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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-01
SPECTATOR.


TO the Editor of he Gdzstte.
SIR-l noticed. in column Dc one 0 your
late papers, Poem entitled ''Ths Parting Of
Florence" by WILLIAM BECKER WALTER. -
Surprising him TO be the same young gentle
man who occasionally RECALLED Us with his po-
elicsl illusions, IN his collegiate life, was
pleased 10 see what advances be has made,
since he ias translated himself from the bar.
rem and unpoetic plains of Brunswick, and en-
tered himself student in the Law School, re-
Gently established, at that more favored seat
of the Muses., The Univ ersiiy Of Cambridge.
was the more graihed, as your correspon-
dent, to whom we are indebted for this pre-
clous moroccan, had gwen Us prelbation OF
it, contents, by kindly telling Us that, " It's
extremely beautiful" therefore sat down,
prepared 70 Gull and enjoy, with no ordinary
relish, It's numerous beauties. was indeed
struck with what | al first considered misEo
mer, and which perusal confirmed, in dc
nominating il Byroric. 1t = iudeed Byr0nic,
inasmuch as notes Of admiration. dsshes and
abrupt and sudden pauses can make il So
But we needed not the assurance that Ills
not an imitation for LoId Byron has Gre
alive genius and who can iritate creation
No: It would be just as modest t1r Mr. w.
10 attempt 10 initiate that 'extrsvag4Hi and
erring spirit when he traverse- tie earth,
or in his flights beyond the vis,be diurnal
sphere, al he was, who ID, fi ride upon
the day STAR. and III pursue the morning :
II y beauties of uuratier ort'er, bit mo- less
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-01
STATE OF MAINE.
81 the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred aud tteeRiy-Oae
WILLIAM KING.

dred aud treffy-One
An Act to Incorporate the Maine Congre-
gational Charitable Society.
DE Il enacted By me Senate and House
SIC l. ID Of Representatives. IN legislature rs
ssnl5lsd, That the Reverend Elijah kellogg Eli
nhalet Gillet, David Thurston, Edward Payson,
Jonathan Cogswell, Benjamin TsFpsn, Asa Rand /,
John w. Elliugwood, Enos Merrill, ID. NJ. Mitch
ell, Ichabod Nichols, Caleb Bradley, William
AIiitimore, Thomas I. Murdoch, and Jonathan
Greenleaf with their associates and successors, be,
and they hereby are incorporated into body poll
nc by the name of the Marie Congregational
Charitable Society; with power 10 sue and be su-
Ell TO have a common seal, aud to change the
same to make any hye-Iaws for the management
Of their affairs, not repugnant 20 the laws OF this
State TO take AID hold, for the humane and be-
nevolent purpose Of afording relief and support to
the INDECENT widows and children Of deceased MN
isters any estate, whose annual income shall not
exceed the Of Eve thousand dollars and TO
give and grant, ar bargain and sell the same and
with all the privileges usually granted 10 other
Societies, instituted for purposes Of charity and be-
neveieHo<.
SEC. ?. l2e IL further enacted, That the first
meeting Of said Society shall be holden at such time
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-01
STATE OF MAINE.

IN the VeG Of Our Lord one thousand eight hum
dred and lUeaty-one.
An Act TO incorporate the Master, War
dens & Members of the Kennebec Lodge.
SIC l. REx 'neelsd BY he Senate 9. House
assembled, That Ehenezer 4. Warren, Jesse Rob
inson, Gideon Farrell, Ezekiel Goodale, Samuel
q. Lsdd, Amo. Nourse, Ebenezer White, ARIEL
Mann Moses Whittier, Beriah Mann, CALVIN spauld-
ing, Samuel X. Gilman, John 2. Fiagg, Samuel
Nelson, William G. Wilde, Andrew Masters, Isaac
Gage, Moses Palmer Francis Day, Francis Norris,
John d. Lord, Joshua Ole Fevre, and their as
sociaies aud successors, be, aud they hereby are
incorporated into body polite, by the name OF
vhe Master, Wardens and Members Of Kennebec
Lodge; with power 60 sue and be sued to have
q common SEAL and TO change the same to make
any bye-laws for the management OF their afiiirsno
yepugnant to the laws Of this State nor 70 ancient
masonic usages to take and hold, for charitable
aud benevolent uses, any real estate % the value
of ten thousand dollars and any personal estate 80
the value Of thirty thousand dollars and TO give
and grant, or bargain and sell the same {: aud with
all the privileges usually granted 20 other Societies,
instituted fsr purposes Of charity aid beuehcence.
SEC ?. Be IL further enacted, That the first
meeting Of said corporation shall be holden At snch
time aud place, aud be Notified in such manner
the majority Of the persons herein named may de
rect.
SEC. 3. Be further enacted. That the powers
granted by this Act, may be enlarged, restrained
Or repealed, at the pleasure of the Legislature.
January 10, i82l-APProved
xvITTJAN VINO
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-01
ORIGINAL MISCELLANY.
LEISURE HOURS.-No. 2.

