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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-17
"A FRESH SUPPLY

NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
JAMES T.. e. X. BARRY,
uAVE this day received and are now
LII opening at their Cheap Cash Store,
| SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
Fancy and Staple articles;
which, with their purchases of last month.
render their assortment very complete
among which are the following -
| aLondon super blue and black cloths, do
super dark and gray MKT, brown and O..
live cloths, do black, blue coronation and
MKT cassineres, cassinets, white and CO.
lOred drillings, constitution and nenod
olive cords, cotton cassmeres, striped cot
ton Florentine striped satteens ribb'd An.
COLA cassimeres, white Jeans, plain and
twilled black bonn azetts, black Bomba
zeens, (uery superior case superior
London calicoes, A ga Ga super and
common cambrics, iaconet and null null
nusins. A and Ga plain, figured, and
tambored, Swiss, book, and ieno muslins,
fashionable London colored veStings,
plain and figured white Marseilles. French
and the real English figured black horen-
tine, figured gros de Naples, sinshaws,
sarsnet., Italian lutestring, white and black
satin, FIorences and LevantInes, Canton
and Nankeen black and colored grapes,
ia and 8.4 Naukeen Grape shawls, CO.
lored cotton shawIs and hdkis. celia hdkfs.
fancy silk do. Ia new and very beautiful
articIe,) white lace shawls, velveteen
scarls and handkerchiets, thread and cot
ton laces, linen cambrica and cambrIc hdkis.
Irish linens and lawns, dowlas, sheetng
Droghedas. and brown Hollands, Russia
sheetings, burlaps and Scotch Osnaburgs,
Madras, bandanna. and dag hdkfs. blue,
yellow, and red ground twilled cotton do.
chintz furniture, domestic plaids & stripes,
o oerds tsrnItSfm eo'orea ana wnlle
B. Ia q Marseilles quilts, steam loom SHIRT
ines. long cloths, damask table cloths q d.
mere. mems, women's,& misses cotton
hose mems halfdo. ingram black cotton DO
White black. blue, & pink Italian grapes,
nins. tapes, bobbins,silk & cambria buttons
.w'nr cottons Of every description,
,hreads. Italian sewing silks, ladies' and
misses kid and beaver gloves, mems SIR,
kid and Woodstock gloves, LADIES' white
and black silk hose, fancy Mantua ana
satin s ribbons, silk cords and brads, Chi
neal cords, elegant paraso!s and umbrel.
las, and a great variety OF other articles
in their line, which makes complete their
assortment, and do most respectfully 10,
wife their friends and the public, to call
and examine, promising that their store
hail always maintain the name OF the
C Ta C"sb Store. &C.. &R. B.
COTTON YARN,
If the Union Mandatory Of Maryland,
sold as usual, at the Baltimore prices OF
the day. may
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A Female Servant.
may 90

A NY person wanting well brought up
u female. servant, without any mcum-
,b,aocs can be supplied with one on APP
plication to the printer; CHAPMAN
81
july
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For Amsterdam.

Ia, The superior coppered ship Pc.
&CAHONTAS, Nath'l Rowland,
master; will have immediate Dispatch
100 hogsheads freight is wanted. Apply
20 VIM. FOWLE 4 co.
iune l9
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Mahogany s Flu rniture.

TNHE subscriber has on hand and fol-
Il sale, large quantity OF handsome
crotch and shaded ST Domigo Mohagany
in Logs, Planks and Boards, which he will
sell low for Cash. Also. on hand and for
sale, quantity of elegant
Fashionable Furniture,
warranted equal, if not superior, to any
in the District Consisting Of Sideboards
Ladies Secretaries, Gentlemep's Secreta-
tries and book cases, Ladies' Work Tab
bles, Dining and Breakfast Tables, Ward
robes, Bureaus. Clock cases, Wash stand
Candle stands, Bedsteads, Cradles, So
phas, Chairs, sc &c. which furniture he
will sell low tor cash, barter, or approved
notes.
All orders for furniture thankfully re-.
ceived and executed in the neatest and
most substantial manner. Orders from
the country, for materials, promptly atten-
ded TO.
.N.lTTRASSES MADE.
and all kinds OF upholstering done on the
cheapest terms WILLIAM GREEN,
Cabinet Maker, Royal street, nearly OPP
posite the market
FUNERALS
undertaken on The lowest terms.
july a II
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.H.lTTR.aSSES MADE,
For Sale,
For Sale,

