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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-24
.MASONICK.

A Lodge OF Masons was Installed at Union Oh
tie 18th ,a,f. by HE style NJ Unioa Lodge.- ihs
Osttet Deputy Grand Master, Hon. ADirL
Woon, being unavoIdsbly absent, us duties %
appointment, and be request OF the Lodges, we're
performed ~ Hon. SAMusL THsTcRER, Past
Disirc, Depn,y Grand MASTERY large nnmbor
of he fraternity ~ ael as of other Citizens coa-
veaed. be ceremonies we're interesting aud '@-
prsssive. The Throne Il Grace was addressed by
the Rev. Brother EMERSON. end very appso-
rFia,e AMI veil prepared Address delivered by
Bfother JOHN BuLfIsoH. The musck did hon-
or a. The occasion. A numerous suJiesee bore
testimony, by their good order and attention, that
the perfo inaeee. OF The day gave universal salts
tsttion.-Aiter the var ous services, the process
sion escorted by hand Of Music, repaired 10 The
,abie, duly prepared for the occasion, where re-
freshmeni succeeded L5or--and the whole MAS clio.
sed With dec-ney and oder.
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ibe agricultural community, in The centre oil
which IL Is to take place. The members oi
lhis society are DIES ewing Of much praise tor
heir active eyerlions III promoting the inter-
eiis % ,sr farmer and tie state. The peo-
pie will find that the tue interests Of this
section Of the union are almost exclusively
agricultural and commercial. and that they
are mutually dependent upon each c'her |,
aud aatb con letion OF this truth viii also
come the belief, that be who aims blow al
tie prosperity OF the one, means no favour 10
thai OF The olher
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MARRIED.,

In Gorhsm. on Wednesday eve. nth. inst
by Rev. Asa Rand, Mr.. William Paine, agec
76 to Mrs. Tabitha Larrabee aged 70.
In Bath, by the Rev. }. w. Ellingwood, Mr.
Isaac ketchum, mer. OF ST. John, ". 3. to Mis-
Euniee w. Farley, of the former place.
IN Cincinnati, on the 9th ult. Bellamy Storer
Esq Counsellor at Law, 10 Miss Euretta Louis,
Barlow. late of New York
In this town, on the 18th inst. by the Rev, f
Payson, Mr.. JosEPu LAsEto Mrs. SARAH WHIT
mAsH.-On Saturday evening last, by the Rev
Thomas y. Ripley, Mr.. RICHARD GooDISo t.
Mrs. Ann GRAHAM.
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AGRICULTURE.

The dispos iion which is manifested 10 pro.
mote the interests OF agriculture, not only IN
this State, but in all New England, aud the
middle states is very favourable circum-
stance TO the wealth, security, indepe ndenee,
and happiness of the people. Nothing SC
surely indicates the advance of society, as the
attention winch is paid TO the cultivation ol
the soil, and the reducing 10 system The va
rious branches of agricultural employment.
As population Increases, which brings with It
the increase of luxury, and large proportion
ipeople, who live without work, greater ex-
ertions are made and required 10 gIsiIiy the
taste and a greater demand as to quantity
arises for the products Of the soil By these
cyuses necessity IS imposed, Of making by
judicious culture, gwen portion Of land yield
more abundantIy, Than u will under ordinary
Management, and Of more profitable pro-
ducts 10 simulate the enterprise OF the agri-
culturalist, Ito ascertain and suggest the best
modes Of prepara lion and cultivation OF ~
land aud TO afford opportunity aud encoors
agenen, for useful experiments, many socie-
ties have lately been established. As tar AZ
experience enable. US 10 Judge, these insiitu-
where exhibitions have been made for sever
al years, progressive improvement has IN
variably been the consequence. The annual
exhibitions at Brighton have not only ex-
tended their influence to those, who iInnedi-
aiely receive the benefit OF their patronage.
but to US ase, and many others who have lsl-
lowed their example. On Wednesday the
s5h, tomorrow will be witnessed al Hal
lowell the first celebration Of the kind in this
State. The agricultural society OF Maine
has Tor some time been ssrvicebie by its es-
says, and by the exerions Of its members 10
experimental farming. And their usefulness
has been limited. only by their limited funds.
hhoped that their means Of usefulness will
DC increased by the assistance OF government
and the liberali,y Of individuals. We doubt
not that their first exhibitions will sustain The
psaes Of he society and the anlicipaiions OF
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q .fZETTE
STRIP NAWSa
PORT Or PORTLAND
ARRITALS.