But happy they the happiest Of their kind .
Whom gentier stars unite, and in one fate
Their hearts, their fortunes and their beings blend.
THOMSON.
Whatever be ihe condition OF man 10 this
life, or whatever NAV be his rank in point Of
family or fortune. It must certainly be bis
earnest desire to gain the love and esteem Of
those who know him ADD those that he holds
most dear, those who seek his interest a. niue
as their own, and who rejoice in his good for
tune as much as If they themselves had been
iasoured, SAY i must be every ones wish 10
gain the love and confidence OF bis friends,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-01

and place, and be notified in such manner as a
majority Of the persons herein named may direct.
sEC. 3 BE IL further enacted, That the powers
granted by this act may be enlarged. restrained or
repealed, az the pleasure Of the Legislature.
Janaary %, l62i.-ApproSed
WILLIAM KING.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-01

A III uIF stIO FPtII " I'H y ". U w
Sill however he consoles himself i,n Ile req
oIution that nobody -hail Steal. HIs pledge
- ti ihe grave harl presses on hi- herr
aud then Ii done'--as caanog lave Il ADD
she may take IN again. for
8 That may te now wbish OF, h.s en-
The dusl--ih- MoruI--tte uUHl h r. tale nv
Now cones tie paIiing scene ttey part
10 rnoTe a meet on earth n & ~ cheri>he-
toe beiiei. that they nav m,ei K 10 20 o;a-
err c!imes, where their loves on earth vii IT,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-03
Feom the baltimore Morning Chronicle.
SPLENDID LANGUAGE.


There i. weight and majesty in the
Scripture expressions, superior TO all other
writings. Lei us take one example only
"ighi IL sown for the ngnte)os, aud Joy for
the upright in heart" Now in The present
world. our light aod our joy, sl our happi.
ness is only rlnng seed; how small, how
contemplate are those delights, even The
rap'ufes cf the poet or the irenzies Of tcrres-
tial ambition. They only make an iD-gnli
cant secd, II Is sowD, committed TO the dust.
ard corruption; but what is the eonse-
queDce The harvest OF light and 10y our
celestial pleasures are the crop. The fancy
endesyors 10 embrace subject 60 sublime
but she fnds that IL requires celesiiei pGg.
er of comprehension. 81. Paul seems 10 fol
low up these ideas under the foil and over
powtfIng baZs oi inspiration, he asserts.
"tha, he saw and heard unspeskable ,hiog.
not lawful for man to ute ."-Dsvid when
lie is opp' essed, es il were by a glimpse of
the Divine presence, speaks s.wzys in a strain
of pc sonsl agitation ! he speaks OF hail stone
snd Goals of Ge, unable as he was from the
defect Of human language 10 embody lhf
conceptions of his own mind. IT. short Psu,
saw and David saw; Paul fuirly acknosiedg
es his incompetence to describe the vision,
ond David pours forth all that is grand and
magnificent, pnd yet sinks beneath the dign'-
~ OF the subj Che fods himself .hh ell
his inspiration mortal man, eDdeayoring in
vain to WELD the immortality of the subject
tina he handles.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-03
POETRY.


