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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20
Fror az Engllsh Paaer


We lately gave an account of an i'm
mtnse fortuac being left youth, by a gen
,leman who had accidentally met him in i
stage coach, on bis way 10 school, at Shrews
bu y. We have now before US letter on
this subject, from gentleman in Cam,
bridgshire dated October. 90, from which
we extract the following particulars:
delayed this letter till could give you
some particulars Of this most extraordinary
of all extraordinary shairs that ever came
to my knowledge. lhe young man who
has been spoken of ia the newspapers as
having Lad fortune of |, 500 ,o0oi, left him,
is one whom know very well, as. well as
bis family. They are respectable farmers
al Chippsnham, near Newmarket, and their
farm IS part ofthe Thorpe estate, of which
Mr.. Wis receiver, by appointment of the
Courl Of Chancery. Whenthe tidings were
first made public here, i. was considered IS
joke upon The father ofthe young man
and after il began. in some very slight de-
gree, 10 be credited, no ose coald think i,
possible that the property hsqueaihed was
SO Immense as 1t has since proved. The
accounts you have seen in the papers arc
pretty correct, as far ashley go, with the
exception OF this particular The person
VINO left the property. peyer knew the fami-
ly nor fortunate object of his bounty, any
farther Than by seeing him going 10 and
fr,m the Shrewsbury SCHOOL, But now for
the amount The Duse of Desonshire' in
come is 233 .Ooot wear, and tha. of the
Duke OF Rutland l26 oool by rent roll.
The income left to tbs youth is more thaa
double that of these Two Dukes -
Mr.. w. the receives above mentioned,
ADD who is a gentleman of great respccia-
bllty, was requested on THURSDAY. BY the
father OF the youth, to goto Chippenham
immediately TO meet the family. and ne
staid with them i'll Saturday. lhave had
much conversation with him since on the
mater. II appears, the person who left
this properly was named Drvelneaux liv-
cd recu sc, and was little known. In the
funds have been found millions, his proper
ty not one or TWO, but millions The
estate in Spin is valued at lo0,C00l year
1.-The Scotch estate Is immense--besides
an stale of great value in the West Indies.
there is not Sovereign in Europe, but
what Is indebted to him, and that TO an i'm
mense amount-scarcely loan that he has
not share In; or Nobeman's estate in
G. Britain involved, but This man hes a
claim uPon. Whatever you may think Of
this statement, II will soon be found TO be
rue. Mr. w. saysit is property Of
most dangerous amount, for tits more than
sufficient to overturn the state--I am sorry
10 add, that within the last few. dsys the
tavoured youth (who is about Is years OF
age1 has taken 10 his bed, and cannot be
persuaded toge, up. Il is feared that his
good fortune has affected his mind, and
great uneasiness and alarm are felt for him
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20
FRESH GOODS.

BARBOUR &c LINCOLN,
Lave received by he asefl arrivals from Lon
! don ard Liverpool viz Bolton large aud
extenfive al ,rsmeg. of GOODS VIZ
Bel fssssfa. bssk ana 6ss, Wsa Of Esgisad
BR hDCL0THs
Fine : "a G m.non 6rosdcioths of all coiors and
quaiises
Black b.ue blue mi,t, Coburg Mkt. dsa6,s ~iU's
C4SsfNEREs
vefy fine y We PsAs Cinimr1
Biue I'VE and orvwn H~6a c9s'bs
P,a,a and ,w'il' d Peis C.sf6s
A large .fs tmeni of Bombssa PLAIN & twill d
Rat,re e. SEQ ca Piaids Wldsores,
Cloak Cam''ietrs
Devoufhire Kerley, H.sto, Ciof5'
Cos,ugs Duffil-, Booking Swaiskin
Black '4us greenfcaref drAb, fl~n and brown,
SILK YELYeTs
supe.h cuff CafIine- for veitings
A variety Of ;oiseae aod iwansdown velGog
Back ak F.oreatne
Fine A aad white and yellow Flznne!s
Il bale af5 ted coor Faonels
l 10 Rose Banke'ts from A 20 f2
Go 4 4 unbleach d Walsham Sheeeings
do "A beach d do 90
scaeei Caiilmere ,hzwis
State. h ack white and mix'd Worried Hofe
q Black and co;ord ievanrne ,wili'd silks
Black, white and changeabe Forences
siuchaw and farfnett Luifrn
IA and8 4 Levant.ne ohaw's
A lar ge afortment Of Pnnsed shawls
Black Aankin Grapes.
Black and Col Canton C,epn
6 black Engli1 six Lace
Back and white Italian Grape
DamaR Table Linen
Fine Engifh Birds Eye Diaper
RufIia and american do
Patens Steam Loam Sbirtngs
Iriih l.iners Lioen sheet,ng
Linen Camtries Long Lawn
F'egant Furniture Sepperplases
Common Caicoes s Clnghams
Fipe India shee.,ng Cotoas
3 Banaauoa a d r.ack FIX Handkerchief
Enelilh aud French si:k Gloves
Kii neaver and D s,ikin G owes
Wire co,ten Th.eas aaten CO ord linen do
Trebl gil, Goa. ard vett Buttons
Webb patens suipenders
Back allan snc Canton sewing Six
Nc S s.. "A aud Pins-Sik 1wiR
and A 4 white COTTON Cambrics
Fancy Mnf.ns
Silk ana G,ngh IN UlNBRELLAS
An shonmen. OF Rlbozncs
American sa'uoetts
Gilgham,, Caecks Tc Sc,
FNDis CALLi1OEs. Nov. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20
SELECTED FOR THE GAzETTE

