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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23
nrEIREli

fs'HE Manufacturers Insurance Company. re-
Gently established in the City Of Boston, for
the express purpose Of Insorng against Fire,
with Capital Of Three Hundred Th5usand Dot
lars, now offer to Manufacturers throughout the
Uoited States, "A opportunity Of insuring their
property against this destructive element, (Which
TIE greatest care and strictest attontion cannot
always prevent aud which, in an unfortunate
moment, frequently reduces afluent and indie
PENDENT families to poverty and Distress at such
moderate ratas, as cannot fail 10 induce owners
Of factories TO secure themselves against loss.
The Company in 40 manner restric, ed as
10 the description of risks, but will name premi-
ums 10 all cases, however hazardous, and on the
nost favorable terms. Not only Cotton, Wool
len, and other Manufactories. will be insured at
this Office, but also Dwelling Houses, Stores,
Furniture, Goods, and Merchandise, with every
other description Of property subject to loss or
injury by fire.
The Company take this opportunity to state
the kind Of information deemed most necessary
70 be made by the applicants, as the premiums.
10 great measure, viii be graduated by their
Representation, TO Wit -
Where situated? OF what materials are the
baIidings constructed For what purpose occu-
pied (? How many stories the buildings /?
OF what materials the roofs? What buildings
are in the vicinity. and their distances from The
one 10 be inSureu ard Tor what paTpose oCCupl-
ed, In what manner are tho buildings heated
and lighted :-Whether the picker, machine
shop, bleachcry, dye house, &c. &c. are in, or
annexed 10 the buildings 10 be insured ? If a
watch is kept IN the bulldog or an engine at
tached to The establishment? And if insurance is
wanted on the several buildings belonging to
The factory. the applicant will state the differ
emf amounts on each and il convenient the
Company would wish 10 have 8 ground plot, to
give them some idea of the buildings 10 be in
slred.
As the Company viii not, Tor The present, take
more than firsfify thousand dollars any one
risk, and possessing an ample capital, give un-
doubted security g. the assured.
Persons DESTROYS of insurance, who may reside
Out o: the CITY. by forwarding their applications,
by mail. or oihetwise. 10 the Secretary, may be
assured the same will meet with immediate al
tention.
SAMUEL HUNT. Secretary.
CGfcs. No q, Slaie-Sirest, Boston.
July IS, 1922. 5m
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23

AS man of sense can usually outwit fool because
his designs Uncomfortable lis adversarys IN
dcrstanding ; a feol Will sometimes be too cunning
fof wise man, for ;hg very reason that is,
because he will conceive schemes which could never
enter into wiser head than his own Counterpart
ting absurd fellow. is like fighting lefthanded fen
Ger ; you receive a wound. because il comes ID d-
rectcn from whence you had reason to expect it;
and he gains victory merely by his awkwardness.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23
COLLECTANEA.

One truth aids another truth and one duty another
duty Detach private devotion from public, public
worship from private. and both sustain an injury.-
Separate practice from principle principle from
pracce faith from works, works from faith prom
ises from commands. or commands from promises
and in the same proportion you diminish and destroy
the effect of the whole. The flames burn by keeping
these things together.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23
ICE,-BERES.

