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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-30
Mechanics Bank of Alex'a.

December S, 1878.
TIIE Stockholders Of the Mechanics
Il Bank of Alexandria are hereby mott
fed that one quarter OF the seventh install
-ment is called for to this institution, paya-
BILE at the Bank on the 10Th January next,
one quarter on the 10Th of February, and
one half of the eighth instalment ON the 18th
o. March next.
By order Of The Board,
P. H. MINOR,
December 7 Cashier.
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Notice.

Notice. "a
YNHE partnership of James .HGmre :.
Il Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons having claimsagainst
said firm, or against James M'Guire, will
please present them for payment, and those
indebted il is expected will settle THEN ac-
counts, so as to enable them to comply with
their engagements.
Dec 80 JAMES INQUIRE & Co.
n. B. ln order TO close the business of
the above concern, notice is further given
TO gentlemen building or repairing, that
HI kinds Of Lumber,
(of which they have large assortment of
the best kindly together with 400 casks
Fresh Stone Lime,
will be sold for cost and charges for cash,
or on short credit JIM. & Co.
Dec 80 st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-30
Coffee, Sugar and Salt.

Coffee, Sugar and Salt.
John FL. LADD s. Co. offer for sale the
- cargo ofthe schr Oscar, from Castine,
viz.
1000 bis Havana coffee
3 So boxes white Havana sugar
22 do brown do
800 bushels bright Lisbon salt
2 pipes real choice old l.. P. Madeira
40 bushels potatoes in casks [wine
December 30
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-30
Boiling Cloths.

II THE subscriber has this day received, &
4 large and elegant assortment OF Bolt
ing Cloths, OF a superior quality, which
will be- offered for sale at the store OF
Messrs. Butts g. CaGood, King street,
-Alex'a, where be intends keeping COM
plete assortment in FUTURE.
Sept 6 ,i- AMOS ALEXANDER.
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For Sale,

For Sale,
ENlFTY to ore hundred shares Fire In
L surance Stock.
Fifty shares Columbian Go
WANTED,
Little River Turnpike stock
len bales very superior upland cotton
Or sale.
CASH is the only medium for the above.
HENDERSON Il FIrZHUGH,
Dec 20 st Brokers.
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ltor Sale or Freight.

EsN The brig TON, John Brown mas
49, ter, burthen about $50 tons or 1900
barrels, built in the year 1915 Of good ma
terials, is an excellent vessel, sails well, and
can be fitted for an European, voyage at a
very small expense. She will be sold Or
freighted on moderate terms. Apply to
JOHN Fl. LAID 4 Co.
For Havana,
Nh The very superior brig VENUS,
~. Coleman Saunders master, has 500
bbls. provided; for freight Of the residue,
400 btls. apply to
Dec Is JOHN II. LADD s. Co.
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Mrs. Is. MOORE
Notice.
HAS OPENED

FHE subscriber having formed con-
l. nexiun with DocToR JOHN ID. Vow
ELL in the practice vi the several branches
oi medicine, wili be enabled to extend his
professional cafe beyond the limits which
ne has hitherto iounl il sxpedicnt 10 a, sign
10 himself. ELISHA {. plCh.
December % 81
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Servants Wanted.

4 WOMAN TO wash and clean an house;
IA also, boy or.girl, IL or IA years OF
age. 1 those who come ELECTROMAGNETIC
viii meet with good situation by enquir.
ing of HUGH SMITH.
December % - 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-30

Notice.
10y virtue Of deed of trust executedto
~ nie by Charles Fl. Plumuer and Eli
"a bis wife, to secure the payment of debt
due to Thomas Swayre.aill be exposed to
pablo sale, fer cash, in The town of Dunn
fries, before the ourt-house door, on FIR
DAr, the Isl day OF January next,
II tract Of Land,
in The county Of Prince William. within 1
miles from Dumiries, containing 6y estima-
ton 800 acres, (commoaiy called Racoon
iiili) or SO much thereof as may be neces-
sary 10 pay the debt aforesaid, with all
costs attending the sale.
J. GIBSON, Jr. Trustee.
Noyemberee In
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For New-York,

.&sA The new and superior schr FIVE
AS&SISTERS, Capt. Bates, carries a.
bout 300 barrels, is now ready to receive a
cargo on board, and will take freight TO
that port if offered Immediately. Apply to
Dec II >LAWRAS0N l. FOWLE.
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Wants a Situation.

