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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-21

Sd Nay. 1920,
unexpel ed moneys, when u.
ject of appropriation has been a ,se OBJ.
are to be carried to the surplns a,el't
and balances of moneys draws. 'a y.
the object has been effected. a.. ~ alter
repaid to the Treasury. The ss,@ Se
ries of War and Navy are to Law ba;'
Congress. annually, statement a "
preparations Of the precedirs p
showing the amount. balance. &r 'sar
the Secretaries are to estimate tbs a'o
bable demands. and the balances :. ~ ph
be deducted from the estimates for t !
current year. Unexpcnaed moucy. ';F
the hands Of the Treasurer, as ays .sl
the War and Navy Departments" , :
more than two years. TO be csrrioa
the surplus fund; but no transfer tos ~
plus fund till the expiration Of the ~ Fs'
limited for the completion Of the oh;o e
Appropriations for the service If ~
year, are not to be transferred to %. 4'
tlier branch of expenditure in a dis.' '
ent year. under act of Sd March, lsM
No appropriations in the hands Of 4.
treasurer, as agent, to be subject ~
transfer under the act of Sd Mar,S
1909: but appropriations in the milh
ry department., for subsistence, for.,.
and medical and hospital, and qusrt,s,
masters department, may be apuGe,
from the one to the other of these al
jects; and in the naval department, an
preparations for provisions, for mpfi.
cine and hospital stores, repairs Of 70,
sells, and clothing, may be applied Fl
either Of those objects, by direction #
the President. No contracts are 70 h.
made by the Secretaries of Department,
except under authority of law, or, an
adequateaprroprialiou; and except cop
tracts for subsistence, clothing. and
quarter master'sd department. no land
is to be purchased for tic q. State.
unles in virtue Of a law. The Sccret,.
ry of the Treasury i, to annex to The
annual estimates a statement of ap,ro,
priations for the service of the wear b.
former acts, and of sums in the Treasr,
ry. The 9th section of this act repesls
the sd section Of the appropriation &C
for military arrearages, of the 16h
February, 1918.
2. An act providing for the better or
ganization of the Treasury department,
TSenate. l5tI, May, 1901 18th May.
This act authorizes the desisnadu
Of an officer of the Treasury, by III
President, who is to act as agent on be
half Of the United States, for enfnrcin
payment of moneys due. For this pul
pose he may proceed by warrant G
distress against principals and suretie:
Persons who consider themselves as
grieved. may apply to district judy
and obtain an injunction, first givin
bonds. CT arks of courts are to furnis
the agent with lists of judgments an
DEGREES in suits to which the u. State
are parties.
TREATIES. INDIAN
l. Between the U. States and tn
Chippewa nation Of Indians, concluded
at Saginaw, on the Gath Of September
1919. Ratified 25th March, 1920
3lst March.
9. Between the United States AMI
the tribe of kickapoo Indians Of Yer
million, concluded on the S0th OF Au
gust, 1919. Ratified 10th May, l6sV
18th Mag. See appropriations, g
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-21
Springfield, Jane 7.
GREAT OXEN.

GREAT OXEN.
Yesterday, Col. Abel Chaplin, of this town
again highly grati6ed bis fellow citizens by
exhibiting and weighing alive, six fine. large
fat oxen.
Largest Ok 2744. grit 8 feet Sin. age 6 Y.
HIS mate. 2408, 8 feet 8 in. do,
(raised by Col. A. Chaplin J
Yellow Ok, 22ls, 6 years,
Line Back, 92e6, 7 do.
a yoke of oxen, 4l44. 6 do.
Weight of oxen raised, fatted and exhibit
ted at Brighton, in 1917, by Col. A. Chaplin.
Maxlmus, 27l6, age 5years.
Magnus, 2a4o, do do.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-21
Charleston. June e.

