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SNAKES.

Professor Ra6oesqe make. The North Amer
lean snakes amount TO ! Is species.
Among these are 10 species Of Rattle
Snakes, species Of Copperheads, ~ species
Of Vipers, and one Mocasson There are
therefore only 81 kinds of venomous soakes,
while there in the United States. 3 spec ie-
Of Adlers, Of Boas. 7 of Glass Snakes. and
above so species Of Common Snakes beloag.
ing TO the genus, Coiuber all harmless.
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he said he had leave drink gyurl wur II IL only
had the same taste and would as soon take alap ~
eat beat steak II il had the relish. But poor
SOUL he VIII never eat or drink more and you have
not living relation in the world except myself and
your two cousins who were killed the last war. can't
dwell on this mournfUl subject. and shall seal my let
ter with black seaing-wax and p on il Your unce's
coat of and | beg You 70 break the seal
when you open the letter; and don't open II TIL three
or four days after you receive In nv which time YOU
will be prepared for the sorowfu tdings. When you
come TO this place stop. and don't read any til
my next Your affectionate aunt
+. D Don write me again till you receive this
"A country clergyman, who in the matrimoni-
al lottery, had drawn much worse than blank,
and without the patience of Socrates had 10 en-
counter the turbulent spirit of Xaniippe, was
interrupted in the middle of curtain lecture,
By the arrival of pair requesting bis assistance
to introduce them to the blessed state of we'd
lock. The poor priest, actuatcd at the moment
by his own feelings and particular experience
rather than sense of canonical duty, opened
the book and began, g Man that is born Of wo-
man hath but short time TO live, and is full
Of trouble, &C. repeating the burial service.
The astonished bridegroom, exclaimed, "Sir,
sir ! you mistake. came here to be married,
not buried - Well'' replied the clergyman,
:" if yon insist on ii, am obliged to marry YOU;
but believe my friend you had better be buried.'
Doddngton was very lethargic. Falling sleep
day after dinner with sir Richard Temple and Lord
Gotham, the General, the latter repreacned Dodding
ton with his drowsiness. Doddngton denied having
been asleep: and TO prove that be had not. offered
repeat all Lord Gotham had been saying Gotham
challenged him to do 50. Doddngton repeated sto-
ry and Lord Cobham owned he had been telling il.
/" wen said Doddngton. = and yet did not hear
word oft but | went to sleep because | knew that
about this tine of day you would tell that story"
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George NJ Bibb. Esq passed through Lexington,
~ on the ist of May. in eight days from Washington
City He was at WheeHng in four days. 1.-THE
steamboat had been ready depart for louisville the
trip 70 that place from Washington might have beea
made IN SIX days and in six davs more 10 New-Or-
leans making distance Of $500 miles in twelve DAYS
The hentucky Cinsette asks. nffer such things as
these occurring, ~o need be iacredoats about the pro-
posed flying nIarsime said to be Oh the stocks At phil
adelphia Bali PAT
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At recent meeting of the Commissioners Of the
Wach, one OF the extra watchmen brought before
them On Charge Of having been asleep on .duty-
One OF the commissioners on being told that this was
ms second offence exclaimed, So sir I understand
you are Lethargic" The man. after pause and with
some warmth replied, mo, sir am not !; am a
Protestant"
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Chirac the celebrated physician, when on his
death bed, felt his own pulse, imagining that he
was on visit to one of his patients, and cried
ont, have called too late, the patient has been
blooded, and ne ought to have been purged he
Is dead man." and few minutes after he ex-
pired.
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he that is good, viii infallibly become better.
and he that is bad, will as certainly become
worse for vice, virtue, and time, are three
things that never stand still.
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Two Jews were distinguished. one for his skill ia
boxing and the other for his fondness of the fair
gentleman being asked to what tribe they belonged
answered :" rather think that is an Amorite and
the other Hittite."
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BONAPARTEAN WARFARE.
Bfrrrccs<e. On the eve Of the battle cf Wa
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The editor ola late Western paper in his no.
ice to correspondent, says, 'I'ruH lciH ap-
pear IN our merit
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On the evening before battle. an officer
came to the Marshal de Torias, to ask permission
TO go and see his father who he said was at the
point Of death, 10 order that he might paw his
last duty to him. Co." replied the General.
who readily guessed the cause. shonour tby faith
her and thy mother, Mat thy days may be long il.
The land"
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.Nairette Of a French GirL-At the marriage OF the
Count Artois the city ofPars agreed 10 distribute
marriage portions girl of about sixteen NAM
ed Lise Nelson, having presented herself to inscrhe
her name on the LIST. was asked who was her lover
Oh said she with great simplicity. have no lover
thought the city to furnish every thing This
answer created much nlirh, and husband was soon
found for her.
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Chevreau. in his history Of the world tells Us that
little after O'Clock in the afternoon.
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a piece Of beef weighing l4lbs roasted on the 18th
OF OCTOBER 1914, and which had been in a case made
ar tight and conveyed twice the East Indies and
back, was paraken of at the library, in Notrinnha,n
by several gentlemen, and found be perfectly sweet
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-11
VALUABLE MEDICINE.
ANTI-DYSPEPTICK PILLS.