A YOUNG man who has been regularly
~ bred to the Grocery business, wishes
TO De employed in the same line, or other
wise, as clerk. Reference as 10 charac-
ter can be procured.
Letters addressed ]. M. left at the prin-
ter's, will be attended to.
December 80 St*
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For Sale, Freight or Charter,

va Goaic, fieiSh, 'i' Sii"l tSi ,
: AsN TIE substantial ship I AlR-TRA-
.GslLpER, capt. George Fletcher, bur-
ihen 1900 barrels or $50 hhds tobacco, now
in complete order for the reception OF a
cargo and the performance of any voyage.
Fer terms for The purchase Of twc-thirds,
or freight of the whole, apply to
NOBLET HERBERT,
DC. 8 or FRANCIS ADAMS, ir.
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For Sale.

1as5sN On the Cd January next, at P.
slS.sll NJ. al the Elk. Cofee-house, l-3d OF
the Ship FAIR TRADER, with her tackle
and apparel, on a credit OF 8, II, and 10
inontis. ROBERT YOUNG.
December 81 t2J
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MUSEUM,

CONSISTING OF SO Wax FIG URES, LfRGE as LIFE.
TWO ELEGANT ORGANS,
One playing Of accompanied by 6 performing
chime OF belsIhe othera patent
OF music accompanied with Drum and Tnanges.
fmons>he Figures the fo!locing claim particular notice.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-30

!. View Of wickenham, il
England.
2. FieNpt The water works
at q r Square. Philad.
3. ticM11 the battle of Lodi
!. View near Richmond.
8. Richmond Hill.
6. The west view of Mebbar
Mill, in Derbyshire, Eng.
Z. Carrick Castle, Ireland.
8. View near Bath, ON the
road TO Hampton.
@The above collection
artists, and well deserve the
made in that style of elcgan'
- A -
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Found.

nN Tuesday evening. the 92d inst. be-
~ tween he hours OF 6 and 4 o'clock, on
Prince-street, near the corner OF Royal
street, eighteen Or twenty books of differ
EN- kinds, The owner can have them by
describing the books and paying for this adj
yerlisement. JOHN CREIGHTON,
At the Nail Factory, Royal-street.
December 80
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Wl,ANySo

.. View of FortRoyal, Mart.
10. Battle Of Waterloo.
IL. View Of the inner Court
Of the Orphans House al
Hale, in Lower SaXoBy.
l2 View of Rich'n'd bridge.
IL. View OF Richmond Park
Gate.
Il. View near Cookstown, in
Wicklow.
10. New Jail, Walnut-street,
Philadelphia.
of Figures were executed by
patronage OF the public. III
~ that will enSi,ro qualification
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ll6. Cus!oni-House, N. York.
Ia. View Of the Old Market
| Or Great King OF Prague.
il3. View Of High-street, from
/ Ninih-street, PHILADELPHIA.
Il9. View of High-street. PHI
ladelphia, from tie coun-
! try market-pilce, " it'll the
funeral procession oil Gen.
George W Jsbington,
go. View Of the execution Of
| Marshal Ney.
the most eu nent american
Ie decorations and dresses are
/ TO the Observer.
December "a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-30

MEssRs. STOWELL AND BRADLEY IS.
RESPECTFULLY inform the ladies' gentlemen Of Alexandria and vicinity,
that they W DAYS only next door tue CRY Ic
pIte the New Market House, elegant sls 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03

Admirture Of ihe human breeds.-In letter Of
lady Mary Wortley Montague, written from Con-
stantinope to Venetian nobeman, she remarks,
I" The suburbs of Pera, Jophana, and Galata, are
collections OF strangers from all the countries OF
he universe. They have often intermarred,
that this forms several Of people. the oldest
imaginable. There il not one single family OF ma
tives that can value itself on being unmixed. You
frequently a person whose father was born q
Greek, the mother an Italian, the grandfather a
Freuchman the grandmother an Armlnian. and
heir ancestors. English, Muscovites. Asialics, &c
hismtxt xt.ro produces creatures more extraordinary
than you can imagne.--In the same animal is
not seldom remarked the Greek perldousness.
the Italian difidence, the Spanish arrogance. the
French oquacity, and all of a sudden he IS seized
with fit of English thoughtfulness, bordering a
little upon dulness, which many of US have inherit
"a from the stupidity Of our Saxon ancestors" In
describing the offspring Of Dutch husband and a
Greek wife. she says" They have the large black
ewes of the country with the fat white, tishy flesh
of Holland, and lively ar,sreaked with dulness.'' :
Her ladyship fatty denies the so common report
that wsmen, according to the Mahometan creed,
have no souls and are excluded, for their SEX from
any share in the sensual paradise promised by the
pretended prophet Conn Courdnt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03