The following novel account OF an Ice Berg, is from
a Review of kotzrhues Voyage of Discovery, in the
last number Of the Quartet Review.
On promonoIy, which juts into the southeastern
part OF the hay, tie party who had landed made a
singular discovery
We bad clned much about during our stay with
ont discovering that we were on real ice bergs. The
DOCTOR who had extended his excursions found part OF
The bank broken down. and saw 10 his astonismcnt
that the ntei Tor Of the mountain consisted D! ure ice
At this all went provided with slsoyels aud
crows, TO examine this phenomenon more closely ;
and arrived at place, where the back rises al
most perpendcularly out OF the sea- to the height of
hundred feet; and then off, rising still higher.
We masses OF the purest ice of the height Of
hundred feet. winch under a cover of moss and
grass and could have been produced bat BY some
terrible revolution. The place which. by some acct
dent had fallen in, and is exposed the and
air, nielts away. and good deal of flows into
the sea. An indsputable proof tlat what saw was
real ice, is the quantity Of mammoths teeth and bones
which were exposed to view by the melting and among
which myself found very fine tooth We could
not assign any reason for strong smell like that OF
burnt horn. which we perceived in this place. The
covering Of these mountains, Oh which I've most x-i
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THE subscribers having BEEN appointed by he If
FMiaH BAILEY. Esq. Judge OF Probate tor tn Coulty
OF Lincoln. Comm ssi lners. receive ard examine the
clsims OF the several Creditors the &c IOSEpH
l.. GiLtHSl, iate OF fhumastor in said county. trader
dvcAs d. Represented inover, hereby give oce thar
months allowed said Creditors bf'ng
prove their Claims, ard thar viii end servic
at the Office OF Joseph Sprsgue Esq said THOMSON,
the last FRIDAYS Of July, Serrrmoe ard November
from two 10 FIVE OF th- clock p. NJ said days.
JOSEPH sPRAGUE, } Commits
DAVID s. FALEs. ! sioners.
1honsstvnaiay 3tst, g.t
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'E'HE subscrb rs having duly appon Ted by the
JEREMIAH BAILEY. Esq. Judge OF Ptob,te- tor th-
county OF Ltnon CoumIss inas eeive and
the q inns of the several creditors Estate John
NSNlNl'.lAt OF Camden. IN I'D county, yeoman, de-
Sod. represented nsoivent hereby give notice. thu
six months allowed said creditors. brig IN
and prove t'er claims. and that viii end t.is'
service at the oe OF Joseph ESQ. 10 Thomasto
th- last Thursd Us of JAY, Sepfrmb OCTOBER and
venber Eext, from 70 FIVE of tire cock p. sid
days. JOSEPH SPpAGUE, Comnis
JOSEF lNGR tHAG. s,on-rs.
Th1mastor, Nav 3Ist. v1a
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Edward Howe,

Nv JfUs y, JuSTCituHt HO1U.
MIDDLE STREET, PORTLAND
AS just opened for sale, blue, black, mixed
and brown
BRO.4DCLOJHS D. C1SSLNERES.
cotton Cassimeres-whte and cold Satteens-
black and cold Bombazeeus blue and yellow
Nankins-white and cold Jeans-black. blue
and white iabby Velvet,- Bingham and Mus
lin Robes nne case Canton Crspes-one case
"A and 78 Irish Linens-4-4 Cambria Prints
Calicoes Gingbsms-book, leno and f.'d Nus
lin ---Cambric tluslins---Linen Cambria A. Hdkfs.
thread Laces-fsg, bandanna and fancy Silk
Hdkis.-merino Nantes aud Hdkf-Bomba-
zetts-Drill-cotton Csmhrics cotton Shawls-
Observation-Disclosures and angola Hose-britNh
Shifting white, black and green French Grapes
tartan Piaits-F lannels--silk AID cotton I'm
brelles-linsn and cotton DamaslS-Parasols-
Dimotes-lt Italian Lustring-Va and Mar
settles Nestings -Nankin Crapes-green, black
and white Sarsnetts-hlack Italina
sewing Silk-silk wist-Buckram and Padding
Bedticking.- Meetings Shirtngs-- Cling ha m.
Stripes cks-Fringes Bindings &c.
&c. &c. IT, May 90 1922.
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PAYABLE YEARLY.

ant grass grows certain height is only half foot
thick, and consists of a mixture Of clay sand and
earth; below which the ice gradually mets away, the
green cover sinks with it, and continues grow and
thus il may be orcseen. that in long series Of years
the mountain will vanish. and green valley be form
ed in its stead BY good observation, found the
latitude of the tongue Of land 66 d. ID m 36 north.
vol / o. 2l9
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NOTICE.

4 Ii those who hare been inocuIated for the
"A Kline Peck aud have not had the disease.
may lie inoculated again, by calling on Mr.. IN
GRAHAM, at the Town House, from four to six
o'clock, Z. W. on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Portland, July l6.
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MISCELLANY.

Bost. Gax.

