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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-19
MISCELLANY.

u statehlSut, eNnlOilng particular return
ofall the imports and exports Of the Ua tel
States as taken from the custon-house books,
was laid before Congress on the 24th of Janua-
~ last, in conformity with the provisions OF the
act Of the 10th Of February, 1921. 1t appea rs
to have been compiled with great care and ex-
actncss, and gives a detailed view Of our com
MERGE between the LIST October, $780, aud 30th
Of September, 1921.
We have extracted from this report a num-
Der Of items which NAV be interesting, Jarticu-
lary to our mercantile readers.
Lbs Tralue
Coffee, imported, 2l,273 $50 s4,489,979
exported, 9,387,556 2,087,47o
Remaining for con- !, ooe a.. =, 80, ~
sumption ofthe us. 'i''o''o'' s-'4o-'49
Teas, imported, 4,075,646 1890, 636
exported, 339,423 2f2,372
Remaining, &c 4,5G6,223 s1,O8O, 264
Sugars, (all kinds imp. 59,5ls,7o1 S3,s53329
exported, 20,061,7 25 l,549 1853
Remaining, &C. 39,453,976 S2,O04,567
Vines, Of all kinds, (gqlis.)
imported, 5,215,142 S1,3-3,164
exported, 329, 1872 240,929
Remaining, SC 2,885,4l0 Sl,632, 535
SptrttS OF all kinds, imp. 1857, 80 81 804, 1913
exported, 294,237 1882
Remaining, &C. 3,9G2,9l3 SI,628, 40C
JNolasses, imported, 9,086,e82 SI,710, 227
exported, 39,42l II ,232
Remaining, sc. 9,047,561 S1,101 1895
Bar, shect, rolled and pig Iron, pGIQe.
CASTINGS, anchors, taCks and
nails, imported, S1,415,557
exported, 1874
Remaining, sc. Sl,339,3C3
Silk Goods, imported, s4,486 1924
exported, los. 253
Remaining, sc. S3,429,691
W'ooilens, stufs blankets and rugs,
imported, S7,238,954
exported, 379,252
Remaining, &c. $6,859, ZOE
Cotton Piece Goods, printed, oolored
and white, imported, S6,877,8I2
exported, 700,0O3
Remaining, &c, S6,l77,8O9
Nankeens, imported, $:51,9
exported, 874,6OS
Nankeens exported this year beyond -
the Importation of the year, $5l2,630
Gold and silver coin and bullion ex-
ported according TO customhousc
returns, sl0,478,O59
Do. do. imported, 8,064,59O
Exported more than imported 2,4l3,l69
To this may fairly be added the a.
mount exported beyond what was
imported, \ where neither were
entered at the customhouse, 5GG,S31
$1,000 900
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Longer'ty-l appears, from the Population
Return that there is now llvihE in the Parish
OF Cioncurry and Barony of Eastern Ophaley,
IN me County OF Kildare, man named Thady
Doertcy, at the advanced age Of 124 years.
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s3,OOC.OOO

S3,OOc,OO0
Ofcofee, teas and sugar, more than fifty-fyc
millions Of pounds, and which cost about FIVE
millions and an half of dollars, appear to have
been consumed during the year.
The value of coffee, teas, sugars, wines, spir-
its, and molasses, consumed during the year, is
$40 ,446, 258.
The value Of silk goods, woollens, stuffs, ban
1ets and rugs, and cotton piece goods, printed,
coloured and white, consumed, is SIC, ACT ,202.
Comparative statement Of the commerce be-
tween the United States and the West India
colonies OF several European powers.
Imported into Exported
the US from Il s
Swedish West Indies, Sell,1l6 $3.50, 32G
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-19

The legislature Of the state of Virginia lately
adjourned on account of the decease Of the lady
OF one Of its members.
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Unexpenled balance Jan. / 1892, S396,l8s 50
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PAYABLE YEARLY
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y pIIFIoII i've tN-
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-27

when no breath came from his lips. hui oi
tins no more. lie died with tins paper II
his hand and he made me know thai vas
to read il To you over his grave. | now O.
hrs him.
aMy sons, If you will let my homes lie
quiet in the grave, near the dust OF Your
mother, depart not from my burial, I'LL III
the name of God and Christ, you promise
10 iose one another a. you used 10 d.
Dear boys, receive my blessing
Some turned their heads away to hide
the tears that needed not to be hidden
and when the brothers had released each
other from long and sobbng embrace,
many went up TO them, and in n single
word or two, expressed their JOY at this per
feet feconcilcment. The brothers them
selves walked away from the church-yard,
arm in arm, with the minister To the manse.
On the following Sabbath they were seen
sitting with their families in the same Few.
and it was observed they read together oil
the same Bible, when the minister gave on
the text, and they sang together, taking
hold of the psalm book. The same psalm
was sung, lgiYen out at Their own request J
OF Which one verse had been repeated al
their fathers grave; a larger sum than IL
sua was on that Sabbath found in the plate
for the poor, for Love and Charity are sis
ters. And eyer after, both durii the peace
and troubles of this life, the hearts of the
brothers were a. one, and in nothing wire
they divided
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-27
From Lighis and Stado,es Of Scottish Life
TILE HEAD STONE.

