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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-07
PAYABLE YEARLY.

Letters to Richard Heller, ESQ containing
critical remarks on the series Of Novels, begin
ing with Wavery, and attempt to ascertain
their author will be speedily put to the press.
Mr.. Bernard Barton has in the press a VOL
ume Of Poems, under the title /" Napoleon and
other Poems.'
A new Tragedy is forthcoming in London, 10
be entitled, +" The Martyr" from the pen Of Mr..
Milman. Another Tragedy is also in great
forwardness for the press, called = The Weird
Wanderer of Jutland," by the Hon. W. Her
bert.
The fourth volume of Bonaparte's works has
been published at Paris. This work we believe
has not been republshed in the United States.
The contents of this work are thus noticed i'm
the National Gazette -
" All the letters relating to the close of the
Egyptian Expedition, which were addressed "a
the Beys, Emirs, and Scherifs, and 10 the
French Generals Mamont, Murat, Dessaix, sc.
form the first part Of this volurse, which terrni-
mates with Bonaparte's farewell letter to Kle-
ber- The second part includes the events Of
the Consulate and Empire, and commences with
the speech of the IS Brumaire. Among other
documents of the highest interest, are letters 10
the King of England,to Toussaint Louverture,S
Pioeidiiduou udleu CalrO, all IN iaC-SlmIleS or
Bonaparte's hand. The fac-similes are most
correct representations of bis rapid writing.
NJ de Pradt, archbishop Of Malines, has late
ly appeared again before the literary and poIiti-
cal world, with work lin French) entitled
" Europe and America"
There is shortly to be published in St Peters
burg, work entitled, I" Campaign Of Suwarrow
against the Turks" by Russian counsellor Of
state.
A supplement- TO Ancient Oriental Histo,1
which Is expected to throw great light on the
antiquities of Chaldea, Canaan, as well as on
the sacred writings, particularly the books Of
job, Genesis, and Chronicles, is preparing for
publication by Mr. Lanaseer.
The forthcoming volume Of Barry Cornwall
lsto comprise The Flood of -Thessaly.n f" the
Girl Of Provence" and I" the Letters Of Bocca-
clio to his Mistress besides minor poems The
hrst IS Greek. and the second French Tale
intended to commence series of national stories
to be told In the poetry of this sweet and Justly
popular writer The last relates several facts
in the early life Of the great Novelist, not very
generally known.
The Renegade, new novel by yisconnt OAR
lincourt, author Of the Rccluse was announced
Tor publication in the course Of January.
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character as consistent Republican, of the good
old Washington School, will ever consent, for
the hope promise of office, or political refer
ment, or even to secure the seat of Government
near his own door, to embrace, in g fraterndl
hug" the aforesaid Galaxy Of political turn
coats, or any of their miserable pimps and ear
wigs still 1t is expected, by federalists, that the
Gazette will protest against these lying and most
soandalous declarations of the Argus, that there
is political union and harmony of views and
measures between tie Federalists, and that par
ty which have supported Gen. Wingate as can
didate for Governor. Federalists only wish to
have men in Office, who are " honest, faithful,
capable" and friends to the just and equal rights
of man ; but they have not, as yet, had any en-
couragement, By acord or Decd" from the
| friends of Gen. Wingate, that they would coal
esce with Federalists to effect the election OF
such good men to offce.-On the contrary, when
| fair and unequivocal advances were made, at the
last session Of the Legislature, by the federalists
and an honorable pledge of their views given,
in the election Of Speaker; the known parti-
zans of Gen. Wingate with some honorable err
ceptions, were seen flying off, in every direction
and uniting with the Parasites in Filing racan-
cies, IN the Senate, &c. with the Jacobin candi-
dates, (who had received minor vote Of the
peaple) and in cases too, where the Candidates,
thus foisted into the Senate, by this union Of the
friends Of Paris and Wingate, had no discovera-
bic pretentions, on any ground, by which the
merits OF man or Legislator are to be weighed
over those Federal Candidates to whom the
people had given the highest vote.
April 80, 1922. BATH.
More hereafter.
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LITERATURE.