A likely mulatto BOY, about 90 years
N old, good dining room servant
Inquire OF the Printer.
Iune 8. If
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To Rent,
To Rem t,
n Office.

ALL those who have claims against the
u late Arm of ANDREW JAMESON y Son,
are requested to present them 70 Tue SUI
ssriber; and those who have pee" ions
indie bted to it, will be expected TO MAKE
payment of their accounts when calieo up
an on ROBERT JAMESON,
JILL Surviving Partner.
July 10 u
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For Sale

FOR Sale.
ANDlNG this day, from the sloop
~ Henry, at Twins wharf,
80 hdds. prime retailing molasses
2 tierces Go. do. y
50 bbls. N. E. rum
81 boxes imperial g. gunpowder tea
z cases con'tg z ID. cannisters do. fresh
and Cfexcellent quality
IL bales low priced brown shirtings
bales dsnims. do. striped jeans
box straw hats
90 casks whale oil
loo kegs nails, assorted from I'D TO 4od.
Apply to A. c. CAZENOVE& co.
June 8
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Porter Ale & Cider.
TIME subscriber has now ready for de-
livery, and will keep constantly tor
sale, at the store formerly occupied 5y INF.
j. Green, at the oyster dock wharf, very
Best bottled Porter, lille amt
Grab Cider,
either by wholesale or retail Customers
in town may always have It ,,o,,,Dc
DELiVERED AT THEIR HooSEo
without any additional charge, as be has
a man employed for that purpose.
HIS LIQUORS WARRANTED G ~ ~,
always be supplied, on the shortest notice
and very bes. terms. A general
assortment Of Groceries
~, o. 600 lbs HOPS, Just received and
ioi sa, % AGENT.
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Lemons, Whiskey, &c.
100 boxes fresh Sicily lemons
10 do oranges
Is bags Fiiberts
do English walnu's
~ casks Superior
80 boxes { Goshen cheese
10 sperm candles
6 do Italian paste
80 good whiskey -, :,
Just received per schooner BliaScEs:smIth1,
and for sale by SAM. MESSEkSMlIH.
NAV 10
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mo. $685.

Imperial Gunpowder lea.
OHN II. LADD & co. have recei-
- we'd per the Alto, and offer tor sale,
s 6ass, Chests IMPERIAL TEA
cases containing 20 two ID. cannisters
gunpowder tea
june Z
Brittania Ware and Iron.
John H. LADD g. CO. have received
= per schr; Rising Sun and offer Tor sale,
! barrel: brttania ware Of superior quail
ity. Also,
2tons American iron
june 7
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-16
BY THE MAILS.


From TIE Wilmington, Del HyafchmGn.
CANALS.--Mr. Jonas p. Fairlamb, Of this
Borough, has discovered an important i'm
pruvement Tor saving and rcappiying water
20 canal locks, for which he has obtained Let.
tiers Patent from the United States.
This improvement we understand e be as
fellows the application of a horizontally
parttioaed reservoir or Cistern e. the side Of
the Lock. with valves communicating with
the diiierent chambers Of the cis,ern, in the
side Of the Lock, and corresponding with those
chambers--taose valves are 50 constructed as
to throw open at once space 20 each cham
Der OF the cistern in succession OF from 90 10
20 square feet, according 70 the length Of the
lock, opening and shutting ia succession from
top 10 bottom whom empty ing, and from bot
tom Ia top when filling The Lock. By this
Improvement the lock ell b. emptied and hi-
lei mach sooner than locks UPON the common
construction, ia consequence Of the large spa
ces thrown open for the water 20 pass from,
ARID return to the lock, and with perfect safe
ty. Ia no case will those valves be To be o
pened with greater head OF water than two
chambers whsn eFnPtying. and one when fili-
ing the lock. These chambers may be so
constructed a. to save and reapply almost ans
given quantity Of the water usually lost
This cistern IS 90 40 entirely aldsrent con-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-16

