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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-16

Vaudeville 8 Larmour,
OFFER for sale.
" Ol hhds ! New Orleans & Muscovado
3lO bbls ( sugar
10000 lbs coffee
So hhds mo. & w. India
50 uerces & bbls molasses
90hhdS northern run
10 do West India rum
go go hid hhds wbiskey
pipes 4th proof cognac brandy
400 gals Para syrup, for family use
10 tlerces fresh rice
$50 Dbl shad T. behring's, the choicest
qualities
500 boxes mould and , their own manu-
dipped candles facture & war
5000 lbs white, clear ranlei
ed T. brown soap
Soo reams wrapping pape
Zoo do writing do
t5o fresh nutmegs
loco lbs Tennessee feathers
Q Wines, liquors, teas, spices, Bengal and
spanish indigo, rappe snuff IN canisters,
aud their general assortment OF groceries
NAV Is 2taw3w
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Drill.

alexandria Independent Volunteers.
VOU are hereby notified To attend drill
Il on Thursday neat, al Z o'clock, z. M.
on the commons, near the Old Chapel. By
order of the Captain,
mayI5 JOHN Casey, Sec.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-16
IN READING ROOM IA,
&k& MARIN JOU r N A l.. ~
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. May Is.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steam Boat Potomac, Capt. Middleton,
ool hours from Norfolk, with passengers
Monsieur Marssaline,. commander OF the
French frigate Juno, lying in Hampton roads
;DSton city. Capt. M. passed one brig last
evening, below the Narrows at anchor. sup
nosed to be bound up.
SAILED.
scbr. Hetty Franklin, Trafferd, Boston.
Scbr. Rose in Bloom, Chadwick, for New
Work. with the family of the late Mr.. Joseph
Bryan, Of Perna%6uccs passengers s g
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-16
Bank Stock
WANTED. Apply to
W KERR & FITZ HUGH.
nav I9
Assistant w anted
nav iS

va GrOcey store.-He must write good
lalr hand; and a CHARACTER ofsobrie,y, IN
o SurIry and integrity is required. Enquire
may 3iaw2v
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-16
A. Teacher.

n. L eacnCf.
4 NY gentleman wishing to engage an
N instructor OF youth who is recommend
ed by gentlemen OF the first standing in So
ciety, as being..well qualified TO take charge
of an English school and has had considera-
bic experience, is respectfully solicited to
give information to the printer. or if done
within a few days, to the subscriber at
Capt A. Rhodes Union and Marine Hotel.
F. COPELAND.
mayI5 Str
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-16
Notice.

Notice.
>,..-.s The STEAMBOAT
S~s POTOMAC, will leave
49, s6ak Alexandria for Norfolk
= on Wednesday morning,
the 10Th inst. at 9 o'clock, instead of Thurs.
day the 18th, her usual time, this change is
made for the one trip only; and the Boat
will on the next week afer, start on Thurs
day morning at the usual time of 9 o'clock.
may 8 1T
t5-The Editors of the Winchester Gaz-
cite Fredericksburg Herald and Nat. Intel
ligencer. are requested to insert the above
three times.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-16
ALIENS
Lucky office,

Pennsylvania .auenue. Washington City
Orders by mail or otherwise addressed to
S &M Allen. Washington City, enclosing
prize tickets or cash, will be attended to
with the same promptitude as if personal
application was made may la
fSFThe Managers official list OF the Con,
soiilation drawing is received as above, and
adventures are invited to call and examine
their tickets.
The following is list of prizes drawn
in one day (22d March last, all of which
were sold by S, g. NJ. Allen, and paid as
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-16
Silrer Spoons, ETC.

some handsome purses, few lunches Of
saten beads, and general or,ment of
open. and other Ihim5iss.
NAV Is st
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j.. I'LL. SmOOt,
9TTOR.NEY AT Law,

TVAS opened an office on Union one door
II north Of Prince street.
He continues the practice OF the Law IN
ST. Mary's, Charles and Prince Georges
rounties Maryland, and Fairfax county, Va.
Conueyanc,ng &c. attended to.
.yIS 2aw3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-16
Marshal's Sale.
Notice.

A STATED quarterly Meeting Of the St
N Andrews Society, will be held at the
Washington Tavern on Tuesday Evening
next. the 9Th inst at o'clock.
By order of the President: oon
NAV ID ROBT. JAMESON, Sec.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-16

Sicily Lemons, &c.
SEVEN boxes Sicily lemons in good or.
~ der
300 weight spun cotton from No 6 to Il
pipes cognac brandy
Jamaica spirits
West India rum
Holland gin
Old peach and apple brandy
Sicily, Madeira & sweet Malaga wines
Old and common whiskey
With general assortment Of groceries
for sale by JNO. LANHAM,
may I5-3t upper end of King st.
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Night Auction.

