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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-21
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT THE
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
No 2 N.,ebanff Rsy.
THE CELEBRATED
Balm of Quito,

o M.d;siue Eaeg.sled 3, an, il BE w0rs s fbs ers
|Coughs, Colds, A ihma. ConiumPtions, &c.
ClNE this excellent Medi-
~ cne was 6rl difeoyered upwards of three
hundred thou'aad perfous have experienced it's
happy and faIusary effects, many Of whom had
been by Aahma,ic znd Conlumptive complaints
reduced to the brink of the grave their eonai-
buttons were quite emaciarsd, and had caff Of
all hopes of recovery, having ufed every remedy
recommended az specifics for thofe complain and
had made every application to the faculty thar
could be Obtained.
Common colds which are generally occafoned
by obiirucsed pc. fpiration, will be found to yield
TO its influence 10 a very fhort time.
To common coughs. which 10 general the
eIfea of cold, IL gives immediate relief removing
thofe troublefome irritations, they called,
tickings the throat, which a9 confiane
fmulus 10 coughing and in quiering thoie con-
vuI6ve eIci,ements and csuGng the effected to
breathe and fpeak freely. II induces ref, and
leeP in an eminent, degree and frsng,hens the
contribution, which enables Il 10 repel an enemy
Whole attacks are frequently follow ed by the molt
fatal consequences. t
Peron. afflicted with Pulmonary complain,, OF
diforters Of the brezlt and lungs, (even in the
moft advanced period of life Will 6nd immediate
relief. .
10 aithmatic or eom(umptive affections, (reeent
or chronic) Hoarfenefs, Catarrhs Wheeeings. and
sh ortnsss of breath il will give immediate cafe.
CONCEALED Phlegm Acrmopy ia the fluids and
obstruction ID the glands, with and fsfe;y
discharged by gentle eIpeetoration.
II IL also much admired IN foreuess o! the breafe
aud fomach. giving prefent cafe ID ,hofe cafes.
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Washington Hotel.
TIMOTHY BOSTON,

HAS the pleasure to inform his frieuds aud the
i u public generally, that he has very greatly
enlarged his Establishment in the bIick bui dinl
near the Kay scales where he can for the future.
accommodate gentlemen and ladies with private
apartments, such as will render their tairy with
him, pleasant aud agreeable
Delegates to the Convention, ami All Others vii
find every convenience and accommodation they
can possibly wish or expect
He also has very large and commodious
Stable, constantly provided with the best o
Hay and Provender and good Ostlers.
Portland. Sept. 81 CIV
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Real Estate at Auction.

ON WEDNESDAY the 9Th day Of October
INST at 2 O'Clock p. M.
A FARM 10 Gcrham, on the road leading 60
= Srandifh, "A mics fsom Portland. cont aiming
about So acres Of excellent Land. with one ifory
Dwelling House aud Barn thereon, with > young
orchard on the fame lot lies between he
land OF samuri Butte ADD Joseph Bsrgs, being the
same formerly owned by NAttAn gaug,-sale on
The premises Conditions one third Gallons
third in year, and third IN years.
ALSO
At private sale, Tor of Land 6tuated in Port
land, on the corner Of York and Iyng-Greets--
with handfome two Rory Dwelling House there
on. For terms, apPyso
S. MCCLELLAN,
Portland Oct 1. II. FLETCHER
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Iunice GaliisOn's JTi{7.

NOTICE IL hereby given 10 the heirs Of the es.
A>tate of EUNICE CALLIsON, lsre Of Windhan7
10 the county Of CumbeFLAnd Widow deceased,
and all hers concerned ha, josiah Webb has
prefentec to the subfcriher, Jutge Of the Court
OF Probate, WI hin and for said county, an inftru-
ment pur porting TO be the iai, will aud teflament
Of faid deceaied, and that he second "wednesday
of November rext at ten O'clock 10 The forenoon 10
anisned to take the Probate thereof, a Probate
Court then TO be held the probate ofice in Port
land, 10 said County when and where thsy may be
prefent and chew esu.e, If aoy they have, why he
same should not be proved, approved and allowed
a. The lsff will and testament Of said dscealed.
Giveu under my hand az Portland this nineteenth
day of October IN the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and nineteen. SAM. FREEMAN.
"A true copy-attest,
HoRATro SouTHoATE, Regr
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GAZLT lie aAF\
SHIPPING LIST. .S iak
PORT OF PORTLAND.

