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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-09

Orleans Molasses, Sperm
candles. sc.
1lNWENTY- FIVE hhds. New Orleans
j molasses superior quality
30 boxes sperm candles Rodman'f
brand
80 bbls. tanners oil
10 tons Swedes iron. assorted sizes
3 cases cont'g Bronze, ArgaDd T. AS
trat lamps. landing from Rose-in-Bloom
T. Regulator, and for sale by
r; H. ROWLAND.
mos Ct
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-09
Tickets Lost.

Of the following Nos. in the National
" LOTTERY 5ih ciass VIZ. M. 663!--
la,44I-S632- 3d. 634--66S6 and
in the University Lottery No. 1888 e
934l. The finder IS requested to leave
themwith the printer, aud receive suita-
bic reward.
21
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-09
Public Entertainment,

!, q, Bell Tavern, LIOydsbargh, 8 males
u Ann yalsrandrta, on the LATHE RiDsr
| Turnpike Road.
,.,uE subscriber has taken the stand
i,teIy occupied by Dorset l. Prince,
AIN tendelulg his services to the public
s sDuars himself that all those who may
l Luz 10 call on him, will meet with such
p'.a sod attention as may entitle him TO a
a.. .a hare of public patronage.
pS Good stableage, pasturage, DC.
.I,,,ers. and others who travel 10 mar
iot u'' EDWARD CLARK.
As.' law3w*
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-09
bank Of Alexandria,

Coffee, Cheese; SCIover seed:
LINDSAY f. HILL,
E1AVE just received tromI New York.
Ii and this day landing
Green Coffee,
Goshen Cheese
Cotton Yarn -;
And from Boitimors,::
Cloverseed. Of which they intend keep
ing constant supply.,
In Store,
A few Bushels Timothy Seed, warrahs
ted to be the product Of the last crop
dec "a 6t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-09
Ran Away

EsROM the subscriber, on the 28th OF
n December, last, an apprentice 10 Inc
Harness making and Trimming busl-
ness named John C.. Row aged about W
wears. A lawful reward will he given 10
any person that will return said apprentice
or lodge him in any jail so that | get him
again All persons are forewarned galnst
either harboring or employing HIM At Their
peril W q. IA Lon.
jan 3 -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-09
SALES BY AUCTION.
This Dag az IL u. .M,'

Coffee at Auction:
an WEDNESDAY mex. al Is b clock
NJ will besoId al Wm FQwle 4 Go's
store. he cargo Of Tie brig Elizabeth Stufs
yes. from Port au Prince. cousistiDg OF
s6s bags Prime Green Ccftc.
Terms liberal
s.. A. MARsTELLER; Aset,
Ian
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-09
Little River Turnpike Com
pany.

HHHE Stockholders in this Institution,
/ will hold their annual meeting at
Clagget,'s Hotel, 10 the town OF Aiexsn-
dria. on Wednesday. the 9th day OF Janu-
sry 1929, at which meeting az election
viii take place for President, tour Dl-
rac,ors and treasurer On the following
day the superintendent of the road ana
collectors OF toll, at ali the gates, VIII De
appointed. .nooN Tu
dec o'd"ti1c
o. The Winchester Gazette will IN
sart ,Ae above until 10th January.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-09


