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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04
POETRY.
TO THE YELLOW LEAP.


"sIc rRAxsIr GLORIA xuxpI."
PALE harhinger Of Natures fate.
gneve % think thy pride i east,
That such should be thy transient dan.
% fallen and witheEcd In the blast.
So pass our ioys.my bosom sighs.
As autamns foliage fades around.
@Es'n 20" each rustling leaf replies.
That sweeps resistlsss Ger the ground.
So passcth-Graudeur's nodding plume.
That waves above "a iguoble crowd.
rs march Is rapid to the tomb.
While Jet resound their plaudiis loud.
50 passeth-fiattry's vapouI breath; -
The laurel wTeaths the hefo wears.
Bot hounsh-fann'd by sighs ol death
And hlossom-Aash'd in Orphans tears.
s. passeth-Youth's aspiring sigh,
That iondiy awells on DAYS 10 come
Soon the vain wish that scars on hieh
Is hushd and answered IN the tomb.
So passeth--Wealth's deceitful rjoss
mat mocks the heart 10 hope alive.
With promise form'd Of dust and droS,
ssill of ring what Il canno, give.
SO passesh-B eauty's roseaie smile.
That buds when only life is new;
Cheers the dark path Of Care awhile.
Then fades before IA sdmiring view.
50 passeth-Love's enchanting kiss.
Us pleasing paints rapi'rou thrill
Soon dies the transient taste ofhliss-
That cheek is pale--that hear, is stiIl
so passeth-PleasuFe's rainbow hour:
Not long its varied colors last;
The how ring clouds collect their powsr,
And wheim its besuties in the blast
So passeih-Griefs decaying form.
The murmur wruug from want and pain
FOR on the turf that wards the storm.
ItpouFs lis cruel force in vain.
SO passeth too--ihe Peers fire.
Where autumn's yellow branches wave,
His song forgot. the silent lyre
Rests on the child OF iancy's gravel
So passeth--Hope's delusive tale.
Profuss Of Joys-that . eer shall come
She weaves her reach'rous garland frail.
OF flowers that perish in the bloom.
So passetb--Sorrow's cup oftears.-
When her lone child hath gone to rest.
Beneath the turf affection rears.
Aretuge FOR the wounded breast.
so passeth--All that earth can boast
To wn--confer--create-pr
AL the warm heart can value most,
And all It's weakness can endure.
Emblem OF life As thou shalt shine,
And flourish green and bright no more
so Man, who reads his fate in thine,
Must perish when his spring is DER.
Wien time shall shroud himself 10 gloom,
On Natures last and darkest night
A hand unseen shall on her tomb
Sic transit gloria .MtRdi' write
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04

A Ii persons are hereb. cautioned against
"A purchasing or receiving a note. signed
~ me the subscriber. dated w or about Nav
25. 10 Q, payable 70 samuel Gilman. for four
hundred and fifty dollars a. said Gilman has
recsi' ed the pay thereto. il his half Of the
sales Of the slooP Gsleu. as appears By an
account stated between said Gilman ana me
aid Note wa witnessed b. John NJ. MelIen
THO MAS DeCARTERET.
Northyarmo th. ~. ~ 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04
PROBATE NOTICES.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice u am
concerned. that be has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust Of Administrator Of
the estate Of RICHARD HUNNENELL. late of
Portland, in the county OF Cumberland. Esquire. DE-
ceased. by giving bond the law direcis.He there
fore requests all persons who indebted the said
deceaseds estate 10 make immediate paymenii and
those who have any demands thereon 70 exhibit she
same for settlement to GEORGE WILLIS.
Portland. Oct zl. 1928
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TT subscriber hereby gives pHblir notice 10 aH
concerned. that she has been daily appointed
aad taken upon herselfth the trust Of adminissrafnx
ai the estate o. LOTHIAN STONE. late of Brans-
~ick. IN the county III Cumberland. Esquire. dr-
cessed ~ giving bond as the iaw directs So
therefore requests al persons who are iniehird W
ne said ueceaseds estate 10 make immtaIaie gzy-
neui and those who have any demands thereon y
exhibit thc same Zoe settlement ln
NANCY STONE. 0r
her Attorney. EBEN'R EVERETT.
Brunswick, Oct. :, 1873.
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Blank Books,


addition the kinds SCHOOL BOOKS
respectfully
Hand Bookstore.
public
private Libraries All the Publications win be procured possible atert
published JOHNSON,
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A new abridgement of the American
Geography made easy.

schools improved
the lat censuo
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STATIONARY

Consists of article the nesuch writing
and black
and Gold P-Ivo Ppet English and American Globes procured
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04
VALUABLE
Church Music.
Templi Carmina.

