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Mr. Shirley, howev-
or, was not satisfied,
and requested 70 have
the use Of The rtcords nj
the Council to make
such transcripts from
them for publication as
he should think proper.
He was answered that
the book which he
principally W antcd.the
Register Of Appoint
ments, was consta ntly
in use, there being then
above one hundred
commissions to be I'll.
led, many Of them to
DC seat into remote
parts Of the State, and
persons were then 10
town waiting to receive
them. Whether it
would have been prop.
or in ths omcer to have
taken the records ofihe
Council from the clerk
who was filing the
commissions, and de-
hvercd It to MIR Shir-
ley, for the purpose Of
trsnscribing at his ieis.
are, twenty-five folio
pages, or Of locking
them through and cop
yins such pats as he
pleased, while persons
rom distant parts Of
the State were con-
SANITY calling for their
commissions, or those
OF their friends, is res
pectiully submitted to
:, the oandor ofthst pub.
nc to whose judgment
sir.shirley has thought
s'oper to appeal.
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sctoTe q magistrate:
Argus assertions.
I. On Saturday morn.
ing vi. Shirley called
ut the once Of The Sec
Rotary OF State. and re:
quested that Z ist Of
ehs appointment. made
by the Governor and
Council! at the session
which had just closed,
n'ightbs copied for him
for publication. He
was told that a list IL
the Principal appoint.
n,ents would be made
out and sent 20 the
printer for the State ia
season to be printed ia
both papers, and that
he might either trans
cribe that list or have
the use Of u to print,
from in his ONCE.
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ard il fully competent to the task assigned
him, aud his work will 0pqnssli,naby be a.
acquisition 70 the literature Of cur ,untry an.
do honour TO the memory Of dlsliasu'she.
officer and an excellent man. II IS hoped
hat Mr.. Niles pxblics,ion will 90. 'dim'nisL
the interest. with which the lsbors Of the ohef
gentleman ought to he received by the com
Inunity-
y
Instituiion for scvis,s.-A gtadnual
meeting oi the members vi tbe Sqs1SE1 init
tuition for Portland and its victlsSh ~ on
Wednesday last; the following gent'emen
were chosen board ol managers tor the en-
lung year.
Hon. Prenriss Melie,. President: Muttheu
Cobt, james Deer,ng, Stephen Longteuew. Jr.
d'bion K. Paris. Isaac Esley .4m Clap. Eye
siei Whitman, Lepi Gutter. Esqrs. Vice Pres
,dents and Messis. albert NewhaH, James
Neal, Wa. Chddcick, I'm p. Pre5ie. Charles
For, Mark Harris, Joshua Richardson. Henry
Smith, Samuei 1'ruk, Simon Greenienf' Nm
Ssvan, R,ctard COBB, Caar'es s. Duvsis B T.
Chase, Hesekih Wissiov, and Aiphsus Shat .
Trustees.
= The committee appointed TO examine tn
freasnrer's accounts having made their re
port, and certified lb,t on investigation. the,
nad found the accounts very accurately mad
up and correctly vouched the thanks Of The
society were unanimously voted TO Mr. ira
Tor his very faithful, valuable and grauito.
services in tina. responsible Office, during IL
past year.
After the adjoummeat Of the society, III
board OF managers met, aud having chosen
secretary, and committee 10 ascertain th
pest method OF disposing OF the money, sd
journed to meet this evening at o'clock a,
he secre'ary's Office, to ACT upon the report oil
the committee aud to choose . Treasurer.
A Puacsuai attendance Is requested.
WM. WILLIS, sec'ry.
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@ ENGRAVING. 90
DANFORTu NEWCONB.

WORMS he Inhabitants IT Maine N I hav.
ing acqureda knowledge of the Graphic A II
from some 1T the best Ea,ravers in this country,
has taken shop near thu head of Exchaaea street
in r ,'tlsnd. whore he will eagrave Maps. Wig
ns,,e Titles. Notes Of Hand. Cards. d p'omes. sc
On Copper cr Seals, Pictures OF Device, on type
metal or wosd. stt
Specimens Of his work mav be seen ~ III. shoe,
which the G. sens Of ,hw ,ovn sud vicinity ~se
invited IN examine. ~
t~ All kinds Of COPPER PLATE
Pr. i,si re uted As al .ve
Orfers from anv part Of The State ss<eusd lsith
prdrapaud md fds,ity.