In this osn. on the evening of tie GA inst by the
Rev MIR Herman, MIR .hssss Yx,rsren H. Mrs .q65y
BAKER dsugh,er OF ,hs ,sle Mr. Isaac Church oi
this town
A, Portsmouth, on Wednesday last, Uoc,o. John
a BsdsvorfA to Eh:s .ism. daughter of, ,Benj ANN
Mott, of tina. town.
Al Brlslo., or the S0th INST Mr. Sansvel Re,,.olds
23d. to Miss Slrah Pearcs.
At Providence. Mr. 1nsmas g RnnpAreys to Miss
.ibty Eddy dHsgh,er oi Me- Benjsmln t.dd,.-Mr
Ceo,ge .iaahev. Of South Larona, TO Miss Carsi.ne
- L,fPin, dsugnwr of Charles Lippitt ESQ. ii the
ir'mer place = sir. james Peter 10 Miss Labslla
Bxrdiok
DJkD,
In this town, on the sth ult .i55y Rsbinsen 6augh
ter Of Mr. Sylvester h Hazard. aged 9 months and
q days
On the ID i"s, Le~, infant son Of Col Levi Tos.
er, aged 2yesrs
On the 9th ios. W,i6am .7ian, infant child OF Mr.
Adam 5 Coe, aeeo months.
On the 5th ina. suddenly, Sir Simeon Ai.e, aged
S7years
On Friday las, Regal Dunfon Laarisy, sred 80.
Many are the afhclions Of the righteous; but the
Lord deiivereth inm out of them ALL" Psaln 3a, 10.
IN thc 9th nst. after short but Distressing AZ
ness, M'ss Harrsei Lee. aged - years, youngest
daughter Of AIR William Lee The death OF tb,s
.m'abIe and interesting youngsemale is sincerely Ia
menied by Numerous circle of relatives aud friends
We truly sympathise, with the afflicted Tor their
loss sustained IN her. who was deserve,ily beloved
May tha being, who, in unerring wisdom caused
her translation, as We humbly rusl from the transi
tory things OF tme. TO happier state vi existence,
sooth the sorrows Of those who mourn
She mov'd among us, like a ray oi light
Reflected from The snn-and when she smiled.
lhe clouded eye grew radiant with delight
And furro@'d srows to joy were reconcil'd.
Qdeocb Is the ray and memory eye alune
Can trace tbe ,szzing track thro' which IL shone"
Al South kngstown, last week, Col .josrpa 4. Sc.
gar, aged II
Al North Kirgs,own, on the 25lh ult Mr. George
ChaasSy, aged "
Al Bfntoi, Mrs. SarGh Larsiess, sged IS 5-.sfarv
Nichols, daughter Of Coz a. [. Diman, aged wears
-fphr0im Vatao, son OF Capt Ephrs aim sprsgue,
aged - mo.-Mrs .itgaa PeaSods, vile Of Mr.
Charles Peabody, aged 81
In Prov'dencr, on Friday last. Mrs Nancy .qnfho
ny WIDOW Of The late Mr. Bradford Anthony. sgcd
@j sunday evening, Mr.. George james, IN ,hc l2a
year Of bis age
AT Pawtucket, Mrs .Sbgait Maker. aged 92
IN Mooie, Capt Alfred .irninysor. a native Of
Khode-lsland.
In Arkansas Territory, the celebrated Col Mar.
msw Lyon. formerly Member OF Congress
Ia Norfok, virg Cap, John n EiioN, of the U. $.
Navy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-09
New YoRK, Oct g,
E;rkt dws later from Eurobe.

LfpW NIyS HfIc! .)|oW L~ODC.
The pscket ship panthe,, Cap, Bennett, ar
rfred last evening from Liverpool, wnencc
she sailed on The Is, Of Scp,e mber, bringing
the regular sdsices 10 that ds,o.
A letter TO L!oyds, OF August sh, states
that the American squadron ieit Gibrs,sr
that day for Minorca to remove their naval
3spo from tha, place, in consequence Of
perem:,oTy order to that effect from the
Spanish government.
By sJvices from Mad ID, TO the l5,h Aug
the queen was extremely i'll from continual
nervous attacks. II was asserted, before the
departure ofthc courier.ths,, he hsd demand
cd the vtaricum The king appears TO be a
captive in his palace. The trials Of he Off
GERS OF the royal gYlrd, charged with carry
iog arms aga,ns, the constitution are in prog
ress. One Of them, Lieut.. GoIfiieo, has been
found guilty, and conde mned 10 death.
Paris papers Of the 26,h, contain accounts
OF grea, successes of the & eek,. Chours.
child Pacha had repuis,d the Creeks on the
7tb OF Juy, bot nexr day suffe ed total de-
feat. -Four OF the Pschas ere made prison.
ers. Chourscid Pacha was joined by the Pa.
ehas o. NegroPon', Of Lstis.o, and Of Jsnio,.
HIS forces were estimated at 10000 men,
but the greater part was bot an undiscipin.
ed militia and brigants. The Creeks were
commanded by Odeysseu,, Ypsilsn,i. Nor.
mann, and BIzziris-Chourscbid Pacha
who had sent 10 the Porte . Tsrtsr, 20 an
noouce the ex,erminstion Of the G,sours,
was engaged imprudentiy in the d-iies Of
Z;uuby (rhermopyls) at one side sod by
those Of Neopstrie m the other. The Creek,
had formed an ambusesds and commences
the battle with the courage oftrus Spsrtsns.
The three Pschss were made prisoners, and
Choursehid Pschs saved himself 9th 1000
men. on The side Of Larisss. TIE loss of
the Oaomsns Is eompuIed Of $1,000 men that
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-09
of,hc Creek. o, 70 600 -rhe consequences