Tue coffin was let down to the bottom
etule Craze, the planks were removed from
he heapad up brisk, the FIRST rittng c'ads
had struck their hncIl, the qpiclS she sel.iag
vas Over, aid the long, broad, Gfl!lu'iy cet
Pieces al tulf were aptly joinct together,
and trlreiy laid by the beating spade, 50 that
TIE newest mound in the church yard Vas
scarcely distiaguishablc from those that
We're 6town over by the hldisturbed grass
and DAISIES Of a luxuriant spring. The bu-
nai was soon oycr--lnd the party, with one
eonsentlHg motion, having uncovered their
heaos IN decent reverence OF, the place and
occasion, were hegInnuig TO separate, and
ehoui to leave the church yard, Here some
..equamtances, from distant parts Of the pa
fsh who had not had an opportunity ofad-
pressing each other in the houae thai had
belonged to the deceased, nor in the course
q eae few hundred yards that the lttie pro-
eesslon had to move over from his bed to
hls grave, were shaking lands quietly but
sheeffuiis, aud inquirins after the weiflre
VI each others families. There a small
"not oil nclghhers were speaking without
MagSeration. OF the respectable character
when the deceased had borne, and men
Hoiihg to one another little incidents OF his
P'e' ONE of them 80 remote as to be know
oily 10 the greyhcaded persons of The
M9ape. While few yards further reno,
's@ ron. the spot, were standing togethel
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-27

SIM received feW DAYS ago yorr
favor communicating the resolution of The
Agricultural Sori.ty of the Valley, placing
my n"nn on the iii Of honorary members.
feel much indebted 10 the Socicty for this
iatttFinS mark OF thti attention, for which
| beg that my acknowledgements may be-
presented. ! wish there ''as not neccssa-
rlly mingled with them 4 regret that no re
turns of more value are likely to hc In my
power.
! thank yoo sir, for the Kind expressions
from yourself which accompany tn" com
muicdton. With friendly Respects,
JAMES MADISON.
Tn. CrANER, EsQ. sec. .lg. .Socy Of he
FaHy
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BELMONT, APRIL Z. 1879.