Pc eland. ] v .I. ~
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A true copy Of rseord--Aisfd,
HORAIIO aOU THO tn, RwNs,.
At a Court of Probate held at

At a Court of Probate held at
New q ovee.ter vi kin aud TO, hs c st, Of
Cumberland, on the third rhu,.dsy q u ia
he year Of ouf Lord, sighsssa hsndrsd AID
tWerN. .A.,
Liz BIRTH SCOTT. esansS Esseu,six i. .
II CERTAIN ia,t'Gmens psspor y. Z o 10 ,hs last
Will aud fe.tamsos OF ION 4TnAN slorr Is.s
Of Miaos - cad cou.y. Clerk, seres,e' hsv; Z
pre- so'ed The zane toe prchs's.- 0sess . lka
he said 's'hesh Scot give notice TO / eros
atsrssed ~ csus,ng . copy of bic order 20 %
published three week .ueesssvs y % RE Pusesot
Gsss.'e, printed" Portland, that hey my . p, {
o. Pro s'e Cure 10 Re held Ae be Pc o..
6ee N aid Portland, on sts fourth Wsdns.asy 4
Rus pes' ~ ten O'Clock . the 70 eucou, q 4
shsw eau il any they have, why the = ie.ru.
meds should GOT ne proved, approved add allowed
- The last ~,1 sssamsas Uf .aid ceeessed.
Given under my hssd At the Csuu sfore aid
A. X. RRis, Iutsr.
4 tue cosy Of -ecosd
Asst, .aoaAIso sess HsArS. RAsav.
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On Monday morning
q list was sent to the
Argus Office, with q re-
quest that Mr.. Shirley
mlsht have the use Of
Il after IL was put in
type, and soon alter Mr..
Shirley made . third
application either to be
furnished with q list Of
the appointments or
with the records Of the
Council from which he
might transcrine what
to him should appear fit.
lie was told that by
calling at the Argus Of
ice he might obtain the
list which ne wanted.
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DIED,

In this town, Mrs ELIzaBErH HorKINs a
m i've Of Great Britain. sg.d ~ She was an
sninsnt pautsn Of p,rty and = .,gnetion
In North Yarmo.t', Louisa. dang ter of Mr..
Jacob u. Jones. aged 6 yer, ! month .-Louis,,
daughter of Mr.. David True, aged . years
months =
In Augusta, Mr.. Asa Williams, age 60
In siesa iiria, on the 9 h inst. Nj. s lily, wife
OF hr. ssne. Field. formerly Of this town, sai
dansh,ef 4 Il. Th,ns. Me p Of Wiadhsp.
In Wells on the 18Th 81. + long and .tr =
sing ,ilness NJ Jashus Chick, aged II Yea \.
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On Thursdgs. | cal
led at the Office al the
Secretary OF State and
ask,d ps,m,ssion Of the
principal Clerk 10 tina,
Office to copy the l'st II
appoints ents witch
had been rece ally
made. He observed
that ne was then using
the list for the purpose
Of filing out commits
sions: | told him ! could
commence the Inst
where it lay open on
the de.k-and that |
would not put him to
any Inconvenience, IL
he would permit me to
commence sherr. He
a accordingly moved the
book towards me and !
began 10 copy the aP
pointments. I he Clerk
econ after went into the
Couaril CHAMBER,
where the Secretary
then was, and an his
return told mo that Mr..
Uare would have two
copies Of the sppoint
ments taken on fer the
two papers and that
] should have one Of
them. ! thanked him
for his politeness, and
informed him | would
call again and get it.
! did trPriss my sat
isfaction with his prop
osit,on, and did 90 away
sns.ftd that the Score
tary would fulfil his
promise. | have no
recollection that a sin
gle word passed be-
tween US respecting
Is III r'sords Of me
Couneil,'' but gave hir
G expressly to unders's nd
that ! waited noh .og
but the itst If appoint-
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We wish II cleaiiy to be Understood tina;
We were respectful an our request, we'll know
''g that We were asking fsvours Of those who
ND ineir own Interests to subserye, by refus-
~ 10 sfal'i, our wishes. We did not ask
I've serrices al the Secretary or any Of his
tie'k- I've dio moi wish 10 h furnished
'.ita copies. ut The public ezpease, of all the
psps 'rom the stcfs, ary's Office" as the
"iasr Ii the Argus ha. boldly stated to have
been our desire; but we only asked The favor
ot u.ng the list, when il was not otherwise
10 u-e-we only asked the exercise of that
co.nly, VIII Oh IS due from man 10 man-irom
IN utiices of the government 10 the people. by
WHOM he IS . dressed IN little brief author
ily." That comfy has ben refused U, and
a. We here leave the subject We c1nnot tut
regret ine occasions which dem .nded our 6rsl
statement aud this v,nd,ea alton Of Il.