EAEIEfs, JAN 49,
Important Iapealtoa "A machine has re-
Gently been invented by Messrs. James and
Joseph Gregg, of Londonderry, for the pur-
pose Of threshing and cleaning English grain,
which is found by actual experiment to excel
any thing that has been introduced for that
purpose The machine is so constructed that
il separates the grain perfectly clean from The
straw, and cuts the straw fit for fodder the
grain is received into chest in the upper part
of the machine, fit for market The machine
is turned by horse, and may be put in mo-
tion by water or steam il requires but one
person to attend it, and it viii thresh and
clean from three to five bushels per hour ac
oording as the grain may be for quality.-Tbe
inventors have i in contemplation 10 apply
for patent TO secure their right 70 the i'm
proyement.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
EXHIBITION.

Mr. RUGGLEs gives notice 10 old Scholars
NA tha, h,s lai fix weeks practice will commence
on Wednelday. the Ith Of February. at the Alien
bly, Room. Thofs Parents who with TO have their
children attend. and take parts at the Brh'o'non
are requeiled TO fend their names as ioon as pom
bic, as 90 further arrangements will be made ua'i'
the encouragement, is knowu-he further wines
all to eoter At he time aforementioned - the
Ietts for the different dances will ioon be made up
TrRMs-Five dollzrs for tuition. and easLichoi
ar ticket of adm fion-ewo tickets Will oeient TO
the heads of each family grasis-eAeh quarterly
fchcar will pay one dollar for ,he;r tiekst, and
two will be tent as above 10 paren's.
Cla(s of Young Gentlemen will he received
the above term, 10 practice the medefn Cotiliions
Reels, and Con,ta Dances, 20 as to enable them TO
dance a. he bali with Others who already under
Gand hem. January 27
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
FRESH GOODS.
BARBOUR g. LINCOLN,

LAVE received by the lateft arrivals from Lon
: don and Liverpool, via Bottom large aud
x,sniive afortment of GOODS viz
Ben fuper6ne biack and 5iae, mn Of Eaglsnd
BR 1ADCLoTHS
Fine and common Broadclo,hs of all coors and
qualities
Black blue, blue MKT, Coburg mkt, double mild
CASSINERES
Very fine blue Poi,s Cd,,ims,a
Blue, olive and brown Ho5a Clotbs
Plain and iwI'd Pssiss Cjof5s
large affoftment of Rom6sxsts plain & twill'd
Ra.inetts Scotch Plaids, WiIdbores,
Cloak Cambletts
Devonihire Kerfeys, Hunter, Clot5s
Coat,ugs Duff II, Bookings. Swaaskin
Black blue en,fcarics ,drab, f2wn and brown,
SILK TELTETS
Super6ne buff cafIimere for Veitings
A variety of toinete and fwansaown Veflug
Back silk Fiorsntine
Fine o. and & white and yellow Flannels
l bale afoted color d FIanneis
| do Rose Blankets from 4 TO II A
! do "A unbleach'd Wsitham Sheeiings
do IA bleachd d do do
Scarlet CaiIlmere Shawls
Slate. black white and mis'd Worried Hofe
Black and coiord Iev4nsiue ,wiil'd silks
black, Wnte 2nu chaoKeaoic FtoTSucSs
Sinchaw aud farinett Lultrin
ard8 Levantine i X shawls
a large afrrtment of Pinned shawls
Black llankin Grapes.
Back and Col d Caasos C. apes
4 black Engiiih Silk Lace R
Back and whne Italian Grape r.
DAmafk Table Linen
Fine Engiiih Birds Eye Diaper
Ruff and American do
Patent Steam Loom shirtiDgs
Irih Linens Linen Sheet'ng
I.ilen Cambrics L3ng Lawn
Elegant Furni,ures coppe' plates
Common Calicoes GioghAms
Fise India sheeeing Cottoas
Bandanna, flag hack dik handkerchief
Enghih and French silk Gloves
KID beavsr and d gfkia Cloves
Wire Gotten Thread -paten. CO ord linen do
Trebl gilt coat and veff Buttons
Webbs patent Sufpenders
lack Italian and Canton Sewing Silk
No s o-2 4. 4 u, and $ Pias-SliS TwiR
4 and A white cotton Cambrirs
Fancy Muffin
Silk aud Giogham UMBRELLAS
An shortrnent of Rlbbands
American Sattinetts
Cnghsms, Checks C'c TIC,
INDIA CALLICOEs. Nov. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
State Prison.