rum OF rum I.1yFD.
ARRIVALS.
Wednesday, Oct. 2Oth, arrived schr. Lucinda,
Esines, from Portsmouth, with salt.
CLEARANCks.
FoREIGN.--None since our last.
CoAsTwIsE.-Tuesd0y Oct. 10, cleared sloop
Messenger, Lewis, for Boston--schr. Seneca,
~ ins ow, for .lexandria.
Usdnesaay-brig Concordia. Woodbury., for
kastport.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
Mary aad Ezs, Of W Iscasset, DISCHARGED In
[ssssy, Of HaIloN ell, dscharging Lingsn, Of
.Asiines discharged Mary Janes OF Belfast, just
Fsan to discharge; and Cygnet for Bath next
~ were at Halifax nth lust.
!. Big Howard, Perkins. If kennebunk Schrs
5Aosas, Vi christ aud Halsey. Robinson, Of
4henasson, have ar ived in Hampton Roads---and
kbrig Neptune of NobIeborc' ssiled from thence.
Soop Ibouss, Scout, 10 days fiom hence arrived
NcWyoFk 18Th irst.
Brig penopea, Crsbsree, of This port, from
&Aexadria, arrived AT Boston on Tuesday lsst--st
aseh time ir,g Swift, fla ding, cleared fof Bath
ectr Fame, York, Of Falmouth, 90 days from
john, and slOop Polly, DonUugh, IL days FROM
Ntrk, rived az Philadelphia fTth inst.
vessels SPoken--Oct. 9Th, lat. 81, long. So,
rs Pacific, Robbins, z days from this port, for.
Croix. Lat, 80, Ion. IA, schr. Hannah, of
y port from st. Johns. Oct. g, lat 36, long.
brig Hazard, LittIefeld, from st. Eustatia,
Aennebunk, Sept. 29, lat. 80, lon. 60, brig
lno, Of Kennebunk.
oehr. May, OF kennebunk or Kennebeck, 10
~ hon Norfolk, with The loss Of her deck load,
spoken 23d "a
Us Paci6c, days from Portland, for 81.
e'x, Yves sPosen 9th inst. in lat. 81, long, 63
pr'g Hazard, Lttiefeld, II days from ~.
statie, Tor kennebunk, was spoken the 9th inst
Sc, long. 70.
brig. supposed to be the Equbtr. White, Of
eneeunh, from Porto Rico, was off Nantucket
Y INST. dlsnasted and in leaky condition,
cnding 10 make Wscassei
APT. Bourn, of the brig James & Isabella, who
20 a. kennebunk 10th inst from Martinico,
led at st. Barts on the 26th ult where there
most Tremendous hurricane on the Goth.
g drove large number of American yes
ashore. Among which Capt. b. recollects
aames Of the schrs. Harmony, (late Moul-
.ho died on the 25th) OF Portland and Os-
Earns, Of Castine. As he passed 1T. Pierres,
four or five vessels ashore there also.
at Anguilla and St. Martins, shared the
late. Capt. B. left at Moran Bay Mart,
Ks, brig Charles, Gross, for Bath in 20 days,
poke, in lat. 80, leng. "a, schr. Hannah, of
md, from St. John, for Fredericksburg.
~ Of letter from Capt. Barnes, Of sehr.
Oscar, Of CGst,ne.
ST. BARTs. SEPT. ~.
obtained new anchor and cable, sufh-
% vessel of 80 tons (the Oscar is only 65)
Ore q o'clock on the 2lst We went on
os many vessels had done before. and the
Der soon followed.-We saved some ofthe
nd had it stored, but such was the vio
1.-THE gale that the store together with the
1nts' house were washed away. | have
vessels papers &c and in fact every thing,
What stood 10. To describe the horrors
<tst is beyond my power-an eve witness
nly Judge of them. Ships from 300 to 400
nov on dry land-bondreds of buildings
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MARRIED.