\ ahe Season We have just returned from
an EXCLUSION Esslw ,rd, il which we have
been exceedingly grst,6ed, with The luxurious
appearance Of nature, aud the cheering prom.
'se OF an abundant harvest We do mol rec
olleei u have seen more forward or rromis.
ing season n allure seems clothed in BIER rich
est livery aud ever, field is smiling with
vigorous aud healthy growth The farner's
heart giaddens in the anticipation Of plenty.
and an ample reward for tie labour OF his
hands, aud he sweat oil his brow They have
had more sbundsn, supplies OF rain Eastward,
than we have enjoyed IN this vicinity.
Pensioners. piece ~ orr last paper on
TINS subject might he construed as censurlng
he proceedings IN the District Court OF this
State, and the conduc Of 'hs Judge who pre-.
sides there. We are happy to take the ear.
lieat opportunity TO correct any misuncer-
standing tina, may have arisen, fou want OF
sufficient clesrness Of expression on our part.
Although The sum Of seven dollars was denan.
Ned OF each censioner who applied TO this
court for attention 10 his business no part Of
TIN, fee polluted the pocket 81 the Hon. Judge;
when the applications were. 6s. made, he
offered his services gratmionJy to those poor
men,. and has never received farthing OF
ihe'i>'iooey nor any promise OF reward. But
The TEE Of 81 bas teen divided between the
clerk Of The court, who has received -, and
The Attorney who was selected by the Bank
as their agent TO inspect and prepare the pa
pers: where Cash was paid be took S3-but
where security was gi,en he charged S4.
This statement, justice 10 The Distric, Judge
demands OF u.s. and we are happy TO bear
his hoa,oufsb!e testimony 10 that genleman's
.iiberalIiy on that occasion.
ABiography OF Commodore Ferry, written
by NJ. Mics. mas been published a, Hartford,
Con. The Editors in that vicinity, who are
acquainted win The author, speak slightly
If the work, and attribute Il To .pisit desgn.
ing 10 'specuale upon public curiosity. Mr..
Hazlrd, OF NswporI. arelsiIve Il our amrn.
ted oiiser, and the depo.ils,y Of his private
papers, mas been selected BY the Legislature
# Rhode Island 70 CRAFTY The public desire
Dy a narrative 6i his fIiend's liIe. Mr.. Hoz.
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MANNED,

Sd.3HRIhD,
In this town Mf. EskNkLER Il. ScoTT, TO
Mrs REBEcCA LoTHIER.
In Bslfa-t Mr. 1aba shu,e, 70 Mss Sally Rec.
In Swanv,ile, NJ. JOSIAH ,sk,u-, to Mss Dbl /,
Xnowf,un.
In Freepert, on the 10th inst by Jabez Wood.
man, Esq. Capt. Joseph Dsnnison to Miss Lu.
cinda Townsend.
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On Saturday after
noon ! called again at
the Office to know If the
lists which were prom.
ised had been made. !
understood they were
mol, but that they would
be ready On Monday
morning.
On Monday morning
! met Mr.. Ware m the
street. aud rene wed my
request. We ted . he
had furnished a list for
the State Printer. and
could not multiply du-
plicates. | told him !
did not wish to put him
to any Inconvenience
whatever, and again Of
fered to copy the Inst
myself II he would per
NIT me. lie expressed
IN opinion that Mr..
douglas would permit
me to take a duplicate
from his copy | told
him that I met with
some Inconvenience in
procuring copy from
that quarter, and tho't
myself entitled TO the
privilege Of getting in
formation Of q public
nature from the Secre-
fary's office. He again
spoke Of tine insonvsni-
sncs Of multiplying du
plWatss,and we parted.
