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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-15

Cprnsy II E4sbdags U Nude ,Frssfs
rs now opening for fate al sztenive adortmeni
Woolen, Cotton, ant SILK Goods,
which will be fo'd very cheap for Cath only
conffting 10 part OF
Black blue, brown and bronze Wen of Englsnd
8ROADCL0THs
Black, blue, brown, olive and mix'd Broad Cloths
very cheap .a
Common and low priced ditto
supesnne aud common cAssIadERES
Coatings--Toisin aud svanidnwn yclings
Flanneis and Baixes--Swanikins--B Bookings
Plane and twilid BoRbazssts, all colours
Scotch and Tartan plaids-fgured Ratsinsste
Napkln and Cation Grapes
Hsssk white and pink. Isassan Grape
Etegant green and blue Table Cisths
Imitasion< cailimere, fix and chintz Shawls
A 4 and > Colerain Lnens--Brown Hollands
Caiicoes-e Ginghams, very cheap
Linen and cotton Cambrics--PelIHe Flannels
Queens Cloths--PantsloonD Draws
Black white, 1ate and lead Worried Hofe
Back aud olive Vel1ets--back and celored Velvet
Bindings
Ribbons an adortment-Mufiins
Gentlemen's worried and lambs wool Hofe
White black and coIoured Levantines
Florence Silks, all colours
Beaver and fix Gloves--Line8 Beaver Cloves
Bu,tons--fewing SiIk-Cotton Balls TIC. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-15
Cheap Fail & Winter Goods
JUST RECEIVED AND ron SALE BIT
ELIAS KELSEY,
Nn 4 MInnLE.

No 1, MIDDLE, STREET,
CONSISTING of fuperfne black, blue. olive
- green and mixed BROAD CLOTHs--lcw 4
priced dlsto--milled ADD Jingle CbSSIAdBREs va
rious coors--Dufis Is, Plains, Serges-blue olive,
green and drab Petite Cloths; Queens Cloth---
black, brown, olive, orange cinnamon, green and
red 5oMBAZETTS--Wil Bores-2 bales Fan
mel, very cheap-white and coofed Cambrics
Dimo,les, null add ieno Muaius, nice-Eorences,
Luflri0gs and Sarfoelts, black olive, green pink
cinnamon and other co!ors--4 a, 6 z and eie-
gant Elk Shaws, ga Merino aud CAihmere do
white, black, green and iczrei colors-7 and
4 mi,ation Patch do-ihell * fancy Flair Combs,
pandses Merino TrimDings, Scotch and Tartan
rlads--green, craage AID sezF4eS hgurea kassins
ssxs-- 6. 7sog 10 als-4 Role Ei2nkkss---s swan
fxn Swanfdewa AID Fancy Veitings Florentne
do ladies and gentIemen's white, black and fate
Worried HOSP ladies kid and fix CLOVES
eentlemea's white kid and elk do--Imperial, gilt
and ,na,heman coat and veh BUTTONS-beii do
black and drab fix vELvET-pantaloon Drawers
with and without feet-Copper Plates-india Cal
icoes CINGHAMs; flag and bandanna fix
HA NDK ERCHIEF MADRAS and pull
car, do-iewing iIk, Twin Pins.NeedIes &c,
...ALso ON RANDI.
AN extensive afIortment of American manu-
faelured GOODs--anong which are the follow
| ing
1000 ID. Warp Yarn, Nos, from 6 to 20
| 5000 yards Beaehed ehirtiags and Sheetings
| 1000 do unbeached shirtings
800 do shee.tngs
| 500 do shaker anirtings
! go doz Hair Combs
/, $50 NJ cut Tacks from IL to Is OF
! / so do Brads do i.2 to 1.2 inch
Red and copperafs Yarns &c,
Bedtckings from go to sj6 per yard
Broadclo,hs STRIPES and Checks
Prislf Cloa,hs y Cotton Ksrfeys
sassinetts Diapers 64
Gnghams Threads
Cotton Balls.
| Floor, Hearth. Head, Duff and Clothes BRUSHES
/ W Country Merchants may as uiual be accom-
modated with the above Goods on the moft reaion
able terms. for caih or approved credit
| Nov. IL. ft)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-15
Seasondbte Goods,
Are Just received and offered for sale by
JOHN l.. STORER,