M0VDAY, December 8.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Eaton, on
Friday last, was taken up Tor consideration.
Il provided for the choice, by ballot, OF five
members, TO act as charm n Of the five most
important committees, with power 90 Oh a.
their own, and select the meu6ers Of the re-
naming committees. Mr.. Barbour proposed
to amend Mr.. Eaton's resolution 30 as 20 give
the power of appointing committees d the
presiding officer OF the senate. This anne nd
snent was agreed 10, and the resolution as
amended was ordered to a third reading.
THE rule Of the Senate has, heretofore,
been 10 elect its standing committees. at tie
Of each session, by bal 4
Inconvenience have been found 10 attend
this mode Of election; and it IS now proposed
that the Senate adopt the practice Of the
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BosroS, ID &c. u.
FROM SMYRNA AND GIBRALTl

FROM SMYRNA AND GIBRALTAR.
Capt Williams. who arrived yesterday, left
Smyrna on the 30th ofSept. and Gibraltar on
the 2Gth Oct.
We have been politely favored with Smyr-
ma Papers TO Sept %.
The Papers represent the Greek cause as
in an unpromising situation. The Turks had
taken possession Of Athens which was desert
ed at their approach. Great dissentions exist
amsng the Patriots, and several Of the Grecian
Islands we're at variance. The Captain Pa
cha, had accomplished nothing withhis squad
ron but seemed to treat the threats or at
telnpts Of the feet Of his enemy with indifer-
ence. Some OF the islands had offered him re-
freshment. lie seems 10 pursue a conciliato-
~ policy. Bot one Of the Pacha's had com
mitted some exceSsse on land.
The Turkish Fleet had left the coast OF The
Morea, and proceeded to Mytelene. where il
was at the last date. The Admiral said he
LEFT the Turkish affairs IN a prosperous train
in the Marea, that $4,000 Turks were there,
that the Greeks had retired 10 the mountains,
aad Misoionghi wason the point Of surrender
log.
Twenty two Greeks, accused OF being Pr
rates, had been sent from smyrna to Constan-
Tin ,ple.
An English ship, with twenty Members of
the late Spanish Cortas, sailed from Gibraltar
Oct. %, Cor Cork--snd brig, also With pas
sengers, was To follow, in few days.
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Arrivals N Boston and New York. furnish
dates from Liverpool 10 Nov 8 London 4 Par
>, 20 5th and 9th Frem smyrns, papers have
been received 10 the 1eth September, ard from
Gibraltar to The 9Th October and CsdGz ac.
counts % 2sgh Oct
The war IN spain, u appears, had nearly end.
ca, and the Frrnch troops after leaving garrisous
IN Cadiz end other places, were vraaaslly -.
turning home. The Spanish king bad not reach.
ed bis capital, but was expected there sometime
IN November. Riego was uadrr accusation for
high treason. aud charged with other crimes and
misdemeanours, but had not been tried. Nina
bad capiluiated.
Il Is again reported in Paris, that the Marquis
De "a Faycttc intendsvisiting the Uuifes State..
Papers from smyrna represent the Affairs w
the Turks as tranquil and prosperous, and those
Of the'Greeks as disordered and hopeless h will
be recolierted, however, that sccounts from this
place have been generally partial and exaggera-
ted against the Greeks, aad the present state
ments from that quarter evidently abound i'm
misrepresentation
Further items viii be found below.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-16
OUR SIDE FgEKg