In Topsham, by Nath1. Green, Esq. Capt.
John Patten, of Topsham, TO Miss Betsy Bates, of
Boston.
In Windham, Moses Little, Esq to Miss
Hannah Horton, daughter of Mr.. Rufus Horton,
frmerly of this town.
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ss9N 1t is contemplated 10 purchase a
.zss=ss suitable vessel and fit her as Steam
Boat, 10 run twice up and back in each week
between this place and Boston. Those who
are inclined 10 favour the plan are requested
10 meet at MEALS OFFICE, To -morro1u Epe-
ming, at bali past 6 O'Clock, where an exhibit
will be made Of the probable expense and
profits. '-'' Oct 2I
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Real Estate at Auction.

a singular Chance tor Good Bargain.
on THURSDAY, the 28h instant, at three
81 The clock p. W. al the house q EBN'R.
kOLLOCk, IN SaccGrqppa.
NEILL be sold at Auction. lhe FARM former
W y belonging to Eeazer Bartlett, deceased
situate in Wesibrook, three fonrlhs Of mile from
Saccarappa, on the main road 10 Gorham. con-
tanning 100 acres Of land OF the various descrip-
lions requisite for excellent IA IA. having fine
young orchard, convenient dwelling House, large
barn and other out bniidiags thereon. The sane
is subject to a claim Of about Stl00 only TO Natb.
Partridge, Esq much less than the real value Of
the farm. Il will certainty be sold.
LUTHER FITCH.
Oct. IS.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
il all concerned, that she has been duly sp-
pointed and tskca upon herself the trust ct sd
ministrs,rix on the estate OF CHRIS TOPPER
ALLEN, late OF Hebron, in the county Of xford
woman deceased, by giving bend as the law d.
rects--She therefore requests all persons indeb,-
ed 70 said deceased's eslsteto make immediate
payment; aid those who have any demands
thereon. 20 exhibit The same to
DOLLY ALLEN upon SAID
esfdre
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OIED,
In South Carolina, on the &lst ult. Doct. Will
liam F. Bradbury, native Of Portland, aged 80
\ he has served in the army and navy Of the u S.
\ In Windham, the 14th INST. Mrs. Eunice
Cailson, widow of The late Sivauus Gaiiison, and
eldrst daughter of the late Capt. Thomas Bar.
Etcr. aged 81.
Ia Tryeburg, on the 5th inst Mr.. John Stearns,
aged 23--On the 10th, widow Polly Hardy, aged
about 70.-On the 18th, Doct. Josiah Bridges, a
Eged bout 30--all of the fever which is so preva
\ lfnt there.
la Eastport, daughter of Mr.. Ezra Whitney,
'nsed years--a daughter of r, Palmer. Esq. aged
" years-Priest Lunt, aged about 50-Mrs. ALI
son, from Windsor, n. S.
II In Plantation No. 3, Mrs Lydia, cousort of Mr..
tRuben Dammans, aged 90.
Deaths at Charleston. s. G. in the week end
&ls Oct. 6, tv-three--including 70 of the
tellow fever, Of other feysrs, and 3 of consump-
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ORDINATION OF MISSIONARIES. At Goshen,
Conn. on the Goth ult Messrs Asa Thurston and
Hiram Bingham, were ordained Evangelists to
be employed Missionaries to the Sandwich
Islands, under the direction of the American
Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions
Sermon, by Rev. Mr.. Humphrey, from Joshua
'1iii l. There remaineth yet very much land
70 be possessed -Four of the natives who have
been members of the Foreign Mission School at
Cornwall, will also be attached to the Mission ;
also, a physician, printer, a farmer with his
family, &c.-maklng the whole number about 20.
The whole are to embark about the middle of
October, at Charlestown, Mass.
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Plbke Thanksgiving Gov bsooKs has apl
,ointed Thursday, The second day Of December
n<1f, to be observed as day of Thanksgiving and
PRAYER throughout this Commonwealth.
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COMMUNICATED.

We congratulate the citizens Of Portland on
The arrival Of p. Lewis and his extraordinary
nnily. His concert Tuesday evening was
h,hiouably attended and afforded fine treat to
ne lovers Of sweet sounds. The Overture by
Mozart, the March by Cramer and the Sonata by
Beethoven, were performed ina style beyond our
pfaise and thatdid ample justice to the works Of
those great masters.-And we feel assured that
such music and such performances must ever re-
ceve most liberal patronage while talents are
admired.
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William Hyde.
gAsFoR SALE AT ms BooKsToRE.