Among the new publications announced in the
English papers is TIE Travels Of Theodore Dueas,
at the revival Of letters and art-Part J. Edited
BY Charles Mills, ESQ. author Of the History OF
the Crusades, and History of Mahommedan
ism.
Miss Edgewor'h has lately published new
work, copy of which has reached Boston, en-
titled, :. F'rs,sk, or sequel 70 Frank IN Carlo
Lessoas"
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FOR SALE or TO LET,

A FARM situated in Windham, near the Meet
a ms house, being part of the late homestead
OF Paul Little, Esq. deceased. containing sbou,
sixty acres OF excellent LAND, with suitable
proportion OF tillsge, moving, pasture and wood
and, with good two story HOUSE, two Barns.
our buildings. large Orchard yielding annually
trem thirty TO forty barrels of Cider, all in good
order, and fences in good repair. Terms may be
known by applying 70
THOMAS LITTLE in Windtam.
April IS.
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YOlnIsRWo

FOR THE GAZETTE.
PLEASURES OF MEMORY.
SWEET the hour Of contemplation,
When the mind can freely rove,
When the fond imagination
Calls to mind the scenes we love.
Sweet to search the MEMoRy's TREASURE
Richer far than nliser's gold,
Yielding more substantial pleasure,
Joy creating in the soul.
When with mem'ry's wand pursuing,
When itssmagic power rs felt,
Chidhood's fairy scenes reviewing,
Seasons precious long unspelt =
Sweet to listen to the songstress-
Fairy songstress-while she sings,
While she wakes our ardour strongest,
Sweeping DER her magic strings.
Sweet DER youths enchanted vision,
Is the retrospective glance,
Though no permanent fruition,
Marked that seasons slow advance.
Sweet the view of friendships banner,
Kindly waving DER the breast,
Sweet its free and gentle manner,
Soothing every care to rest.
TO the veteran, long surviving,
Sunk in life's declining vale,
Sweet to men'ry's powers reyiving,
Is The oft repeated tale
How when gath'ring wreaths of glory,
In his country's sacred cause,
Mid the cannon's awful roaring,
How was earned his just applause.
Strseter far-with pure affection,
To the Christians mental view,
Is the grateful recollection,
Ever rapt'rous--ever new
How the Prince OF PEACE descended,
From the heacen Of heapms to man.
How was love and pity blended,
In the gossers sacred plan.
PROTEUS.
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VARIETY.

An irIsb tailor made a genteman's coat
and wais.ooat too small, and had orders 70
take them home and let them ont. Some DAYS
alter, the gentleman nquiriDg for BIS gar
ments was told by this ninth Part Of an Irish.
man that The coat and waistcoat happening 10
IT eountryman Of his, he had let them out az
eighteen peuce week.
A citizen invited some Of bis peiohbour.
10 least ; his son banding glass of wine TO
q gentleman, accidentally split il on bis hand.
and tor his caressness, bis father gave him
box on the ear. The SON having recovered
himself, gave the next man good box. BENZ
asked the reason be said, Come. come lot
y 60 round, IT will come TO father BY aud by.
tor dare not strike bm myself.
As two lrishmen were one day cunning. a
large flock ofpigeons came flying over their
heads. Patrick eIevating bis piece and firing.
brought one Of them TO the ground. Arab.
Exclaimed bis companioD) what fool YOU
are 10 waste your ammunition, when The bare
fall would have killed him.
KISS AND TELL.
While on the lips whispering count
My kisses DER In wanton PLAY.
And rapturd tell the dear amount
sometimes hear thee signing saw
Ah If the world should hear OF this ~
Nay, nay, my love, that fear dispcl
Inc lips that here czn tell and KISS,
Were never iorm'a to kiss and ttH
Liferdrythef .-The Rev Dir Summerfeld.
who has lately made tour TO the South. has
been spoken Of in the papers in terms Of The
highest commendstion. "A stenogrspher at
Philadelphia has advertised for sale manu-
script copies Of two sermons preached in that
city on the 18th & 9Th inst. With the PRAYERS,
taken in short hsnd-pnce FIVE dollars. We
lalely read an account that a rogue in Eng
land stole pair Of spectacles from lady's
nose. The PhIladelphian, however, has siol-
en- copy from the reverend genileman's lips.
An irish gentleman, wishing 10 show the
excess q bis co1nubial affection. ,hus address,
ed The sweet creature to whom he was linked
Tor lie BY the chains Of Hya en- tHeaven for
BID my dear, that should ever live 10 see you
a widow
Wilkes one day asked Garrick What be
called honesty II What is that to you % said
he, - NEEDLE with things that concern you
4 lily top IN company with Young Lady,
and waning bis servant, cried, Where Is nv
nlockhead r Upon your shoulders" replied
The lady.
Queen Caroline (~ife Of Geo. IT. wished
10 shul up 81. Jsmes's Park trou The people,
ard asked Sir Robert WaipoIe what ii would
G - her TO dot. He replied. :. OILY cr0us
Madam"
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TIMOTHY FLETCHER, has for SALE
at has .4uction aud Commission Store,
EAo'ANGL-sIRLLT' PORTLAND
81 N M Gases KNIVES & FORKS.
~ ~ Just received from New York which
he will sell low for Cash,
o. Also 10
bales HOPS,
do. COTTON,
80 boxes Spanish CIGARS,
20 Silver and Gilt WATCHFS
A variety of Mahogany FURNITURE,
Glif framed LOOKING GLASSES. sc. &c.
April 80, 1892.
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nSFARM EOR sale