Prepared By Henry James-.Ne1g York,
A N approved and almost certain remedy for
~ Dyspepsia. or Indigestion, hahituaI cos
tgeneSs and piles.
Il is well known that Dyspepsia is one Of the
moss frequent snd formidable diseases Of our
country. Is commencement isindc.ted in dit
ferent patients by various symptoms, of which
the most rems ksble are, irreguiarity Of the bo,r
els, O6stinGi. cOs'irenes,, headache, commonly
eatied Nervous or siek headache, yeiiOrHess Of Ue
eyes and skin, Geiday Of fhe stomach after eatiag.
often called heart burn. faiuience or mind in The
stomach, bitter fasis IN The mouth in The morning.
Joehd breath, droiesiHess Gftr dinner, debility.
EISSaade. emaeiGfion, Oppression Of spir lis, &c.
The Pills now offered are MOI proposed on the
principle of spec & ks. Their was sugges-
ted bySheory but their efficacy has been ,ested
BY long and faithful experience and The result
has been unparalleled success.
Piles being connected with Indigestion snd
cos,iveness, are certainly and speedily removed
By these Pills.
Persons afflicted with any Of The above symp-
toms, assured, thst The Anti-D yspeptick
Pills re remedy we'll worth their attention,
and entitled 20 ,heIr entire confidence.
For sale wholesale and retail hy
HENRY BUTMAN
Portland. Sent. Is 1921 eowly
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Drugs and Nedictnes.
HENRY BUTMAN,

Ea he Sfreef OFFERS FOR SALE,
= Bbl-. GLAUBEa SAILS,
- 700 lbs VALERIaN Roof,
1 case Gun CAMPHoR,
I do. MAGNElA,
50 grOce white PHTALs,
600 groce pha CORKs,
1 Dol. GUN hRARIC,
81 lbs red PRECIPITATE,
100 lbs. RHrBARB,
bbl. CoLUMBo RoOT,
do. Curcuma DO
do. Apnis seed,
80 It's. Spanish OTTER,
$50 lb.. QUICkSILvER,
Bales Misunderstanding,
Snakeroot- Orange Peel,
SIENNA aGd Liquorice Root,
Cream Tartar best cold pressed Castor Oil
Cantharides --Quassia W Opium. Borax re-
fned-crude Antimony-tlor Suphur-Calome-
Tart. Enetic-ipecaC.-- OiI-Gum Ammo
a4c--Oil Peppermint--(ium Myrrh Sugar Lead
Gum Kino-Cas,ite and Windsor Soap-Sper-
maceu- Burgunda Pitch Musk Powdered .IaI
ap-OhVtriol IN Cases and cHrboys-Baisam CO.
pajva-- Cascaria Bark, with an assortment Of
Surgical instruments at Boston
prices. Sac Portland, Nov. 90
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Fashionable Goods