Az the last alterna-
tive ! called On MIR
Douglas and asked his
permission to copy his
list. He stated that his
was the STATE paper,
and that if there was
any advantage 10 be
derived from being the
fret TO announce the
d ,nss Of government,
he was entitled 10 ii.
In reply ! reminded him
that government was
not instituted for the
sole benefit Of AN indi-
vidual = but that as the
pubic at large was in
terested in their pro-
seedlings, they had a
right to be made &C.
qlAinted with the do
ings Of their govern |
fient-and that Ia Ias
sachcsetts the books are
always open TO pabllc
inspection. Finally,
after about half al
hours conversation. he
yielded to my request, |
aud ! was thus permit
ted to furnish my nu-
merous readers with the
Information contained |
IN the Gazette Of the |
18th inst.
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He accordingly CALL
ed. obtained a list Of
the appointments, and
published them in h.s
paper.
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Al a Court Of Prol,t- holden at
Nes q ~ -sasr, v,hi, and f,v he c 90 of
Carserland an the sh;rt rAurf,av Of u =:
70 the year Of esr Lord E q sea hssA,ed ADD
nN he psi.ioe IT EDWARD Az ssar.L. id :
~ moiis-s'c~ Of the s0s's II Ns,han,s, C. svec.
'ss ot New oucsltss. 10 laid Couu Y. Ffaui g.
deeesaei. rep sfeosi . -hst the ptslo,s .ts,e Of
"a 'scesfed X no, fluff coz 20 pay b IA de,se
y h he owed ar hs s.me 4 HE dsah ~ no fan
Il 6s'h'ufand 6s ~ ,d,ei aed Gty dc,,sr. snd
nv ls"en een'': add praying for iiesofs 70 zen
snd convey 10 much y the rea sta . 4 70 Dc.
esafsd .. nss ne oecvf.ry fos the psymsos II e. 1
dso'' sas iue'deu'sl ehA'ees: !,
Ovss.ss. ih. the pert, ooss give notice thereof
to the hs'rs Of fad decsafsd and 10 al psros, IN.
's cited IN faid sls,s, by eAu6ng copy Of The
order 90 I've IN fhed 10 the Portland Csss, . pu..
'ed,n Portland in fsid couay three week eius-
G aSvsy, that they may Spa ., Prohss cou-s
TO ne he'd at the probate ne in Portland. q
laid Ccuasy, on The fourth Wednesday Of Aupu6
neat, 81 ten o'clock in the forenoon, and ihew
csule, il any they have, Wy he prayer oe tad
petition 0ou NOT be graalsd.
A. x. PARIS, judge.
A true copy Of reeord---Aisf0,
HORATIO aoUrH0 TIL, RxAs,. :.
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The report Of ihe ,ustees Of the Saving
inaii.fim IS recommended To perussl The
favorable view il presents oi that excellent
lnsiilpiion must be crafty ing to the friends Of
hose habits and principles on which depend
he happiness anu best interests Of Society.
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In what the last Argus calls" statement q
fac's," We no'ice the following assertions n
relation 10 the refusal OF thu Secretary Of STATE
t. grant Us permission Ia cory tb+ ist Of ar
pointments made at the late s-s.,on 81 N.
Council. The first column conta NJ extract.
from the Argus the second such sts,+ne.
Of facts as we are willing to verify upon oath
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REPORT.

The Committee appointed by the Trustees Of
the Institution for Savings for the town Of Port.
land aud its vicinity, at the annual meeting on
the 18Th inst. to examine AID settle the accounts
OF SAnusL TRAsK, Treasurer Of the Institution.
asreeasy to its regulations, having csrsfuiiy at
tended to the duty assigned then, respectfully
return the following report
There appears 10 have been deposited during
the year ending July 10, 1929, by Que hundred
and forty nine dep,s,tors the amount of 1888 IL
And been withdrawa by three
depositors. 81 Sc
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ntsrINE Wise ASSET &HALL Dw Ei.'
~ and AUGUFA Bark Bills will b. ree.isei
At q discount fr English Goods, by the s,bscr,-
Der, Ne. S. Muswy's Rsv.
WILLIAM OxNARD.
Portland, July 26, 1890.
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en,ertsiaei in an a,bour formed for the puv
'p.- e. Oh esca OF the abe, e.u0 cAs'oI,,a hand
some dinner was provided, to WHICH the ma
sons repaired IL pfoUesslnn alter The csfeno
hes of the day We're completed: he clergy
men Of the towns and vicinity attended al the
Sc, eraI consecra ms and p,rtook oil the les
l., rs which we're so liberaIly pref sIe.l.