Sir received with great pleasure youi
FAVOR of the It'll March, beg you 10 pre-.
sent my best regards, and grateful Ccl.n0H.
Judgements, To the Society Of the Valley
for the honor II has done mo in eIccting m,
an honorary member. The increase of th,
numbers Of such soeict.e, affords to me
The highest satisfaction. Nhcnl look bacl,
10 oidcu times, when labourcd, in vain
10 convince my brother farmers Of the use
luincss of such associations: the present
general conviction Of their utility, and in
deed Indispensable necessity appears liz,
a magical dclusion. A spirit ol agricultural
! Improvement perYaL.s every section ofouI
II non. II seems Spontaneous cNGrt, r.
resist the depression lm,ier which orr agli.
cultural atiIlrs are suffering. | have the
strongest hopes, that the coTbircd endca.
YOURS Of 30 many Intelligent citizens, as noH
compose societies formed iog the great pur.
posraall 0fus have in view, will fully accom-.
plish our objects. Men OF scientific acquire
ncnts, mix with practical f,fmers; and taf
latter VIII soon be convinced of their all es-
srntial usefulness. 0uragrieultrc win re-
cover from It's prpsiraton, by the change
produced BY the connection olscicncc viii
~ practical operations and become rein
YigprHtcd by it's fall, as was the tabled ri.
ant Antmus, who recovered his strcngtt
and prowess by touching the earth. Bo, :
Turning has been the standing ridiculc u
the labouring husbandman for ages past
Their minds are opening, and much Of thi,
gothic antIpathy is wearing away. Til,
great chemical character Fourcrob carried
% his farm on chemical principles, which
he combined with the best practical and
mechanical operations. His crops, com
pared with the old fashioned ciodhopping
husbandry, were doubled. II il not neccs-
sary that every farmer shoId be n che.
mist. Bat every farmer viii End his ae-
CONT IN following the advice of scientific
men who calculate their lessons for prac
teal use. 4 common farmer walks over
treasures, which would be- highly valuable
every dgy He knows not their qts'iics
or how they can be applied. The aid o
@lence will teach him every thing his bus
ness requires, in relation To such auxiliaries
Independently of this view of the subject
good practices will be introduced, and had
ones baniihed, by the combined intclli
gence concentrated III agricultural associa
tons. send 70 You our last annual ORA
ton; which exhibits luminous and abl,
view Of is subject.
With my best wishes for the prosperit,
Of your society, ana the individual hoppi
ness Of its members, accept sincere assn.
ranccs Of the esteem with which am vc
ry truly you're, RICHARD PETERS.
Tn. CRAMER, rsQ.
Sce. ,ig. socg. ofhe VoNy
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: ,.o,, children Of Is 10 old men OF ~
a,"hsrk every day for seio, from MHe III
80 return iaden with our srohs =
l only return our thanks to thf E'iop'-
-" who reside at Smyrna; they iiase e".'e
an, az -. co,,id to purchase our Woii,sn 10
d, -. all. lie treasures which iah ebaii-
n II.aor possessed before rs disasters,
,sa,la scarcely sailiee. Amongst the IA 's'i-
- ,hsm. there are some with sous 81
',soc;oas tiatthey will notllsien 10 ~. fi'e-
c;.s of arrangement.
ao.eafthase monsters refused 10000 pr
g., the ransom OF the wife of GIba,
and repli.d that he would not restore hef
c,r soo. oo9. have contributed 70 the ran
.o,,, nf Thendera Halle, purchased Tor
soeo niastres. II. PetrochoclIieu, on ieafii.
~, ,be death of his brother, prcclpltaiei
h;o,,sen from a window his lister julia
~, herself into ditch--the other, made
sl,ye was brought here, where SIZE was
Immediately purchased. Our good iflend'
In d,sndre, was killed IN his house III The
',.esence of his wife, whilst Fastening Ia
Pc his . sons, who shared the fate oi their
Gather, also, in the presence ol TIER mo-
th.r. the latter has been conveyed IN siil-
We to Algers.
.My hand refuses TO trace at greater
lo,gtb The airoclous scenes which l have
,y;,,esspd and others Thousand times more
Jse,df,,l might he added IL those | have
ltd In one word, the sanguinary catas-
trn,he of scio has produced the death or
misery OF 10000 individuals, for to that "a
mount may beestimated the number Of our
f,llov-countrymen and women put To
death or reduced to slavery.-Just God,
whcn will the day OF vengeance come, aud
what vengeance can ever innict upon orr
olious assas,ifs all the chastsemcnt which
they deserve"
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SAA4MAGUSDI.

4 NY person WHO may have in ,s,ssoes.
( A. sion the lst volume of copy c,stbe H.
series oi the above work, partly worn. WHICH
they may have borrowed from the s,,b.cr;l,ar
viii be good enough to return it, as d. nor
son TO whom IL belong Is anxious IN getit'
Augg. 81 =. 49,,
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Behold how good a thing ii is,
And how becoming neil,
Together such as brethren are
Iuuni;v to dwell.

The time, the place, and this beautiful
expression Of natural sentiment, quite o.
vefcomr heart, in which many kind, II
not warm, affections dveit and the man
thus appealed to bowed down his head and
wrpt. {" Give me your hand brother" aud
Il was given, while murmnr OF satisfaction
arose from oil present, and all hearts lelt
kndlcr and more liumanely towards each
other.
As the brothers stood ferycntly, but COM
posedly grasping each others hands, IA the
little hollow that lay between the grave or
their mother, long since dead, and OF tlicii
father, " hose shroud was hapiy not yet
still from the fall of dust TO dust, the minis
ter stood beside them with pleasant coun-
tenancc, and said, " must fulfil the pro-
mise | made to yonr father on his death
bed. | must read to you few words
which his hand wrote at an hour, when ms
topeuc denied its office. | must not say
that you did your ddty to your o'd iathcr
for did he not often brscech you, apart rom
one another, to be reconelled Tor your o" f"
sak.s as christians, for his sake, and Tor ''le
sake of the uo,her who bare you, ana ote-
nhen. who died that You might be born =
iNbpn the palsy struck him for the as'
time vou were both absent, nor was It your
fu1it that yo,, were not beside the ol' MAJ,
whrn he died. As long as sense continued
with him here, did he think OF yoii two, anu
YOU two alone. Tears were IN his eyes,
! saw them there, and on Ns cheeks loo'
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BIZ RULED by iri.il iatoasenicsces aud