HAS Just received and now opening for sale
IL large aud extensive assortment Of new
Fashionable Goods,
Cf the latest importations, VIII Bale KID
MINISTER CARPETING--1 Case Figured
CANTON CRAPES-l Case Plain do.-Black
Nankin Grape Dres>es--f Case IA Irish LIN
ENS-Linen AMASK-Lnen CAMBRlCS-
Linen Cambria Hdkfs-English SILK HOSE
French Black and White do. do.-English and
French black and white Silk Gioves-Beaver and
Kid Gloves erino Hdkfs.-Imitation do.-bik.
synchaws-do. Sarscuets-Coored Lustrings-
oack and white Sattius-double chain blk. lie
vantine Siks--Sik and Cotton VeIvets-elegart
Fringed CRAY AIS-Men's black, white and MKT
Worsted aud Cotton Hose Women's white, blk
and slate 10. dJ.-5-l black BIO NJ BAZlNE-Fig-
nred MBAXETrS-Piain do.--tAKIAN
PLAIDS-Fig'd Y Plain Jaconer MusIins-Fig'd
& Plain Leno & Book do.-whle Cotton Cambrics
CoIored do. Cambria Muslins- Black white gree>s
Italian aud French nglishG CHAINS Brit
isb Cntto s-Furaiture Patch-Calicoes-C Cotton
Vestings-Toilehets--N aeDta and Silk NeStings
-FIagg and Bandanna Hdkfs.- Black Silk do
Blk red aud assorted colours
Cashmere ShdWiS,
with and without Borders Black Stockine;t-
Bin. Nankins-Neilow Millinet-B Bonnet
Paper-hlack and white Wound Wre-Cotton
Shawis-Dimities Jeans; Nankinetts Russia
Diapers: blk and brown Linens; Ribbons I:
Tapes Buttons; Cotton and Linen Threads ;
Sewing Silks, Twists Cotton Balls, &c &c. &c
BLACK, blue, drsb MKT, haresback aud brown
BroGdcloihs; black, blue, white, drab, MKT, and
haresback Cashmere; Blue Queens Cloths blue
aud light colored PeiiSst Cloths /; green and drsb
Ceatings DuGls; kerseys; dab Hunters
Cloths: blk. white, yellow, and green tidnneLs;
Swsnskins 8-4, ga, 1O-4 & IL Rose Blankets,
&c. sc. &c. &c.
ALsOa general assortment OF
Factory Goods, viz. Cotton
Shsefjngs; Bediicking, cinghoms ; Checks and
Stripes Safiinens /; Derry Diapers Bale
American red FlanneIs silk and Cotton Tnlbrsl-
las ;Psrasols Bristol Bricks for cleanisg Knives
e. Forks (tD sept. 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-11

SPIRITS. Crrrie Powder.
Old Cognsc Brandy, TEAS.
Antigua Ruur, s Guupowjer,
81. Croix, 90. Imperial Tyson,
n. England, DO. ! ouns Hyson,
SCliiedsm GIn, Tyson SAIn,
" eesp do. oOuchOng.
American 10. SUGARS.
Old Whi,key, Cordial. India double boiled
WINES. : White aud trown liz.
.. r. Madeira, vaua,
Sicily Madeira, ( =. Croix,
Lisbon, VidouIa, Loaf and lump.
Malaga. NUTS.
SPICES. Almonds,
Nutmegs, Cloves, fHberls
Mace, pimento, ! English WsInuts,
Ginger, Cassia, Pecan ChstanH,
Real Cinnamon, Pea NUS.
GrOund Cassia, COFFEE.
Whole and ground Pep st. Domingo,
per, : Havana Domestic
Cayenne, do. Welsh 40. Chocolate
English Mustard, Bakers, do.
Entry Mats, all sizes,
spernaceti Oil, FIarks do. blown SaIt.
St Ubes and Liverpool do Cotton, Rice.
Salt Petre, Alum, Copperas, Starch,
sulphur, Indigo, roll birthstone, Tobacco,
Cut Nails, BIadS, Hollow Ware, Stone DO
MoIas-es, Cheese, Dat Meal,
Cask aud box Raisins Currants, Figs
Mackerei and foIiocK rIsrI, r-Tnrgovs--
brushes. Rrooms, Demijohns, Velvet Corks,
CASTLE and brown Soap, Windsor do.
5uperhne Flour, Sole leather, Shovek,
Spades, &c.
-Uih roriety Of
HARD WARE.
Nor. s. IL
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Mem Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN,

ETchGnge SIftd,
HAS just received, and now opening for sale
IL large aud extensive assortment Of new
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N'e,c Goods.
Mnine IUcdicnL Sncietn.