Ne l, UNlUN KUN
roNsTsTING of fupsrhne black blue, brown'
z A coffee bronxe green and other colours Lon
don BROADCIoTHS, great variety OF mild
ling aud low priced ditto; fupernne ano common
black blue mix d. drzb. and other coioafs hos'e
and double mild caiiimeres Cords olsck, ~n1e'
red, green and yellow Flannels and balzes; 2,
Sd and s.4 dnte; Swanfk'ns piain' twh'eo. hg
nred and pEaid Bombazetts; WIldbores, Psntaloon
Drawer. avariety of veliirgs; cotton Haodkes
chief. elk and cotton ditto /; Turkey red Basdan
oas; Inaitation Shawls mourning ditto; nix and
<orton dirso an alortment plain add twdld cot
ION shawis; black aud white Milliaettts; black
blue. mixed brown sad Srab Stockiugnett; 26, %,
lad % iarh ecilou UmbFssssss vtry tine gsnglsaas
dire tsatsee saccs : - nthsiE SseAtEss aaAe1
hfc~n Ltnens; a variety of rfasn and tanboafed
book mull leno ADD other Fancy Mullins, e6ss2 |;
checkd, ftripd and corded Cambricks; team
loom and co.srain Shiriings olive brown, black
brown and other colours Queens Petite Cloths (;
cambrick and common rocket handkerchief
black and co!oured Sincaaws; SaFdnetts back,
white and coloured Florence Silks ;twiiied ditto
Nankn, Canton and Italian Grapes; black fix
Handkerchief Fiorentine; Bomoazines; Rib
bons Furuifures ladies' black, white and Hate
worried Hoie n,en's mixd black and white di'to
elk Hole: mens worried and lambs wool Hall
t10ie !; back and coioureo sewing DIX And hWiit
Bali Twili Spittlefeld Handkerchiets; Bandan-
IA checkd elk, ard iighr and dark flag diSto
Linen Canloricks; Cotton Balls; Hunters Ciosh
variety Of CsIicoes and G,nghams black white
and colonred CambrIcs; Coaflpgs; Dufhss drab
and blue Ketlsys--Linens--z large afior meut q
meas wonen's and children's beaver, KID and hik
fapes--plan and figured Rattinetts--
Dimties-- india Cottons-twiIrd and checked era
vas - efe Bsankets--Inperia' fix Buttons green
crimlon fcaret orange and grey figured feae
Flannels--white and black lace Veiing-Faefory
shiriings, Checks. and 1hreads-Sattinetss-B
dings, SC &c.
lew prices for Cath only.
sar Purchafers are RESPECTFULLY invited to CALI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-15

o be Ter thstahr nory brick Houle ard Sta
bes In Ssco Giuased upon the Maine ftreet
!, has always been occupied as a Tavern, and 10 as
good ltsnd there 10 in Saco.
Atss-To be Ter Dwelling Houfe. Slaughter
Honls aud other bui.dings and Tan Watts, with two
acres Of Land and good Orchard near Springs
Bridge in lais Saco Il hs1 been occupied for
saaning and bueherng number of years. and
isan excellent nand for both immediate po6ei-
ion may be had Of both preniles. Further IN
formation may be had BY applying TO the fubicri
Der B Either Of the above Prenilss nay be
rurchsfed OF moaerase terms and long credit with
good fecuriiy. DANIEL CLEAYES.
8ddefora Jan 81 tf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-15
ITNCOLN DISTRICT.
KENNEBEC DISTRTCT.

Gen. Dearborn formerly lived in this town,
and of course, is well known His old neigh-
bours who had often acresiied with him before,
knew him to be very good surveyor Of roads, but
never thought of his becoming a Governor al
though since he left the banks of the Kennebsc he
has, By Of fat Offices become rich and PROUD
and rides in bis coach and four.-Halt0lceEt Gas.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-15
JOSEPH Johnson.