ON tomorrow evening will be sold at
" early canCie light, at the auction store,
great variety Of Books, Quilts, and Hard
ware, &C. &c. among the books are many
second band Medical works.
Will be added to the sale, without reservs
| case fancy walters
do casters.
may Is. S. A. MARSTELLER, Auc!
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-16
The only Lottery no,0 Duu'ing.
Aliens Prize List.
Neu- York Literature Letteru.


FIFTH GLASS.
Second days Dra1Cing.
No. 1881 1874 prizes of 1000
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Halves . EighIhs 20
This Month
No., .,,, .oum.nc. Jrn,r,n :. q,
W." Po''"oe:y Tph.J"J.y,,h:o u" "''
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UhAND o'h l. Lo Ehl'
NINTH CLASS,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-16
JOHN ADAM,

JOHN ADAM,
Silversmith e Je7oeller,
King street, .4lernndria.
AS just received from New York, and
i Philadelphia, handsome assortment
of fashionable
Jescelry,
consisting ofjet, paste and garnet work, gilt
catches, clasps and snaps of different pat
terms, few fashionable combs for Ladies,
and white patent wax beads, red do. and
coral do. together with good assortment
of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-16

Salt, &c.
On bourd the brig Columbus.
nor SALE, 1000 bushels bright Isle Of
II May salt, and 400 goat SKINS. Apply
to JOHN H. LADD & Co.
For Freight.
.I& The good brig COLUMBUS, 10.
M seph c. Marbury. master; burthen
abouti9OO bbls. and will soon be ready to
load.
Also, for New York,
.@ The packet schr. ELIZABETH,
M&R John B. ToIley. master; burthen
$50 bbls. and will be dispatched immedi-
ately Apply as above. april is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-16

eedes the Necessity OF observations upon The
patriotism and constitutional principles OF
the employers and the employed.
SIN consequence Of this memorial 70 the
king. the ministers began to find their SOL
disant orr tors troublesome and rlamorous'
and deemed it necessary for their safety once
more to put them down. Accordingly, on
the Gath December, Madrid was thrown mo
confusion by an order 10 the Gys fot'tieo 10
execute the decree of the Ccrtes With res
pect to the Socie1ades Patrio,cas.-ThIs
wa. only affected land even as yet very I'M
perfectly SOY by meuacing display OF mil
itary force, and after considerable tumult
and disorder.
Romeo Alpuente, a deputy in the Cor
tps, has Just published pamphlet 20 she"
the necessity OF immeda tely ccnrenlng
Cortes Extraordinary The fact is, these
gasconaders have got terribly alarmed al
the Troppau liberticides, having kidnap'
ped Fe rdinand the Foruth to Laybach,-
and at the invitation rendered TO Ferdinand
the 7!h to repair thither. They have not
forgot the invitation Of the latter 10 Bayonne
by Bonaparte. Wait the sequel oftbese in
terviews-Austria and Prussia to employ
their OWN revolutionary troops. will make
the king Of Naples issue manifesto declar-
ing that helaccedep 10 the revolution, 4 re-
nounced bis legitimate prerogatives by force
and violence, and not of his free and loyal
will, and call upon The allies to restore his
crown and sustain him in his rights.-Thls
will, after due solemnity, be- promptly O.
beyed, and an army of occupation, perhaps
for thre. years, as in France, will march
into Naples and Sicily-after first assessing
the contributions and taxes which the ma
ton is to pay for the expense and support of
this protecting force. by later accounts
from Europe, it appears that part a, least,
Of this prediction has been flled.-Editor. ]
1t will not be the first time Naples has paid
in similar way. The king OF Spain may
be summoned TO quarum mob, but verify
believe las have before suggested) such is
the opinion entertained of her revolution that
the allies will bid him return home and
leave him to the whirlwind of bis own mis-.
rule.
"The period has arrived for carrying the
new system into operation in this county
that is forbidding the introduction OF every
thing except Goldfish, Dutch cheese and but
ter'-The honest merchants write from. oil
quarters, it will be lnsupportable and can
not be endured"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-16
Westchester. Pa. } aprii II.