We catirot close his notice vi III ~ happy
meetings OF the masonic. family, without re-
curing to the perfect h rMony and goo eel.
ings which sn,ma'ed ali hearts ana was The
best proof Of The excellence Of ,hs ANCIENT
institution, and a practical illu-t alton NJ the
text. '' h,w pie assnt a hing Il Is, tor b.e.aren
: IL aneil togo her IN ui,."
At HsIIoweli, the following toasta- were
dIdnk:-
=. I. The Genera Grand Chapter Of the IN Ted
'Siaier.
9. The 6irani Chapter Under uhoss aus 5res re
ore coas t,afea~- May her Wisdom ~ zeu hs .es
petna,ed through time AID her ch,idee 1 tas
latest po.terity rise up aud call her bssed.'
s. The Grand Lodge IF l'siae- ihu vet IN
its cradle, may il like the ian, Hercules s,range
the serpent discord, and pursue it.v'c aus
till every monster OF vice shall he ex ermlns'ea
from our isnd.
!. The Urnnd master and 'j0reTnCr ~ Maine
His path Of duty Is asassy Of ,.sh' ac.,hr 4.
Gigue nor faction can q vert HIM r. his course.
). The Craft-Sscred is the pledge, sae I'll De
its redemption.
s. Masonry-A beam from che fountain Of light;
may its rays extend ill the Whole vol. shall see
Ute whole character. sriI
7. The Key Stone IF the Royal Masonic droh-
I. su>tains an ef;e nao,e beautiful than she ,epe
Of Solomon aud more durable than the pyramids 0,
Egypt.
l. The m-sssry Of our Grand Masser-W ASH
INGTON.
9. The memory Of oxr Grand Masier Solomon -
Those who hav. oeheid his wisdom by the lsn, Of
Masonry may excsim with the Queen o. the sonth
"the half had not been told me"
We give he above account Vi the lps'a'ls.
tim ot the Chap,ers in this State vi hco pre-
tending 10 do justice TO the subject. We
were promise de- led s.coupl Vi bese -,
tcfes'ing oe'em,nie- previous 10 the puo'ic4
ton Ut ON paper ut a. il d,1 mol arrive W.
ase m cessarily ccof rd to sbi> hasty and IN
.penfec * cb--A each place appropriate
sentiments were drank after ne cloth was r.
q osed. The f'Ilowing.h viewer. j. The ON.
one nov recolIected, except tho-e given
above.
Masonry - \ relie .ms j e'i'psion bounded b.
no coUDtfy--conhnea 1 no ect.
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COW LOST.

CTRAyED from the enclosure me subsciiber
= on Thursday evening last, a COW, Of light
brnded colour, with sems white spots on her,
about nine years old. Whoever viii give infor-
nation of, or rstsrA her, shall Be Handsomely re-
warded. EDWARD LITTLE.
July 24ib.
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HENRY 81 IMAM,
40 Z, II r. IA ~ row,
=. HAs ascttYeo' 4 E. surfL. or
'Ncaicimts, Paints mud Jye stsa1s,
-an,SG VEGA AnE-
] . tins LouWoOD,
20 do FU>IlC,,
10 b.. Z nund CAMWOOD,
1 hihi. ALUM
1 do Niue VI TisfOt..
4 10. Du e ADDER
6 do. ~ Err ;,
l tons Il AGtrA,s
s DO. y, A .iLEETT).
1cse 3 agai fN'IIu },
bib. CT RE rAtfER,
~ gr,c P IS fApEUr.
Cioshle,s' Copper KEi LES.
d.. IA s
TEN1Et il O..s. vERDIGR,FE.
NUTa ALL>, SCitwS. AID A'.SA
PA ES ~. JuIg IS
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ROC Frs Il TEBBET-,
No. 5, Muea ats I on. Pontan.
II W jn.l 3 rei' complete as.or .ssn. Of
L fieb anfCsmmon
CHINA FRA SETS,
Of the lstesl impo taion.
B.ue printed DiNfN1 SITS,
Tea ard 'osn N WAAE. by wholesale s,,' 70.
tai - u.uai
fieh aoy cameron DEcANTERs, IUM!