of,he Creeks o' ,s 900 -Tbe consequence
Of this event |, like, 10 oe most impo''snt.
Two French vessels have arrived at Tou.
ton, having % boo, d 400 individuals (many Of
them women and coiid,en,) The iemnsr' (
the garrison OF Athens Upwards of GOO
men wese pu, 20 the sword by toe Greek, On
the iolh OF 5aiy, In spite OF the promise
ihey mad made TO give q ssfegus' d 20 he
Musseimen. The Town was prey 20 mas
sscre for three days. The unfortsna,e men
rescued, have been sent to the Pachs Of
Smyrna.
The reports BY the vessels, are that a
Turkish army had beaten the G,eeks at
ThermoPye. taken possession Of Thebes,
snd approached Athens. The .io,eiiigsn nce
OF this check seems 10 have been made a
rretcxi by The Greeks 10 massacre the
Turkish Garrison, which they bad promised
10 spare.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-09
AfE.HOR.fND3.

Arrived at New York on the 28,h ult. sch Tssseli
Dayton, OF his port, 81 days from Csmpsschy y seh
ssrAh.Ann, vlnson, Of do ~ days from hqu,n.
Hayu
schooner Cyrena. Carter. ID days from this Dor,
as Havana, WAS spoken sept 23i, an la, 26 ION Is
asied l. ,Lesr Aug iiu'. big Brutus, rbinnps
th's port, fro,n Rotterdam Tor Cronstadt.
spoke IN Feb last, on the 'S.,I o Chill, s..
Frederick Augustus, Earl, ut this port win 200 bb..
sperm o,' Coulter. Fitzgerald, ot do with 700.
Left at CoR',mbo, Jane ~. ship Robinson Potter
swan Oi ths port, with i40O 3arre!s OF oil.
spoken. Aug 80, lat 80, Ion 81, an hcrmsphrodie
brig. yellow sides. G,hc Amstei.1 50 dag trom I,v
ert'n. Il whaling with 100 barrels oil.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-09

wiSt Ws DAY open Fifteen BsIes and U0xes OF
1oops suit.ble for the pre,en, and app, osch-
INK season. which he has taken great deal Of p.ins
TO purchase. IN order 60 sell very cheap. NJ iloso
WHO want good cloths for little money, will d. we'll
To call and see Tor ,hrm,si,es
.f"'o'g hr Co'ds nSw occn,ny, are the )etiors,eys
Supefhne hue and common olue Bgvadcetns
swperhne black Broadclotis brown aud arab ,oths
to' grcs, coats and surtouts complete assortment
OF Csss'meres and Pelice Cloths tor Lsdies c.ats,
double.nilied Casslmeres, Devonshire Krrseysy
riams and Red Caps, "a complete assc TIN at OF
f'annes, twied and plain superb lot OF $40 ,ds.
Carpeung. from 6s to 6ssd. stair Carpeng $500 yd.
iAndanna. Flag and black silk Hsndkis Cotton Fia.
and Msdrsss iianjkis Gentlemen's G,avats imita-
ton Linen Handkts figured iopins, silk Vsvets,
cotton VeIvets. Sheetings and shir,ings sewing
Co'tons b' the pound, very nice, Caroline l7slds
Scotch p,s'dsi plain Bomh.ze,ts from is6d 20 Ss
the yd figured Dombs xctts. " orsted Hosiery q
superb lot OF Cashmere Shaws. PLAIN snd f.u ured
bo,desst ihck fancy Vestingss Co,nfvr,ers tor
beds, vel made. al al gentiemeo aud .dies Bea-
YER 6'oves; blue and greeu Cs,,icoes X Cloves;
common Cambricsi Jaconet Csmbrics Muii null
Musioi shear Muslin. Gsuyrd musiiu ,Idkg. Lin.
e" Csmaricsi Linen Shirogs and S,re.ngs, u
beau''fu' sssortmcn Of Thread Lsoes, D,mask md
Diapers; American Gnghams Checks snd S.i es.
rms and Needles sn1 many otier .r,i es 100 nu-
/ To un. t.s D
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-09