Saturday, Oct 21--Auiyed sehr. Joseph, Prince
from Philadelphia, via Portsmouth, y. Il. with
Flour and Apples TO the Capt.
Sunday-Ship Liverpool, Bacon, Sc day. fram
st. Ubss, with salt TO A. Mcclellan, Esq. LEI,
there, brig Bellins, Washburn, for Boston in 8
days; ship Helen, New-York, 10; ship Dunn
fries, for Baltimore, and brig Clarsss, for Kenns-
bunk, sailed in eonpany.-Oet. 2, lat Al, long.
Sc, speke ship aosslla from New York, for Cork.
Oct. 10, lat 30. long. SO, ship Indian Chief, 4
days from New York, for London ship Atlantic.
days from d. for Liverpool 18th, on Georges
Bank, brig Camel, from Rotterdam, for Boston.
.honday-brig Mechanic, burlington, II day,
from Matanzes, with nolasses and sugar to A.
Newhall--brg Mechanic, Harding, fr Havana.
with molasses and sugar to r. Morton ~ .,oop
Packet, Lowell, from Boston, with merchandise
to sundry merchants.
CLE.7R.4NCES.
Wedse'day Oct 19-Cl brig Susan & Sarah
Robinson, 81. Barts sch James, Blunt, Cuba.
Friday-si Governor, Collins, st. Andrew
brig Favorite, Shaw, Honduras.
Ssfwday-sl M.lisdgville, Boston--sch Fame,
York, Lubeo.
Ss"day-brig Fair American, York, Lubec.
.bosday-soh Susanna, Stevens, Hslifax-sl
Cay Ann, Green, Boston.
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To be sold at public vendue. by order of Court at
the dwelling house Of Alexander Mccartney,
late of Fsyeburg, county Of Oxford, blacksmith.
deceased, on Monday, the 18th day OF Novem-
Der, 1890, at o'clock p. NJ.
GO much Of The real estate Of said deceased, as
- will procure the sun of three hundred ninety
FIVE dollars aud ninety eight cent?, for the pay
ment of the just debt. Of sad McCauley, and Incl
des,al charges.
BENZ. wooDMAN, .sda,inisfr.
NIB. Part of the estate to be sold
as above consists OF a one story house and barn
with the Seversion of the widows dover in Fry
burg sfof.said, blacksmith shop entire and about
enc aud three quarters Of an sese of ground Under
and adjoining the ssms--Al soue personal pro-
perty 10 he sold a. above.
Fryburg, Oct. 18th, 1890.
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< NOTICE.
4 HOSE persons indebted TO the
late firm Of
( w. & E. OXNARD,
ere required to make immediate payment, that an
sdjp,,ment of the late concern may be sffsctsd
wlihou, delay.
Oct. -. ~.
Alta Court of Probate held al