Falmouth, situated near the Neeting-h house,
on the main road leading from Portland East
ward, containing about 60 acres, with House
and Barn on the same.
Terms OF sale will be made easy to any one
wishing TO purchase, and a reasonable credit
VIII De giVen for the greatest part of the purchase
money.
Possession given LIST of Nov. next.
AppiYto PAUL L. MERRILL.
Portland, April 80, 1892
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NEW COLLECTION OF
CHURCH MUSIC.


DICHARDsON & LORD. No. Is, CornhiIl,
i = have this day published, the new collection
OF Music, which has been for considerable time
past IN preparation in this city, entitled
THE BOSTON HANDEL, & HAYDN SOCIF.
IY COLLECTION;
Being selection of the most approved Pslana
ard Hymn i unes ;-togetber with many beautiful
EXTRACTS q on the works of Haydn, Mozart Bee
thoven, and other eminent modern composers.
never before published ia this country the whole
harmonzed for three and four voices. with a fgur.
Ell Ease for The Organ Piano Forte. Calcu-
lated for Public Worship or Private Devotion.
This selection has been made with great care,
BY The government of Handel and Haydn Society,
assisted by MIR, Lowell Mason, an eminent Pro-
lessor Of Savannah and the whole has undergone
the revision aud correction of DR.. G. X Jackson,
by whom figured bass has been added for The
Organ and Piano Forte.
The following notice here is deemed sufficient
10 establish the character Of the work -
To The Trustees Of The Boston Handel and Havda
Society.
BosToN, Der. 5TH, 1921.
GsnHemen-l have been highly grat6ed in the
examination Of the manuscript Of the = Handel and
Haydn Society Collection of Church Music >,
Inc selection of tunes is judicious--t contains
all the Old approved English melodies. that have
'o"s oee" in use az tue chufch, together with ma
ny hne compositions from modern Furopean an
thors. Tue whole are barmonized with great ac-
curacy, taste and judgement, according 10 the ac-
knowiedged principles of musical science-whle .
simplicity fas been observed which renders their
performance easy. 1 consider the book as val
liable acquisition. to the church. as well as to ev.
cry lover Of devotional music. Ii IL much the
bet book Of the kind have seen published in this
country, and do not hesitate to give il my most
decided appreciation.
Very respectfully, Gentlemen, your obedient
servant, G.. X. JACKSON.
Free 81 single-Xn per dozen. Teachers and
Others are desired 10 call and examine the work
The above may be had at he
Portland Bookstore,
NO. 2, Merchdats Row, Middle Street.
PORTLAND.
April So.
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10 GEORGE BRADBURY, Esq. one of the Justices
ofthe Peace an & for the County Of Cumberland
NA/E the subscribers FIVE of the pronr;etor. ~
W certain tract of Land in Portland. for
merry assigned to the widow Of Anthony Bracket.
deceased, as part Of her dover in hi, estate !.
SAID tract lying southerly of the Maine Street.
leading from Portland to Stroud water. do here
by request your honour to issue your warrant for
calling meeting Of said proprietors, to be hold
en- at the office of JAMES NEAL, Esq. in Ercdapp,
Stree, in said Portland on Wedne sday the twelfth
day Of june next at three of the clock in the
afternoon, then and there to act on the follow
ing articles-Viz
/ 1st. To choose Moderator.
I'd. 10 choose Clerk, Treasurer and arv
other officers they may deem necessary.
3D. 10 see if they will appoint a committee
10 settle with Joseph Fl. lngraham, ESQ., the
question IN dispute, relating 10 the boundarie
Of SAID tract, where the same adjoins land be-
longing to SAID lnsraham, and what powers thew
Will give to such committee for the purpose.
4th. 10 see If they will appoint an Agent to
commence and prosecute suit against said In
graham, for the purpose Of settling such bounda-
res should suit be necessary.
! 9th. TO see if they will vote an assessment
ola sun sufficient to defray the expenses Of a
survey Of the same, and of suit for the recov-
| cry OF the land claimed Of said Ingraham by said
proprietors.
6th. To see ifthe proprietors will appoint q
Committee to lay out Streets through said tract
OF Land, and report the same fer acceptance at
an adjournment Of said meeting.
eth. TO agree on mode of calling future
meetings of said proprietors
Ia ioiiness whereg, acc hare here1nto set our
hands, has fwentisth day Of April, Il. d. 1922.
(Signed.) JAMES NEAL,
PRENTISS MELLEN.
LEVI CUTTER,
JAMES CROCKETT.
THOMAS BECK.
CuMBERLAND, IS.
10 James Neal. of Portland, IN SAID COUNTY,
Esquire, one Of said Proprietors.
IN compliance with the above request you
are hereby authorized and required to call and
notify meeting of said proprietors in manner by
law prescribed, to be holden at the time and
place, and for the purposes above mentioned.
In witness whereof have set nv hand and
seal, thls entyfourth day Of .4pri, in the year
Of our Lord eighteen hundred and twenty-five.
(Sisned.)
GEO. BRADBURY, Justice Peace.
PURSUANT to the foregoing warrant to me d.
rected, hereby notify the Propretors aforesaid.
to meet at the time and place, and for the Dur.
poses aforesaid.
Dated this Gath day of .apra, a. d. 1922.
4w JAMES NEAL.
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Notice.