Sfafe qT Fho8e Eini
In Genera! Isscm6iy, June session, Nd 1879.
UPON the petition OF John M'Kenzie,
idniois, raior on nc estate OF Jones MKeu-
zie, late Of Norm Kngs,own, deceased, p, ~.
'ng TO- Certain reasons therein stated, thar tho
sport Of he com mis- sioners en- the estate of
The ss'd James, deceased, be set aside or OPP
eDed again. and 20 nnIborise said court Of pro.
bate of Norm kiDgsown, to appoint other
commits .sicnefs Oh said es,sso, II they should
thiok proper:
pofed and RSsoiped, thar said peiiiion be
eceived and relerred 20 the next session Of
mis- General Assembly, and thar sad admin
,stra,or cause tho adverse parry 10 be non6ed
II the pending of this petition, by publishing
a copy OF this vote in one OF Ihe Newpprr
newspapers, three weeks before said r. xe
session /; said adminis,fsioi giving bond %
he adverse parry according 10 Law, before ssid
vote shali be published. .
A true cspy. wi,oess,
HENRY RAVEN Ds,sxy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-09

Divorce. AT the late term OF the ST..
preme Judicial Court In this town, scc1
petitions for divorce were granted, and six
werc continued 10 the next term
rvr. .fr-rsrag.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-09
State of Rhode I.land. &c

State Of Rhode I.land. &c
tswpoR9 SC --Cferks Office. Conri cf Com.
uon rhas, for ne county of >'phoyi, SEP
emoer 20 1922
WHEREAS Benjsmin Owning of The
own and county IL Nesp"d, ma 'ner,
oas TN, day 6led IN hi, ofics On sppiieAt'oo
for notice .. be issued 40 his creditors, 20 be,
md appear before said Cour,, on he ~egnd
lay OF :he term thereof, TO be holden OF New.
por,. within and Tor ,be county foessid IN
he 6fs Mooday oi Novembef mex, 'heo md
there To- nomins,e Ass,goees Of the pop, y
II aid Benjamin, ag'ee"b'y 10 an se' oi 'he
Hon. General Assembly, passed at ,he' Juno
session, A ID 1870 eol,Ied " A. Act Toe
tbe relief Of InsSiven, . .b,ors." NFuoe 10
therefore he'sby given 10 ,sid c'edi"'s, 'hen
md the 20 p a. TO- he putpo.e y e,sids
HENRY y. GRANSTQr, Ckr6
ssPsan
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-09
HENRY BOWEN, Sse',y.

State Of Rhode. isiand, SIC Sebf25. 1922.
IHE creditors Of Benjalnin Downing,
u Newpo". in he coun,y ., Newport, ms,i-
ees, are heteby oo;i6ed 90 appea Il they SEQ
f., st the General Assembly 20 be holden at
Providence, on the las, Monday of October
ucxa 3, shew cause Why his petition fot tho
bene6 Of the sc', entitled "an &C, for the re.
lief of insolven, deb ~" nugb, not TO DO
g'sn,cd HENRY BOWEN, &e'ry.
OCt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-09
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
EN- TERED,

Brig Ann Gsdsden, barker, Go,tenburgs ship
Newport, Burroughs, stockholm.
CLEIRED.
Schooner Mary Ann. Bersey, Digltcns s,oop Al.
bany Trader. Alien. New.YorA brig Bail,c, Eldred,
Goucnburg.
.ME.1fnR-4AHl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-09
CRIMES.

