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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14
Museum of Foreign Literature
and Science.
CONDUCTED BY ROBERT WALSH, IN.

Tts HIrs Jtih Prize my Il al erfo.d On 0
~ their dHsaR-Giiyu III ". The s-rioitrai ,rss ID Great
BrtftH 7n1 France, mann o. literary ana ciEilc
Hi,l 7JfH DIES reach fhs HI-r{cgH olc Jr
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sof txceeiIHs he E4AbHg and QHfsriy cispit5rIct
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psrIaH ~ fheir eonnfi. ~ me eE-IH y ihe ocr pVIE
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lacIG cUerH 0Hi apocrfgA. "a IRIS plan. id!s E1
traife gTptga y .e. 5Bgfd b ObJiaftd: f0r oIge1
dsyfffafe v merff, M gfr Dc sHbf + c.ls f&G1E-g
remain aEtHgUH anI IEIccel5ib. Of tuer Brush jnr-
mrs 81 me SCIENTIFIC mi sfIiJg lHI oilcr aafeG LII
5rc general. 1H4 - ne ! Gery soifd character.
fs mad hy 10 editors AID c0mesys 81 the Pc
rioifcaf azores trines IN fhr uHfss states.
The object 81 NE "a gsrfgsd Is me accis ~
~ prmdssf fern, ne materials thus asyfssd, and II
ff literary aud c!saf articles sUorhy N bHg ptHfcf
iE This country, tnt guhch 1rn accom- PANIED y 0fi-
pJSleifHg damn dIfFttaE. 4 HiycSAaRyts Jc-
let rsoieTpSfkiE III e design. Pc! sQuI! cgmDrshtF.
Siccne 70 fht prelsH frh.d for 1r1rS tli rif}
"a 3, 7uid oread bcr3'i u baf tor alteration j The
plan, end Srf.S 4au n retrrfs me rsvfys! II
THh larger scope, Syd hkei 81 ATTENDED quIf
SfH more iSRl. aecl H origin lsStSiencr, o1yrs
The great Hunb!ic4fu 81 t@drs # periciic! Tpot. and
fs teds dfi ne h~b:I SEEKING ~ fheH cath infer
NATION and InusemaHf
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Published a.flig-Prics sis Do!i4ri ye4r. 3lyabis in
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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14
Journal Of Foreign Medicine.
Conducted Jy Samuel Enien ~. ~ D. ana IPt.Iiau
Prize M %

CONTACTED OBJ Samuel EnteIl, ~ ~. ~. ant WI allan
Price. NJ y.
As its title indicates The JoariAl offered the pat
Sc OF che pubc, will " coaductd entirely ou th-
cipc 81 Selection. me eadtg feature Of The n W.
more distinctly cnuucste Is opr stated intervals
sore OF synopsis o the Foreign ME Zines Journals ant
Rev VS. aPpruprIat "a 70 Medicine aud its kindred Scie-
cc..
70 will doubt the iupor of this design who
conyesant ~h the periodical works Europe. IS ia
odcnt 70 such publications, the which
tOg thtr OF mixed mature, md ofmetS the most une
qut They vdst Il. where golden wheat Is too oi-
choakca h useless prricous tares AMI where
imports like the lent hIs1audman 10 reject th-
one. and hoard the other These publications are moe-
this time numerous, costly. 50 diff ult
lie procured. thar really hey only he consulted ~
lag- majority OF the cuvaoS 81 ice IA n. United
StateS, through medium somewhat similar TO The One
proposed, X i Therefore give vAlract
copous NJ thr contents ONLY rs exhibit TIE prO-
css the phv steal Sci-nc abroad but 70 DO aay IN
great q e the necessity of recurrng TO The works
themselves.
he Of the Journal viii b. arranged under the
iviSuHS ct
l.. Selected Papers
2. Sci ct-d Reviews
5 N, deal ana Philosophical Intelligence.
List OF Nrw rubications.
The work Is Published n snuuih.rs in January AnriI
Iuly, and 90 ob-r, forming yearly large volume.
This Journal is OF th4 Electric Repertory
and commenced in IH'u3ry, Igz
Published qlIrteri-Pfse fur dollars war Parable IN
Advance.
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Massachusetts Cincinnati.

THE standing committee of the 6 Society Of
Clactlnatt Of Communicable If .rasSa
ehtseiiy," il conformity with a vote Of tb- Soc-
ETY., give notice to the Widows and Orphans of
deceased members, and to such of their Brethren
as a in aecessitoUs circumstances, that appli-
cation for relief may be made on or before the
eighteenth day Of January ensuing, to either Of
the Conmitteo.
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TIE COMMITTEE.