The kingdom Of Mexico is the most important of all
the immense domains OF ~outh America. his will
appear from the most brief consideration The con.
sequence Of any empire consist IN the several cir
cunslances Of its extent its population. its revenue
its expostaticn its importation its lade and its com
mece. But in all these features the kingdom OF Mex
ico exceeds almost any teTrilcIy the ca Or New
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%TO LET.

ETTO LET.
- THE HOUSE, on EssEx-STR EET.
f.ssrf9 now occupied by Elsazer Wyer.
,,ssssssrs Rent $780,
$3.50 -4LSO-
Tho HOUSE on Maine-street, now occupied by
Justin Kent. Rent $40. Apply to
THOMAS BROWNE.
Portland, July lG, 1922.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-31

In this town. on tie 2slL .ns.. Mrs. Es.aIetk Bea
ro. ssed 2S. wsis Of Mi. Joseph Mes,., .na dsugi.
ter OF The lac hs Christopher Holt. MIA W. sus-
tsined long and painful iDess with th. utmost Tor.
liude And ,hsau4h The divine influence u Ielision,
wss psiiecti, tes,snsd 10 The w,h of heaven Iler
loss Is severely ielt BY her numerous come Aions,
VINO deep'. mourn her early exit.
On the 2Uth inst Mira. S.r.L S.ufL,ciek wife of
Mr. Pills Soulhwick
In troSidsncc, On tie 23d inst Mrs ELsa5esA JIaL
-trdsy las.. Mr' bs'sa 1hs'p. ayed -
In South kiagstown, on the 9Th INST Mrs Hannah
BrsE, 40 the 12d year oi Ler ase. conso OF Georse
Brown, Esq
La seekonk. on Wednesday last. Rev Join IiimGn.
in the "a year OF uh age. lie ia. ior may ,sAs
been the faithful and beloved rss,or Of the Bsp,s,
Church IN ssskSoA .-snd hss now gone, We trust,
to receive the i.~asd Of "t.oss ~ho turn many TO
right,ousness. TO SHINE IN the kngdom OF heaven,
like tue sixrs for ever and e,er"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-31

we uou ii lA- ~" H american the
following sksich oI an interesting conyersa-
,on, recently held by that illosuious patriot,
the Ex PresidsDt Ad4ms.
81 never kaew IN The course OF sll the pub.
lie troubles aed distress which I've Known,
any thing ia be compased 10 that 10 which the
dsiea OF B' addock gave rise. At the time
we an MI. Putmsn's Office, courier arrived
there, and Inquired Tor Col. Chandier's.
ioio nlm ! would go with him there, and show
him The way. IL waa st The distance OF q
mile. Eveiy man, woman, and child came
CUT as We passed, TO hear the news, and all
were in Gispair. They said 'the county wa.
betrayed oy the English---,hey hsd sold Us to
The II euch--we wete undoDo--they would
rum us-rhey would make Catholics OF us
all" We sr,ived al Chandier's, VINO was a
Councillor. lie w,ole TO the Governor tho
news, and added the advice that tea thousand
men be instantly called out in this state,
(Massachusetts) and maj ched. Il was done.
Oae company OF horse wen, from this Town,
but they were all stopped and counte rmareh.
ed before they reached Fort William IIsnry.
Never was war more siuptdiy conducted
than The English didlthat. Lord Howe was
tine young man, behaved Well in his CON-
mand, and was deeply lamcnted. Afterward,
wien Franklin aad | visited his brother Lord
Howe on Staten Island, he said 10 vs--"Gcn-
llemcn, am happy 10 see you my ins,ruc.
lions sulhOIise me 10 meet aud converse with
anG gentle men upon the subject OF the disfst-
ences between us but / Cannot receive or
converse With you excepting as private gen.
ieMsn My govsTnment does NOT acknowl.
edge any Congress--I cannot receive you as
eommitee oi 1t. ieei grea, affection Tor
tho people OF this country, particularly zoo
the people of Massachusetts,, (!hey e,ccted a
monumeni 10 his 5lolher in Westminis,et
Abbey and should be sorry for The tall Of
'his county" frankiin repiied," We viii
cndeavOr 10 prevent your sorrow, roy lord"
/ was not so civil; ! told him that ne might
receive uie IN any wy bot tha, of B nisn
subj lcct. lis n.oved about, looking Gjseuy
and uoutled, end said, "Mr. Adams is a d.
termlued mao." | knew that ! had been,
with Hancock, s. Adams and Others, excuJ-
ed from pa don IN p:!vy Couuci! by the
King, &c. ..
4" Wheo IN England, after tho treaty, one
day al The q ieen's awIng room door, me,
LORD Howe, exchanged the usual ciuli,ies Of
NEE lug, and ! asked bin to point cut the
nlace ass:gntd Tor tic iorcign ambassadors in
>; apartment he looked yety srchiy a. q.
pointed il ou, and said, You are De.v 10 pe
considered as q foreigner
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-31