Temp Carmina Songs of the Temple Bridgewater col
18th dment improved and questions added for
DOZEN
Grammar of the French Language, with practical exercises
l.
able ofcontnts
Manual of French phrases and French Conversations adap
shommn
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york appest o and with
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and the
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W.4LTH.A.M BLEACHING SALTS.

THE great and increasing demand for this
u article proves that it is unTivaled for
whitening Cloth, Lace, Muslin. Linen or Cot
ton Thread, and every vegetable fabric for
removing without any injury, all yelIowness
arising from water, age. or smoke, all yegeta-
bic stains, miIdew, tea, coffee, wines, cherry,
cordials, tinctures, lavender, and every vege-
table dye.
ANY purchaser who does not find the article
to answer every purpose stated in the direc-
tons, provided they are followed Is az liberty
to return the box, and shall receive bis mon
ey.
Each box, il accompanied with suitable al
rections, and is sufficient TO make a gallon Of
superior Bleaching Liquid. Sold by
MERRILL g. MITCHELL,
Agents 10 The Manufacturer.
Corner Of Union s .uiddIe-Strects, Portland
wAo have on hand, an extensive assortment Of
Medicines, Paints y Dysst4fs.
September %, 1898.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04

Erraof from
which
and constituting
yieWsa present
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04

archs
wia
Of Of
ancient an moden, 'withwh ha fay
hash
hwilb
its be tested by materials andrla the work BY literary The
o
MesHs RcHARDsoS
L paho the
With truly,
APARTRDGE
Aaaay academy, lor1ieh Vermont Mvct25
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FEA IHEkS.

EVERETT g. STEELE,
Lave for sale, FEATHERS. Of various
L Il qualities and prices, cheap for cash or
country produce. tf. Jan. 81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04

Extract Of letter from Req. Frederick Bsas5 Ptof he University
Pennsylvania to The senior editor.
in
nspacth rnew
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04
CHARLES BLANCHARD.
CHINA.

60 TEA SETS, low priced and handsome
Tea and Coffee CUPS and sAUCERS--coveree
DISHES, 2 and pieces--cake PLAIES--De.
sert Setts-Fruit Baskets-Bakers--Te Pots
and jugs
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-23
Cabinet Mandatory.

JAMES HARRISS takes this method ofin
- forming the public in general, that he has
commenced the cabinet business on king-street,
few doors
.aboue the Indian Queen Tavern,
where he intends manufacturing work in the
nea'est and most fashionable style, equal to
any in the district, and will sell low for CASH
credit or barter. 3tawtf fob 10 .
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-23
EDUCATION.

TIME Rev ELIAS HARRISON, aud the
IL Rev. WELLS ANDREWS have opened
school in the MECHANICS HALL ACAD.
ENVY. They propose teaching the ordinary
branches Of an English education ia connec-
ton with the course Of
Classics and Mathematics,
usually pursued, preparative to admission into
college and if sufficiently patronsed, to pro.
cure an apparatus, by which they may he ena-
bled to add the useful, and ornamental subjects
OF Natural philosophy and chemistry. The
only pledge which they can give to the public, il
10 do as treu as they kno,c hotc. 81
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-23
ARH1SnSo,
Machine Gard Manufactorv.

DERS0NSwho want cotton or wool machine
IL cards, are respectfully informed, that thew
can be furnished with them of any number lad.
mitted by judges to be of the first quality bv
leaving their orders at the subscribers factory,
south west corner eff Market and Eutaw streets.
Where may also be had, cotton and wool hand
cards, Fullers jacks, horse cards and comb plate.
Orders from distance win be attended to.
DAVID &. Mccoy
BALTIMORE, jan 90 S.. 3,u
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-23
FIXTURES & LESSONS.
In English Grammar, Geog,ahhv. Pen