SELECTED FOR THE GAZETTE
WEEP not for those whom the veil of the tomb
In lfe's happy morning hath bid from our eyes !;
Ete sin threw blight ,er the spirits young bloom,
Or earth had profan what was born Tor the
skies.
Death child The fair fountain ere Sorrow had
stain'd it. &t+
Twas frozen in all the pure Ii 5ht of its course !;
And but sleeps till the sunshine of Heav'n has un-
ciani it.
To water that Eden where FIRST was its source.
Weep not for those whom tue veil OF the tomb
In lie's early beauty hath hid from our eyes;
Ere sin threw a blight er tie spirits young bloom
Or earth had proiand what was born for the
skies. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20

l69 blacks We're arrested and imprisonea as
Charleston, ). c on the 18th nit They bad pur-
chased lot, and erected building for divine wor
ship !; tut were complained Of as nuisance.
An article in the newspapers Of the day. states
that Joseph Bonaparte has offered two millions ef
dollars for the liberation Of his brother FROM -.
Helena. W. II. Cclsmbian
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20
MUSCULAR EXERCISE.

Nolhing is mote common in EEgls nd
than trials of muscular strength, speed and
bottom OF their men as well ss horses. The
walking and running matches are well
known: the lastexhibiiion of the kiu d we
have seen, was feat of one WarneU. who
ran three miles in sixteen minut ss and
twelve scconds-going mile in is min
utes and twenty four seconds These fe ais
appear TO many to be gross if not bra, al
but they excite 10 muscular energy, an &C.
tiyity which have been found usef.,,t ;a
na,ionsl emergencies. Prior 10 iLt. haul.
OF Waterloo. the British army take n hy sur.
psizc had forced marches TO mai :. and "a
tigues 10 undergo. which nothi ne h,s The
cxertions ofihe physical sirer 9th of which
the human frame is capabl !. conld have
performed. We have ind obitable evidence
Of the most astonishing eats Of the Kind, ia
whole corps and indiyi.luals. II has been
proved, that Taylor, sergeant ofthe Bit
ish dragoon guarls. and famous single
STICK (eudseD pDly'-r, killed three of the
french cuirassie'Lrs, in that battle, bv The
exeF'lon OF hrs grea, strength and skill +,
and thar Corporal Shaw, of another Enr.
tish corps, Was encountered bv six of tse
Imp rial Z card, and BY his muscular lorls
Killed toue ofthem, before he was despatch.
ed by the ff.h.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20

ACR )sTICK.
@ REAT and good in every view,
X arth never yet bis equal knew;
q scr crowned heads, bis fame arose.
X ever'd by all, by friends and foes |;
G realty BELOVED in every cline,
j. ternal will his virtues shine,
w th peaceful laurels, he was crown'd,
A hero, great. highly reaown.d;
TODD first in rank amongst the wise.
ii e's now call'L home above the skies.
n singing praises he's employ'd
n ear Christ his Saviour and his Lord
q wing thanks, with all the Heavenly host,
II o Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
o u heavenly themes bis mind is Esd,
n or Will il cease while God exists.
Wiadhau,, January, 1913.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20
g Ven Goods : !!
E1GEpH JDHNSON
TIAS jun received from the aten importations
Al large afso vnent If GOODS,