TIE COMMITTEE.
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Maj. Daniel jackson,
Are notified their annual meeting will be holden
on said eighteenth day Of January, at the EA-
change Buildings, in Boston, at eleven o'clock,
for the purpose Of acting on any applications
which may be made. A punctual attendance is
requested.
THOMAS JACKSON, Assistant See'y.
Boston, Dee. Fl. 1922.
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Il and IS ready 10 receive HAMS Or BEEF Il,
Tickling and smoaking. lie may be found at n
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Joseph GOOLn LIN


No.ll, Jones Rom, Exchange street Portland,
Agent for the Boston aud Chelmsford Cylinder
Gun Powder Factory.
lids RECEWED-
Z so or. casks off. r. F. and T.. p.
800 cauisters X. II. aud IT. aud n. p.
Which he will dispose Of at the Boston prices.
Tins Powder has received the highest recon-
mendations from officers Of the u. States Ordnance
Department,and many others who have used the
same.
large quantity ofthe above Powder, can be
furnished Al short notice.
tC~f-Gentlcmen arc invited 10 call ana examine
the above Powder. II oct. %.
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LIST OF LETTERS

2 IL a. H.
q Office Al North Yarmouth
MI. 1925.
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Betsey Wa lden,
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William Young,
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The North American Review.

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BOOTS, SHOES, HITS, &c.
Oliver 5. Hartshorn.


IfldQtt-Sti'tet,
INFORMS the pub
lie that he has dispos-
eI of his stock of
shoes, SC. in Ex
change Street, to NIr.
Joseph Hay, and that
his business will il
future be confined 10
his old stand, two
doors above the Ba4E
of Portland, where
tic has constantly for
SAFE 4 COmnIcte as
sortInent Of gentle
mon, ladies, misses,
BOYS and chiIdrens'
Pooys X. Ehao.
Morocco and leather
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JOHN COE,

INFORMS hi~ friend, and the public chat hr
has receiy ca AZ hi oId stand IN -Hiaiic-Ntrtct
an additional supply Of articles, which together
Nith the former 4 ok ia aid STORE, makes com
pl-te aud extensive assortment OF
Medicines, Paints, Dye StnfS sc.
Of genuine quality which will be sold i'll large
OF small quantities on the most reasonable terms.
"a A constant supply Of loriinrd's .uperio,
Nacscboy and Scotch Snuff.
ALSO-At bis STORE ia FOrt-Ctreei head N
LnngW haf., constant supply Of the abovemen
toned articles as usual. 9w. Now 90
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3 HANDK ERCHIEFS

A ND piece Of Goth, done up in bundle.
IA was found by my SOP last week. The
owner, by proving property and paying charges.
may have them again. Apply % the subscriber
ID Pleasant Street. ASA SHAW.
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NOTICE

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American Journal Of Science and
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I No. 90.

ut viii become of a proper consistence -
| liy this means, the trouble of boiling IS a.
,oidrd, aud the Jelly retains more com
pletely tie favour Of the fruit Care
should BIZ taken 10 stir the mixture until
the sugar is completely nelled, and fue
sugar should he used.
3rarnish for uood that riH resist The re-
lion Qfbodiag Wdter.- Take n pound and .
hall of Ilnserd oil and hal il in copper
vessel moi tuned, suspending in the oil
q small linen bag, containing five ounces or
lltharee aud three ounces of minimum, both
pulfernrd taking care thai the bag does
moi touch the button of the vessel. Con
tune the ebuIlition I'LL the oil acquires a
deep brown colour then take oht the bag
containing a Glove of garlic. Continue the
cbnlllllon and renew the garlic seven or
eight times, or else put the whole in at
once. Then throw into the vessel pound
OF amber, after hating melted it in the
following manner. To pound Of well pull
Nctlzed amber add two ounces Of hnseed
oil and place the whole on "A strong fire.
When the fusion is complete polr il boiling
hot into the prepared lInseed oil, and lei it
II boli lor two or three minutes,
stirring il we'll. Let IL rest, decant the
composltlon, AID preserve II, when cold,
in we'll stopped bottles. After having pol
shed the wood IN which this yarnish is To
be applied, the wood is 10 have the desired
colonr To IL for example, for walnut tree.
"A slight coat Of the mixture of SCOT with oil
of turpcnilnc. When tins colour is per
icctly dry, lay on coat of vanish with
fine sponge, IN urder 10 distribute il equally.
Repeat these coats four times, always taxi
ing care to let one coat dry before the next
l. applied.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-10
Journal Of Foreign Medicine.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN, Jr. NJ
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE. NJ. ID.