THE PlRATESs-FuRTHER PARTICULARS
A letter received yesterday by the collec-
for OF the customs Tor this district, dated al
Georgetown, on Sunday, states that the six
men mentioned in yesterdays Counter, had
been committed TO Jail in that place; it APP
pearing, upon examination, that they had
undoubtedly been engage d in some piratical
enterprise but their statements were so con-
Trajectory as 10 render itimpossible to come
at the truth OF the story. Among their lug
gage, which was Sc heavy as 10 render it ne
cessary torihem to hire carts to transport it,
were geld watches, beautiful portable desks
&c. particular examination of which had
not yet been made.
We believe, when the whole truth comes
out, it will be found to he case of piracy
very nearly resembling that OF the ship Lou-
ga. From all we can learn, these men were
attached to vessel of war under the Ruenos
Ayrean flag; that they n.utinied, and pu,
their officers on shore 10 the West Indies, s.
Since which, they have been industriously
prosecuting their vocation as pirates din.
ring which time they had captured a nua,be,
OF Spanish and reutrai vessels one of them
hsiieyed to have been the British big Johr
J. G. Am, of London, FROM Cadiz bound 10 Ha.
saas. How these men were landed, it is a:
7etinpossible q ascertain; but little time
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-21
sailed from St. Mays on the 9th inst. TO
examine the entrances into St. Andrews
sound, or other places on the southern coast.
EXTRACT OF "A LETTER.

ST. Thomas, Jane Sd, 1920.
(" Wehave had Eve or six arrivals within
the last FIVE days from, Baltimore with -four,
in consequence of adyices from hence re-
ceiyed there, stating it to be in de-
mand at 6 dolIars-preyious 10 this in
crease OF that article, some few sales were
making at 81, but now suppose it would
moi be possibleto realize, s dollars. The
demand here for other places, is extremely
limited at present, in consequence Of the a.
bundant supplies through ont the whole of
the windward Islands. The house of--of
Barbados the only one in this quarter, whose
purchases are sufficiently extensive TO create
any sensation here, are themselves import
Ing from America, and are now actually ex-
pecting daily from Baltimore upwards Of
5000 barrels.
Even from the Havana, circumstance
somewhat novel, seven thousand bis. have
been shipped 10 Barbados, and know OF
1900 bis. having actually arrived from some
place at Porto Rico, which my friend writes
me could not be disposed Of at any price, so
great was the quantity in market.
The Privateers swarm in this neighbor-
hood--Duby, Daniels, and some others have
been about here for some time. Duby
captured four days ago, the Spanish schoon-
er Josepha, from Laguira bound to this
place, with a cargo Of specie to tie amount
of about 1000 dollars. He bad been lay.
ing at Grab Island, with two prize cargoes,
one of jerk beef, and the other of negroes,
and having sold The latter cargo deliverable
at St. Barts, he was beating up there and
fell in with this vessel of ST. Croix. Ano-
Their valuable schr. also from Laguira is mis-
sing and is supposed TO be captured. About
a week since they cut out fine large Gui-
neamen from the port Mayreguez.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-21
Boston RePtr;ory.
Norfolk, June II.
.. 5. FRIoATE CONGRESS-

( Aletter has been received in town, from
an officer on board the U. S. Ship Congress,
dated al Manila. Jan, Esd, 1890, at which
slime the ship was at that place, and would
probably remain there about 3 months
Manila was very bealthy.-Capt. Henley
had taken up his residence on shore, and
the officers and crew of the Congress were
in excellent health.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-21
Charleston, June II.
FRCM sP AueUsr,yr


A serious disturbance took place at ST..
Augustine, on Friday, the. Cd inst. Ao Off
Ger OF the regiment OF Malaga, it appears,
had struck soldier belonging TO the regi.
men1 OF Catalonia, stationed there which 60
exasperated The latter regiment, tina, thew
saliled out 10 mass. in the evening threat.
enlng vengeance against all belonging 10 the
I rmer regiment. Many guns We're disch r..
ged into some OF the houses, but no lives lost
The Governor finally succeeded in restoring,
order IN The garrison but 60 men of the
catalonia regiment deserted with their arms.
during the ,umult, and arrived at St. Mary $
on "Wednesday last; where they dispose OF
their arms, uniforms, &c. and proceeded on
10 savannah (Cty Gazette.
The Y. S. schooners Tartar, lieut.. Paine.
ana Revenge ,lisnt. VI Clunie, with the reve.
nue. seLr Gallatin, Mathews, of this port
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-21
METEOR.