Il safe, easy a"a cheap Cuye.---A broken
wiDded horse bad been Kept 40 field whe,e
there was not any S.'sr, except ID tae bottom
4 or old lin, kiia, and had recovered HI
nind--,he owner o,de,ed stable, sncye! iull
of quick lime 10 be renewed every five or six
days, and the water 10 be poured eff, and, a
bucket Of 1t 10 be giveo every day, 10 y brok-
en- winded coach horse, aged eight years,
which had almost a Constant cough. The
horse was supplied with water thus prepared
for a5ou, five weeks and kept in the stable.
He is now perfectly recovc,ed 10 his wind,
and i,cc from cough. .,
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SHIPPING LAST.
PORT OF. NEWPORT.
rfFet UJ No Essr9s
CLEANED,
Schooner Ann, Browneii, Norfolk.

MEMORANDA. o., t3,.,n
Al Richmond Oh The i7lh inst schr. Washington
Packet, from TINS port.
The Robinson Potter. with HOO bbls oil and the
Courier, with 500, both OF this port. we're OH the
Coas, Of Chiii in April last.
sailed from Hampton Roads, on the 10Th ms,
slOop Polly, Young, Tor this port.
arrived st Brsioi un sunday last, brig Clsrrisa,
Church l3 days from Lum Key.
The br'g John. Morris, l0 Gays from this port, has
arrived At Havana o.. ..
Al the last dates. the United States frigse Mace.
dooian, Capt Bdd,e, sailed from Port-au.i ior
Car,h"geps, wish aconvoy VI an Engiish AMI Two A.
meric.n vessels
The Uaea states' sloop Of war Peacock, sailed
from Aexsndia, on the 23d instant to JOIN the iiig
ate Macedonian, now al Port tau- trince after lesp.
iDg tue Macedonian she proceeds 10 cruise oh the
Nest.lndia isiands, and Particularly TIE eoasl oi
Cuba 81. q. -
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NEW GOODS.
U1RpET SES.S/(yNC