HAS lut received from the iatelt imrortations
Al large afo men of GOODS
f AMONG WHICH ARE
Bombazstts Nuoores; fix, COTTON ard worried
HoGsry Carl.le Cinghams dark ed
Cxmbric Prints; cornmou Ca'icoes Furniture
Plates; Steam Loom Sheetugs 4and 6 C.o-
bric Cambria Mull,ni colored Cambrics; corded
and flrips Cambria; piaia and fancy Muffin; Lilo.
ems; Long Lawn linen camhric handkerchief !;
Lace veiIs; ga DamsR raae C'o,hs; pus,ed
imi, ason, Gk and merino Shaw. lack and fancy
fik handkerchief; cotton Bandsnnas; Flag mad
rae & csm5ric Hzndkerchiefs; csmbric. furniture
and common Dmoties black * colored Luitrngs !;
nalian aud Canton Grapes white lean Swan
down, ,oiIinef and black fix Vsfings Gotten,
beaver, lid and Fix Cloves; fix Umbrellas /;
Ribbauds; Ok Lace; thread aud pearl Shirt Bu.-
tons: Braces; Pocket Books: Iodia Cotton and
Check; FaaorY Sheeting shss'ng and Ginghams,
Pelsfle Cloths Coa,ings Fianes II Baixes Broad
cloth Caflmere, &c. &c tf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20
GRAY.

The poet Gray was no,oriously fearlnl OF hre'
and kept ladder of ropes in bis bedroom. Some
lnschievous young men at Cambridge knew lhis-
reused him from below. in the middle OF uafH
night, with the cry Of Ere ihe staircase 'ney
said. was in hanes Up went bis window. and
down he came by his rope ladders as fast as be conis
go, inlo tub OF water which they had placed TO
receive him.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20

TO G..
LET friendship still circle thy brow;
Tho you say il is ia vainfor tploye,
And may peace and contentnent be thine
sIll ,ve meet in the regions alb owe.
Where beauty unfading does bloom,
Where sincerity dwels in each heart,
S Where Friendship celestial shall spring,
And unite US never to part.
For eternity lei ns prepare,
And make no longer delay:
For soon will the mandate be given,
And our souls from earth summon'd away.
With JOY iet1us welcome the voice,
And soar to the mansions above
Where pleasures unceasing will flow,
And our broAs be encircled with love.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20
Iron, Steel, Grtndstones, &c.
DANIEL GILBERT,
LAS just received in addition 10 has fernei
J. i stock, complete assortment OF

I1As just received in addition 10 has former
l. i stock, complete assortment OF
BAR IRON AND STEEL, Viz -
Russia old aud peu sable iron |; Hat and square
Swedes do OF all .izes 3-3, ,i-2 aud 5-5 inch round
asd square Bundle Iron; Bolt Iron, for vessels use
OF all sizes spike deck nail, horse nail aad iod
rods Nail Plates Of various sizes; Hoop Iron, foe
cistern hoops &c vide and narrow; Bar and
Plough Mouds. Also, clustered Steel of the first
quality Cast, German, swedes and tub sleel
Steel sleigh Shoes. vety nice !; Apviis and Vices oi
all sizes Sheet Iron; /; Cart and Wagon Boxes
steel Plate Mill Saws &c.
--.fLSo--
A handsome lot of Grind-tones, ofthe blue kind
n. b. The above articles will be sold cheap fol
cash or on credit to those who pay punctualy.
Dec 90 6s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20
SeasonabIe Goods. LII
ELIAS KELSEY,
No. I. MIDDLE STREET, j
rIAS received aud offers for faie handioms
II i afor ment OF
FRESH PIECE GOODS, /
: AMONG WHICH ARK-