In English Grammar, Geog1ahhy, Pen.
nianShih, D1'azoing and Paintine.
TNHE importance of private study, in finish.
ing radical and polite education, is proy
eddy daily experience. The authors plan is
OF this kind and is more particularly adapted
to the capacities OF young ladies and gentlemen
over twelve years of age. By lecture, 10 furnish
the mind with ideas, and by practical lessons, TO
confirm them in q plan Of study, by which thew
can always assist themselves, and bring their
ideas into practical utility 1t is, therefore, an
amelioration ofthe hurry, turmoil and frequent
confusion, which unayoidabIy occurs i'm crowd
ed public schools for where the mind is excIu
siveiy engaged on one subject, where IL is as.is.
ted by the constant attention of the teacher and
where II has time for reflection, there the most
sansulne hopes ofperfection ma be entertained
The truth of which is evident i'm the mode ofteacb-
ing music, dancing, drawing, &c. tonly two or
three lessons each week. TO a select private class
orindividual as also, in private family tuition
30 that, more knowledge, and correct habits
have been confirmed in this way, in one quarter
year than were family conceived, or superficial
~ Impressed, for many years before.
Tue TERMS, for course OF twenty-four les.
sons, in any of those branches are Fire Dollars
Books, maps, globes, &c furnished Private
lessons, given IL required. +. M'CREADY,
.4uthor and Professor of English Grammar
PeHmanSiip, DRAGGING, &c.
F. MIC. Designs and draws embIems, orna-
lueDts, and cards, writes diplomas, deeds, &c.
IN all forms plain aRd fancy writing and print.
Copies music, &c.
- Mr.. Generes has kindly offered his assem-.
bly, room, to accommodate class Of young la
dies. Any commands for f NC. at this Office
shall have reeDecfful attention A
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-23
Mahogany and Furnitnre.

TNHE subscriber has on hand and for sale, a
Il large quantity of handsome crotch and
AIDED, st. Domingo mahogany, in logs, planks
| and boards, which he will sell low for cash
Lso, on hand and for sale, quantity Of ele.
SAINT fashionable Furniture,
warranted equal, if not superior, TO any in the
District Consisting Of sideboards, Ladies,
ana gentlemens secretaries and book cases La
dies work tables, dining and breakfast tables,
wardrobes, Bureaux, clock cases, wash stands, !,
candle stands, bedsteads, cradles, sophas,
chairs &c &c. which furniture he will sell low
| FOR cash, barter approved notes.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-23

Total OF square and fiat iron 37,I0O lbs.
10 be delivered at the navy yard at Philadel-
phia, on or before the 1stday OF January, 1924
TO be sublectto the inspection of tile yard, and
to be paid for, on the account Of delivery being
receipted by the storekeeper, and approved by
the commanding officer, by the navy agent at
Philadelphia. lie march 81
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-23
PHINEAS JANNEY

PHINEAS JANNEY
III AS just received III bales OF cotton sup.
- quality,25 boxes sperm candles branded
Coffin. IN ,roRr.
20 boxes sperm candles, branded Rodman
tercss spermaceti oil
tons white lead ground in oil
bbls Venitian red
2O kegs spanish brown
cases patent water proof hats
10 tons Russia clean hemp
Russia and Ravens duck
DO sheetiug
English pine apple cheese
~" mustard in boxes OF 10 doz bottles
DO shad and herring Irvine
DO shoe thread
Cambria and jaconet muslins, Marseilles
quilting
Spotted cravat hdkfs
Figured Nankin silks
Black silk shawis
Nankin Grape gown patterns
Black galoons and ribbons
Ciaret wine in cases of doz each
Loaf sugar Phila. refined
Cut nails and brads
Zlo tons Swedes and English iron
assorted Hat bars from I Ia inches tn &
inches wide, and from Ia to inch
Square bars from I-2 inch to 8 inches
Round from finch to IA inches
Plough plates and land sides
swedish steel in bundles For sale on ar.
commodating terms, 4mo O
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-23
Dying, Securing, and dressing
ESTABLISH ment.

Corner Of Prince and Faifdr streets,
Joseph WILLIAMS, silk, wooIlen, and cot
~ ton dyer and scourer, from England, res
pectiuly tenders his grateful acknowledgements
to the ladies and gentlemen Of Alexandria, for
the liberal patronage with which he has been
uniformly favored since his first settlement here:
and hopes by his unremitting care, uniform
punciuality, and moderate prices, to merit con.
tiDuance oftheir custom.
WIS mode OF securing and dressing bv
STEAM sPoNGIHe, mas peculiar efficacy in ex-
tracing all kinds Of spots, stains, iron-,1o,lIJ,
&C from all woollen, cotton and silk clothes. and
s'uffs, &c. so that gentlemeus coats, panta-
looms, vests, &c. and ladies' habits, merino shauIs
lace wells, &c. will be restored to their FIRST co'
lor and beauty. Also, stockings, gloves, para.
soils, &c. cleaned, dyed and dressed in the neat.
est manner, as TO equal their original annes.
rance. Military uniforms, gold and silver EN-.
broIdery, fringe, epaulets, tassels, &c. cleaned
and polished t. equal their original brilliancy.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-23
w orders for Furniture