No. 5, Masssy's Roc.
\ very extensive and valuable assortment of
IA Iaw--Theologicai-M edical-Clasical--
M scelIsneous and School BOOKS much foo nu-
merous 10 Particadrise, all Of which be will sell by
wholesale or retail on the most generous terms for
cash, Paper Rags, most kinds of country produce.
or approved credit.
.4iso-Blank Account Books Of every descrip
tion W riting aud Letter Paper Quis--Ink pow
der-lnks,ands-SIate Pencils and almost every
article in the stationary line. Oct Is
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LAS for fale At the head of Green erect. in
- Wen Market Row, complete a6ortment Of
Vest India Goods and Groceries
WINES, IRON, NAILS, GLASS y PUTTY.
.A,.-s.oco ", FKITHERS, of good quality
vh;ch he will fell whoIe(ae or retail.
~ Beds filed on hand will be fold At the low
en- price for Cath or Lumber, or Country Produce
Lilsvas frii quality Of Thomafion LIME
- Horses and Carriages, 70 Lss-stabling for
Horfes a. ufual. Il June g.
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Congress is 10 meet on the first Monday in
December
10 HsyG there has been new creation of
MOBILES The Duke Of Fort Royal has been
rased 10 the dignity ofPrince Royal. with
the name of Prince Joschim-His Eninence
he Right Rev. jean lie Deo Gonzales, has
been created Duke OF Gonzales. and the Pal
mes.-An ARMY promotion has also taken place.
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At No. l, Union " harf,

At No /, Union Wharf,
ON SATURDAY, nsrt, al a O'Clock, a. W.
kA Barrels super6ne new FLOUR, from
~ Alexandria
10 hhds SUGAR,
4 barrels DO.
5 chests &- boxes Souchong ~ III s. TEA
An Invoice of Hard WARE
large Counting room Desk,
small DO. and Book Case,
2Stoves and Tunnels.
doz. English Shovels-
B. c. ATWOOD, .lacfr.
Thursday, Oct FL.
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TWO HORSES

L " U HO ROED
GAME into The enclosure Of the subscriber on
~ Monday hast The owner or owners are de-
sired 10 prove property, pay charges and take
them away. Apply to
CHARLES PATRICK, Jun.
Gorham, Octet 1919.
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hP DIR. Relies Asthmatic Pills

cures are su5n1tHed J0r Peolc perusM:
| Mr.. Stetson, of Hanover was nine years ia ic;
ed with violent pain in his RICH, breast, a,,endec
| a, times with great difficulty of breathing, anc
wholly incapable of attending business, was cut
ed aud his health perfectly res,ored by two box
| es of these pills.
An elderly Lady, her daughter snd grand
dsuphe, of Boston, were each dteadfuliy .f1ic,-
| ed with asthma and difficulty Of breathing, were
all of them cured and restored to perfect health
| by seven boxes.
judge, of Salem, had been many years
afflicted with violent cough and difficulty OF
breathing, was cured by two boxes. bis sleep was
| restored on the second night. which lad been b2o-
ken for many years.
Lady, of Boston, turned o: sixty, was severe.
" afflicted with cough, pain ia the side, at times
splitting Of blood, could not lie down in bed for
four years, could not sleep but at short intervals.
was restored to perfect health on taking 8 boxes.
These pills give instant ease 10 all coughs, colds,
as,bmas, difficulty in breathing, Wheeling. tight
ness Of the chest, strained stomach: consumption.
pain in the side, splitting Of blood, chlness and
shiyerings the forerunnss Of malignant fevers, &c.
Common colds are removed in few hours, he aged
will experience elief equally agreeable and in-
Simultaneous even when the lungs affected
Ask for " Dr. Relics ASthmatic Pals" One box
containing twelve pills, frequently effects cure
To prevent imposition the outside printed rapper
is signed " W. IT. Conway" Observe this as you
value health. Sold wholesale by the proprietor,
w, II. Conway, Chemist, No. 1, Bumstead Place,
Common Street, Boston-and most druggists anC
booksellers Of respectabllity. Also. by most post
masters, throughout the Union-where may be had
all those Justly esteemed and highly approved Me
icines, prepared by W. T. Conway" large
dsconatt to country physicians, traders, &c.
&C. Pamphlets of many extraordinary cures &C.
company each bottle.
Dr. Relies Botanical Drops,
Dir. Relies Asthmatic Pills,
Dr.. Relies Aromatic FILLS,
DIR. Relies AntibilIious Pills,
Or. Relies Vege table Specific,
Dr.. Relpe's Vegetable Rheumatic Pills,
DR.. Jebb's Rheumatic Liniment,
Dumfries ltch Ointment,
Dumfries Lotion,
British Antisceptic Dentifrice,
Dr. Hunters Pills,
DR.. Hunter Injection Powders,
DIR. Hunters Cerate,
Albion Corn Plaster,
Cambrian Tooth Ache Pills.
ftrFor many important cures, see Pamphlets
which NAV be had of the Agent gratis
The above Medicines prepared and sold
wholesale By. the sole proprietor, ". L. Conway.
Chemist. No. 1, Bumstead Place, Common sreet
Boston, and retail. by Coe g. Quincy, H. Butman,
IT, S. Dupee, POrtldnd-John PhiPPs, Otisfsid-
Mark Leach, R1ynond-and Wholesale &C the
Chamber over Attwood's Crockery Store Middle
Street, Portland.
-. A large discount to country Physicians,
traders, &c.
Oct 81. eow6t.
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rCOPY OF II LETTER