Blue. black green, ol.l6 4. 4 4 and 8 elegan,
i've, blown and mixed FIX Sharis
BROaDGLOTHS Imitation do
no. cdssIAERES Gn Common chintz do. Il
r,e and dnub!e mild Silk worried and cotton
Sup Cue updreis.d Prints Hole
Fne and common Cali SIX Hal Hole 9@ ~
Goes Englifh and French fix
Superior and low priced Gloves
isvro;tnres Kid and Beaver do
Cotton and linen Cam sack Italian grapes
tr,c. Do. fix Veiling
Britiih and fseam loom White figured and buff
ShirtiDgs Meriaisses 40
7.8 ADD lrifh Lipen Cambria and common
34, 4,4a 4 Glnehams D'mot'es
B.ack and cosored Cam. Plain book, Leno and
brio. faocy figured Mufins
Black Ok handkerchief Camar'c do.
Flag Bandanna and fancy Silk Umbrella ana far-
6k do. aiois
Plain and figured velvet Cotten umore 'As -,
Bindings Satin and La!lring Rib
Cotton Laces bona
Blne and yellow Nankps Plaid aud fancy do.
u,ai;fx y shoe Bindings she'll b horn Hair Combs
,ambr,c Pocket kdkfs Git coat u ven Button
Patent and cotton Flag imperial do do.
Nd;.,o Bell aud pearl Buttons
L.vapt;nes Green and fancy figured
Do Sarlnetts pins; reeoes
Plaid do Tapes; Fans, SC.
Double and Jingle Flor PLAN and figured BON
snee bazetis and Rastnests
Stocking Nett, &c. sc
ALSo--on hand large aHortment of
AMERICAN GOODS,
- coNsIsTIsG or
White and blue Warp Yarn,
white and coiourd Threads,
do do stocking YArns
do do cotton alis
beached and unbleached shirtipgs
do. do. sheefiuys
Hedsckngs, blue Planes
STRIPES and Checks
Cinghams-- -Chambrays
Satt,net,s, Prieh Cioshs, &c &c
All of which will be foidl low for Cash
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20
At private Sale.

At private Sale.
A B e ArTwonD's Office (head Of En-
chang -street, OPPOSITE Mr.. Robert Boyd
ssoreJ
1S Kegs TOBACCO
- Chess Souchcng TEA
so Boxes Am. Tallow mould and dipt candles
Elegant patent T1ME-PiECE
8 Hhds. Muscovado SUGARS
100 Begs Llverpool blown SALT
10 Boxes FIGS
2 Bales Broadclo,hs and Cassimeres
100 India Hesrlh RUGGS
l Case Philadelphia Straw 8ONNETS.
293 Crates Crockery Hare,
VIZ 20 crates C. c. and ensmeled Cups and
Ssucers
IS do sueH asso, ted for The country ma,tei
IS do edg'd and c Places
% d, c c and enameied Bowls
10 do do Chambers and bowls
Is do Teas, Mugs and Jugs
a do c c Hsndoasons
do blue printed tea & dining Ware
2 do ensmeied Teapo,s and Sugars
1 crate black Teapo,s
2OOO Ouch Tumblcrs
Css steel. German and PIilsdelphis NIL Saws
= Pniladtiphia S,oves--si, md IN hogsny tram
ed Looking Giasses--a variety o.npencd Cfotk-
cry an4. G SIS Ware, IN lots to SUIT puschasets $
~ Cash lbersiiy advanced on Merchsnd,ze
The h.g.es. price paid for any qlsn,i'y OF Flsa
seed and P..tashes Dec g
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
w. B. NORTON inforrns b

friends and the public tha, be has purcha,ed ,he
fiore lately occupied by Col Joan BURBANK oopo-
6te Haymarket Row, where he offers for fae =
general aIortment of
W. l. Go0ds d Groceries, Iron, H,Hoqv Il
Cyocksry WdR
Old Sable Tron-Swea!s do, a1ored fuitable for
or aud horfe harrow eeth Stg5 ausoer, G.
Tub Steel Biiitered do warranted the AFT i,y,
for edge tooIs--wita variety o Other asuce, too
numerous to be inherited the ABOVE will be fo,d
a, the lowea price for cath or couatry produce or
fhort approved credit. Portland Ia l2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20
MISCELLANY.

1t seems law was passed by Congress in 1871,
in secret session, authorizing tic fresiJtnt - take
possession of East Florida, under certain cIrctltn
Stances, DC lrld subject to negodlauon. and It
supposed tbs PRESIDENT, IN sauslag possession 10
be taken Of Aneita island, has acted under that
law. or Justified BY II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20

We understand (says The NlilledgesiIs
Reflector Of Dec. 2s) that the troops under
the comn'snd OF General Glasscocs, march
ed from Fort Hawkins on Tuesday last. for
the Semipoie nation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20