| Il IT'S title indicates the Journaln now offer ed
TO the patronage olthe public, will be CON. uct
ei entney on the principle of Selection The
leading feature ot he plan, more distinct ly enun.
Grated, is To present at stated intervals sort OF
Synopsis OF the Foreign Magazines, Journals,
and Reviews, appropriated 10 Medicine and its
kindred Sciences.
No one will doubt theimportance ofthis de-.
sign, who Is conseIsant with the periodic a
| works OF Europe. As is incident to such pub
, 'icatlons, the matter which they contain is alto
gether OF a liked nature, and OF mel It's the most
unequal. They are vast field, where golden
wheat IS too oil en- chokedby useless or perni-
cIous tai es, ai.d where it imports us like the
prudent husbandman, to reject the one, and
hoard the other. These publications are,
moteorer, at tins time SO nume o,ts, so costly
and so difficult to lie procured, that ally they
can only be consulted by a large majority OF the
cultivators oil scieuceint the Unite State, thro
a medium s 3mewhat simla to the one nov
proposed. ltisthereiore meant to give an en-
tract 50 copous of their contents as not only to
exhibit the progress oilhe Physical Sciences a.
broad, butt to do away, in great degree, the
necessity olrecurring to the works themselves.
The content otthe Journal will be arranged
under the division of
l. Selected Papers.
9. Selected Reviews.
3. Medical and Philosophical Intelligence.
4 List oil New Publications.
ELhe wo' k Is publishe in numbers in Janna.
July, and October, forming yearly IA
large volume.
This journals continuation OF the Flee
trio Repelto,y, and was eommenc edn January,
1921.
PottiShea ',drierly--pTice Fou Douorsa year,
pdyabie in ddronce
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The whole VI thc FIRST edLiou having beesa
sold. the editor has been induced TO offer new
ole, 81, a more eniar ged ocalc, ny reason II the
many demands that have been made for the
work from various parts oithe Uuitea Sta e..
Tn favorable reception hat has been gwen
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grateful to he compile may be re-a dec as
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ancient lepubhcs raised monuments OF stone H.
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ten OF tuem. Inete az no est pr,de Z ong
~ 70 ,tthat constitutes d moral force Oh mt
nte "a ue totn-puollc weiiare.
Inc rco d elil n Will be much more valu
abie and iatei esliug nan the ntst, a, t wi -
tam many iHpJrtant characterize anecdote,,
ac newt before published, i those iu-t lous
men WHO acted d coh5 i.u Us pant in on 2lo-
fous Rev aluti N lhe Editor thinks il rtoper
to ad g., thai many gentlemen, II IN various
part OF the Union, have p omsed to furnish
OH maj s<etehe, ot on, most distinguished Re
Aoat.Iunafy oes, a. es and statcsmeu.
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ken tIom the Jour ais OF the Rev lutionary
Congress, as wei, ds the Constitution ofthe U.
S.ates--and the aledlctory add eas OF General
Washington, wnich the hrst edit on did not
contal, will give additional interest and value to
taewok
The first edition contained biographical
sket oh oi the character Of one huudred and
h'eeA individuals, aud it is expected the second
viii contain Il sketch OF the cnaractet, &c. OF
forty or fifty more, who have died since the
publication Of tue FIST edition.
Among many recommendations of the flis
EDITION, the publishe. will only give the follow
a.,
Mr.. NrLrs, in his Register, July l, 1875.
concluded an article on " ocho lByoks.n wuh
She following observations
:. have been led 10 these fee ron,rlzs. nv
! S}'ns my hand on vol ..ne atrly pabis ed
{! VI, Ersers at f. ,c-a. penn. cat,,cd " A
s'N ',og spmcal Dictionary, ontaio,r. the
\ VI ii" Ill emmett at, sn1n, tatrio :,
f"a'' and sa .es." 1t is oea,ly plinted, ana.
g" Jopinlon, one OF the best -ch#o boo Ks We
dvei or boys OF t ON | : 20 It yeats 81 --ana
aso, mighty interesting to those ore advanced
in yea,s. II has had. | am told. erv exten
svc male, and shall n I he sorrv to h.a, OF a
Se@ edition eve,v year"
NEw YonK, Ap il l6. l8I4--s1n-Next to
Che ible and hooks Of a moral anu ,.y,uI.
natu E. which onaht eve, to nave larye sh.us
., attention IN all our sctn oaiies Oh learning
10y any .nlns can be more 'ns'r ctive, ano
SeflaInly, nnthngcan ne MOI Z interesting to ar
m e
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A LIST OF LETTERS,

