OF Ways and Means, laid on the
%oie Certain letters from che Secretary
y ys.ne Navy, transmitting information
pSenng the estimates for repairs and
ISoa 'nsent expenses of the Navy for
- winch were ordered to be printed.
y" motion of DIR. Hardin, it was
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ResolUed, That select committee,
consulting of seven members OF this
house, be appointed, whose duty it shall
be to inquire whether any part of the
public expenditure can be retrenched
without detriment to the public service
and whether there be any offices or ap
psintments in the government of the u
nited States which have become useless
and unnecessary, and can be dispensed
with, and that the committee have leave
to report by bill OF otherwise.
The Bankrupt Bill.
The House then resolved itself into a
committee of the whole on the unfinish
ed business of Saturday, (the Bankrupt
Billy Mr.. Taylor in the chair.
Mr. Gorham occupied the floor more
than an hour, in opposition to the mo-
ton to strike out the first section of the
bill, and was followed by
Mr.. Wood, wbs spoke on the same
side, and continued the debate until at
ter three o'clock; when
Mr.. Fuller took the floor, and init
mated his intention to express his views
of the subject, but owing to the lateness
of the hour, moved that the committee
rise and report; which was agreed to;
and,
In the house, after granting leave to
the committee to sit again,
The house adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-21
NOTICE..

TVAVING on the 9th CT November
Ill last disposed OF my Stone Ware Ma.
nutactory to Messrs. Hugh Smith & Co..
with all my stock, and they having started
the business on large scale; those who
have favored me with their custom hereto
fore, may always depend on being suppll-
ed at the shortest notice with ware OF the
best quality, and on the same terms as
they bought Fl m me.
As wish to close my accounts with all
those that am owing, also wish those
that are indebted to me to make as speedy
payment as possible, so that | may be
enabled to settle with my Creditors.
JOHN SWAMI.
feb2I DIT
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v;,o of Alabama, spoke to shew
"r 10 some suggestions which had
20 re thrown ou,] that his object could
bee" 10 attained by recomnitting the
Only - TO shew also that, if Alabama
hili not a obtain justice now, it would De
DID Nv TO seek it hereafter. Her only
10 'a was to obtain the provision IN
81, present bill. .,...
..onld sometimes cases arise, in which
"eu ,atter of the constitution could not
tb0 Sbered to: i'll such cases Congress
30 AZ -, 50 to act as would fulfil most near.
0us iniunctiens of the spirit of the
.,;tution. He cited possible cases in
eUD ~ the whole returns ola state might
W S' destroyed by fire or other accident,
% ,ste as to prevent the census from be
~ taken again within the prescribed
would it be said that In such an e.
YIN" the state must be deprived OF its
''l .s.suta ton in the other branch ofthe
I'ir@i,lature? Certainly not. The o.
ZEN which they were now called on
Dnroyide for was not the omission OF
",,ffhoma--it was of our own officer, and
-. .tate should at least net suffer by
~ or the omission not ner own. but
us He agreed with MIR. Walker, In
.be argument drawn from the admission
new states, to shew that the constitu-
.;nn would no more be violated by the
~.oyisions now proposed in the case of
Elshama, than in these cases, &c.
afr. Van Buren, saw many difficulties
N the adoption of this provision 1t
brought up the question, whether an ap
nortionment could be made under the
rron,titution more than once In ten years?
This was question of deep interest to
the states which were rapidly growing,
as we'll as those which were more sta
,;ooary. and it would be we'll for mem
hers to look at the subject well before
they adopted principle which might
lead they knew not to what consequen-
ces He had no objection to the recon-
mitment, if separated from any instruc-
t;Ons: but not otherwise.
Dir. King at this suggestion, and o.
theirs, withdrew that part of his motion
which embraced the instructions; and
then
The bill was recommitted.
The bill from the House of Represen-
tatives, providing for the preservation
Of the timber of the United States in
Florida, was read twice by general con-
sent, and referred.
The Senate took up the bill supple
mentary to the several acts for adjust
iug the claims to land, and establishing
Land Offices in the District east of the
Island of Orleans.
Alr. Eaton moved to recomn.it the
bill to the Committee on Public Lands;
which on motion, after some opposition
by Mr.. Johnson who feared that any fnr.
ther delay would be fatal to its passage,
during the present session, the bill was
recOmmittsG,
The Senate then resumed the consid
Grafton of the bill for the relief of Ebsn
szer Stevens, and others, representa-
lives of Comfort Sands and others-the
motion still pending to strike out the
clause allowing interest on that part of
the claim which the bill proposes to
grant,
A long debate again ensued on this
question, and the merits of the claim
generally, which continued till past 4
selock. Finally,
The motion to strike out the interest
Prevailed by small majority; and
The Senate adjourned
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For Fra;rlit

.kssI, The, fine schr. DOLLAR, Cor
ham Mayo, master, burthpn $50
barrels, will be ready for the reception Of
a cargo IN two days which will be taken
in preferepce. TO the Yves. Indies, OF a
southern port. Apply to
j. II LAID & Go. !.
Who Aaue rscsiysd per sad schooner, and
offer for safe.
As tons plaster,
"A bags green coffee,
30 chests young hyson tea.
feb 18
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District of Columbia,
alexandria County to ont
November Term, 1921.
18th day

alexandria County TO aU,t:
November Term, 1921.
18th day
in CHANCERY.
Richard Bland Lee. Richard Smith, cash
Ter of the Office of Discount and Depo-
sit, at Washington, being branch OF
the Bank of the United States. The
President Directors and company of the
Bank of the United States, aud Walter
Jones-Comp!aanunts,
John Hopkins, John tilassel and Marga.
ret z. Glassell, (late Margaret G Lee,
his wife, lanes l.. NJ Kenna and John
Lloyd-Dsfendants.
yYNHE defendant, John Hopkins, not hav-
ing entered his appearance, and CIV
on security according TO the statute and
rules of this court, and il appearing to
the satisfaction of the court, upon affidavit
fled. that the said defendant John Hop
kins, is not an. inhahitant Of the Dis
trict of Columbia. On, motion OF the COM
claimants by their counsel. il is ordered
that the said defendant John Hopkins dc
appear here on or before the first day Of
next May ern anu shlei uis dpPeaia"eS
10 this suit. and give security tor perform
mo the DEGREES of the court And that
The othe. defendants John Glassell and
Margaret C. Glassell. Gate Margaret Z.
Leel his wife, James L. M'Kenna,
and John Lloyd. do not pay away,
wav convey or secrete the debts by them
owing to or the estate or effects IN then
hands belonging to the said a isent defen-
liant John Hopkins, until the further OF
Jor or decree of this court; and thai co
nv ct this order be forthwith published IN
nae Of the public newspapers pnnlfd 10
rho town Of Alexandria, tor tao months
s.ccssaueiv and that another copy be post
ed al the front door OF the court mouse
aCopy. Teste, EDM. |, LEE, c. G.