AT recent session OF the Supreme
Court of Connecticut, at Brooklyn, John
lde, stated to be +" a native OF Rhode
lsland," was indicted for an aggrayattr,
assault, and battery OIL the body OF yer, :
respectable young lady with an attemp,
to commit the crime OF rape. The trial
excited deep interest, and the Jury pro.
nounccd verdict of guilty, III WI IL
there WIS a un;evrsai acquiescencs -
he Court sen Cd him to fourteep
years in Ncwgate Prison, alias Sims
bury Mines Ide had just been liberated
from Jail. where he was lodged upon
charge Of having committed rape up.
on the body of ono Polly Walker,
widow belonging 70 woodstock. This
charge was ascertained to be fictitious
The widow inlefposed her kind Offices
for his rescue, and they mutually agreed
TO terms of marriage. Id was rea!caed
accordingly. Proc. american.
A cu!prit, by tic name of Mitchell.
who was discharged from Jail in this
town, on Saturday last, was on Monday
morning apprehended and again commit.
ted on charges ofthelt and burglary. His
tria! will be had before the Supreme Ju.
dicial Court in March next. 1t will be
recollected that at the recent term OF the
court, a noN. pros. was entered by the
Attorney. General on the indictment a.
gainst Mitchell for larceny, the govern.
ment not being able to procure evidence
sufficient to warrant conviction.-ib
Welanchoy.-A youag man ramed
Richard David, was lately bit by rat,Ie
snake, III Jackson county Indiana, while
in search of his horse in the woods, on
which hc intended to proceed little way
to be married. The bite was SO fatal, that
he appears to have died on the spot.
Meanwhile the BRIDE had made the
necessary preparations for the union the
marriage party were assembled, and, in
merry mood, looking out for the approach
Of the expected bridegroom, when they
received the intelligence Of his death
The scene was in consequence changed;
and the intended hide, with all who had
assembled to witness the nup:ials, repair.
cd to the funeral, where, instead Of mir,h
and festivity, all was gloom and sadness.
Dfvorce. AT tive late term OF the ST..
preme Judicial Court in this town, sccen
petitions for divorce were granted, and six
werc con,Nued 20 the next term
rvr .fr--seeq.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-09
Cocoa and Dye " oods.

1000 wt. Cara,a COCOA,
80 tons brigh, FUsrIC,
tons Rio Hscha Wood. superior quality,
Jusf rsfeiped per slooh Sally /'om Cu,aeog,
andJ SAFE by
JOHN " NJ.
ewpurt, Oct Lonu - mr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-09
C0J.1f,ssi0.

COb.8ISSiO. a.. va Il
WE ,he subscribers, having been .ppoir,ed by
the hon. Court Of Probate of the town Of New
port. IN the county Of Newport Commissioners to
receive and examine the claims against the estate Of
MARI BILLLKCS,
late OF Newport deceased, represented insoivent do
hereby give notice, that SIX months from the date
hereof, sre allowed To the creditors ot said estate to
bring IN and prove their respective csins and ths,
we shan s'tend for that purpose st our respective
dwellings At any time during ssio period.
JOB TOWNSEND D
ELEAZER TkEvErT, COWS
All persons indebted 10 said estate, a,e requested
to make immediate payment to
JONATHAN 4. Amy. .sdninissrassr.
Newport, Oct z, 1879
EDUCATION.
Joseph SMITH COvELL. respectfully informs
y bis friends and the public, tina, he viii open AN
Evening school, on Monday the 29th inst IN the
school roo" formerly occupied By Milton Hall. who
has re'nqu'shed The establishment tn him where
WI oe taught the common branches Reading. Wit.
iog, and Ardhmet'ck, together with the higher
branches Mathematics. Navig alton, Surveying and
A,geors Aten'ion Also will be given to History,
Rhetoric and coDposition. Also TO IN, iangusges
tsun sna GrssA Newport, Sept. ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-09

The Palnyra.-In addition to what
we stated in our last in reference to the
discharge from confinement of The officers
OF this vessel, the Charleston Courier
says--One officer is detained who stands
charged with having, when on board an
American vessel, directed his boats
crew to plundcr certain articles of her car
go, which act is sworn to by Ollie OF the
men acting under his orders.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-09
Ladies' Shoe Manufactory.
no I2A an,

40 i24 NAMES sgBEET,
.fnd No. . Cusfom Hsuse Courf
JOSIAH OTIS BURpIcK, lately from
- lynn. Mass respectfully Informs his friends
aod the puolc that he has taken the store formerly
occupied by VIM James Tiley, snd directly under
the Custom House, where ne intends manufacturing
all kinds Of LADIES SHOES IN the best style, and
OF the test materials, and will sell them NJ low 90
c.n be purchased in town or state
Al orders gill be psnc,ualiy attended 10. and
thankfully received Oct @
o. THURSDAY, IL Oelcpe,
III IL ochek. On Ihe Presn,sts.
(If fair, otherwise the ne xt far day,)
Wh' positively be sold TO the highest BIDDER,
ltf Estate now occupied by Mrs. INN
Rahtoue situate At The south vest corner Of Spring
and MAry.stree's, and next east Of MIR samuel Yer.
non, sonss'ing OF u valuable Lot Of Land. Dwelling
House s"d Oai. Buildings Terms 60 days credit.
Tor an approved endorsed note The deed to be ri.
ven on payment Of the money to ,hpse authorised To
make the sale
%er'u-t. Dctsisi'Q 100
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-09
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, OcrossR 9, 1872