BL' WINS, dc.
laey have AIS Z oil asscvtwert Of Factorv
III CHA npes. hecks Dleschsd and Un.
III. q bel SflR ilNGs sm SH .fIl NJ s. al of
wLen will ,e rolJ very Chez, IL. 60 u or approved
credit.
Fs'"ena July o. 1890. [sw.l
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Leaving deposited the sum ii
Or this 81 n there is on interest
in Cumberland Bank
In the Bank Of Portland
Deposited on which interest has
nvt yet accrued
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Portland, In'y II, iceo.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-03
Blank Books and Stationary
r. Articles.
~ UST received and for sale by
JAMES KENNEDY q son


A complete assortment Of ieHgers, .jouE.
nails and day books letter, invoice, bank
and mem. books of every size and variety,
faint lined and plain
Record books of every description, fain
lined and plain
$50 rms t. cap writing paper, No. ,2&3
100 do s. fte qto post, gilt, colored,
hot pressed and plain, Of the manufacture OF
Matthews, Amies. and D Ames
British and American iolio post
Ditto quarto gilt and mourning do
49, roce bonnet boards, white and blue
Superhne, hot pressed playing cards, white
and figured backs
A very large assortment Of the best quils,
inkpowder British and American, black lead
pencils & cTayons, cameIs' hair do, Reeyes's
water cn!ors ia boxes and singly, genuine
India ink, British drawing paper of all sizes,
inkstands of all the various kinds; blank and
visiting cards. plain, gilt and military en-
bossed, chess men, bone and ivory, back
CANNON and chess boards, states and pencils
of all sizes, ladies' and gentlemeD's elegant
morocco pocket books with and without in
struments morocco purses, thread cases and
wallets, penknives of superior quality, silver
pencil cases and thinbles,' port folios and
writing desks an assortment of low priced
paper hangings of new patterns, box boards
band boxes asserted, &c. &c.
ORDERS FOR BLANK BOOKS
ruled TO particular patterns, executed with
sDS lispatss. dit nor Z
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Shoes.

A FRESH supply just received and for
v sale by The subscribers. consisting Of
the following kinds -
300 pair LADIES' morocco walking shoes
100 do do cork sole 10 do
50 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. c. black T. COLD roam slips
800 do do leather pumps
600 do do do thick soIes
200 do misses do shoes
50 DO ladies' white kid slips
200 do misses blk &. col'd NOR. 90
Goo do mems thick shoes
300 Go naiI'd do
800 do boys do do
500 do do bound do
400 do mems do do
loo do gentlemen's fine do
loo do do do pumps
In Store,
Mems low oriced 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.
ladeiphia prices. S. sd REED.
september29
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-03
Simnor Muscarelli.

PROFESSOR of Music, lately from Italy,
4 resident OF Georgetown, intends devo-
ng some OF his time 10 the ladies and gen
tlemen of Alexandra in the line of his pro-
fession. He teaches vocal music and the pi-
ano forte after the much approved Italian
manner in accompanying tile scholar with his
violin. He can give lessons on the French,
English and Spanish guitar, and on the violin
ifwished He alsotenders hlsservices in tu-
ming piano lortes. The days which bis en-
gagemenis in Georgetown and Washington
have left him are Wednesday and Saturday
Further particulars may be had, by ma
king application at LOUIS BEELER'S con.
fectionery store, King street,
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Music.

Music.
? NE following late publication just re-
j. REMEDY 3 SON.
Progressive Sonatas by Carr
Bird Waltz
lake this Rose
ln a far distant cline
Blue eyed Mary
Auto Lang Syne
Mrs. Mcdonald (variationsl
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
Romberg's AIRS Noe
Serenade Waltz and Rondo
This Blooming Rose
Hail Columbia (new sea
Rosy Anne
Swiss Waltz
Stantz Waltz
Complete sets Of Riley's melodies
Beauties of The Flute and Minstrels
Lays and Evening Companion
Nrdgg improved RUE TfeceptOr WIN
Ga original Duets, from the 10Th London edi-
ton the most approved books TOR the piano
forte, violin, flute, clarionet, dageolet and
bassoon A great variety OF other songs and
pieces for the piano forte, &c
Music paper of the best quality
Blank music books boundin various forms
Smith s. Little's Psalmedy.
november e cost