the Probate Office 10 Portland, within aad for
the county of Cumberland, on the twentieth Of
Odober, 10 the year Of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and twenty
DAUL RANDALL, adniuiftratos Of the e0ate
/ OF David Alexander, late of Hsrpiwell, in fs'd
county, dsesaed, having Preiented HE hrIt account
Of standardization If the eltate OF laid deceaied--
oRpsssp, That the fAid sdminiirstor give notice
to All psrions iutersAed, by cau'ng copy of this
order TO be put ,ihed two weeks incceisvey 10 the
Portland Gazette, printed at Portland, that they
may appear At Prooa,e Court, TO be held at the
houle Of CHARLIE C. Nit cheI, in North Yarmouth
in faid county on the 6,a Thurfday Of Novsm.
Der uey' ct ten of the clock IN the forenoon, AID
thew esufe. If any they have Why The fame ihouid
not be allowed,
A. X. PARIS, Judge.
A true copy-Auea.
HesArio sovvneATI. Rsgihsr'
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tly In the House was 8 IN favour OF the
bill the votes standing 81 to rs.
The votes of the Representatives OF
this State upon the subject we're as
follows:
In favour of the .Neao Tariff, KlNsLEY
aud PARKER: against 1t CUsHmAN, HUI
HOLMES and WHITMAN.
Are the 4th and 9th Districts, which
are now represented ~ Messrs. KiNs-
LEY and PARKER, prepared TO vote for
restriction of commerce are they pre-
pared to depress still more the pursuits
OF agriculture, by limiting the market,
and reducing the prices of produce p
If not why should their sentiments be.
oelied upon the floor of Congress
We observe that many papers have no.
iced through inadvertence, that Thurs
day the thirteenth day Of November, has
been appointed by the Executive of this
State, as day of Thanksgiving. 1t
should be Thursday the 1HIRrIErH by
recurring to the almanack it will be seen
that the thirteenth falls on Monday.
Late Storm.-The excessive rains of
last week occasioned much damage upon
the different streams in this State, and no
inconsiderable loss of property. On the
Saco, the free bridge between Biddeford
and Saco, was carried away by the yio-
lence of the torrent and the floating logs,
Just as the stage was about crossing 1t
on Friday. Allthe bridges on the same
river above Brownfeld, we're swept
away, and many cattle and sheep drown
ed, in the towns of Brownheld, Conway
and Fry eburg. A mill dam, was also de-
stroyed in Waterford. On Crooked rir-
sr, which rises on Oxford county and
empties into Sebago Lake, three bridges
were carried away and Others injured /;
and the low lands which border upon
the river were oyerflowed :the tan-works
in that neighbourhood, and the bridges
over the smaller streams in that country
have suffered considerable damage.
On the kennebeck rl0er, property to a
large amount has been destroyed /: two
bridges we're carried away III Gardner.
The water rose 12 feet at Augusta, and
much injury was done to the roads and
bridges above that place. On Sandy
ripsr, which empties into the Kennebec,
several bridges were carried away, and
and mills and cattle destroyed. Bruins
wick & Topsham, notorious for the los
ses they sustain by every freshet, were
not spared on this occasion. The booms
gave way on the Androscoggin, to the
force of the torrent and the logs, which
swept away in their destructive progress,
the milldams and the bridge between
those places. The loss is estimated al
more than 100000 dollars, which-arose
principally from the injury to the dams,
and the vast number of logs which have
been carried to sea. The bridge at Lis
bon on the Androscoggin, and the toll
bridge at Lincolnville, near the Penob-
Scot, were also carried away, and much
damage sustained. The ram cohmen-
ced on Saturday evening, and continued
almost without ceasing until Monday
night, accompanied by high wind. From
he violence of the rain and the state of
the ground, little of the water was CON-
paratively absorbed : its effect upon the
streams was therefore more sudden and
powerful.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-24

Village Harnony. 18th f. Ins,rupaentai Direction
f4th 4 10th edllions,s for Band,
Northern Harnoay, tth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and 18th editions, Salem Collection,
Temple Harmony, \. England Collection,
Songs of the iempe ,Tsh cooPef's 1lleet'on,
edition. ) Portsmouth Collection
Hal,owell Collection, Hartford Collection,
Wesleyan Hermony, Briigewater Collection,
Columbian Repository, Hsnaefs MESSIAH.
Vocal Companion, .iubbard's 80 Anthems,
Drum & FiveIn.tructor, iiefnonia Fyangeiics,
Robinsou's MARTIAL u- . fpiscopsl Harmony,
SIC lnew) Village Filler
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Morse's Geography, American PaeceP'or'
Adams do $C1lumb,su Orator,
Cummings do ! Engl,sn Reader.
Parsh's do Art OF Reading,
Dwigh,'s do Beauties OF the Bible,
Thayer's do Students Companion
3lar's Rhetoric, Exhibition Dialogues.
Buffers Compend. Scholars Review,
Bibles and Te,,am'n''' s'0i''s Lessons
New York Spelling Books and Headers, NO.
2 and 8.
| Murray's Grammar, Key and Exercises,
Webster, Perrys, Pixies, Cummings's Juvenile,
Boston, Bingham. aud Maine Spelling-books,
| Walsh's, Welct's Stamford, Knne's. Temples,
Webber's, Little's, Columbian, Pixies and
Roof Arithmetie.,
Johnson's Walker. aud Perry. Dictionaries,
Latin ani Greek Classics.
STATIONARY.
Paper, Quilts, Ink Powder States,
| i AZ L lead Peaeil,, DrswingP.psr, Brushes aud
| Paints, Ink stands, sand Boxes. sand Pounec
BOXES aud ponnce-Tooth Brushes, clothes and
shoe 3, ushes, Waters, Sealing WAY, shaving SOAP,
boxes and b,nsh.s, pocket books, Purses, Blank
| Account. i.ooks OF every description &c. &c &c.
t1-The above will be sold On the best
lernls, wholesale or retail
October "a.
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Evening School.
c. CHASE g. Z. WEBSTER,