DRAKH's picture OF NAPOLEON, late
the Suonder and terror OF the world This
extraordinary effort OF genius il to be
continued in exhibition at Masonic Hail,
TOR the present week only, from which 1t
will be removed to Boston, on Monday
next We do not hesitate to say, that
,he painting OF Napoleon, coupled with
the Flight into Egypt, is the most spen.
did and interesting productions OF the
pencil, ever exhibited in Newport, and
IN justice we recommend them TO all the
admirers OF the Fine Arts.
The report OF the capture Of Span.
ish brig, by the u. 5. SCH Alligator, pnb.
hshed IN our last, proves, as suspected,
10 be incorrect
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-05

F" Chr7st rejected" has met With DISTINGUISHED
announcement in this town. The subject i
one which engages our best FEELINGS. and fe1v
minds can resist the desire of behcdino ron.
RESERVATION Of one of the most impressive and
striking incidents in the life and character of
our Saviour. The picture is well execnted.
but stills fair subject OF criticism. We think
that the canvass is too much crowded, PRODUCING
a confusion and indstinctness which INJURIES the
general effect; the painter was anxious TO ex-
hlbt TOO much. We were not favourably i'm.
pressed with the appearance Of loilate, he Is
stir and awkward ; we dislike the position of
Mary Magdalen. bst her face comes I'D almost
to the bean IDEAL" The appearance of the
mother is not TO our mind sufficiently impress
sive The work however possesses great merit !;
and MIR. Dunlap should receive such encourage
ment and commentator. as literally to reward
merit, without by wholesale and ndiscriminate
praise to deterorate the standard or taste or rive
US abroad, the reputation of a coarse Judgment
in the fine arts.
We trust none Of orr inhabitants in town ar
vicinity. will suffer the present opportunity Of
seeing good" American Painting pass, with
out improving it.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-05
1fARRIED.

In this town. BY Elder s. Rand. Mr.. Allrnery Han
lin. 70 Airs. Sarah Knox.--In Boston. Mr.. Bailey
Cobb, rner. formerly of this town. 10 Miss Cars 81
Darling. In Noolwich, Mr. Benjamin Franklin
Tallnan, 10 Miss. Alice McKown-:NIr Henry b.
White To Miss Priscilla Perkins
In Ncw-Gloncester, hy the Rev. T. Mnsev Mr..
Samuel Lane. Of Poland. TO Miss Elizabeth Eyeleth-
Doct Josiah Deane. Of rhips5urg TO Miss Brtsey r
daughter OF Peieg Chandler, Eso.--In Andover Mas.
by Rev. Mr.. Loring. Rev. John A. Douglas Of Water
ford to Miss Elizabeth Abbot OF An Gorham,
by Rev Mr. Poneroy. Mr. Joseph Libby. instructor OF
the Grammar School, in this town, Miss Rhoda Al.
Davis of G.--Mr- Stephen Larry, Jr. 10 Miss Re-
hecca M. Hamblen.--In Lebanon. ~ w. Rev
George g. lngcrscll. of Burlington VT to Miss Harri-
ct Parkhurs daughter of Dr.. r. r.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-05
NOTICE.

The towns in the Eastern part Of the county
OF Lincoln, are requested to send Delegates to
convention to be holden at the Court House in
Warren, on Monday the 25th day of November
next, at 2 o'clock p. NJ. to take into considera-
ton the subject of division of the county Of
Lincoln. Each town, is expected to be repre-
sented by at least four Delegates. .
When the people of that section of the coun-
ty take into consideration, the great length of
the county at present, and the great inconven-
fence and expense Of doing business, as it is now
situated, and that the peorle on the Western
side of the Kennebeck, are DESTROYS of being
formed into a new county; il is hoped that the
towns will be generally represented. and exer-
tons made to effect the object Of said meeting.
MANY.
October 26h, 1922.