TIME undersigned, agent for the UNDER
i writer's at Lloyd's, London, in the
District Of Columbia, begs leave to call
the attention of those whom il may con-
Germ, to the following resolution adopted
by the committee for managing their at
fairs, relative to Particular Average.
In consequence Of the great increase
of claims for particular average, the COM
mittee recommend, that in future, when an
agent is called upon to survey damaged
goods, he should require the presence at
such survey of the master of the vessel by
which they have been imEorted, who is to
sign the certificate of the damage ; that in
case of refusal of the master to attend ortbat
he is prevented from attending, be is to be
informed that such refusal or alledged
cause OF prevention is to be noted by The
agent, which he is required TO do upon a.
ny certificate he NAV grant. And in all
ports where it is customary to discharge
goods into lighters or craft, under the ,Ju-
risdicton OF the custom.house, OF other
wise, the agent is required to ascertain
whether the person in charge OF such
lighter or craft, has demanded of the mas,
ter or mate of the vessel discharging, a
certificate of, or himself given receipt,
expressing any apparent damage, or de-
tects in the goods delivered over TO him y
where such proves to be the case, the a
gent is to make a note of the same upon
his survey, and to procure the original. il
practicable, or copy of such certificate,
to accompany the vouchers he may furnish
and he is further desired to ascertain &
notify, whether any, and what goods were
laden on deck"
Lloyd's, 10Th Apri 1922.
JAMES PATTON, agent.
For the underwriters at Lloyd's tor the
District of Columbia.
June II
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For Sale or Lease.

For Sale or Lease.
NHE following Tracts Of Land. in
4 Charles county, Maryland,
n Farm on the Potomac RI
yer, at the mouth of Pomonkey creek,
containing $40 acres, about is miles be-.
low Alexandria; he larger proportion le.
vel land and equal in fertility to any in The
vicinity. On It is one of the most eIs.
giant scites for building Of all the fine
heights that border the Potomac; located
IN a genteel neighborhood, If would make
ian agreeable residence, and from its proxi
nifty to market, profitable farm.
Also, q Farm ON the same
River, at the mouth OF Mattawoman creek.
of about 100 acres, few miles below tie
former. the whole first rate riuer ldnd -
On this fam is the Jfrss Herring Fishery
on the Potomac, at which there has been
cleared upwards of 200O dollars per an
mum, and when Independent of The sales
on the shore, there might be put up from
8 to 5OOGfbarrels of fish every season.-
besides the profits OF the fishery. the ad.
vantage OF improving the land with the
oaffal from the shore, universally admitted
the best OF manures. The present season
the tenant has at bis own option, manured
upwards Of twenty FIVE acres that will
bring ten barrels OF corn per acre, which
shews the facility with which il is done. =
There will be reclaimed on il this summer
Is or 60 acres OF marsh, of immense fer
:tility, the greater portion is D. fitior the
plough. Should a larger quantity of lapd
be wished, the two contiguous, farms are
now tor sale, and any part OF them might
be purchased on moderate terms
n tract Of Land about a mile
from the last mentioned, between two and
three hundred acres. The greater part'of
this was cleared for the FIRST time the last
season, and might be Immediately got in
cultivation. About SO acres has been re.
served and is in the best description of up-
land growth. The land is level and Of
very good quality-on it is now cut and
corded upwards of 1000 cords of best oak.
which will be sold in any quantity as il
lies.
Gal these lands are wen
watered, and considered as healthy situa-
tons as any 10 the country. lfnot dispos-
ed of in a short time they will be soldin
any quantity as titles. II not disposed Of
in a short time, they will be leased tor
several years, on advantageous ternsa
application to be made to the subscribers
in Georgetown. p. C.. or to William Ma
sou, ESQ. Charles county, Md. who will
show the lands.
G.. MASON.
june, Is Iaw3w
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BOWDITCH'S
DRACiICaL NAVIGATOR, 9Th edi