ASbrilliant Meteor passed over the town
Of Gettysburg, Adams county, Pennsylvania,
on Saturday evening last, about 8 o'clock.
IT'S directionwas fromssouth to north, rather
incliniAg to east. The opinions as TO its
apparent magnitude differ, owing to its ra.
pid progress, and sudden disappearance.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-21

The new Episcopal Church in Boston,
now nearly finished. is said, by competent
judges. 10 be the best specimen of architec-
turalelegance and taste in the U. States.
ltisto be dedicated on the 3oth inst.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-21

The revenue of Cape Henry. Hayti, fol-
1919, was as follows -
Import duty, AT, 500 dollars.
Export do. 1880 do.
Wharfage. 10000 do.
Wharf fees, 5000 de-:
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HYpRosTArrc IMPROVEMENT.

AMr. Post, of Philadelphia, has con-
structed Wheel, which exhibits. very near
jg, the whole gravity Of water. 1t is sup
piled and relieved within so degrees. More
than 10 degrees run below the Horizon.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-21
GA meeting Of the Arul'

lery Company is desired at the Court lloo "
THIS EVENING, lat alfpast seven o c >. IL
for the purpose of making arrangements >
the organization of the company. -,
june 2I r, c. MASON, Cap's'"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-21
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

I. An act in addition to the several
acts for the establishment and regula-
ton of the Treasury, War and NAVY
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-21
MASONIC NOTICE.
Brooke Royal Arch Chapter
No. 6.
XXILL celebrate the approaching les'l
w val of ST. John the Baptist,
ON SA7UPDAY. 24th inst.

on SA1URDAY, 24M inst.
The members arenoti6ed 10 meet at Inst
Hall, in St. Asaph-st. at 3 O'Clock, T. M \
which time and place the Companions s ~,
Brethren of the Chapters and Lodges h%
District, and such transient Brethren a. U',
be in town, are respectfully invited 70 =
teno at O'Clock precisely, PFoes5s Sni,
will be formed, and proceed TO 81 r iS@
Church, where discourse will be de,'' 'a.,
by the Rev Doct. Wilmer, and a col'es"''
made for the benefit Of the charity 'unu. ID.
The officers of the respective lna? ss
and Lodges arerequested 10 wear 'oeI ~ r..
els. The pews in the centre isle WIN U' ad
served for The procession, the Norlh :, |;
South doors Of the Church will opel! a. :
O'Clock Tor the accommodation OF Guy
ladies in particular-arc invited to aliehu"
By order of the M. E. Fl. ?. ;.
SAM. II. DAVIS, SecJ
rThe Brethren of BROOKE LODIGs y,
are requested to meet at the Hall Of b ,t !,
Chapter on Saturday next. al 5 r ~ :
pursuance Of the above invitation.
BY orderof the w. Nj. >,
n. b. Agrcea bic 10 an invl,tlon "
Brooke Royal Arch Chapter, No. o. lne No.
GERS and members of Alex'a w. Loose aca
22.are requested to meet at the Lodse w. 4.
on st. Asapb-st. on Saturday Gath lDS'
8 o'clock 2. NJ.
BY order OF the w. NJ. ia
BEN. c. ASHTON, Ss''
june 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-21

From tie .NafiOnal Iateltigencer.
A List of the Titles of all the Acts,
Resolutions and Treaties, approved and
ratified at the first session OF the Six
teenth Congress, &c, Concluded.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-21

will no doubt put us in possessionof allthe
particulars. [Cay Gassits.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-04
PRIVATE SCHOOL.