The report of the joint Committee to whom was
referred (in June, the Report of the Commissions
ers on the subject Of the State Prison, and other
papers concerning that Institution, with The follows
ing resolutions annexed their report, was taken
Into consideration.
Resofued, That SO much of the Report Of tho
Commissioners on the State Prison, as recommends
the erection OF District Brdewes, be not accept
ed.
ResoIyed, That provision be made by law, that
no persons, sentenced to Imprisonment for term
less than three years, be confined in the State
Prison and that no person be confined in that
prison whose sentence will expire befure he or she
shall have reached the age Of eighteen years and
that an additional period of solitary Imprisonment
aud hard labor, be imposed on every confinement
of the same convicts, after the first.
Resolued, That more strict and severe system
ofdisciplne for the State Prison be established or
authorized by law and that the Directors Of that
institution be requested TO report from time To
time, any improvements which their experience
may suggest on the subject.
Rgsoired, That so much Of the report Of ths
Commissioners, as relates TO the erection of addl-
tional buildings, and the purchase Of land for the
State Prison, be referred 10 the Joint Committee,
who have under consideration so much Of ihc Mes
sage OF Ills Exoellency the Governor, az the open
ing Of The present sessions feales 10 said Prison
AesolEed That committee be sppeinlrd 10
bring in Bill, in conformity to The secoud and
thir. Resolutions now reported.
tn the Discussion of this report a very able de-
bate ensued, In siich the Hon. Messrs. SULLIVAN
Williamson, Quincy, Pickman, Saltenstall, BssS
mister. and Varnum, took Iart The farther
consideration Of the report wes referred to Tues.
day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
EDWARD HOWE,
No. S, lNue5ass's Rozo, Middle fire
-HAs FOR sALK--


DEST Nankin Crapes-pieces black fix Hand
ID kerchiefs--s general aforsment of Sroadcioihs
--Csffims sres--Peiise Cloths and Flanpels hgurd
Ratsine,s and s.,sbury FIannei-1able Coons--
tartan plaid Bombaze,--Hearth Rugs-Rofe Ban
kets --Sattinets-- 6ennets Cord--red and green
Bsckings--Worftej Wefcoats aud DEawsrs--nent
Gne worried sno 'amos wool Hofe- Ladies wo.R
ed and fix do--Chinfz and imitat on Shaw!s---
colour'd Gik and Bandana Hhdkfs--plaid and fig
ured sik.--Perfans Cambr,ck and 1aIi,oe Prints
Furniture laiiico-Scotch Cirghsms s-Eng ifh
do--Llnen Cambricks-do Hhdkfs-- "A lfih
Lineas--lpais fot,ons--Dimoties-W hlte Jeans
Cotton Checks and sripes-un oieached cotton
Sheetngs, -nsam loom Cottons Cotton Servings
afa-t ed colors--blatk figured real Lace-Lace
Munns--fgufed Leno do plain Book do and
3 mbrick Nu1rs-sewing Si'k' and Twia-Rui-
ia and American Diapers RuiIia sheetings-Os:
nabinx Biniaps Dowias ana safh Cotton Da:
mask Nankins an affortmear of Ribbons Tapes
and Bobbns- quality fhoe Binding silk and Cot
ton Ferrets-Siik brad--Tabe Mats Pearl and
Linen fhirt Bu' ons Bundle and pound Pins :
Maltefe Gilr and fix Buttons Glver eyd Need
les Hook and Eyes &C &c ltf) Dec 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
FROM THE PnILAoELPHiA TRUE AMERICAN.
INTEMPERANCE.