4 ton,
American coast pilot, 10th edition.
Nautical almanacs for t822-23-24
A general assortment Of charts
Day 4 night telescopes, from DIG toi25
The L**** Family at Washington,
or winter in the Metropolis.
A large supply of the school Books in
general use, country merchants, acade
mics and schools supplied at the Philadel
phia wholesale prices.
French g. American paper hapgings, &
borders, of new patterns, just received
and for sale by A. L. KENNEDY,
may Is
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SALES BY AUCTION.
Public Sale.

rl !
DURSUANT to a deed Of trust FINN
81 Benjamin Baden and Elizabeth his
- me Tor the purpose therein men
shall proceed to sell at public auc-
the premises, at IL O'Clock OH
Fi1dsy The I9th day OF July next, tene-
ment and lot Of ground on the north side
of King street, and bounded as follows, to
wit: Beginning on King street, one nu :
dred and two feet Eve inches to the east
ward OF ST. Asaph street; thence east on
King street, IS feet, thence northwardly
parallel to St. Asaph street, 1873 feet;
thence westwardly, parallel 10 King street,
IS feet thence with strait line 10 the
beginning, which said lot OF ground is SUBJ
jec. to an annual ground rent in fee OF 83
dollars and 33 cents. The terms will be
made known on the day of sale.
!. P. THOMPSON, Trustee.
june 10 Is
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Notice.

Boston, Goth April, 1922.
A. the subscriber will probably leaye
IN the United States in the course OF the
ensuing summer, he desires that all persons
who have OF pretend to have any claim
against him will present them TO bin in
Boston, ON or before the end of June next,
snd'he hereby makes known to all whom
it may concern that unless this notice is
complied with. it will be pleaded in bar to
all claims whatever, founded on any mat
ter OF transaction, which may have occur
ed prior to this date.
RAYMONDO CHACON.
may2 Iaw6Od
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State of MARYLAND,

Charles County TO zgat.
n HEREBY certify that Judson Richard
son, of said county, broug BIT before
the subscriber, justice of the Peace in
and for said county, as stray trespasslug
~ on his enclosure, dark bay
sgss mare, supposed TO be about :
eS years old, I35 hands high. and
eSlsssE has several warts on her ears,
and about The upper part ct her head; the
left hind foot white, long tail, tro:s and
gallops, and has been worked in geer,
Given under my hand and seal, this 9th
day of May, 1929.
The owner of the above described pro-
perry, is desired to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
JUDSON RICHARDSON.
may Is LAVISH
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Removal.
JOHN sUTER, 6 co.

COGcR 9 harness VN0Ref',
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public
liz that he has removed his shop to the
new brick building on Pitt street between
King and Cameron streets, in the rear OF
the City HoteI;, where he is prepared to
execute any oreers in bis line OF business,
in the best manner and at the shortest no.
tice. He has on hand first rate
Coachee and Gigs,
for sale. He is determined to pay the
strictest attention to bis business, and bis
charges will be moderate
June 6
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ACADEMY.

TN addition to the usual course Of studies
i taught in the Columbus-st Academy,
will be taught the CLASSICS by the Rev.
j. W. FAIRCLOUGH. a few more En-
glish students can be admitted. For terms
apply to the subscriber 80.
may Is Il JAMES CADEN.
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A. c.. Cazenove SCo.

A. c. Cazenove SCo.
HAVE for sale, on accommodating
Il 4 terms,
Young dyson and.gunpowder tea, cargo
of ship Panther, imported last month;
Prime retailing moasses
N. E. rum, Jamaica do.
Whiskey, gin, and sugar
Finest old madeira {. port wine,
Cut nails s. brads Cd to 4Gd inclusive
Dupont's gunpowder
Baltimore window glass
Spanish segars, yellow soap
Sperm, mould, and dipt candles
with very extensive stock of American,
Europe an, and India piece goods.
may Is
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800 Reward.

$1UU Reward.
ID AN AWAY from me, the subscriber,
~ in Fairfield, South Carolina, negro
LEONARD,
ga or 25 years old, 5 feet 10 or II inches
high, yellow complexion, formerly the
property of Butts & Caywood, OF AIexan-
dsia. will pay the above reward tor
said Leonard, if lodged in any jail SO thai
get him again.
JOHN HARRISON.
april 9, I'm