he RULED by tri,il iatoayenicrcos and
crosses.
BE ready TO heal breaches in friendship
aud to make up differences and shm liif-
gallon yourself, rs mlieil an pessiiIb' Tor he
= an III calculator uho does not perceive
that or amicable settlement is better .han
Two law suits.
lie II rather Your ambition TO acquit
yourself well IN your proper station, Than
u rise above it.
Dcspise not small honest gains, nor risk
what YOU have ON the ,ielusi,o prospect OF
sudden riches. Ifyeu are in a colnfona-
bic thriving way keep in il, aud abide in
Your own calling rather tim run the chance
Of another.
In WORD, mind to " use the world as not
abusing it, and probably You will dnd as
much comfort in il rs Is most fit for a lrail
being, who is merely .ionrncyinS through
II towards an Immortal abode.
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TIE RfvALs-By c. n. Leslie.

The drama of this picture is well imagin-
Ell, and the contrast Of cllas icter in the RI
walls admirably managed. An obliging fat
lover is balancing bis uawieldly trunk in an
effort that may prove a fatal overthrow.
ineudtaycrng 10 recover his mistress g far,
the consequences must be either to lose his
equipoise, the lady favor, or his own tem-
PER III the kiupph Of his rival. This i,
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1Scc. ,2g. s1cy. ofhe PoHey.
.'feianehoiy and hqrriJie consequence, Of in


hrcusTA, July 27.-Wc have just heard
Of a most tragical affair that occurred in the
upper part Of South Carolna---the effect
probably OF insanity. Mrs. Brook, the
perpetra!ress Of "hat we are about to relate,
is represented to havr beea (about eight
years SINCE Il lady Of uncommon under
standing, and endowed with more than or
binary abilities since that period OF time
she became very melancholy, and appeared
to be much depressed in spirits, until with
in the last twelve or fifteen months, when
her disposition assumed an entire change,
and her melancholy gave way to extraor-
binary checffilness. A few days since, her
husband, Mr. Andrew Brock, proposed
las was usual) 10 30 to church. She de-
clned going, and strenolsy resisted the
porsussions that were used 10 induce Der 10
alter her mind :. and also objected TO her
daughters gong, giting as n reason that
her clothes we're iiot properly prepared
He departed alone, and soon after she sent
hsr son away Oh some errand. The boy
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III. TRAGIC rthy ~
PII X II RIO,
Or---IHe Ueah Of Rolin I
Translated from the German by Richerd Bfi1s-

Translated from The German by Richard bfiss.
!ey Attifaa, Esq
Pm slAAS,
A'nliba, (hiag u Qaito,) Mr. Iiorlan,
"'''"' s sn'"% .i,%,9' nc ft'" Mr. r. prosu,
o'Oz'"oo e,a, ,a4 Old Ca Mr.. phcide,
orano, "a ffrufiH QUftrJ Mr. Stevenson.
''ruV'"h noyi Mestcr Carey,
'oih' tPYeto sienso) hlrs stevenson,
SpAN1ARDs
Pharo, one SgaHnh Ger. A.,
eraf) MI Robertson,
r%aS 'a@~ a'%gj "'' Mr. Hyatt
Vulverde 4 Pi1a1ro Serrt.
idrg,) mr. stevenson,
Lo'coso', "a sqanish ffiur Mr.. Horton,
'oin'h, Mr. MARKS,
ElyIrn, Mrs. + Rrov,,,
spanish and Peruvian soldiers--BHoJ Nam
Gurus Chdd-Ptiests-e 1entinei--glttendanfs.
Sc, Ss.
IN oat LAT --PieWros Tent
"'f ~ Seene "a aptradid eie4c oChe iais-
r'or ofhc
TEMPLE OF TIE SUN.
IN The centre--l'llE ALTAR, and IMAGE
OF TIE Sun, brilliantly illuminated.
Columns OF Jasperand Sold represontInqthr
MagnUeehce Of Pernfiaa arrhAec!prc.
The CfrcmonyQ QDfring sfrifre pretin1e
10 HE HGiHe.
High Priest Mr., Ilncide.
high Friestes- Mrs. Horton
Grand Chorus" OIL pOWR SUPREME -
The King, RoAq, md .qion=o, depart With
the Peruvian Army
Scene 3D. n Piain near He TicId Of ReitN
the h'"g foheh pf'soner nad re"a,d dy Boiia
Act 3d--Scenc ID pisarros T,nt--.7ioa~
90 fohcD pri'ol"r BY he spauiords.
Act 1th--Dioasos Prison. ijsiisd 6y ROD,
Ia in me d'sgnise ofa Triar
The last Scene representa- The Onpos,s Of
ofHc Spanish fdmp--1he back ground si1
and rocky, with a
TORRENT AND WATERFALL
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OVER WHICH
y HNlDGE is iarme0.
by A FEI,I,D TREE