UPCOPY OF n LETTER
w T.CONW AY-Sir, Ideem il my duty
w TO the public, rs we'll az you in particu-
Jar TO make known my case that others may have
the benefit OF so valuable Medicine was .
long time sfRced with violent cough, with
extreme thculiy of bre sthing. and was at las,
reduced SO low that my life was espaired of
wher / was advised by friend to make 8 rial
Of cur DR.. Relfe.s Asthmatie Pills'--by skine
hem three days according to the direction.
was enabled to walk out and was cured by ore
box only.--WiBess nv hand.
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PETER RICHARDSON


Roxbury, (Mass.) Sept. 90, 1918.
When cure for one dollar. or at most for two
dolIsrs,can be obtained for cough, cold, asthma
difficulty Of brea hing. tightness ofthe chest
whsezing, pain in he side, splitting of blood. .
strained stomach, &c. must it NOT be matter of
surprise that we see the obituary daily sweiled
with deaths occasioned principally by colds On
an average at least one hundred and fify thou
sand persons die annually ofccnsump,ions origi-
mating principally from taking cold, commencing
with cough, then with difficulty Of breathing
aud pain in The side, at length the lungs become
affected, consumption snsues, and death closes
the scene. Alas too often does prejudice by
listening TO some, and adopting the opinions Of
others, prevail; thereby preventing the trisl of
such medicines as might afford relief under the
idea that no reliefesn be obtained Scarce q
case occurs that may not be relieved by the time.
ly application of
hP DR.. Relies Asthmatic Pills.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-22
Shoes.

=
A FRESH supply just received and for
"a sale BY The subscribers. consisting Of
the following kinds =.
300 pair ladies' morocco walking shoes
100 do do cork sole do do
so do do morocco bootees
800 do do do slips
500 do do DO do with heels
400 do do leather walking shoes, thick
soles
400 do w. G. black 4. col roam slips
800 do do leather pumps
600 do do do thick soles
200 do misses do shoes
50 do ladies' white kid slips
goo do misses blk & cold NOR. DC
600 do mems thick shoes
800 do naiPd do
800 do boys do do
500 do do bound do
4oo do mems do do
loo do gentlemen's fine do
loo do do do pumps
In Store,
Mems low priced fur and wool hats.
All of the above articles are offered for
sale, at reduced prices, FOR cAsH,--Country
merchants supplied at Baltimore and Phi
ladel phia prices. 5. =. D. REED.
September29
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Blank Books and Stationary
Articles.
- UST received and for sale by
JAMES KENNEDY B. SO