4 volume of Poems, by James q. Percivsl, has
been lately published at New. Haven, lCon) The
volume is highly commended inc several publica-
tions, and we subjoin the following, as a speci.
men OF the authors talents
ODE To RELIGION
BYJAMEs O. PgacWAL
. Daughter of Heaven whose tender eye
Bends from thy throne of light above,
And in the wounds Of misery
Ds,iis the healing tears Of love,
Clad in the spot'ess robes Of day,
Thou clear'st the moral night away,
And At thy touch dispers i've, roll
The dark mperyious clouds, that sbroud the
guilty soul
Along the vale Of death an d pain,
In sable weeds q band Appe ars:
Around them Ay horrent train
OF sharp regrets and boding fears.
Ger fnty path their way they wind,
had leave their track in blood behind
Remembrance has no light 10 cheer,
And dim through touring clouds the beams OF
hope appear.
They backward look on early flowers,
On buds Of bliss and dews ofjoy
How few, how heeting were those hours
They hatter'd only 10 destroy
Amid tho woven blossoms rose
The gloomy forms of real woes,
And disappointment backward threw,
With cold. repulsive hand, the eager Fastening
crew
With bounding heart and burning soul,
With look eistc and eye Of fire,
Youth buried from the lifted goal,
Impeii'd by glory, iove, desire
Before him shone the dazzling prize
Hope hssb'd exuling from his eyes,
He stretch'd his hand-despair with thrilling
kepelled his grasp and broke his giided dream
Celestial maid thy mellow light
Can pierce the clouds that rouHd us lour,
And pour upon the dropping sight
From hesv'n the soul.enkindling showers
And as the tho soft distIiing rain
Enlivens all the thirsty plain.
Thy drops Of love awake the heart,
And heal the fostering wounds of sorrow's ven
0m'd dart.
. come and on me kindly lAy
Tie mantle of thy iovliness.
And all my errors wash away
In the pure fountain of thy grsce,
And when weep DER Joys gone by.
And view the past with wishful eye,
Be thine TO lft my sinking saul,
And guide my wesried steps to heay'n's eternal
goal
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-03
roR
COUGHS AND CONSUMPTION.
Ihe moSs valuable Medicine in use

COUGHS AND CONSUMPTION.
7 HIS new and hoaing Balsam bids fair TO rival
every Medicine heretofore discovered for
Coughs and complaints of the Lungs, leading 10
Consumption, sId even in seated Consumpuons It
has lately been used by many wilhibe most sur
p lsng success If certificates from persons Of tie
highest respcctabilny, the great and increasing
demand for 1t, may be called proof % its good ef-
tects, At is proved. Scarcely case OF Coids,
Coughs, pain in the side, difficulty OF breathing,
wan, of sleep arising from debility or even Con-
sump,ions, but may be relieved by the timely use
of this medicine. Many certificates Of its fhcacy.
accompany each bottle
This may certify TO those whom il may concern
that have been extremely afflicted with tue As,h-
ma, which has lasted me nearly forty years and
great part OF that time TO such degree, that 4
could not lay in bed sit in meeting without
coughing, Notwithstanding 4sd tried many good
Physicians and various kndSSf Medicines, till Z
procured vial of .irlderSons Cough DrePs and BY
the Of them can sleep comfortably, and SIT IN
business and do further hereby certify. that my
labor, on account OF an affection OF the lungs
tended with cough, who has received much jene-
fit from the same kind OF Medicine so a. 10 be sble
10 labor again. and can obeerfully recommend the
same kind of Medicine, to those who labor under
such complaints.
i. the subscriber, 40 hereby soltmnly firm 20
she truth aud whole truth of the above statement,
oefore magistrate, at Providence, this 4,h
day of July, 1921. CHRfTOFilER COOK.
sold by 5. W. Nn-on. Newrort-T. >. Taylor.
60. Lutte Rest-Ruuse Babcoek, Westerly, ana
Whitney and Til!inghast Ptoyideree.
Newport, Aug. Is, 1921
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-03
CUllDALL' MILLS.
WooL Cardinp.