HemdIn,ng M The Post Office, ut Lynchburg
=, Ia, on the 3oh dagof September, 1873.
4-Frances II. Applebrrry, William A
c Allen, Joseph Anchor, Miss Charlotte Arm
strong, Edward Atkinson, Adler Arlington
{ John |. Amhler.
B-Wm. Boiling, Miss Eliza Booihc
! Christopher |. Bocock, Robert Banks ?
Capt. Henry Ballinger, lloni.l l.. Brown
Robert NJ. Boden, Mrs. Jane X. Boyd, JAS
Brown, Miss Sally II. Baughan, Hi Burch,
Ambrose Burford, Presley Bolry, Mathew
Bethany, James Byars, Rev. Thomas u.
Brame, John Boyd, hlessrs. Joseph Boyce
u Co, Edward Brown, Edmund Brown,
Matilda Burton, IA woman of colour, Mr..
Burton.
C-isicheson CuTe, Charles II. Cobbs,
Moses +. Cook, VIM. Chiiics, Rev. Walter
Christian, Mrs. Mary Crallc, William II.
Chaplain, Mrs. lsbcl Cannlgx Q, Peter e..
Camden, Rev. Joseph Carson, Pleasant
Greasy, Robert Camu, Reuben Cox, julius
CasaB Clerk superior couit chancery g.,
Doct. Geo. Cabcll, Minor Cox.
D-R,chard Dcarne,t &. Sons, Jane
Damcrson, Polly Davis, Samuel II. Davis,
Mrs. Susannah Douglas, Elizabeth Doug
las.
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F-Zachariah Freeman, Shelton Foster.
G-Janes Gillian, NiIIcroy s. Garner,
Benz. S, Gale, Henry S. Green, John Gar
rett, Daniel Gray.
H-Jesse Hare, Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Hill
John Hopper, John Holmes, Edv. Hughes
VIM. ID. Hill, John +. Hawkins, D,marcus
Xix, IL. II. Hurt, John Hockaday, Daniel
Hide, Ambrose IL. lIansard, Mrs Mcdg-
wich, Austin w. Hunter, Conrad llolstein,
Richard ID. Iiaden
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, Jonah Isbcl,
khody lrby, Timothy Johnson, Ives, Lew
IS & Go. 9, Inspectors Spring Warehouse,
VIM. Joiner.
h-Xach,iIle King 9.
L-James Lane, Cyrus NJ. LazclIo, John
S. Leyingston, James Lee, Mrs. Anne G.
L.amPkin, Capt. VIM. X, Lee, Mrs. Martha
+. Lee, Capt james l.. Lampkin, Doctor
Francis l.. Lee.
M-Jeremiah Murphy, Read Monigomc-
ry Y Co, Rev. W. l.. Martin, VIM. Massic
! B, Charles Mitchell, Thomas Moorman, Jr.
Mrs. Fanny Merchant, James Martin 4,
Richard =. Mass'e, john Martin 8, Rev.
Stith Mead 8, Eli Mayors, Edw. McCrcdic,
VIM. Maybrrry, james G. Moorman,
Mrs. Sarah Martin, Thos. S. McClelIand,
John Monallau, John Malone, Thomas N.
Mann Q, Henry Meredith, Andrew More.
land 8, Thomas Mckennedy, VIM. Mont
gomery, Jane Moss, a woman OF colour,
Edw. G.. Mansfield, Harvey Mitchell.
.N--Mrs. Rosenea NORTH, Spencer Nor
veil, Sr.
P-Beni A. Phillips, John D. Plunkett,
Mrs. Elizabeth Price, Charles Pritchard,
Jas. Pondcxtcr, Rev. Chas. Price, Dabnc.c
T. Philips, V. Peyton, Mrs. Mary c. Pen
dlefon.
R-E:F. RawsDn, Esq. Miss Sally Ram
sey, Robert Robinson, Johan Ride, Mr..
Rlsqne 9, Spencer Z. Reid, Philip Rohr,
Henry l.. Rose, VIM, Robinson.
,S-Tarleton Saunders, Ahner Scissor,
Capt. Eppes Span, James Stewart, John
W. schonk, Daniel Stratton, J.sqp Sam
mons, John Shcpherd
I-AtrnotcAd Truslow Q, Wm Thomp.
son, ST., AnsOn Tnslcy, Doctor Samuel
Taliafcrro.
,-Renj. yawter 2.
O-~Fountain Wells, Mrs Elizabeth A.
W dllams, Capt. John Warwick, Captain
elias Wills Luke " AIDE, VIM. Woodruff,
kobt. A. Wilson ., Capt. John l.. Wood
son, Jacob WOodsup, Adam White, T.. Y
Nimbush, Hardin Wash.
JOHN ID. MURREIl., z. NJ.
October ;. u3w .