AS just received good assortment Of Goods.
~ suitable TO the season-wh'ck lac offers At a
small advance from the cosl--vz-
London black and blue .Drosdclo,hs end Css.i.
meresi 90 fancy coiors do 5-4 black Bombalins
black and oolored do Nsnklr and Canton Crspes,.
iad's black and coored Ievantines Grape shawIs,
Grape long ,hAwis English Cashmere long shsws
Cashmere shawiss flag aud black silk Bdk ,ncy
s,k do Gau1e do. white aod black silk Gsuze.
black. white aud plaid Lutstrns,s, Psrsscis .heap.
garn,'ure and plain kbtcas Merino shsw. do
hdkis, black, While and colored iadia silk shawis,
black aud coored india sA,ins; silk ves,ngs hue
and yellow Nsnkinss Furn,tures aud Copper plates,
cheap Caliooes BomosAsis furniture and common
hmoty 4 and b = Cotton Canibricks, Jaconet do,
and sheer Mosns Indi., Null snd Book DO,
Muslin and Leno idkfs, with borders. ~ Linens
and long Lawns, Linen Cambria Hdkfs Feather
fans-s'r'ped and white Jesns-mixed Camblets for
coats and dpan,aloons-beached anu unblesched A.
ms,'csn Coitons. great varieiy-Piaids anu stripes
-oeu,VAs, &C &c. &c. july "a.
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saved after il had been SO much in the
power CT the flames. The fire is sup
posed to have originated from The friction
OF SOME oi me gudgeolss, attached to the
picker, or from the bealer.
FroV,dence JsErtll or Monday !sss.
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fTtrac. Of a letter from. gentleman in Charlesson,
5 O. 10 kIs Jisnd. 4" this osn, daieI Jay -, 1922
"You will, no doubt, have learnt that
upwards of fifty of the ringleaders of the
J te internal conspiracy against the whites.
in this place, have been arrested, and
that eleven have been condemned to
death, eigh: of whom have already sui.
icred the sentence Of the law. Their
plans, although deep and of long stand
ing, have been entirely prostrated, through
the very able cxertious OF Maj. James
Hamilton, jun. who possesses every req
u;,ite sor AN active aud intelligen, Intend
ait, and whose constant anxiety has been
10 discover the principals concerned in
the diabolicaI plot, which had nearly
been carried into effect, and which pro-
badly would have cos, ,hc hives OF q great
proportion OF tie chlZeus and tfe tot |!
conI ion Of property. Maj. Haml.
ton on the FIRST intimation, constituted
Cour, of ,wo magistrates and five free.
holders, consisting of gentlemen OF the
iirs, Standing III society, for talents, in
rsgri,y, and independence of character
cf which number Col. William Dayton
/, chief one OF the brightest ornaments OF
the Southern States. trust that from
tbe vigilance that has been shown on this
occasion OF general alarm and confusion,
,ha, but a short time will be necessary to
restore every thing to its former tranquil
". At present il is necessary to keep
up strong night patrols, Or military guard,
The most numerous aud well disciplined
of which is rihc company commanded
by the gallant Mai. Hamilton, who on
all occasions, as well a. his corps, distiu-
yuish themselves"
N~leSA~
Frar.-On Thursday morning, a.
Eou, 10 O'Clock, the inhabitants of Cen
ircville, (Wacwick,) were alarmed by
che CRY OF fire, which was found to pro-
teed from the picker house belonging to
the establishment of the Warwick man.
pacturiog company. In five minutes
from the time the fire was first discover.
cd, the smoke and flames were seen Is
suing from the windows contiguous to
the picker. By the astonishing exertions
Of the inhabitants, aided by the prompt
attendance of the citizens Of Coventry,
with their engine, together with the peo-
pic of the adjacent villages and country,
the FIRE. after raging more than two hours
and consuming the roof with conside.
rable par, OF the second story ofthe build.
ing, was subdued. The lower part Of
me building is occupied by saw and
prist mill, calender and blacksmi,h's
shop, with the respective wheels and ap.
pertenanccs-all Of which were saved
with little damage. A large lot of do
mestic goods and cottons was secured in
the first stage ofthe fire.
tits presumed there cannot anoth-
er instance be found in the country part
Of this state, who're building has been
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FALL n.Lys, JULY 81, 1922.
Mr. Simors,

-Fr Sir1ors
eIa. Ia your paper Of the 24h, writer states,
that former paper Of yours. slylag some account
vi he Celebration al Faii... IYer - contains name
Ms the auuor Of all oGe. sung on the oceasion which
has claim 10 that pisce "-HAd t.,e writer stop
ped here, Where gratitude would sev IN to demand =
pause, 1 should not have DSen driven To Tins most
unpleasant repiy-and the generous feelings OF our
citizens, VINO we're paying gra1eiui triou,e OF re-
epect, as they supposed, 10 nerit, would not have
been thus iadeiicatry wounded Bat he states tur-
ther A" ihT II was insered uGaut thorzed ; anu that
single enquiry could have preveatec the mistake"
Chs, TO say the ieAss, 10 n,t correct Fun liberty
was given TO publish The QUE, aud enquiry was
twice made OF The writer above named, who we'll
knew lis author, it the credit OF omposi0s that ode,
should De given to the person in whose name 1t pub
iicy appeared. To these distinct enquiries, no
ply in the negative, VAS made, nor WAS II, at
tributed to a person who was not It's author al.
Though this friend Of The then supposed auhoi Was
iul.y acquainted with the Unnecessarily received iu-
p,essions e. the neghborhood On that subject.
Il is sincerely regretted that mistake. if any
there was, has been nisds-and 1t is rcgcelcd also.
that the gentleman, who thought proper to publish
the mistake, could hnd no language to express h,m-
self wich less aspeiity-especiaiy as he well knew
that the ode aud The name that accompanied II, were
both inserted from the purest motives OF respect.
NOTE NE really cannot see why 80 much jHss 10
snae about this materii appsGrs 10 De very umpor-
rcm Ne c0aaos aHpr6pr'ase any more room 10 he
subject as sOih stdes haze bee. heard unless apfears
IS an Gduernsemnf, GceoDipa"'sa Iy s"e cus!oa,a'y
lse--isdIlor
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]. B. NEWTON,