thankfully received and executed in the neatest
and most substantial manner. Orders from the
country, for materials, promptly attended to-
Mattresses made, and all kinds ofupholsterinp
done on the cheapest terms.
WILLIAM GREEN, Cabinet Maker,
Royal street, nearly opposite the market.
u Funerals undertaken on the lowest terms
march 81 &,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-23
TO THE LADIES.

HoRATIo DAY takes this mes
ss57g1 mod OF informing the ladies of A.
~ 80 lex andria and its vicinity that he
has commenced the ladies' fanc,,
shoemakiDg business, on Westinghouse stree;
one door north of the Methodist church. yybsre
he has just received a handsome assortment ~
materials, consisting of the very best silk. Der.
marx saiins' aud Prunelles of every figure and
e".1I' olack ana coiored morocco, among which
and calf skins. He has fitted up a nr;vate
room to the shop for the accommodation of la
dies to try on shoes and get measured, where
they wilinot be exposed to the street. Ladies
VINO leave their measure with him, will have .
last hIted up for them, in which case thew will
ave 'he trouble of being measured a second
un'e. ~ shali be his constant study to please
e'eiy iauy 'hat please to favor him with a cali.
oPIn-S 3t6rIaw2f
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-23
JOHN b. HAMMATT,
Oph0tsterer and Paperhanger

CPH06SteTeT ana Pdperhdnger,
HAS removed from his old stand ~ the brick
U y house on the north side of King street.
between Columbus and Alfred streets, three
doors H"st ofthe store Of Messrs j. III Doug
las, where all orders in the line of his profession
viii be executed with punctuality and dispatch
in the hest manner. He has just received from
the mandatory large supply of new and
fashionable paper hanging and bordering, which,
together with his former stock, form am extern
siVe variety. general assortment of upholstry
goods and coach trimming, hair aud moss mat
tresses, Day q Martins genuine backing, wind
sor and rush bottom chairs, constantly for sale
at moderate prices.
b. II. will personally attend to the paper
ing OF rooms either in or out of town. Carpet
and mattresses of any size, and curtains in the
most fashionable style made at the shortest no
uce; chairs and sofas stuffed or repaired, sc.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-23
TO RENT.
FOR SALE.

The Land and house on Stump-HilI
kSE& lately owned by Mr. Norton, being
me- about q acres well inclosed on the Lit
BsHRl tie River Furnpikeroad, . miles from
saaNNsassA Alexandria. The garden contains ma
NJ valuable shrubs, vines and fruit trees. The
situation is handsome and healthy. Possession
may he had Immediately. The time of paymen
VIII be reasonably extended to suit the purchaser
march III law If w. CRANCU
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-23
Twenty llellars Reward.

- Eloped from Pr. ston, near A.
IA Il lexandria, no the 81 inst negro
~ man named GEORGE, and on
H&O the 9th inst another ca ed BILL
c1ss,zahak<M George is about 81 or % years
of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high,
well formed; his complexion black, and has
scar near The corner Of his eft eve, which pro-
ceeded from the kick Of horse. Had Oh when
ne leIt the premises an old black hat, and dark
brown roundabout, and blue kersey pantaloons
Bill IS about u on Is years Of age,6 feet 5 or 6
INCHES high, broad across the shoulders his
form very compact, and complexion not as
Ozark as George. Fills clothing, dark brown
round about, blue kersey pantaoons, and an
old white hat. S2D will be given for appreben
dlng SAID negroes, and all reasonable expenses
pau, u taken ont of the county or 10 dollars
II taken IN the county, and half that sum for
either. Masters Of vessels, seine hauJers. and
all other persons are forwarned from employ
ing thcm 81 apri 9 ELIJAH GLOVE
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Il. InteN ~ r.. ~. sienry

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New Monthly Magazine, published in
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New York Medical and Physical Jour
nal, edited by Drs. Francis, Dyck-
man ana Beck 4. 90
United States Law journal aud Cisi-
hans Magazine, edited by several
members of the f,ar 5 90
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EAucation.