INFORM the inhabitanu Of Portland, that they
L have commenced an evening School in the
lchool room of 4. WRBsrss, in Federal-street,
few doors Wen of Efex- Street, where they will
inflrucH the branches ufsaily taught in iehools,
together with Navy altos ana the higher branch
e, of Mathematics. Writing taught systematically.
NJ The third quarter of 4. Webiter's day
(chool will commence on MONDAY, the Soth,
for the Unfit ruefiou OF Matters and Mfes.
Portlans, OSt. Esd, 1920. sw
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SIMEON PRATT.

SIMEON PRATT,
INFORMS his friends aud customers that be has
i formed . connection in business with Mr. Ma.
7HAN sAwYsa and in future the bus;ns. will be
conducted his former s.snd No. 5, Joues' Row
Exchange Stree. under the firm Of
PRATT & SAWYER.
PRArr sAvYsa beg leave to inform their
friends aad Cuaonisrs that they have received az
additional sssort men, of
BOOKS g. STATIONARY.
among which are the following viz.
Feg ish Letter Paper, Gilt add Plain
Deny, Cap, aid Pot Writing Paper
Qui,ls, Of all Qualities
Sesi' Wafess, Sealing Was and Ink Powder
1nkstauds and Penknives
Rasors, shaving Soap sud Court Plaster
Back Led Peacils, India Rubber and Red Taps
Fine Log paper
Bovdi,ches Navigator
Nsuue Almsnacks
Ready Ca u.ators &c. &c.
BOOK BINDING,
10 all is various branches executed 10 the beat
manner d shortest notice
Pa,eat Accom- Books ruled and bound in 81.
perior style
Backgammon Tabs 60 and Chess Boards
Manufactured as Above.
n. B. all orders thankfully received, and in
future pun rtualiy attended TO.
Portland Oct. -.
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: Travellers Take Notice d!
CHARLES C.. MITCHELL.

HAS Removed from his stand in North-Yar-
II mouth TO the comnodious House lately own
Cd and improved by Col. Seth Michel as a Public
Hoase--whers be invites his old customers TO call
on him as well rs strangers who may be passing
the yres, eastern road. All may be assured that
by calling they will find things good and conven-
eut for their refreshmeni aud comfort, both for
gsn and beast.
(4v) North Yarmouth Oc'. IS. 1920.
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THIS DA "