No 2, EXCHdNGE- STREET,
TT rs. iuif received from the auai faIes, al
Il IL New York. 40 additional fupply of
GOODS,
which will behold as auction priees-conhlfing of
handfome afoHmeat of Bombazetts--Peiffe
Cloth Worried ofe-Flahuels-Angola Gloves.
-Csieoes-Cambrics Mullins Silks Inland
kerchiefs-- 2ibbons--Siii Hole--Silk Gloves
Lace Wells Kid Gloves Merino rrimmings--
Italian Crape-Linen Cambric--Line Cambria
Handketchiefs--shawis ard a variety Of Other
goods. a. Mach ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-15
Dissolution of Copartnership.
THE Copartnerihip heretofore exiting under
- the firm of
SMITH & MARCH.

il by mutual content dnoved this day All per
TONS having any demands againlt or are indebted to
fsid firm or either ofthem in private account, are
reqaeltsd to call and fette with WILLIAM SMITH,
who is duly authorized IS fett'e the fame.
E1r Il being particularly neeeGary that their con-
Germs lhould be Immediately fettled and perions ia-
dehted or having an unfettIed account with the
firm or either OF them, are requeited 10 call with
out delay and fettle the fame by note or cath
WILLIAM SMITH,
WILLIAM MARCH.
Portland, Feb. %, 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-15

4 two story HOUSE, with third of sn scre
OF Land, and 80 apple frees ahsreon ihs'
bears, situated near Psesumpscst bridge on The
lower post road good stand for uadsr-
which sill be sod on good terms apply 10
OLIVER KNIGHT, On the premises
&slmolkh, Mssch Is. (f)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-15

T'AKEs this opportunity to inform his friends
add cuitomers Ia, he flill continues to tran(act
buGnefs al bis old hsnd in Fore. Street, head of
Long What. la'ey occupied by Smith s March.
where he conifanty keeps general aaortment of
Vest India Goods Sc Groceries.
Perfona attendance given from furri(e to o.
clock, p. M. and the fmaI!eit favor gratefully &C
knowi, dyed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-15
PAINTS, &c.
B. & IL. BUTMAN.

MIDDLE STREET,
LAVE jua received, and offer for fae,
l. l. &c esik. London White Lead,
S do do Red do
10 do French Yellow OGRE
6 do Spsnfh Brown
8 Hhds. do White
10 Bbls LinCeed Oil
5 do Spirits Turpentine
$50 WI. yerdigrife
9 cafes iuperior Cum Cepal
puncheon Olive Oil
Bbls. Gator do
40 boxes Windfor Soap
5000 feet Window Cizis
Gold and Silver Leaf--Copal Warmth
Venetian Red--Engiiih Lamp Black
Prui1ian Blue--Cum ohellac
Patent Yellow, &c.
Together with general afortment of
Medicine and Dye-Stufs,
which will be fold cheap for Cath or approved
credit. 9w 6P'H
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-15

American Manufactured Goods.
No 7, MgBsy'.- RoU.
JOSEPH POPE, zgen: FOE Atmy u B,0w", of
| Providence, who keep him eonftantly fuPPed
from their long known and we'll eAabiifhedFact
ry at Pawtucket. with general afortmsnt of
american Cotton Goods,
coNslsTIEG or
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
SO sthreaded white & color d Stocking Yarn
white and colored lewing Cottons
shirtngs ings-Checks-Stripes
Observation-Disclosures Ticking, SC.
nc Shopkeepersin town and country and peo-
pie in general who wih to furnifh themfelves with
the above articles, will befupplied at the Factory
prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-15
Nathaniel & Luther Dana,

A CENTS for the Amfbury Nail Factory Co
A keep conitantly on hand large aGortment of
Cur Nails. which they offer for faie at the Bolton
prices. ALSO
Have a con6gnment of PoTAsH KETTLEs from
the Foundery of Col, Leach, which are iuppoied
10 he the ben thai are made in this country
Jan Ill tf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-15