yTyHE inhabitants Of PORTLAND are respectfully
j infnr ned that the subscriber will on Monday
next commence his private SCHOOL in new and
cony encnt room erected for the purpose, on Gum-
berand rect The situation is pleasant, centra''
and retired from the bus lc aud turmoil oil the r.
binary business and pleasures Of the town and has
large and clean yard for he exercise OF the Pu-
pills,
The method of instruction will be regular
course Of English aud Mathea,atics' education, tel
the man Of business and lady of usetuness--"'tt
tbs preparator, exercises foi admission into College
The number Of scholars being limited nj forty
will unques 10. ably enable the instructor to cd.
vance them in literary pur.uits, beyond what could
lin the .ane term Of limc) he expected from the
:. Prectp.orss Of tho public schools. For terms
please 10 apply 10 heoh TnANSI'
lima IL
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-04
BY THE MAILS.

The following melancholy facts have re.
Gently been communicste to the Editor OF
tie Philadelphia " Union" from Ne7c Or
leans. &c Surely, surely" adds the Free
mans Journal, the land is mourning tor the
blood OF the unfortunate victims of unrelenting
cruelty. The monsters had no pity-ihey
have spared neither age, nor sex. nor rank
The land is polluted with blood, and requires
purgalion."
rRoM THE UNION.
ain 1919, packet sailed tron New. Or
leans, bound, we think, TO France, in which
number Of ladies' and fewer gentlemen embar-
ked. Among the former was French lady
whose known wealth was perhaps the cause
Of q disaster, which in all its details IS still
IT to be imagined, though there is little doubt
II its nature. Some months passed away and
10 intelligence was received from the vessel
q It's III fated passengers; but as married
laughter OF the lady whom we have Just men
toned, was one morning waking The streets
,i N. Orleans. she saw. and tainted at the
fsigb.) her mothers Jewels on the neck OF
woman. whom common fame reported TO be
he mistress of Lqjine. This man siou:Iy de-
med that be had any hand in the deed oy
which they fell into bis hands. bet alleged that
he won them in gambling with the pirates,
whose seat was then the Island of Barrataria.
Vessel. or passengers. were never seen or
heard Of, and ii then bodies were suffered TO
nave grave in the ocean. nnpo'!uted BY these
ruffians, it is 10. doubted n New Orleans that
hey were each aud every one murdered.
Whether the fifteen recently repsiesed, or any
Of them were stained with tins piracy we
know not but we presume The facts can be
ascerlained ; and IL mercy be allowed to
them. j, will be so much the greater. but it
punishment be demanded, it will be the better
deserved"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-04
Nathaniel C.. Aliens ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the heirs and cred.
lV itors of the estate Of NATHANIEL {. Al.
LEN. late OF New-G Gloucester. in the county Of
Cumbe,land Esquire. deceased, and all others con.
cerned-lhat Edward Russell, admin strator, in.
tends to exhibit to me the subscriber. Judge OF the
Court of Probate. within and for said county, bis
first account OF administration Of said estate and
that the same will he considered at a Probate Court
to be held at the Probate Office in Portland, ia
said county on the fourth Wednesday Of June int.
at ten o'clock in the forenoon. whom and where
they may be present and .hew cause, if any. they
have, why the same should not he allowed This
notice to be published three weeks successfully in
the Portland Gszette.
Given under my hand at Portland this fourteenth
day Of June in the year Of our Lord eighteen hum
dred and twenty. SAM. FREEMAN.
A true coPy-At''st.
Hon Alto SoUTHGATE, Regr.
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PQMTRYa
From, the Boston Ceniinsl.
I HAD ROAM,D IN A CLINE.