Loud miurmnrs. ere raid TO pyev'.ii ut Innis a.
gausl the reiSning Rey. and his Two sons, and a
revolution IS appreheaded The ctisne OF the old
est son that " iQrcing 10 ms palace suc, Of the
wives and daughters OF the people as he ancies.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20

u
wives and daughters OF the people as he iancies.
ErfrcorditIry ydccideni.-'Iii following extraor
dinaIy aeciden lappened about . o.ciock, ,on toe
niof.,ng OF Friday senight, IN CarlaartLen :--sss
drove OF oxen we're passing through spIman.st.
Que Of them strayed TO the ,dSile prtea. Whence
ls has LeadloDg coarse Le lell over The prec,pice
feny the blt.e, upon house, ,ot silIch the iniab
uants were asleep III bed. Ii Mll naturally he
Supposed that the terror ana aiarm eAti,rd on The
OCCASION were geat Fortunately, however, Iart
ol the roof fell ~ where the was baIauced ath-
wart beam, tho exactly over bed, III which
were two chlldsen, fast aseep,and Who We're avail
I'd by rafter failing upon the bed. The parents
had hardly removed tese poor children iro,niheir
yerilous situation, when tie beam giving way, fell
With lis buldsn upon the bed. Notwithstanding
all The iarIn aud hustle created by ths occurrence,
we are happy To add, 30 personal injury MAS sus-
tanned on the occosoa aud what Is equally remark
aile the Ok does not appear 20 have suffered mate
rally from his extraordinary descent.
Gloucester Htrdh.
On the arrival of The American Forces at Ame-
liza, they found there about SO black troops, Gen,
Aury's life guard and 400 men OF different nations,
patr lot priyaieersnlen. he Inhabitants OF the Isl
land generally il is supposed. We're gralhed by the
change while those Of the town ot Fernandina
were not plea>ed. There were seven privateers IN
port. Amelia produces good cotton, asd could
produce sugar.
The Methodists in Ricnn,oud have refused 10 lei
the famous Lorenzo Dow preach from their puip,,s.
Ihey say his = ciownis h manAers, his heefodox
and schisliatic proceedings, and his reflections a.
gainst The Methodist Episcopal Church in late
production, are impositions on common sense, aud
coantellanced by liethodi.ts.''
Eight persons are nov under sentence OF death
in the UnItsd States.
lhe, Church Missionary Society in England have
lifted out ship, called Tie Nibeslniee, 10 be ded
icaed 10 Missionary purposes on tue coast OF At
rca.
4 Minister Of the Church Of England has re-
gently lett that country, 10 preach at Cape Henry.
Hay,i.
ihe feti regiment iias arrived in England, from
inds, where il has been q years Two officers and
30 priva.es only have reiurue, hume, OK The ofisl
iai number thai Ictt Engiaid.
The number of jews in the world he> been esti-
mated at 1913 ,o0o-t0o thirds oil mifon in the
Mahonin.esian states.
Inc EutADer oi uedths AT havana, hi V.iasa,
was 33i.
Such j. the extraordinary miIdness Of the present
season that secoad crop o siraw berries i al sh,s
time actually growing on seine piaais III garden
al trtscot.
here Is at present IN q gant'enian's garden at
kensingIat, Lowhiil, lter th's town. pear tree,
the fruit Uf whose bloom as gathered t~o months
ago. Ii has since then ias frai on frou tie second
bloom, an, i. noR in bloom for the third time this
season. LittrPcot pa. Nor 20.
The Trustees Of Dartmouth College haveappeal-
ed to the,suprene Court of the Y against a late
lecisinY Of tie New-!lampshire -sps,i in favour of
Dastmcnth University.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-25
Fam ash Making.

AEErAL FAN-SASiiEs, of various
WI descriptions. will be made ~ the
subscriber, at his shop, lover end OF Duke
street. The want Of Metal Fan.sash
Mandatory in Alexandria, has hitherto
been severely felt by builders aud 9TH
ers, who have been compelled to make
use of wood, which is neither elegant nor
durable. The various forms int" which
the metal can be shaped have given it
decidsd superiority, and the difference in
the price is very tofling. The subscriber
has been at considerable expence IN pro-
cueing the necessary PREPARATIONS, anu
relies on public enterprise fOr success in
the undertaking.
Geatiemea tn the country, sy sending
the Dimensions of their sasaes, can have
them made at the same price as II IN iowa!
JAMES Z. HOLLAND.
Feb,usry 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-25
Sea Serpent,
AT THE
8LEYa.NDRLa .rUSEU,K.