LONDON, JAN. 2o.-In the Commons
an amendment to the addrefs ia aniwer
10 the Regents Speech was moved BY
MIR. Ponfonby, couched in the ufual Ian
guage of the oppoEtion. After long
debate, in which Mr.. Canning appeared
as the prominent Speaker on the part OF
the Miniifry, the Houfe divided
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-15

JAN. al Lord Cochrane gave notice,
that on the 9Th March he ihould move
for bill TO abuhfh inecnres, and reduce
fa!aries.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-15
MORE NEW GOODS.
JOSEPH HARROD,

Garner IF E4sbazgs u Nude frssfs,
now orening for fate sn extenhve s1ortment
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06
British Vest Indies.

A report having been in circulation
that some of the British Islands have
been opened to American vessels, we
have ascertalned that the rumOr arose
from letters Of the t2th of July, from
Montscrat; which state that the Isl.
AIDS Of St. Kits and Nevis are open.
ed to the importation Of American
produce, in British vessels, from the
Islands Of st. Eustatia and ST. Bar
thOlomews.
Prices of flour, at Montserat, July
t2. S22; corn meal $40. AT Grenada,
II. Z. .Mer. idvt.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06
St. N1ary's county,
18th July, 1917.
Hall's Cultivation.

The following strongly authcntica-
ted certificate has been forwarded to
us for publication by very respecta-
bic friend, who says its truth may bu
certainly relied on, as indeed We should
have been certain from the signatures:
We the undersigned have this day
personally attended to the gathering
and measuring a portion of the best
|of an experiment according to Mr..
Jno. Halps plan of cuItivating Indian
Corn, on MIR. George l.. Brent's
farm, and do hereby certify that the
yield. as gathered, and measured in
our presence, was at the rate dftwen-
|iy three and three fourths barrels to
the cultivated acre. or one hundre,
and eighteen bushels and three perks,
We also certify that the ground on
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06
Public Vendue.

The subscriber being about TO remove
from the state Of Delaware, will expose
to sale, for cash, at his dwelling house in
the town 1T New Castle, on Tuesday the
18th instant, all his household and kitchen
furniture consisting of beds, bedsteads
and bedding breakfast, dining, and card
tables chairs. &c.-The furniture is Of
good quality, principally new and in
good order; new eight day clsck four
stoves-one of 10, one of 9, and one of 6
plates also, one open stove, with sundry
other articles too tedious to cnumerate.
He will, also, on the same day expose
to sale, his two Brick dwelling houses
and lots in The town of New Castle afore-
said, either toEether or separate to suit
purchasers. The sales to begin at 10
O'Clock on said day, when attendance will
be given and the terms made known, by
William Carrigan.
Newcastle, August 6, lSl7.-at.
N. B. All persons indebted to the SUBJ
|scriber are requested to make payment
on or before the day of sale and those
to whom he is indebted to present their
accounts for settlement. VIC.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06
Norfolk, July 26.
Inhuman Traffic.

The schr Louisa, which arrived al this
port on the 22d of last month, under
Dutch colours, from St. Bartholomew
was, on Saturday last, seized for selling
four efher erew, (Btacks) as SLAVES. l,
is generally believed, that the Louisa was
fitted out as Carthagsnian
privateer, and assumed that or any Other
as circumstances might re.
quire.-rhe Negroes that she sold have
beed stopped, and are lodged in the jai
of Elizabeth City, N. C.-They are sold
to some Georgia spectators. The cap
tain ofthe Louisa, Remson, has made his
escape. Hotel X. X 6o0k.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06
$500 Reward.

Escaped from the Public Jail of New.
Castle County, on the evening of Sunday
the 9th day Of July last, negro Servant
named DAVID, abeu, feet or inches
high, athletick, we'll made, and very &C
tive, of a light color for negro and hsa
Ia scar upon the back of one of his hands
His clothing consisted of ,wo pair OF Pam
falcons, Zone Of nankeen the other Of
colored domestic an old waistcoat, muslin
shirt, and an old wool haiti is supposed
that he will change his name, as re once
broke Jail in Easton, in the year 1916,
and assumed the name OF Harry, and
was afterwards taken in Pennsylvania
and committed to New Castle Jail, as a
runaway. The above Reward willb civ.
en- to any person experimenting the said
Negro and delivering him at the public
prison of New Castle County, state Of
Delaware.
Edmund w. Barker.
New Castle, Aug. l.-6-4t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06
Norfolk. July 80.
From the Mediterranean.