INTERFERING AND PRovIDENTIAL Is
CAPE.
Last week little boy. son of Mr..
Benjamin Cope. Of Eastbradfort. only
four years old. was playing near a
chamber window. to which he had
found his way. lie had beem in the
habit of getting out of the kitchen win
dow, holding by his hands, and drop
ping to tile ground, a snail distance,
which did not hurt him, and now the
Little fellow. full Of life, was all uncon-
scious of the difference, or the danger.
Mrs. Cope hastened up stairs ( . the
room, when the child threw himself out,
as he had beon wont to do, hanging u.
lone by his little hands. laughing that
she could not catch him. Who can
describe the agony of matters feel
ing? 1t was AK only son-it was an
only child--and oh! if it had not been
lit was darling boy, his eye full of
mischief; his little tongue running with
play;ulness--and lie depending by no
thing but the slender hold of his infant
hands--'hree stories from the ground.
and therefore over apparently inevi'a.
bic d structicn. The mother could
scarcely sreak ere he fell. Was it an
angels wing that buoyed him up and
broke his fall? Extraordinary as It
may appear-he did not break limb;
but he fell on the earth between to
stones, and was so little bruised that in
an hour he Was running again play full
as ever. Record.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-16
THE METuoDIsTS.

This religious sect is said. in late
publication, to amount in England to
nearly one million of persons, although
during the year 1890, they had dim.
nished about six thousand. 1t is stat.
ed that the number of members is ex.
actly ascertained by each paying one
penny week to support their preach
ers. which amounts to 2l2,6S2L ster.
ling rer annum that the collections
for educating the SONS of the priests
and for various other purposes" make
the whole taxes, levied annually upon
each Hember. amour! ts ten shiI!;ngs.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-16
RUINS OF PuNppr.

The streets of The city Of pom,.
are said to be daily disencnmber,d
Mr.. Williams, a late traveller. inror,l
d, that he entered by the Applan Wa,I
through a narrow street Of SIM,
tombs. beautifully executed with H.
names of the deceased plain and leo
bic. AT the gate was sentry box
which the skeleton IF a soldier ",
found with lamp in hrs hand. Th
streets are lined with public buildnr,
the painted decorations Of which ar
fresh and entire. There were several
'radesDen's shops aIsu discoycreI
such as a bakers, an oilman's an ira,
monger's wine shup. with money nj
the till, and surgeons shop, viii,
chirugical instruments. Also great
theatre. temple of justice, an alDph.
theatre, 22u feet long, various temple.
a barrack for soldiers, the columns 4
which are scrubbed with their nams
and jests, and stocks for prisoners, id
one of which a skeleton was likrws
discovered. The principal streets al
about Is feet wide the subordinas
ones from s to 10 feet.
The Paris Journals are cclebratd
for their happy transformations o
English names but We have no, late
y seen better specimen than the fd
lowing. in the Courier r rancais, whsn
Sir Thomas Lethbridge is called SID
Thomas Li;herbudge.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-16

making a total Of five kindred f.
sard pounds STERLING. or aho.., two
three millions three hundred than,
dui!ars, which. according 70 .he -,
meat. in the publication alluded 10
sufficient t. pay 10000 preacher.
fifty pounds sterling a year each. J.
sides all that they receive in ,Lc y,
of food. lodgIrg. and n.hcr items, IT,
go towards maintaining; them in o.,
and plenty. these facts speak =,
lumes. 1t is, l'owever. but iusI fl 60,
that no religious sect has done more !:
reform t'.e vices Of the lower o.d,,
than the nrthUdists.
W 7. National atr,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-16
GENEROUS Observation-Disclosures.

An order for some statues having
been sent to the celebrated Danish
sculptor Thory aIdsen. when at Rome,
by the King Of Prussia, the sculptor
in return, begged to inform his Males.
ty. that one Of his own subjects. a
sculptor, resident like himselfat Rome.
was as well, il not better. qualified to
execute tie work. In consequence Of
his letter. Rudolph Schadow, the Prus.
sian, received the order.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-16
From the Bait. Fed. Gazette.
THE CATACUMBS, NEAR PARI