Wool Carding.
THE subscribers infor m their friends
L and the public. that they have replenished
their Carding Machines with new Cards Of the Fin.
est and most approved manufac ture. aud that they
are now enabled to Card Wool Of all grades in the
best manrer.
They eycontinue to Manufacture ali kinds Of Wool.
en- Goods, as usual Also, they color ard finish
Wooen Cloths of all descr,p tons, and to color gar
ments, sc that have faded, become unfs shion-
able--AIi branches OF the above business will he
done with despatch. and OH the lowest teens, and
the least favor gratefully acknowledged.
CLARKE & GRINNELL
NB.-ShNFoRD ALNY, Little .Conpton-PsLEc
COREY, Tivertou-WILLIAM PEARsE, Bristol.
Ferry--and JoB SHERMAS, in Newport, will re-
ceive ana forward articles intended for the Manu-
actory. Portsmouth, July 10, 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-03

WAsnINGToN sc --8uhremc Judici { Court
October term, A. ID. 1920.
WHEREAS Marvel Pollock Of Exeter, in
the county of Washington, wife Of Jer.
emiah w. Pollock now residing 10 parts 10.
known, has this day fled her petition, IN my
Office, praying, for certain reasons ihetoIn
stated, that The bonds Of matcimony subsisli0g
between her and The said jeremiah, may be
dissolved. Notice is hereby given TO the
said Jeremiah, to be end appear, if he see fit,
before the Honorable Supreme Judicial Court
TO be holden, at South. Kingstown, within and
Tor the county Of Washington, on the second
Monday OF October, l62 |, TO shew cause why
the prayer OF said petition, ought not TO be
granted.
JOHN SEGAR, Clerk.
South. Kngstown, Aug 18. 1921 IS.l2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-03

TPRIfT'IAG q, %aR kads, e1sepssd IN
sons/aeiery manner, at sAis e6iee.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-03

HI> .'e.~.' ''. '''e' ''it , .nc '>UOH DQf-
gains, aid arr going off rapidIy--
those ~ho wish more Large
Bundles Tor little Money
will do well to Call
soon.
Hnong the assortment Ove
AMERICAN Diapers for = A lot Of Sc cotton Shawls
Cd crysrd, for 2s Cd each,
Good Chex, Is , Grape Shswls,
India COtons, Is : White and coored Wa
American Cotton Sheet. tertoo ditto with and
iogs a. for only Is without borders,
White, do. Is TO 20 cts : Black End coiored Nan.
Blue India Cottohs, Is. kins & Canton Grapes,
Cslliooes, from 10 2s Black, chocolate red and
Black, white and cooredc yellow silk Ronsl and
Csmbrcks from Is 6dS Bandano Hkfs
10 4S I'd per yard, ) Irish Linnen, from Is Sd
Umbrellas and Parasals, to Is Sd per yard,
Dimity, book and leno Part Of a case of cheap
Muslins, Straw Bonnets.
Aso--DAY & MARTINS real JAPAN BLACK
ING, with many articles not mentioned
.Aepbort august Is. 1921.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-25
DIED.

On the 7th lust. at Dunfries, of perfect
exhaustion after delivery, in the 23d year OF
her age, Mrs. susanna SLADE, consort OF
kIcharu Slade, Egg and eldest daughter OF
the Rev, NJ l.. Misunderstanding those aiec-
tomato relatives, not so much to grieye as TO
JejoiCe with lhaukluiness TO God tor the
loan; though alas! Too short ot wife aud a
daughter, whose early pIety and virtues
rendered her So lovely IN lie, aud alter
death 50 precious to msmoy-IComm"n!-
iaiedl.
In The town If Newport, Rhode Island, on
the 5tn inst. Caro- OYERISG, a respectable
black, supposed 10 be upwards OF Que hun
Grsd Gati tea gears " age! He was Drought
hUln AlIics To tL,s town by Captain Aora-
ham All, sbuu; the year l76o, aud was then
by bis Owu account upwards VI 30 years vi
age, as ne stated, thai when he was taken
tom h, nolOc anu family 10y hrSuie tribe,
BE iet behind hun lie. two daug
" % we're mITned, aud Seyerai grendculI-
Gren; thai afterwards ne served an african
p,luce 7 ur Years, and was then sold 10
lapiaIn Ali, wuo brought hin mere durIug
the ola reach war.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-25