THE PLYMOUTH BRACH LOTTERY COM
meoess drawing add will 6ni,h 10 so day., aad
all the numbers drawa the Grx day will be prises,
and the Grss drawn number On the sec nd day will
he entitled 70
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10000 Tickets.
NOT Two 81 INKS TO n PRIZE.
g. Tbs Capital Prizes - be deposited IN the
wheels on the following days. viz:
one 5000 prize on the 5'h days drawing.
+" 5000 do. on the 10th day ;. drawing.
" 10000 do. On the 18th day, drawing.
% $1,000 do. On the 2Oth days drawing.
All ,he oihsr prizes floating from the commence.
ment II the drawing.
50 Drawings of 1000 numbers. and tue FIRST 5000
Blanks, will lie entitled to $40 each.
Tickets IN a variety OF numbers are jus, feee's-
ed and for sale by
WM. HYDE,
Whole- $500. Halves $4.i2 f-e,
Quarters 2. t2 t.2. Fights ia i-2,
Prize tickets in any of the la,e Lotteries recey-
ed IN payment.
Drawing Commencing.
PLYMOUTH BEACH, 9th CLASS,
Commences drawing This Day aud vii Gnish III
so days. The frs, dAy'' drawing will all be prizes.
Tickets are going rapidly aud only a few remain
for sae. Whoies $50. Qrs $50, but rise sga'n
soou,e Oct a.
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"s''~Ss sAos' PstbSs-- W. ASts Yo,~o
quarters so.
NEXT MONDAY,
NATIONAL CANAL LOTTERY, will CON-
msoce drawing at which time tickets will advance
one dollar but may be had till then for S12 sholes,
8, as quarters, IS s,gh,s There are in this Lot
'sry the following Capita Price.
$4,000; 10000; 10000
5000; 5000 and Jy1y Of 1000,
besides eve hundreds, one hundreds, &c. all cash
prizes and paid by the manager in American
gold all letters by mail post paid enclosing each
or prize tickets promptly attended TO, and the sub
serbef is bappy TO ,nfoim he pubic thar anong't
all bis numerous letters by mail for tickets, not
on. complain Of mDcarrisse in coming or going,
so thar It may be considered Psrfscsly safe sending
by mail tor tickets
People ough, 10 consider thar thee price will
be drawn and payable about the tias water ssts
10, and that there 10 uo,hsOg like money 20 guard
sgalnst cold weather many persoas this sinter
will have reason TO bless the inst,tutioe Of -otte-
RES, snd maOy others will blame thsmsetSps Tor
net risking trife fer fortune.
arUncurrea nancy received as usrat
T.. M. DAVIS. Esehanse-G. Joses' Row, No 5.
Postland, Oct. az
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rPNOTICE.

pNOTICE.
TINE Proprietors of the Portland Monument
i Ground are hereby oo,i6ea that their aenas'
meeting will be held on 1ueiday the 7'h day OF
November nett, At 3 o'clock, p. M. at ths houis
Of Capt. LsmueI Moody
ENOcH MOODY. Prop'rs cefk.
Qct. II.
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yEssEIs sPnkEN.

Schr. Baltimore, Woody, rom Quoddy, fol
Wilmington, was spoken 18th inst. the South
shosi Of Nantucket bearing NE. by N leagues
18th, spoke brig Argo Killsran, Of this port
Tor Havana-South shosl bearing W. ). W.
leagues.
Oct. 8, Montaug Point bearing w. n. W.
leagues distant, schr Madison, Jenes, OF North
Yarmouth, from Philadelphia for Halifax.
On the 18th inst. lat. Al, IL n. Ion. 50, w
schr. Gold Hunter, Gorham, Of Buckspsrt, Me
80 days from Havana, for Boston had lost tive
of his crew the passage, one by sickness, and
the other by falling overheard the night before
had experienced very rough weather, in which
she had split and lost some Of her sails, and dam.
aged her rigging and spsrs.
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oLoUcksrFR, oor. Il

The Light House lately erected by Govern
ment on Ten Pound Island, in this harbour, Is
now lighted aud serves as an excellent guide ter
all vessels bound into the Bay when sveftsken
by heavy westerly winds. This light bears due
N. r. from that on Long Island Head, and there
is fine anchorage and an excellent bay with good
holding ground between the light and Eastern
Point
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WILLIAM OXNARD,

No, S, .Ns"e5', Row, Middle Street,
1As just opened for sale an extensive
assortment Of
Cotton e WooIen GOODS, Uis
BRoaDCLorHI, Cashmere, Flasnels,
ve.tinR., PLAIN and bordered Cashmere SHAWLs
Worstea Hose, Kersey., Outfits, Blankets,
Printed Rattinetu aud Scarlet Flannes,
Pal and fg'd Bomoazetts, Cal'eos', Furnitures,
Black, white and cord Cambric, rabby Vsvets,
Cotton shir,ing,, Hdkf.. Buttons, SIC. &c. &c.
Oct. "a. 6w
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SHIPPING MEMORANDA.