HAD ROAM'D IN A CLINE.
ire. shall no, tIsssons, nesfhsr shall fruit
be in the vines the labsr Of he olrs shall Ja,!.
B, eu off from the fold, and there shall be no herd
in The aails "-Habakkuk, iii, II.
Ihad roam'd in a cline afar from my own,
And for year, spent my life to my kindred IN
knowa:
To seek an abode in a stran ~, foreign land.
An exile went by parents command.
For in blind dissipation I wasted my time, :.
own twas a faslt, and perhaps twas crime,
was young, nor reflected hat pleasure had
wings, -.
knew not the woes which adversely brings;
But alas. how soon did the sad hour come,
Which forc'd me away from my country ana
home,
I went-,twas Father that gave the stern word
No hand to protect me, or guide " hen errd.
,rwa, land where with friends had pleasures
TO share,
Ye, none but the stranger e'er xelcom'd me
there.
The day. Of my youth had long a'wn from my
view,
And those which were left me were fleeting and
The thought Of nv LONE and paren in years,
Who would bless my return and meet n'e 10 ,ears
Made me sigh for the scenes where m shiidhooe
! rov'd, -,
So fondlv rene mbes'd, so valued, and how'd.
came-and while cheer'd by the mariners song
The pillows scem'd kindly TO bear me long;
NV heart beat in triumph to reach the ios'd shore
For fancy'd new pleasures in meeting on &c more
Acw-but alas! twas desolate spot.
The place Of my birth was deserted, forgot
The hand who had led me in Childhood sscure'
The soul so endear'd, once so meek amt 20 pure
She who caress'd me, ere to manhood atew,
And ofer'6 her prayers when J babe her a,neu'
Had gone to the grave and the friends ia once
known,
So familiar in youth, had follow'd or flown;
The mansion was old, and gone TO decay
The garden lay fenceless and wasting away,
The delicate lily was scatter'd and dead,
The blush of the nno,s-rose had faded and iae,i,
The yiolet's rich hue was Of beauty bereft,
The branch of the myrtle was broken aud lsif,
The pink had been crush'd under merciless 10 ct
And tho low MULLEN mingled its leaf with AT
sweet,
The dew. loaded leaf was bending aud wept,
And mute IN the woodbne the honey-bee sler-,
The dormitve poppy in colors was drest,
The sunflower sprung up and fourish'd the best,
look'd at the grove, but it caus'd me to grieve,
TWAS the place where so oft | had WANDERED az
It's once shaded walks still wound through the
wood.
Toyeth the fruit and the forest tree stood.s
The wild grapes in clusters promiscuously hung
And the autumn birds Mingled, and feasted, and
sung,
II seem'd, as gaz'd, like the slumber Of years,
And turn'd from the waste, AID left il in tears.
81 When true hearts lie wither'd and fond ones,
arc flown,
On. who would inhabit this bleak world alone ?''
STEPHEN.
.The myrtle and Tie tree, the fir tree andfhe
pine, and The boz tree iogefher.-lsaiah, xii, 10.
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AT a Court of Probate holden at

Buck6sd. within and for the County Of OXFORD
on the twelfth day Of JGne in the year of our
Lord eighteen bundled and twenty.
a. the Pe,itic of Lydia uillik,n, administra.
" trix Of the Estate Of BENJAMIN MILL
KIN late Of BIckiield in said County, Tanner.
deceased representing that the personal estate Of
@id deceased IS aos sufficient to pay the just debts
which he owed at the time Of his death, by the sum
Of eight hundred and forty dollars, snd praying for
a 'icence TO cell and convey So much Of the Real
Estate of said deceased msy be necessary for the
payment Of said debts and Incidental charges-OR-
nERED that the Petitioner give notice to the
heirs OF said deceased and 10 all persons included
10 said estate by causing copy Of this order to be
published in the Gazette printed in Portland in the
County If Cumberland. three weeks snccessively,
that they NAV appear at Probate Court TO be
aolden at The Probate Office in Fryeburg, in said
s'un,y on the last Monday Of July next at ten of
'he clock, tn the forenoon and shew cause, IL any
'ney have, Why the prayer of said petition should
rot be granted.
JUDAH DANA, Judge of said Court.
true copy-Attest,
Timothy OsGooD, Regr
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-04
Notice to Revolutionary Pensioners.