-----s' But at The last it bueih like serpenl, aas
stingeih like an adder."-Prov.
. take The maddenng bowl away
Remove the poisonous cup
My soul is sick--ils burning ray
hath drank my spirits up
IHke--take it from my loathing lip,
Ere madness fires my brain;
Iake--take il hence nor LEI me sip,
Its liquid death again.
. dash il on the thirsty earth,
For will drink no more:
1t cannot cheer the heart with mirth
That grief hath weunded sore
ror serpents wreathe It's sparkling brim,
And adders urk below:
Ii hath no soothing charm for him
Who sinks oppressed with woe.
Say not, Behold IFS ruddy hue
= % press it to thy lips.'
For lis more deadly than the dew
That from the Upas drps:
1t is more poisonous than the stream
Which deadly nightshade laves
It's joys are trausien, as tie beam
I hat tights its ruddy waves. -
Say not, " IL hath powerful spel!
''To soethe the soul of care"
Say not, (" Ii Gains the bosom's swell,
And drives away despair p
Art thou IFS votarv ?--a>k thy soul--
Thy soul in misery deep
Yea, ask thy conscience if the bowl
- Can give eternal sleep
Then, hence, away thou deadly foe
Ofhappiness the whole
Away--away! II feel thy blow,
Thou PALSY of the soul.
Henceforth L ask no more of thee,
Thou bape Of Adams race
But 70 a Heavenly fountain fee.
And drink the DEws OF GRACE.
BOSTON BARD.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
Co-partnership Formed.

Copartnersh,p FORMED.
THE fubfcribers RESPECTFULLY inform their friends
and the pubic thai they have formed con
peStion in bulinels under the firm of
Edward & William Ingraham,
aud have taken the fore on Ingrahsm's Wharf for
merly occupied by Mr. ]. M Prince, where they
offer for fze
600 quintals Hake Fi(h,
100 do. Cod Fifth,
20 do Pollock,
$50 bbls. No. /, Herring,
900 boxes Herring,
1900 weight Tongues and Sounds,
50 bbs picked Cod & Hake Filth,
100 Red Oak Shocks and Heading,
together with general afotment of
Hest India Goods &C Groceries,
on the moft reafonable terms for Cath or Country
Produce.
CT Ships Stores put up at the fhorteit
notice.
N.B--AIl perfons indebted to either of the
fubfcribers are requeited TO make immediate pay
nsent EDWARD iNGRSH AM,
WILLTaM INGRAHAM,
Portland, January 20, 1913 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
IY RUSSIA FEA THEIRS
for ls6 and lsl0 per ID.
EDWARD HOWE,
Elk,
No. 5, Merchants Row, Middte-sireet,
HAS FOR SALE

1tO. v. 1xtICHuUS leUWs <ntuttc-SfCcti
HAS FOR SALE
d 600 lbs. Sea Fowl and Rus
Tia FEATHERS, at whoieizle or retail for Cain
or Country Produce.
3edticking, Chintz and white
Frlnges- Bedbinding and Tahels-Carpet Bind
ng-green Morean for pew cuttings Sofas--
esiy aud Lolling Chairs-Hair Neutrality-suspicious.
rench and American PAPER HANGINGS, with
borders collections of the monuments 10 Paris. A
good anortment of MILITARY GOODS sc. &C.
hiso on conagnmenr from Dagset,s Factory
rich and elegant assortment of Gilt aud Mahog
any framed LOoKI G GLASSES, which will be
toid as low as at any Oore in town
Beds made and filled at a short
notice, and the UPHOLSTERY Buiinefs carried
on a. uual In ali it's branches.
--WANTED-
1000 bushels of good BARLEY,
for which Feathers or other Goods will be given at
cath prices (fO Dec 50
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
lY 4Ne1U Goods : /!
JOSEPH JOHNSON,
tTAs jun received from the atea imPor;ations
I l. large ahorimsnt of GOoDS,N