The town OF Portland, much 70 its credit, ~
we'll as convenience, has expended considera-
bic sums of money for several years past in mu-
king substantial and permanent side walks we
are, being very much Of the pedestrian eharac.
ter, altogether in favor Of these valuable ian
provements, and wish 70 have ibis utility made as
extensive as possible. The season 81 SHOWS has
now arrived, and unless some method is system
aticaly adhered to for clearing them as early I'M
possible after 4 storm, we shall for d long tine
be almost entirely deprived Of the use Of this
safe and desirable wayfare. II can be Of but Hill
tie trouble 10 individuals 10 clear the sidewalks
before their own tenemeuts, and we hope some
method viii be adopted, by those who have the
power and means, 10 cause a c0nstAnt way Nd
be kept open for foot passengers, Nv which they
can proceed in safety, without being annoyed b.
those sons Of Jchu who are 90 ready 10 @t0uch
the Leaders in all our streets
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-16
POETRY.


AMk ADV AkHE*En.
y Tht rsrid i chanr'df n
The world = chang'd ~ scarcely kaow-
Bat sinee The days Of childhood were.
The streams q life seem not ID aow
with such . bright and laughing rlow.
Nor yet through fields as fair.
The world y ehaagd.--I once could Sc
cheerful light IN every eve.
There was not then brook or tree
But had some secret charm Cor me-
thought twould never die.
But things have chang'd - suarrelv feei
One transient answer III nv breast
To al those scenes, whose fond appeaI
Was wont % TRANQUILITY 70 steal
Into ny bosom's rest
The world is chang'd The scenes lov'd.
The hopes cherish d In my heart,
Have All alike their promise provd---
False hgiit 10 all Their mirrors NOV d.
They came but 70 depart!
The world Il chang THAT life az psase--
Bright sketch nay early fancy drew -
The calm retreat Of happiness
Hope usher'd TO my glad embrace
Have faded from my view.
The world y chang q And all the light
u deign'd to shed upon my path,
Is Ike the meteor of the night
Il CLEANS a moment--then lis light
l. clos in blaclxer wrath.
The world Is ehang'd ~ would not STAY
In such false aud 6ckle star
lis dark and darker every day
Oh had wings 60 soar away,
I'D bear my flight affair."
WII.FRIn
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FOREIGN NEWS.
NRw-YoRx Dec. 3

NEw-YoRK. Dec. Q.
The corvette ship GESEaAL BnowN, Can't.
Skiddy, arrived within the Hook Yesterday
from Csdlz, whence she sailed on the 2sth DC
tober. Severalofher passengers reached town
last night, from whom we have obtained the
following particulars;
The city Of Cadiz remained in quiet posses
sion OF tile French, and the utmost tranquil
ity prevailed and commercial operations
we're conducted under the same laws and reg.
ulations that existed previous 10 the entry o.
the French army.
The Governor Of Cadiz. DoNsAY, recently
appointed BY the King, in the discharge Of his
functions, had proceeded with so much cruelty
against certain constitutionalists, that the
French commandant questioned him as 10 hi.
authority. The Governor took il in high dud
geon, words ensued, and the result was that
Just before the General Brown sailed, the
French commandant not DOLLY arrested him
bot by force Of arms sent him across the
Bay.
King Ferdinand had left Seville, but did not
proceed towards Madrid.
Nina still held out, and the constitutional
ists ID CATALONIA remained 10 force but il was
supposed they would be compelled to submit
Riego had not been executed, and doubts
were entertained as to his ultimate fate.
MIR. Nelson, the American Minister tc
Spain, bad returned from Mahon, was al
Gibraltar, and hourly expected at Cadiz-
Mr.. M'Ilvain, a passenger in the Gen. Brown
Is bearer Of dispatches from MIR. Appleton
our charge des affairs, and will proceed thi,
day to The seat Of government
Business at Cadiz, was very dull, and the
markets forbiding. An American schooner
had just arrived there with cargo Of 1our
which was sold for FIVE dollars barrel.
Our imlormants add that they heard nothing
Of the reported expedition said to be destined
for South America.
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