Sch Hunter, Mckinney, IA days from Jones
borough, arrived at New York on Tuesday last.
Schr Milo, Of Bath, 10 days from Mata mes,
arrived at Salem Thursday last.
Sloop Industry, Webber,o Bristol, from st. An
drews-and schr Mary Rza, Of Wiscassst, ar :
rived at Boston, Thursday last, when the follow
ing vessels cleared ;-Schrs. Monroe, Noyes, fer
st. Andrews-Albert, Shackford, Eastport-Tan-
tamouut, Lubec-Edward and Boston Packet,
Bangor
Brig Milo, Merrill, Of this port, for Baltimore
cleared al Halifax 7th inst.
The Charles, Minerva, and swirl, Of Bath, were
at Havana 25th alt.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-16

AS perfect uniformity in the cutting and
making The cloths viii addmucb to the APP
peararic e Of the students, Captain Z. would
be glad to have this work all executed 1.-THE
Academy, where exec llent workmel1 vii be
provided, and where it's believed at can be
done on as reasonable terms as at any other
place. Captain P. would also be highly graz
tiled to seeall his pupils clothed in doiaes-
tic manufactures. Bills Of any OF the New
England banks also of the banksof the city
Of New York, of Albany, Troy, and Lam
singburg, of the banks in the city ct Phila-
delphia, and of the United States bank, or
any Of its branches, WILDE received in pay
,ment for Academic expenses. Drafts on the
New-England banks, on the banks OF the
State ofNew York above mentioned, and
the United States bank or IFS branches in New
England OF New York, will likewise be re-
ceived. :,
NOTE. Editors of newspapers who shall
be pleased to insert the foregoing in their
respective papers, will confer an obligation
on Capt. p. and may perhaps at the same
time benefit the public.
march 8 domo r
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-16
Declaration, Of Independence,

Which shall be, in all respects, .4mcri-
can. All the necessary materials shall be
manufactured in this country, and express
~ TOR this publication. The designs, the
engravings shall be the work of American
Artists /; the publication throughout shall at
ford evidence OF what our citizens hare done
in politics and can do in art.
From the arrangements made, and the
dispositions manifested by the artists, it is
confidently expected that this engraving will
be. when finished, splendid and truly ma
tional publication. The Publisher thinks he
can promise thatit shall be ready to deliver
to Subscribers in February next, at TEN
dollars each copy, to be paid on delivery.
The engravings will be accompanied by a
pamphlet, containing the official documents
connected with the publication as authori-
ties, and list ofthe Subscribers Names.
tits contemplated to have a few copies
printed on paper prepared to carry colors.
10 have the shields accurately tinctured in
the modern style and the plants, sc. color
ed by one of our most approved water CO.
|lorers. The price OF those superb copies
will be THIRTEEN dollars each. AS no
more of those copies will be printed than
shall be subscribed for, gentlemen who
wish for them, are requested to add the
word colored" to their subscription.
JOHN BINNS,
Chesnut-street, Philadelphia.
dec30 dtl
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-16
Charles Scott.

DETURNS his sincere thanks to his
Z Gfriends andlhe public generally, and in
forms them that he still continues to keep
private entertainment at his new establish.
3ment on the south side of King-street, be-
tween the Diagnal Pump and Butts and Cay
woods Flour Store--haying thilteen rooms
furnished, independent Of the
front room now occupied as grocery store,
enables him to accommodate number of
Gentlemen and Ladies, either by the day or
week--having also new stable furnished
with good hay and grain, and attended by a
.ostler that iswelI acquainted with his bust
ness, is a great inducement for travellers to
stop, as horses will be taken by the day,
week or month at reduced prices Three
more genteel boarders can be accommodated
at loo dollars per. year. have good Sc
.cond hand Gig, with plated harness, and
Horse. which will be sold for one half their
value for the cash. orwilh sold for good
pspero or goods at their real value.
March s eosw