The CATACOMbS, NEAR PARIS.
The immense suoterranean cayitie|
in which the CataCOmbs are establish
ed, have furnished materials for th
construction of the temples, palaces,
other ediiices of the French Metropp
lis, and are now destined to receive 10
vesfiges Of the countless generations,
which (after having received the rites
of burial in the city, have been dug U
and replaced, with a methodical a.
ransement almost incredible, in thee
deep excavations. The principal dot
faced by a vestibule or entry, is ORA.
mentcd with two pilasters Of the I'u.
can order. At the bottom Of LON
flight of steps, commence the CALLERS
and rooms in which the bones are a.
ranged. In the quarry Of port Maha
is seen the ingenious plan in relievs
Of the port, made by soldier, who
was afterwards crushed by a mass Of
racks which fell from above. The
rocks are beaped confusediy upon each
other; the whole wild fabric appears
ready to tumble down. A weak piece
of stone has been stopped in its fall by
two projecting rocks, and like the key
OF a vault, prevents the general dilapi
dation-al"ne it retains this entir
chaos This beautiful ensemble of ~
ms presents So romantic a scene, thS
the much admired decorations of tie
ballet of Psyche have been copied hoh
1.-THE long galleries are
O'ercovered quite with dead mems rafting
bones,
With reeky shanks and yellow chaplss
skulls. SHAKESPEARE.
The largest those of the head ard
thigh, arrang d with wonderful SYM
mctry and in compartments, sustain the
smaller which are thrown behind. The
number of dead bodies which have fur'
nished these bones. l valued at three
millions! Tn, walk which | made ID
the midst of them, appeared about two
miles in extent. A great part OF the
southern division of Paris is thus IN
dermined-but this does not prevent
its gay inhabitants from sleeping SOUND.
ly Oh the borders Of the tremendous
precipice. MERCER took a malignant
pleasure in threatening them with their
impending destruction; they read his
book, and laughed at the author toe
his pains!
The bones of those who lie here,
" Without grave, unknelled, uncoained'
and unknown"
arc piled up without distinction. In
the middle Of the catacombs, is a valua-
Die cabinet of Pathology, in which are
specimens o! necrosis, r,ckets, .:rostosis'
&c, which had been found among The
zones brought from the grave yards
IN some OF the apartments are affairs
many like those seen in Catholic
Churches-othcrs Of an antique sP
'earance; and so.ae built of souls and
high bones The altar of the ODE
lsks at the northern part of the cata
o'nbs, is coDi2d from splendid mar
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-15
For SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale a par

THE subscriber offers for sale part OF
his establishments at Insisa Cd Town,
county Of Pennbsco:, consisting oftwo DOUBLE
Saw MILLS, almost new and in complete or
der, Wi h new an1 durable csm, built by the
most ex 1erenced workmen.
Two hundred acres of LAND, adjoin-
ing the. same two Stores two Dwelling
Houses I; several small buildings I. . BIsc smiths
Shop, with good set Of Tools be will sell any
part Of The above 10 sur purchasers, from one
two three quarters. Said mills are situated on
the Main Fenobsc0t River. and slwsys haze a
constant supply of water, and Logs, and are
nine miles fram the tide water, twelve miles
from the fsst growing village of Bangor, place
Of increasing trade. All the lumber cut 81 said
miils-ls rated 81 the mills ia RATS, from tento
thirty thousand, and sent to B.ngor wisboug
ditiuit., where they are shipped 20 any make /.
For terms sr:ly TO Jo-. PORE. Merchan Port
land or the subscriber on the premises.
JACKSON DAVIS.
Orono, Jsn. II, 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-15

ITXPRLssEs his gratitude 10 his friends end
- patrons m this town and yj-in'y, for the
liberal encouragement he has hitherto received and
begs leave tn inform them that bis health and
strength Is much repaired, so as 10 enable him 10
perform BIZ duty 10 his pupils with ease Mr.. r.
being but one OF the multitude Of bis profession
now an town, Will ak only for share Of public
patronage RE respectfully gives ,o,ice 20 Per
ens ano guardians that he intends to open his dsy
School for The Instruction Of Misses and Masters
in The palie art Of Dancing. on WEDNESDAY,
Afrl tue Attn az 2 O'clock p. NJ those dish ose,
20 honor ban with the important charge Of Their
Children viii lind their tut rest 20 be his hghst
ambition. Terms as liberal as by any regular
teacher IN town. Applications are requested TO
be made previous TO the above time.
Feb &c. II.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-15
DANCING ACADEMY.

MI r. WlIHfCOMBE. Professor of MUSIC
ISl and DANCING has the honor Of inform
Ing HI friends and the public that bis FIRST quarter
TO the inssraston Of DANCING will commence
on Saturday tie 5fst OF March, at Mr. Patterns
Hall Subscription papers ief, a, Dir. Johnson's
Bookstore, Mej. Cages and at Mr.. Patterns Ho-
Gel.
Jr. W. will attend 10 the instruction of MU-
SIC H. e various branches. And tuning and re-
pairing Piano Fortes. Qswtc) Feb. %.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-15