A MEETING of the Maine Medical Society,
~ will take place at Patterns Hotel, in Port
land, On the third "WEDNESDAY of the present
month, at 2 o'clock, T. NJ.
Per order, BENZ. ID. bartlett, Scc'ry.
Bath, i'm. ], 1922.
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SIX OR EIGHT

GENTLEMEN RoARnERs, can be accommo-
VI dated with Board in Court-Street. on reason
ahie terms. Apply 70 ABIGAIL EpLUND.
nearly opposite the Gazette. Ohice. Jan. A.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
EAST INnrS

Doich papvrs "a the oh Of November
ui-h tie ofbciaI details Of The conquest
Paiemhans. 10y The Dutch military and ma
foIces in lie East Indies. They lost 10
two aciinns which were fought, rs killed !
237 wounded.
TURKEY.
The most prominent article Of news
lIet English papers afford us, is the r-iiers
report that war has commenced betyeen X
ia and Turkey.
A Paris article Of the 10Th ultimo states,
: ~ --.shsGpifv of letters finn N.rs.iIIas i
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JOSEPH GOOLD. .JR

= rs Tor sale, AT his store in HEST--U ARKET RON
IL MaInt-Ntrest. lhs I'D at Grren-Strtrt
u es india Goods and Groceries. 7.
r. ~ kinds. togc her with Lv < hv 10 H-TNDou-
GLANS, and PUTT; NAILS; IRON WARF: ZINES II
casks THUGASTON LT1TF. n
FEATHERS,
~ ne ereSes' varety, wholesale retail -nFDS filed
on 20 5e sod Il rr cheapest to- oah or con-
W. IiCtt's' Ct) Portland, Nov. =.
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FOUR THOUSAND YEARS,

PARTlCULARLy-The Creation treated on al
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fcr Sale y above by the tAou.snd gross, !, zen er
single.
Public and private Libraries furnished A lie
shortest notice, and oD a. good term. ~ can he
purchased esewhere ~ ~, "
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NEW GOODS.
Massachusetts Cincinnati.

THE Standing Committee Of the Society NJ
Il Cincinnati Of The Commonwealth Of hassatil-
sells, in conformity with vote Of the society,
give notice TO The W ids VS. and o phans of de-
ceased members, and TO such ef their B ebren
a. sre in neces -i,ous circumstances, that srpli-
cstion Tor relief may be made on or before SAT-
URDAY, the I9'h day Of January ensuing, to
lie Comml'tee. or any member thereof.
The Committee
rs EN'y Gov. Btonks, Maior Dsniel Jackson.
D.. ID sid Townsend. C"pt. John Fowe,
Capt. Raher, VIII ans CT. RerismiH Dana,
Cspt. A ms Bailey. Csi'. Gsmr .sdiord,
John C'llender. ESQ Cat. Thomsr Howe.
Nj. Thomss Jackson, Nj. : mue Pe'klns
Col. John Perkins, .Toserh PIERCE. Esq.
DIR ] I'm Hsri, S muel A. Well. r q.
Cap. Francis Green. Roe' G. Shsw. q.
are notified. their meeting will Be holden on
said S-'nrda, the nineteeR'h dsy Of Isnut ~. IT
Conoert Hall. in Boston st ELEVEN o'cloc <, for
the purpose Of sctng on INV applications which
may be made. pune usi Stend nee j. rrques
ed. THO'S JACKSON. ISsi,!aut S,c'A
Boston, Dee. - 1891 3is5os
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BARBOUR 6 SCOTT,
Exchange Street, Portland,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED MOST OBJ THEIR
Fall and Winter Goods.
Comprising a great Variety.
RlCH bordefed white scarlet
and other colours, and plain. black and
colours, CASHMERE SH.7VLS . bales
BONB4ZETTS--Tarta Plaids--fn Cam
blets-black Valencia Nestings-fne Toilinet an
common do.-black French stout Levantne-
blk Italian Lustrns-strip'G Stks-Synchaws
and Sarsnetts--C.4.NIO ON CR-4PES--black
Nsnkin do.-Calicoes-F Furniture s. Cambrics--
Muslins-1 bale India Calicoes-Tabby Nalvets
i case Observation-Disclosures and Hosiery an as
sortment-buch Mittms-drab. olive, blue and
black puliIls-Coatinss, Bockinss-Flannels &
Bazes &c. &c.
A few pieces drab, claret, black and 5lue
London BRO.4DCLOTHS, C.4SSLMEREs and
LADIES notwithstanding their assortment
very extensive.
American Shee!inss, Shrtings, Gnghams,
Fickings, Sattinetts, sc.
OCT. l6, 1921. If.
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Fresh Goods.
JUST RECEITED. AND FOR SALE By
GEO. w. SMITH,