n text from which that numerous class Of
political remarkers, the editors of newspapers.
have taken occasion to enlarge, for the inStruc-
ton and entertainment of a still more numerous
lclass-tbeir readers. In our last we made some
brief and very general remarks which occurred
on the hasty perusal we were enabled to give il,
on is first appearance. We consider II one OF
the most interesting documents President Mon
roe has ever presented in the course of his ad-
ministration but from its general pIainness and
simplicity, MOI requiring much illustration We
shall not, therefore, in prosecuting our remarks,
pretend TO give particular analysis, or minute
examination OF the various subjects embraced in
this annual expose but shall content ourselves
with touching upon what we consider the most
important points suggested for the consideration
Of Congress.
The most conspicuous and comprehensive
principle exhibited 10 this message, is that which
relates 70 the rights and duties OF this govern
ment ia regard to the enforcement of colonial
systems which may be adopted by European
powers over existing or future political cstab-
lishments in this hemisphere. The message here
exhibits boldness and elevation Of tone, which
win find advocates in all who are proud OF our
own institutions OF government, and have an
honest desire TO extend their beneficial influence
Nor can il be denied that from the course We
have already taken, having acknowledged the
independence Of the South American Republics,
something more may be reasonably expected
than mere good wishes. There can be no ques-
ton that our interest win be felt in having good
neighbours, and that every motive OF policy
would prompt US to aid as far as In our power,
those people whose political and civil institutions
are gradually maturing and approaching the
high standard Of our own, since they have en-
barked In the experiment of self government,
initiating that In which these States have been 80
eminently successful. The Only consideration
Of importance in this view Of the subject seems
to Dc, how far the powers and resources Of our
country win enable as TO second our good wish
Is TO the rising hopes Of sister republics.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-16

PnIIADEs rElA, Dec y.
MURDER.--We understand, saws the lat
number u the frIedens Bottle. that a rnan,
John Sanmernan, who lives beyond the Blse
mountains, on the borders Of Lehigh County,
last week committed the sorrid deed Of mur-
dsriAg his oara daughter. a young woman a
bout twrntY years Of age
A marriage which the daughter in,ended
70 contract. and which was disapproved BY
the father, Is said 10 have 0ccasi0ned this hor.
rid evenL
DEc. S.--On Saturday last, Chief Justice
Iilghnan, passed sentence On Horatio John
Ball. aged IL years only, for killing Benjamin
Aoihneux. bis school mate. aged II years
he was sentenced 70 10 years imprisonment
part Of which time he is to be confined il
the solitary cells.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-16

SURRENDER or B.4RCELO.g.8-b b. Erpress.
:" Badslona. near BaEcelons, Oct %, p. NJ.
An Armissice was signed yesterday, and
this day Articles OF Capitulation have been
accepted for the surrender Of BarceIona, 10
include the garisons and fortresses or Hostai-
rich and Tarragona.
Nina has declared that the King Of Spain
may depend on his fidelity and devotedness.
Our troops are marching 70 occupy all the
Notifications. Pice Z Roi 20
PARrs, Nov. 3. Gen. SAN MrsuEL Is dead
of his wounds--It il said he accelerated
their mortality.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-16

Received from the selsclmen OF G0rhAm,
one hundred and thirty dollars and srty-fve
cents In cash, and three bales Of clothisg, valu-
ed AZ two hundred and sixty-nine dollars and
seventeen cents, collected in that town, ior the
relief Of the Wiscasset and Alma sufferers also.
one other bale OF clothing, &c. valued at twenty
FIVE dollars and seventy-hve cents, donation
from the GoFham Female Benevolent Society,
70 said sufferers also one boz, containing cloth
ing, &c. valued at fourteen dollars and hfty-nine
cents a donation from the Buxton Female
Charitable Society, 10 said sufferers, % be for
wsrded the first opportunity.
Dec. II, 1928. G. B. BROOKS & SON.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-16