HR undersigned hsvisg been heretofore ap-
4 pointed by the zoo. JUDAH DANA. late
Judge of PROBATE, in and Tor the County of On
ford Commissioners receive add examine the
claims of the creditors 30 the Estate Of
EZRA 5 STEPHENS,
late OF Buckhed, 20 cad County, trader deceased,
hereby give notice that further term of two
months from the 10Th day Of March infant, has
been allowed for the purposes aforesaId, and ,hat
we shzlibe 10 session at the Office of SAMUEL T.
BRows Etq. In ,aid Buckfeld. on The fra We'd
nesday of April, and on he fri WednesJay OF
May neSt, at one Of the Clock in the af erroon
OF each Of iaid dayr, when and where we h1rj-at-,
tend said service. JOHN ICRIkC,
LkREARD SWALLOW,
KEUEL WASHBURN.
buekheid, March !, 1921. lsw.)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-15

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 20
all concerned, that he has been duly appeirt-
ed and taken upon himself the trust Of Adminifrz-
Tor, Of the estate or
L0AMMl BOSTON.
tate Of Hiram, 10 the county of Oxford. Woman.
deceased. ty giving bond % The Law directs--Hs
therefore requests all persops who are indebted
the szid deceased's esiafe 70 make immediate pay
meut and those who have any demands thereon,
to exhibit the same 10 MAI Han POWERS,
Admini[lrztor to szId EllzEe.
Sanford, Feb 81, 1871.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-15
THE MISSES MAYO

WILL recommence their School, n the first OF
April for the distraction Of Misses in the
usual branches Of useful and ornamental education
Those Parents who wish 10 commit their
daughters 10 the care of the Misses NJ will please
apply al the house OF Mrs Mayo, Cumberland
Street.
Feb. S. f9ef.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-15
Valuable Real e Personal Estate
al 1ncfiOn.

at -1NcIiOH.
To be sold Of Auction( unless pre-
vously dIfposed Of at the store If the fubscri-
Der in North Yarmouth State OF Maine. sales
TO commence en- TUESDAY, April l7th pes'. at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. and continue from day 10 dsy
until the whole 10 ,old.
a dwelling Houfe two stories, SO by ~
IA b. % by Sc is occupied as Sore :
porch two fiorie., 81 by ga Store 10 by "a,
Table and fhed, about one acre Of land, twenty
hu't trees. c. 7-24,hs Of q grin mill wi h 'wo
pair of Zones a4hs of a saw mill with water
privileges for other mills. ch1ife fhsd near the
bsP'iff meeting houfe three Pews in said houfe
q Tomb near the same d One third Of a wharf
and store At Royals point. All hi. flock in trade.
consulting of Englifh and Wei India Goods. Hard
and Hollow Ware, Medicines crates of Liverpool
Ware, three Crates do. 10 email lots 10 suit purcha
sers, Wagon, Chaife and family Carriage.
4. A Store % by ~, Two ffories, situated at
Bath, near David stiuson. Efq. ! part Of two
large sehoopers and three Sleeps
A. This situation is on the great poif road from
Bath and Brunfwiek to Portland, 90 mile. f.oni
Bath. 4 from Rsunfwick (where is the hrft and
mott h1urifhiDg College in the fate IL miles from
Portland, the capitol of Maine. a. the head Of the
navigabe waters of Royals river one mile from
the baptil meeting houfe in The village End half a
mile from the congregational meeting house.
B This Store as been occupied hy the late firm
OF w. Stockbridge. about fifteen years, and
10 good situation for mercantile and commercial
Concerns there being an extsnhvs count'y around
c. The Mil aud Dam were built few years
sipce and is viewed the mof valuable Of any 10 The
county, there being sufficient water moi of the
year and frequently when o her mills cannot grind
for want of water, their euliomers goto this mill
Some from Gray, New Gloucelfer ssd many from
Pownai, Freeport Harp.wel and from the hume
rous Hands in Cafco Bay, carry their corn and
grain to this mill which 10 situated within few
rods where veisels of so tons may receive car
goes. The same shares in the Mills and privii-
ges as above may be had al private sale by appIi-
cation to w. r. STOCKBRIDCE.
d. The river 10 generally open at this wharf,
except about two months in the coldea weather
and Is very convenient and safe place for vessels
TO lay in the winter and load the aft of Feb
ruary, AMI is a good fand for carrying on the
fisheries.
z. This Is one of the beff Gands for trade in
Bath. il situated next door to the Poff Ofice-near
the Bank and Culiom Houfe, and within few
rods of the waters OF the Kennebec. At small
expense it might be 6xed to accommodate fsmi-
Iy and the other part occupied as a fore. Il has
rented from one hundred to one hundred and fifty
dollars year.
A Catalogue of the above, and
the terms of credit, which will be liberaD will be
circulated in The naigbouring towns previous to
the sale. For further particular apply to
CALVIN STOCKBRIDGE, or
WILLIAM r. STOIKBRIDCE.
Northyarmou'h, Feb. rs, 1921.