Ni'Fis Street doors bel0tg The Bank Of Parftlnd,
DLAIN and bordered Cashmere Shawls,
4 black, blue, brown, drab and mixed BROAD
CLOTHS,
Peli,se Cassimeres-Satinetts.
Flannels -Nestings -Velvets-worsted Hose,
Coatings -Dulfils ! bale Carpeting,
Bombazetts Bombsznes, very low,
Crapes-Siks-M erino Handkerchefs,
six Handkerchiefs-Se Silk Twist,
Furnitures-Ca licoes-- Cling hams-Cambrics,
Muslns- Irish" Linen Damask,
Brown Administrations,
Tapes-Cravats, &c. SC.
Also
American OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
-bleached and uu0leached Sheetings and Shirt
ings.
0IF.4A Of wE,ieh viH be sold al HE lO'0ssi Prices
for CAsH.-k0 (tf) Jan. 4, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-11

KEGS No. Lard Boxes Shipping and No.
IN Soap; boxes Mould and Dipped Candles,
8, 8, g. los.
Chests y Boxes Hyson, Young Hyson, IIyson Skin
and Souchong Tens
Pipes Cognsc BRANDY
Hhds. Tobsgc & St. Croix RUM.
Or. Casks Sicily Madeira, Lisbon and Malaga
HINES.
Lump Sugar, Hds. & Fbls. Muscoyado SUGAR.
Boxes Smoaking PIPES.
Bags COFFEE.
Boxes and half boxs Baker and Laphams No. \
CHOCOLATE
Just rsreired, and for sale AZ
j. Gore, Jr.'s Commission Store.
Jan. Isl. No -, LONG WH.HRF.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
DIR. ROBERTSON's
VEG ETABLE NERVOUS CORDIAL
Or, Natures Grand Restorative.
Price 81 50 Cents.

Is confidently recommended AS the most e.
icscious medicine for the speedy relief and
cure Of all nervous complaints attended with
inward weakness depression Of the spirits
head -pche trcmor faintness bysteric fits de,
bilty seminal weakness gletes and varioas
complaints resulting from secret inprnpriety
of youth and dissipated habits residence in
warm climates the inn oderstc use of tea the
unskIHul or excessive use Of mercury so oi'en
destructive to the human race diseases pecu,
liar to fctnars al Il certain period of lie Flour
hibug barrenues etc
Un,icr the denomination Of nervous disorders
are included several diseases Dfthe most dan
Gerous kind and are so various that Volume
would hardly suffice to complete description
Of U.cm. II rervades with its balefui nAu-
ence 'be whole nervous system writing the
heart 9th ineXpressibie anguish, md exciting
The most dresdfnI suggestions ofhurror and
despair. To this demon have thousands fallen
4 sacFiiice 10 the dIrc!ul transports ofi's rage.
The most common symptoms Of is com.
ncnccUrnt are weakness hsiultnce cr!p,ta-
lions wstchiulBess drowsiness after eating a..
Nudity flashes OF heat and cold nnmbness
crsmp ei1J ness pains in the hcsd back and
oins hiobup difficulty Of respiration aud &c,
iu!i.n trz ely a'Y cCugh etc.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
MR. TROMAs McRRlDE.

A 5 you are not an inhabitant Of the
"a state Of Virginia, take this me-
thod Of giving you notice, that 90 Sa.
turday The 7'h day Of September next,
between the bours OF six o'clock IN The
morn ing and seven O'Clock in the even
ing o9 the same day, at the Office Of
Master Commissioner William G..
Woodrow, IN the town Of Romney.
Hampshire county, Virginia, ] shall
take the dispositions Of Nathao Littler,
Samuel Cioyd, r. NJ. Powell, Robert
Sherrard, john Arnold and Samae!
Dew--nnd Oh Saturday Tho 28Ih day
of September next, between the hours
Of SIX o'clock in the morning aud 80
ven o'clock in the evening Of the same
day, nj the house OF Mr.. James Ustuu,
~ Jefferson county, and state cf Ken.
tDeky. shall take the dispositions Of
said James Urton and Nathan UFton;
which dispositions when taken will be
offered az evidence in tie snit pow de-
pending IN the chaneery district co@rt
holden at Winchester, ohercin yng
are Complainant ans am Defendant.
am yours, BE.
JAMES POWELL.
August S-3w.