Executive Pardon.--The President Of the u
niied States has, agrceably % the recomnen-
datIon Of the Jury, at the late special Circuit
Court held 10 this town, granted pardon 10
Manuel Cartaoho, condemned 10 death BY that
Court FOR piracy. The warrant for hls dis
charge was received yesterday BY the Depu-
ty Marshal, VIM. Loyal, Esq and forthwith
eXecuted.--NoUolk paper.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-16

incrHidiaries hre fresh in CIV mensorv The rn.
emiea NJ 1enerBl jackson errlainra Iau.liy
assinsi hii occupation 81 neutrsi fegr,fory. q
ihey chose ip Cali M, ami rlniHnea inr the hFi-
gaHhs nh0 had Tia defiance la rprEy law WI no
ciety, the privileges ~ AmeEicHn ciiirens ihas
endeaForing 10 make those forms which are DE-.
vised ior the safety "a iHnnrrmrr, snhArrvirnf ta
the escape u ths blacklist Eaiit Eut the rrp.
FeseHiafifes 81 the people have decided ia favor
ul lhs General aad that decision has been ar
proved Nv thr general sentiment "a the nhiAou
Even the British Ministry has utkn0Nirdrrd,
thai the punishment 81 Afhb1istrr and Araufh
net waE mefitrd M their crimes, and consistent
with the law Ut nations.
The conduct 81 General jackson, when com.
rirsioned 10 receive possession pt Fiurida, nn
the ctssi0n III that province IN spain has iur-
nished a new prctencs Tor viiilhcation and abufr
The Spanish officers. il rxonid seem, rad been
induced ~ take thr land evidences ui ihe prov
ince ing0 their posses i0n, with view. A y uu-
derssood, Of future emuiAment hy selling them
10 the land owners They were stepped in this
neiari0us transaction, by The yiE0E and prompt
itnde Of the American commander, who, disre-
Eardiug their tricks and evasi0ns, - well Aa
their ridiculous pleas NJ privilege and uiHrmi
dignity, seized on their persons, and compelled
them 10 deliver up the records ia qnession. To
those who have crnsured him for this. 4 may hwy
sufficient 10 mention, thar The Toss vi Che land
evidences OF a single county, in one Of the States
would be productive Of incalculabie damage to
IA inhabitants would add, that the waninn
destruction OF satisfaction ~ such ev licences
IS made highly penal, IN every vel regulated
society"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-16

NEW YORK, Dec. y.
We learn. by the sch. Flying Chiiders, that
about 1000 Colombian troops passed Chagres,
Oct. 18th, from Carthagena, on their way to
LANA. Others were expected for the same
destination, TO aid in driving the Spanish
troops from Peru.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-16

Remarkable Coincidence.--A late I.ondor
paper mentions the trial, conviction, and exc
cutlon Of a man named John johnson, for the
murder ola person Of the name Of James Muir
Tdy.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-16

PORTLAND. TUESDAY. DEC. Is, Is23.

Important RlaRour-The New York Gazette
Of Friday last, states that a rumour was preva-
lent at Baltimore, that Mr.. Rush had been re-
quested by the British cabinet, TO inquire of our
government, if the United States were willing
ny attempts on the part of the holy alliance, to
subjugate the Spanish republics in South Ameri-
ca and as a rliR01T we give it.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-16

The executive council of this State, met yes
terday, TO examine the return Of votes for Sena.
tors We have not yet ascertained the result.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-16

Sercre Gale al Easiporf.--fn the nieht Of Thurs
day evening, She 4th inst was fell M that place
mOrs severe gale 81 wind from the southwest
ward, than has been experienced there Cor many
years. Almost an the vessels in the haFbpr were
driven from their anchorage, and several went
ashore, and were more OF less injured.