~
THE Secretary of War has examined the cases OF
i the following pensioners, who exhibited then
schedules 1T the prsscnt June term OF the y. .
District Court in this District being the hsst cases
transmitted and has directed their names To &c con-
f,nued on the Pension Roll-viz
samuel Cr,ckett-Jonathan Misrepresentation
y,,d,n-lames Weich--John WiGslow---Janes
Snos--.lohn rsi.ey--reln,ish Mc.Donaii--W'
liam Cleave<--J IN hserriil-- John .r'gaon-
william McKenney Peter S'ni'h-enss H'l-
book, Abner Harmon, John Blake, Zacha.iah
E astman, Amos Brown, Peter W. Brown, WIN.
snence,. Webber Row. simeon Casweii, Malachi
waterman, Daniel Jumper, Jacob Bemis, I'd.
mud Cleaves, Josiah Parsons, WIN. Leaver,
Walter Simontcn, Josiah Jenkins, Letnuel Rice,
Vinson Pickett, Abner Dodge, iona. Houghton.
Certificates TO that effect have been received
from the Wa Department and are 10 the possession
of the subscr,ber who acted attorney ~ the'i
behalf. Jvo. IOTG'
Pension Office Portland june 92d. 1890
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-04

THE ,u,scribers having been appointed BY the
= Hon Judah Dans Hsq Judge Of Probate Of
Will. &c for the county Of Oxford. to receive and
examine the elaine Of creditors to the estate Of
EZRA STEPHENS,
la,e Of Bucs6ed 10 said county, Trader deeesssd.
represented insovent hereby give notice thar cir
mon he are allowed to said creditors to bring in
and prove their elaine and thai We shall attend
tina, service At the Office Of Samuel brown, Esq.
10 said Buek6eld, on the last Monday 10 July next,
aud on the last Mondays Of each Of the Eve fol-
lowing month";, from one 10 four o'clock P. M.
JOHN LORINO,
LAMAN swallow. Cons's.
RUEL WAsHBURN, J
Buck6eld, June 20. 1890. 6w.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-04
NOTICE..

Tying SMITH woali inform his customers and
i The public ,hal he has taken his BROTHER. iaoM-
As SMITH lsn experienced workman). into part
nership with hin and intcals car ying on the
CLIO CHING BUSINESS. as usual.
The subscribers would also inform their custom.
ers that they are making several new additions TO
the Mill and other works. which. together with
the new Mil dam recently ereo,ed, aud the strict
attention they intend TO pay TO business, they fiat
ter themselves they shall be abe to give general
satisfaction.
TYING SMITH,
TIl.,MAS SMITH.
S,roudwater. May e2d. 1920. W)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-04
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

VhLOADLE NCAL Ed n &c
TINE subscriber offers for sale me HOUSE and
4 LAND occupied by him. making the south
corner of Pleasant and Hgh Streets. Its situation
is such to suit either the man OF business or pro
fession, having a commanding prospect, and is an
airy. healthy situatisn.-The House IL in excellent
repair--three stories high--compiete)y finished in
every respect, with good. dry cellar under the
whole--sttaohed to which is a stable sufficient for
two horses and COW, chaise ho use and other out
buildings. with an excellent well Of water, under
cover suitable either for family u.e or washing, and
garden sufficient for the raising Of vegetables for
any family; the premises possessing every conven.
ience either for large or small family.
Also, adjoining the same. small. two story
HOUSE, now occupied by Mr.. Henry Jones, very
coavenien, for small family and well finished.
For terms, which ara liberal, apply to
THOMAS CROSS.
Jupe 90
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-04
FAYETIE BARTLETT,

INFORMS The citizens Of Cortland that he has
i taken lodgings at Mr'. Munroe's gear the head
Of Exchange Siree aud bess leave TO tender hi-s'r
vices A. an instructor on the Flute, Piano Forte x
Organ, and will tune Piano Fortes, on tic most
reasonable terms. Jnne ~