- -
AMONG WHICH ARR
Bombszetts: WiIbores; fix, cotton ard worried
HoLefy; s Carle Ginghams dark undrelsed
Cambric Prints common Calic0es Furniture
Plates Steam Loom Shee,ings; and s Cam
brio; Cambria Muffin coiored Cambrics corded
and ilrips Cambria; plain and fancy Muffin; Lin
ems; Long Lawn; linen cambria Handkerchiefs !;
Lace Wells; 6-4 Damalk Table Co.hs; pristed !,
INIT alton, ELK and merino Shawls black and fancy
fix Handkerchief cotton Bandannas Flag mad
ras & c.mbric Handkerchiefs; cambrc furniture
and common D.moties; black & eolored Luarings !;
Italian aud Carton Crapes white Jean Swan-
down, ,oilinet aud black fix Veaings; Gotten
beaver, kid and fix Gloves fix Umbrellas; /;
Ribbands elk Lace; thread and pearl Shirt But
tom; Bsaces; Pocket Books: IndIa Cotton and
Check; Factory sheeting, Shirtng and Oinghams !,
pelife Coths; Coatings Fanels u Baizes; Broad
clo.h Cailimere, &s, &c. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
SA MUEL HANSON,

So MUEL HANSON,
r5As for sale at his Store
10 hds w | Rum
IL do MolaGes
8 pipes Brandy
1000 lbs sugar
zoo do Loaf do
2 cheits Tea
4 casks Rains
70 quInsals Fh
1900 fee, oy 9 Giafs
iona Iron
do Hollow Ware
l2 casks 4d Sd, iod and cod Cut Nails
dozen Mill Jaws
6 kegs Tobacco
200 lbs Factory Yarn
Portland, Nov "a IF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03

Hard Drinking An lrishman being re-
quested TO define hard drinking, said it was
sitting on rock, and slipping cold sDater.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
w. B. NORTON,
Ifgislaturf Of sgassafbusettss
IN SENATE

SATURDAY, JAN.2i 1918.
Thirty six Senators were present this day.
A joint committee was appointed to report on
amendments to the act establishing Lac Libraries
Picked Fish--A bill more efectually to prevent
fraud in packing Picked Fish, &c. passed TO te
angrosxad
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
& Isaac Winflow,

NFFER for faIe at their ffore at the ign of The
~ Whale. juff below the Hay Scales
Winter and Summer Trained Spermacefi
OIL,
by the cak and retail, of fuperior qualify For
burning oilIng wool &c This oil, ia lamp
properly trimed il warranted TO bura until ex
bauled without fnuffing or picking up; is 'eis
liable to greace about houfe fater on account OF
FIRE not iubjeai to waite by being placed 10 cur
rent of air and by actual experiment proves as
cheap as candies at 10 cents per pound they
ikewife keep large zGor.ment of plated hrais
and japaned LAMPS-pocket, and large Ian.
,horns &c.
N B. Lamps and Oh furnifhed on trial. TO be
| returned il DOT latisfacsory Oil put up in sin
casiaers from 2 10 8 gallons, and fent gratis 20
any part of the town.
Ai,o, A general aHor,ment of
Groceries, Holl1zv g Hard Ware,
among which are befi of German Mill saws, and
befl of Engifh Anvs, Vices and shoves by the
dozen or fngle. an afortment Of cotton Factory
YARN from the moit approved factories.
90 Tons of aforted Rulha, Sweden and Englifh
IRON
1000 Lbs. of differed and Can STEEL, of fupe
riour quality ,fpike and Gail Rods, Plough mouds
and Crow bars.
SO boxes spermaceti CANDLES.
IS bbls fuper6ue frefh FIour
25 boxes 4 by 9 e by 10 window Clafs
10 bbIs mefs and clear PORK
A conftant fupp!y of -aco NAILS OF every LEe
100 boxes mould and dip'd Tailow CAN
wv DIES,
100 quinta!s Pollock and Cod FISH
10 hhds MOLASSES
r A large aGortment of Machine and
Hand CARDS, from JOHN WINsLow
and Co.'S. approved factory.
- The above articles will be fold very low for
caih or approved credit.
FROST & WATERHOUES,
IT No. l MsGsy'. Row, Middle Street,
AlAvE received by the Caien
Ladies' fuperhne London Beaver BON
NETS,
GentIemen's fuperfne do. do. HATS
Youth, do. do do. do.
ALso-rRoM Bosros,
Bottom Factory HATS,
French do
Together with large adortnent of
NUFFS 6 1IPPEIS,
FUR TRIMMINGS, &c.
n. B.-Cash given for all kinds
of FUR. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03

WILLIAM SWAN,
Has for Sale, No. IA, Long-E hart,
80 hegs manufactured Tobacco5
various qualities.
20 hefs Souchong & young iiytcn
TEAS.
100 Barrels No. / BEEF
50 Quntals POLLOCK, &c. &c.
January 27.