JAMES KENNEDY b SON.
A complete assortment OF ledgers, iour.
mails and day books letter, invoice, bank
and mem. books of every size and variety,
faint lined and plain
Record books Of every description, faint
lined and plain
$50 rms {. cap writing paper, No. 1898
100 do s. fire qto post, gilt, colored,
hot pressed and plain, of the manufacture Of
Matthews, Amies, and d. Ames
British and American folio post
Ditto quarto gilt and mourning do
As groce bonnet boards, white and blue
Superhne. bo! pressed playing cards, white
and figured backs
A very large assortment of ,hAbest ouilIs.
inkpowder British and American, black lead
pencils & cTayons, camels' hair do, Reeyes's
water colors in boxes and singly, genuine
India ink, British drawing paper of all sizes.
inkstands Of all the various kinds: blank ana
visiting cards, plain, gilt and military EN-.
bOssed, chess men, bone and ivory. back
CANNON and chess boards, states and pencil.
of all sizes, ladies' and gentIeme MS elegant
morocco pocket books with and without ip.
strnments, morocco purses, thread cases and
wallets, penknyes Of superior quality, silver
pencil case. and thimbles, port folios and
writing desks an assortment Of low priced
paper hangings of new patterns, boz hoard.
band boxes asserted, &c. &c.
ORDERS FOR BLANK BOOKS.
ruled 10 particular patterns, executed wifi
nea!ness and dispatch. dtg nov 10
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Music.

Music.
TEHE following late publication just re.
Il ceived and for sale by
Progressive Sonatas by Carr
Bird Waltz Z
Take this Rose
In far distant cline
Blue eyed Mary
Aud Lang Syne
Mrs. Mcdonald {variations}
Guitar Dance
Battle of Salamanca
Nothing true but Heaven
Soldiers Bride
Copenhagen Waltz
Machere Annie
To sigh, yet feel no pain
The.sun his bright ray
Rombefg's Airs Noe
Serenade Waltz aud Rondo>
This Blooming Rose
Hail Columbia NEW seta
Rosy Anne
Swiss Waltz
Stantz Waltz
Complete sets Of Riley's melodies
Beauties of the Flute and Minstrels
Lays and Evening Companion
Wragg's improved Flute Preceptor with
Ga original Duets, from the 18th London edi-
ton; the most approved books Tor the piano
forte, violin, fate, clarionet, aageolet and
bassoon A great variety Of other songs and
pieces for the piano torle, &c:
Music paper OF the best quality
Blank music bots bound in various forms
Smith y Little's Psalmody.
november IS es3t
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Samuel Ward & Go.

HAVE commenced the mandatory Of
q Il cabinet work, also OF turning and
carving, at the shop Of Joseph Spear, deceas-
ed Having purchased the stock and tools
ofihe dcreaent. and large stock on hand, ,
they fa;ter themselves that, byattention and
industry. they can furnish as good and as
cheap of every description, as any person in
the District Of Columbia.
Ttey hs,ve on hand and for sale,
elegant mahogany sideboards, carved
sci do fables, 8 in set
3 set do round ends, g in a set
10 mahogany dining tables. square
6 Pembroke do
bureaus mahogany
Is be,isteads of different kinds,
light stands, wash stands,
cribs, sofas. sc.
Also,
1000 feet Mahogany in board and
Plank. -Turning and carving done at the
shortest notice, and any other bu mess iR
their line S. WARD.
Oct GO ENOCH LEWIS.
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Was Committed

'EHO the Jail for the county Of Alexandria,
IL as a runaway, on the Gath inst. negro
man, who calls himself RICHARD, and says
he is The property of STROLLER Runer, or Re-
no, fyFau9uier county, Va. between Buck
land Mills and John Gray's store. He is a
bout 90 years OF age, 5 feet inches high,
and well made; has large scar nearly over
the lett eye has on yellow striped cotton
and wool pantaloons. The oWner is desired
TO come prove property, pay charges and
take him away, otherwise be will be dispo-
sed OF as the law directs.
nov so A. ROUNSAVELL, taller.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-22
+ OF ew-Orleans,

To sail from Baltimore the Goth Dec.
Fnf o5%ps ssp snho, 9 Th. , 1s!
sci has an elegant and commodious cabin;
and can handsomely Accommodate one hun
dred passengers in the steerage The capt.
is well acquainted with the trade-and tits
intended that h. shall be punctual as to the
time fixed on for sailing. For further parti-
cuIars apply to w. SMITH,
Georgetown, or
JAS. CREIGHTON 6. Co. Baltimore.
nov 60 18D