Hos just reeciced. 49,.
ufhR black Leyan,ines, Nsnkio and Canton
crapes. inquired white and. green 6nuze. black
anu green ita'ian Grapes J.conet aud common Cam.
s'-iooo yards American blesehcd aud unbIeaeh-
co snesu"gs aud dshrtings,-Psrssols,- 90 900 test
silvereycd Needle, (wsrrsn,ed "A y.rie,, Of C.T.
eoes,-tiag silk Hardkerehiefs, &c &C.
Newport. July "a, 1922. 3w
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A.yhkInU.

Ia tb.s town. on ss,ardsy morning ,.s,. by the
Rev Loe, iassen. Capt Sar.asl .,tsss 10 siiss Iar
r:sf 6erHrrs. both OF v shiuston, Mas
On nOhdsy evening. IA inst. BY The Rev Mr
Hsimsh. MI stlassSs. Caaahaa 10 Mns .nary s.
f,ssso'a, dsugL,st oi Mt Henry freeborn.
la rros'dens~, Mr. sGnsel ~ ssleesI, Jun. TO Miss
Snssa Cee.
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NEWPORT.
Republican Nomination.
WGDKE sDAY, july 81, 1924.

NePH01l1N N0D'W0f!oH.
AT General CONVENTION OF the Re-
publican Delegates from the several towns
of this state, holden in tins town OH tho
I2lh ullimo-CALEB EARLE, Presl.
dent THOMAS MYERS, Sec'ry--U
t,as unanimously resof0ed, thai JOB
DUnt EE ana oAMUEL EDDY be
recommended to tic frcemen for re cleo
ton, as Representatives 10 The 18th Con-
gross cf the United States.
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SEA SERPENT, T,-AcAIn.

We have been assured oy gentleman
in whose testimony we place the utmost
reliance, that he lately had full and per.
feet view, every way, and for consIde-
rable length of time, At Nahant, Mass. }
of,he SEA. SERPENT, which answer.
ed the description, in all respects, already
given Of this extraordinary animal. It's
length TO all appearance, was about 20
feet and it raised its head or 8 feet a.
.bove the water. AS coroboration of
the above, we copy the following article
from the Boston Evening Gazette Of
Wednesday last.-N Z. Com. dd5.
The Sea Seypem.-Several gentlemen
at Nahant, on Sunday last, had distant
view of this celebrated monster of the
deep, whose periodical return is now as.
ceriained. Since which he has been
scen every day by different individuals
of the highest responsibility. He was
observed this morning very distinctly
and We hear letter has been received in
town describing bis appearances,
-
TIE y. York Mercantile Advertiser,
states, that the Fulton Steam. Boat Com
papy have enjoined the proprietors Of the
Olive Branch not to interfere with their
privileges, by running boa, from Jersey
City into Long Island Sound, through the
waters in which their patent gives them
the exclusive right of navigating stc.4m.
boats. The Olive Branch, it will ,e re-
collected. made tsip TO this or and
Providence, some time since.
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A n Apprentice to yhs Printing Business. One
"A who has got past his seaniny, and is old enough
to know his own miad. may hsaf of situation. on
application q, ,hi, o@,s yaly ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-31

Mr.. Thomas Farr was robbed in Dun.
barton, n. II. on the evening of the oh
inst. OF seventy dollars and "A watch.