" HE subscriber, hereby informs the
u public, that his Female School in Ii
berty, Bedford county, Va. will go into o.
peration on Monday, the 18th January
1923, under the direction Of Miss Rebekah
Wright, aud be continued till the middle
of June, making the session To consist of
five months. I'he following branches of
literature viii be taught viz. the French
Language, Geography with drawing Maps,
English Grammar, Arithmetic, Reading,
Writing aud Orthography. Five or six
young Ladies' will be received as boarders.
Price for board per session will be S45, for
tuition Sl5, each boarder furnishing her
own bed and candles. One half, both for
board and tuition, will be required at the
commencement, and the other half at the
! end Of the session.
JAMES d. WRIGHT.
l. January II w2w24.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-31
Museum Of Foreign Literature
and Science.

ro.a,ctea nv ROBERT WALSH, JR.
49, ,atnre of this c terpr'se, uIdy he nn Ter
- fro,n A few considerations winch the al
.,,,; .ers will venture to subloin TO Their annnn
mold The periodical works OF Great
,.,.f,;n ami France contain mass OF literary
I'D .,.;rnt lie Intelligence, HmLh dees mol reach
,Le AMERICAN pWb.ic Tor want OF suitable
- ,n,el. hut winch would be rsad among us
9TH equal pleasure ann proht. shch 81 the
~ ~ Reviews and idagazines as are reprint
!, the u nited S ates--not excepting the r.
n ,trsh AID Quar- ly reviews -emhr ce
nh matter which Is Of title interest a,d oi no
.,,y,nta ,e o the American reader, and not un-
frequently fitted toytiate ms literary taste, his
r,'al. OF hi po itieaI principles. II Is desIra-
A.. u,der these ere umstan ccs that selection
-h.'nld be made such as W aid furhlah The Va
Allie ana ente, tanning portion oil tnet con
ITS. to the exclusion oil the othef Pc. ton CON-
=. l;ng Of details ana spel ulattOns either uniI-
,,s.,f,o In themselves. Of mschieyous III then
tsndenrv. OF atoa elhcr u ! cal concern and
.,rl,atiun On TIL, Plt,. idle expense and a
f!',t..s ,nsumption ft,she, " uid lie a via
rod fr pages dcst tute OF nieitt might te sub
t,t many oil value winch CIV tetlaIi. uH
I'm and mac us,iule. OF seseIa Il Itish
100 sof the scientific and eitld.te cast, AID
,a,r-s !, deed =, a mo { geaefal aad attic anne
ti,ne qe,y sold cnaiacte iN'e o. use i
made y he eolso aud com, Tier OF the p,rio-
die i vols p lite IN ihe uHrt sta cs.
Tn ori It of the one NOW adseIti.ed, Is the
accumulation. In a PC iusltenl iornl, OF 3re ma.
lie las thus neglected, 'nd i 'he lhe a'y d
SCIENTIFIC asticier worthy u berg repnn c in
t,l, count Y, Ut Which, "hen %, are accom-
panied by othe possessing 10 Clam to dtlen-
ION. 4 mi celany--i ne e.,ci He'i ws-akin
illhedasi5u, but not equal IN comprehensive
ne, , IL the ,,fesent, Il ,utisi Cd Tor s.me yeats
IN tins CT, and would, 1t May pr.saE.cd,
h,veeon iun I'D to be suppo ted ny " do PIE d
subscription, but loi an dbeiat oh ol the p a.,
anIa5et les Of adyeustiouo re'e ses. IfeIe'
val oiit. with alarget scope, uld SEEN likely
Lo be attended with sill mo c slgnal success
th IN It's original existence, owing II the great
mat, llication OF reade.s = PC adicai " rks,
and lac VIDE dlnusion ottne hahit oi -ce&;ng III
taein, both Information and aGIuaeme. t.
he Museum commence N July, 1872. 1t
ic'ms two oumes yer.
Published moattty-Price Sir DoltarS a year,
pagabie IN udronce.
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EDVCAYiON.

1 again on Monday the 18th day Of Janu-
nry next, into which, pupils al both sexes VIII
be- admitted on the snme terms ~ heretofore.
viz .--5pelling, iterding and Writing, So per
session. The rudiments ol English Grnninar,
Arithmetic nnd Geography, go The same.
extensively including Exercise, Mapping and
the use ol Globes, go History, Bellies Let
tres Euclid's elements, Surveying aud the e.
dement's oi Natural and Alor,l philosophy GID
per session ot Eve months aud half No puY
asked I'll end of session.
December 81 tcot 81