Anchored IN Hampton tSOads, yes
terday afternoon, the u. s. Ship Al
|ert. h. L. Kennedy, Esq. Commander
|57 DAYS from Gi:raItsr. 'rhrouglithr
|politeness Of Captain Kennedy and
five of tile officers. who zane up lat,
last night in - pilotboat. we are in
|dchcd for the following information.
fhe Alert left Mal.on the--May.
and touched at CHR altar. whence she
sailed for the United States on the sd
June. and arrived off ST. Mary's on
Ilha 18th inst. since which she has
been beating on the coast, endeavoring
ito make this port. She was abreast
Of the lighthouse on Monday, waiting
for a pilot.
The t'rjgate United States had sail
cd the day previous tor Mahou. with
our Consul, Mr.. Shaler. on board.
who was not in good health.
The United Si.,cs ship Erie, was
behind the Rock.
Two lndiamcn. (namcs not KNOWN
from Northern ports of the u. States.
were at Gibraltar, one of them having
on board Mr.. r. W. Bainhridge,
nephew of commodore Dainbridge,
who has arrived here in the Alert.
We learn with much regret, that
capt. Walter Stewart, late comman-
der Of the Alert, died at Mahon on
the 18th Of May last the day after
his arrival at that place--and Lieut..
G. w. Spooner. Of the Washington.
about the last Of the same month
lieut. Dudley, also had paid the debt
OF nature,
The following U. S. vessels we're at
Mahon, when the Alert sailed-The
Washington ~, undergoing repairs; fri
|gate Constellation, and ships Peacock
and Spark. The officers and crews of the
squadron were in good health the frigate
U. States or ship Erie was to sal! for the
~. States with dispatches, in about a
month after the Alert.
The following officers of the squadron,
icame passengersin the Alert:
Lienlenants Pierce, Rousseau, Ramsay,
Gaunt, Connover, Belt, Forest, Boorman,
Jas. Nicholson, Ten Eick, Breese, and
Nuby.
Midshipmen Cooke, Nixon, Montgom-
|ery, and Lee.
Lieut.. Rousseau is bearer of despatch
les from com. Chauncey, and lieut.. RAM
say from Mr.. Shaler. to government.
Our informants heard nothing of the
|outrages said to have been recently com
united on the coast of Algiers under the
sanction ofthe Dey.
Commodore Chauncey was on the eve
Fof departure for an excursion to Rome,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06
From the Boston Chronicle and Pa.
triOt, July 80.
Latest From Lisbon.

Yesterday arrived at this port the
ship Thomas Epes. Ellery. master,
in As days from Lisbon, with $4,000
for the u. States Bank, and $4,000
for the owners and sundry others.
Cargo salt and fruit, to d & l Sar-
gent.
About June the list. a number of
persons were arrested in Lisbon on a
charge of conspiracy to overthrow
the government. among whom were
many OF the FIRST inhabitants of the
city. No passenger or supercargo,
can land in Lisbon, unless he brings
a passport from the Portuguese Min
lister or Consul. A violation Of this
subjects the vessel TO detention, and
the captain to difficulty.
An expedition Of a irisatc and two
small vessels was fitting out for Per-
naMbur0.
Ship Canton, Hindley, Of Boston,
sailed about Sd June for Canton.
Markets dull for Am. produce !;
flour ~ a 5 currency. >
Left, brig Sailor Boy, Philadelphia
to sail the AZ ship Rose-in Bloom,
|N. York, discharging brig Luna.
Boston loading brig American, N.
York, disahargeing ship Philip. Ia
bes, Norfolk, about sailing for Liver
pool; schr. Charles, X. Morry, dis
charging; ship N. Jersy. A'exan-
dria brig Three Sisters, Norfolk,
just arr.
Spoke, July IS, lat. rs. IS, N. lou
%, 80. w. ship NIontcsquicn. ss days
from Amsterdam, for Philadelphia.
I BY the com. Hull. arrived at this
port yesterday from Liverpool, we
learn that general Savary had been
ARRESTED at Trieste, and conducted by
the order Of the Emperor Of Austria
to a fortress in Hungary. The com.
Hull has brought from England, be-
tween 600 and 700 barrels of Pork,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06
The File.