Roile reseues cora's chid jron, he Spanioyd,
49, Crosses The u ooden bridge oscrHc ca,eraet.
pursned BY he Soldiers Ihey fire al hip,--.i
shat strikes him liz tears (rom he MOCK. ina
TREE Hbirh supports The BRfDGE, and re-
rcais IN He bark ground, hearings al The Child!
The piece concludes with the
DEATH OF KOLLA!
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HfemW al Suicide. An italian fcmnle,
who Keeps n small confectionery few
doors below the Herald Office, attempted to
commit suicide lately This truly mn
ir'nnatc woma's mind became n little
hewildered, from the information hich shr
has latoly received (from Richmond, Val
oil her husband, who has been absent from
her long Time, having eat his throat. To
shtw her weakness, she insists that her hls-
band appeared the nigh, previous AT the
fool of her bed, with woman in white
apparel; that he pointed 10 his throat
which was cut, and upon her telling him To
50 away and let her alone, replied that he
would noi, aud told her thai she must kill
herself On Sunday she imagined that
she again saw her husband, when he shcw
cd her III what manner 10 make way with
herself, which she did by managing herself
IN six or eight different parts (which he
pointed ont 10 hcr) other body with katie;
and after losing great deal Of blood, he
directed her 10 go down stairs, aud there
10 cut herself again but when qhe got
down, he called her mp aud told her to
throw herself from the front window into
fhe sireete--which she also did, brnising
herself considerably in the fall. This last
attempt was the means of saving her life,
ms nothing was known the circumstance
until she WAS seen falling from the window
upon the paycmet .3ierandria Herald
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tah1at tToire years old) returned dlortlg.
anu On entering the house, was asked by
i.is 'noiier II he kacv WHERE his sisi.rw as,
on rs replying that be did not. SHE tIesir-
] cd him 10 look into the weIls@he did so,
anu discovered his sister struggling for lie
n the bottom OF H. His mother. in the
mean time had Followed him, and made n
N,9'ent aitcmpt 10 plulge him into Tie snme
he.ee- he. nov ever, fortunately proved too
strong, and after desperate struggle, sne-
eeeded n oserpowctng aud escaping from
her. Ills frat thought was to rescue hs
Young brother from the horrible effect OF
ms mothers insanty- and with extraer-
dlnary presence of niad, although exhaust
cd from his recent struggle, as he must
have been, +, snatch"d up the child, fled,
anu succeeded IN reaching the residence of
neighbour, about mile distant To him
he communicated the recent transaction
with All haste they proceeded tn the hphi-
latlon of Mr.. Brock, and there hehcld the
wretched and unfortunate creature suspen
died. from a plank IN the upper noor and
llrlrss They rushed to the well-~ihe
child IN II was drawn up--hut lis spir., TOO,
had fled lereser
just at shis moment the husband was
seen approaching by the crowd nj This time
collected. Little did the wreiehed man
dream of the woe that awaited him-lor
he seemed 10 be more than usually cheer
lnl. few momcnlg sufrred to inform
HIM OF his horrible misforinne--it was too
much lor human nature 10 bear he fell
PROSTATE and senserss
We will conclude the mrlanchnly nc-
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o., The public i. respectfully informed hat
The play oi Pieafro having been sons time in
preparation, viii b. brought forward with p,ie
a." Wtf'6m sffafrR, painted lly. Mr.. GRAIN.
NC" df'ssfs, decorations, ac.Se.
On "Wednesday, Ans. 20, 1922.
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Ailcrwlich the rarccof
Naising the Wind !.

Pathway, Mr. Horton,
fainW God Mr.. Hyatt,
Jermy Diddler Mr. y Brown,
hichaid Mr.. Stevenson,
sam Mr.. Pacidc,
Waiter Nj Marks,
5etyam Master carty.
Mis-, Durable Mrs , Brown,
PEGGY Mrs Stevenso
~ Doors 10 be opened Mt bol-past six and
the curtain 10 rise ST hai-pnst seven o clock.
a. Tick1ig~--Ror, one daiiar--Pa, one dollar
---Gdiitrg, MY cenfs-- thjhircn, hniJ pr ice-to
be had ut VIM Digges' ook4tore, at the bar
Of the Franklin Hotel, aud ut the The atrc.
a. Nights Of performance, Monday, Hen.
nosdry, aud Friddg
N" No smoking atioped in The Theatre.
AIr 81.