.SLEK4NDREi .rUSEU.H
THG Mansger of the M'ieum in
tpr-s he public tina; caN;aia John
Beach, Jur. no i aow in town, has de-
pnS;trd this mas' extraordinary and ints-
resting auim,l IN the Museum duuns his
s.av here. which may be seen from ~ to
is in tire forenoon, aud FrOm to 5 in the
xstrruuur. every day this week.
Csplaih Beach saw Ire gccNt Sea Ser
pent repeatedly, and took drawing of
hun; and purchased this Young one at
the time i vas caught at Glouce'' e, and
submitted It 10 the inspection Of tho Lin
nxr Society Of y. England, who uaned
i. S:oiiopi!s .ii'aniIcuS
Age, may pass a way, and similar Oh
jec', probably. may rot be presents. for
pubic Inspection. Independently OF this
st,rac ius. the Museum ha. nov very
va ustls and extensive collection Of per-
maoent matter, worthy Of public appro-
bIlINJ.
N" Twenty five cents viSit--to be
paid at tie DOOR in every iUstance.
Z. MOUNT FORD, Jr.
F,brrl-v - Ivy Manager.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-25
Combat of Ksrin ScSanbauat,

CdONtOut " hcitHt S5tOuftOtluut, :
Who at that pnment enter the Lists on
horseback. Kerim's horse takes part in
the combat. and drass Sauballat to the
ground. Kerim diSmoUpts aud proposes
to renew the combat on foot-the horses
are led away and the fight begins. Ke.
rim falls and loses his sword his rival
rashes TO despatch him a. that instant,
Kerim's hcrse interposes to save his mas
ter. Sanballat in fury stabs the HORSE
who fall and expires at bis masters Feet
Act IL. A splendid Bridal Chamber,
belnngiug to I'imour.
The Last Scene represents Timeur's
Fortress By moonlight. A Tremendous
Cataract and Waterfall. over which is an
archcd bridge. One side OF the stage re-
presents the exterior of Timour's For
tress. A variety Of smaller Towers anu
Terraces appear in the perspective.
During this scene, the Georgians and
Mingrehans engage the Tartars on horse
and. foot. Timour himself on horseback
appears and encourages his troops-he
becomes personally engaged and Is dis
moanted-he is pursued, and not having
lime to enter POrtculis leading to the
interior of his castle, he climbs the bat
Elements and reaches in safety the Tur-
ret's top. lie brings forth Zorilds. and
threatens to destroy her unless Asib, who
has ESCAPED to the Georgian, is restored
TO him-she breaks trsm him and runs to
the bridge, from which she leaps into the
wster-Agib on Horseback rushes after
her. The Georgians with BATrEHINe
RAM make breach in iinour's castle
All the horses enter. At the conclusion
Of the General Engagement, Agib having
recovered his mother, returns with her on
horseback. Timour is overthrown--but
ZorilJa spares his life at the intercession
of Agib and OSlou.
- Ticket, and places for the boxes to
be taken of Mr.. Howard, at the Box Of
fce on FRIDAY, from 10 O'Clock ,iIl Q,
and from 5 till the conclusion of the per-
Torrance.
Doors to be opened at half past 5 and
the curtain to rise at half past 6 precisely.
February 2S
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-25
Ladies Beaver Hats, &c.
January 90

Ladies Beaver Hats, &c.
TUST received and for sale at the Shoe
d Store of WILLIAM TRUE,
King-street,
Ladies' and Misses black, blue and
white beaver Hats, some of superior qua
.lity, with elegant trimmings
Geatlemen's first and second quality
Hats knapt and felt ditto. Also,
A quantity of LADIES' praneile Slip.
pers, white and colored kid ditto
Morocco and leather Walking Shoes
and Slippers
Morocco aud kid Boots, with fashion
able trimmings; misses Il children's do.
1Gentlemen's fine Boots and Shoes
kept ready made, and manufactured al
short notice by measure. All favors CRATE
fully acknowledged.
January d6!fmwtf
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furnace Y, are.

III neSS - NA>e
TIME subscribers, sole agents for the
! Hampshire Furnace, have received
and will constantly keep supply OF the
following articles:
Pots from No. to 10
Dutch ovens do do
Oval do DO do
Gri6irons; ski'lets; msrtars
Pestles; tea kettles: wash kettles
Androns cIoaths boilers, &c.
l0and 6pla.e stoves
Franklin do
Cast iron mauld and land sides
Which they offer upon as cheap terms
as they can be bought in the district.
Castings Of any description can be had
from the furnace upon short notice.
CALDNELL Il JACKSON.
January 90
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Five Dollars Reward.
Stray Cow.

YETASbyoashi % ms house by a negro
~ (Since committed to jaiD a small
RED COW, vita TN be / ard >ho t
sharp horns aud short leg. The owner et
the Cow is requested to come forward,
prove property. pay charges. and he may
have her again by caliing at my house,
4. West Fad, n,ar tn Stone Bridge.
JACOR HElNENAN.
Fcbr~arv 25 St