For the purpose of sharpening scvthe
blades, the use of the file in many parts of
Virginia has entirely superseded the
milestone and the common grindstone.
A correspondent informs US. that from
experience he hasfouAd this change to be
q very great saving in time and expense.
The file is said to give a much more
suitable edge fer cutting straw and one
whetting, with it is equal to three OF
fonr in the common way-after the first
grinding.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06

which this experiment was made IL e
Exceedingly sterile. being selected on
that account, that il would not have
yielded as much corn as would have
paid the expencc of cultivation.
Gerard alexander, ST..
HazckinS Hoard.
Bernard Hooe, Jr.
Le1ois jenkins,
John Wiatt.
Prince William Co. Virginia.
near Dumtries. Nov. s, 1916.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06
From Refs Philadelphia Gazette.
Steam Roat Testa.

The statement with respect to fire
on board of her on the 10th instant.
made by some person without the
authority or knowledge of these in
tcrested. has fonnA its way into the
public prints. and which intilnates
that valuable Packet, WAS almost
wholly burnt up. AZ The instant when
her expensive repairs were just com,
plrsed. ard that the Steam packet line
between Baltimore and Philadelphia.
by Eth'oa and Wilmington, WAS broke
up ; this has not only hecn affirmed
In Baltimore, but in the streets Of
Philadelphia.
The Facts are--that the vessel was
discovered TO l,c on fire shortly after
the passengers left her. on Saturday
morning but she was not i.urnt to the
waters edge by the activity Of the
citizens much was saved, while con-
siderable damage has been done, but
not irreparabie as stated. After a
survey. which the American Fire In
suranec Company generously submit
tel, TO the owners, their Ship Car
pcntcr, Joiner and Engineer, who
have estimated the whole damage at
three thousand dollars only, and the
oiiice promptly paid the loss on the
whole amount insured without muir
mcr or deduction, and from the ma
tcrials already prepared, and the
number of hands employed. she will
be put in complete order in short
time with very important improve
Menf, viz. he partitions, which seDa-
rate the l0rc and after cabins from
the machinery and furnaces. are to
be made OF boiler iron and without
doors, which neglect might leave open.
Thus, il FIRE shall unfortunately
take place in one part Of the vessel.
the other two parts. will be saIel,
located by the i0terposition OF the
plate iron partition. The daily line
Of Steam Packets between Phiiadel-
phia and Baltimore by way Of Will
lnington and Elkton, has suffered no
Inconvenience except Oh the morning
oiti'e day when the fire took place.
Printers who inserted the report re-
ferred unto, will obligc the Company
by giving these facts publicity through
tue same channel.
WILLIAM YOUNG.
Treasurer, for the Company.
Philadelphia. July S0,h, tS17.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06
8l6loO

which gives 700 bushels for Isl dollars
or % cents per bushel at the landing.
The price of lime at Wilmington is
from 50 to 40 cts per bush. Farmers
in the upper part Of this. State put a
great deal of lime on their land.--Th
farmers in the lower parts now hav- i,
in their power 10 get lime lower than
those in the upper part. Every judici
Gus farmer that has wood and not too
distant from the landing will, at once
see the advantage Of erecting kiln
If not for himself at least in conjunction
with his neighbors, and go to improving
in few years the crops may easily be
doubled.
Friend TO Improvements.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06

for which purpose commodious barge
was in preparation.
The Cleopatra Barge was at Cibral-
tar. an object Of general admiration.
The Dey of Algiers is placing his for
tresses in the best order-he is stated
to be interchangeable ct body, and man oil
quick and accurate perceptions.
.fmcr. Beacon.