:, 40 King OF England is TO visit Vienna al
his visit TO Hanover. tie will take taris
- -. rous. on MS reiura to England.
LYNDON CORN EXCdANGG.
4HOnda3, Sept. ), 1871.
We had good supply "a new Wheat
from Essex lhis morning., out very lew
rivals from any other country, and the
weather. 5elug unsettled, as welt as NAV
mo yery uufaVoraole accounts OF the
'r0os caused a orisK demand At an ad-
nee Of 6s per quarter On me prices OF
Mt Monday. Barley Is iuil Is per quar-
az. dsarsr: also Beans and Oats, but the
los we're not BRISK at that amendment.
White Peas are 2s to SIS per quarter
cheaper, having large supply OF new to-
sa,. from Essex. 1t Is expected that the
rice of Flour will be raised to COS per
.ack.
american Stocks, Sept. !.
Five per cents 100 l-2 lOl; Three per
cents 10: new Six per GEMS s9 los,
sven per cents l02; United States Bank
Shares, uncertain
BRITISH Stocks, Sept, 4.
Three per cent. Red, 40 l-2 S-S, SIS
Three per cent Cons. IS So, 20.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-25
Port Of Providenrs, October l9.

,hO't " Tro0laeTre, Octoosr ~.
t'f'''9sf-On Monday lay, ship Hazard,
Stehd, 6S day. from lyica. ind As days from
ul,hHraiiar, with salt. On the lltb OF August,
'" ape de Gait, in a gale from the west.
S'N', 'he Hazard lost her main AM mizen
'' masfs On the 18th was fallen in with
oS The United States fr,gate Constitution &
s"op OF war bHi4no Commodore Jones
immediately offered assistance and sent off
SH' carpenters end seameu on board, who
n,Na Jury main and proper mizen top
mast After arrival in Gibraltar. IN n were
sent from the Irigste who made a main top
ula>' and 'opgallant mast, and lent every as
r."h'e TO cut the ship in or,er lor sea.
tOr winch, Captain Cb,lds wishes to express
=" "armPst acknowledgements 10 Connie
wore Jones, Captain Booth and The officers
ne Constitution, tor the ir unremitted at
t'n"'I and kind assistance rendered tue
A'At'rc al sta, antin Gibraltar
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-25
In the case of James Gillies
4 BANKRUPT.

TIME commissioners named and au'horis-
Il ed 10 and by commission OF bankrupt
awarded and issued. land now in rhe prosecu-
ton against James Gillies, late of Alexan-
dria, deceased, intend to meet on the 9th
day of Oct. next, at 10 o'clock in the fore.
noon. at Clagett's Hotel in the town of A.
Iqxandris, in order to make dividend of the
estate and effects OF the said bankrupt, when
and where the creditors, who have not slrea-
DIV proved their debts under the said COM
mission, are hereby required to come pre-
pared to prove the same, or they will be ex-
Guided the benefit OF the said dividend.
JOHN M'lVEk, Assignee.
sept 2s tg7taO
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-25
Sales nv AHctiGu
t'urs and Peitries.


WILL be solo at public auction on Mon;
w day, the t2sh November i,ext. at II
O'Clock. A. NJ. at The Warehouse oil the Su-
perinlendaul Of Indian trade, ia Geo,ge,owb,
in lots to suIt purchasers, the ioiiow lug par
cells OF Furs and Petries. principally receiv-
eG Irom the United States Indian factories
or the Missouri and upper Mississippi, viz:
SIS 10 Beaver
$500 kacoon Skins
1880 Muskrat do
254 Otter do
FL Minks and Fishers
I46 Rabbits
!i3 Wolf
4U2 Cat aud Fox
6U3 Bear
70 Cub, and
1858 lbs OF Deer Skins
A credit OF gu days will be given for all
purchases exceeding 2UU dollars, on approx.
ed endorsed notes.
rHOS. L. MCKINNEY.
oct l0-eord Sup. Indian Trade.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-25

By the schr Seneca, capt. Eaton, arrived
al bI.Gington, y e. in days from Cape
Hay report, that the schr. Ada, captaIn
Ev., vi 4Iulant bay, Jam from Camp
bella, E4Stpvrt, New Brunswick, bound to
Istn.ca, was dismasted Ia a severe gale on
ue iith sept. i0&l, in lat "a, long. 81 80;
Ani alter being Ola he wreck / days, lett
her with Two men, IN order 10 get the wreck
into port, and iaGded at Port au DauipnlD,
waen ne vas detained by different guards
belonging 10 the haytIan government, and
GfUugn, down IOsCdpe naylIdn, where be ar
rIsed Oh The 2IIh INST. having exps fenced
extreme want VI provisions aud waller. On
the 27th, the EHs llsh ,chr. Ei2a, Capt. IA.
rUn Bryant, pOIteiy offered MS assistance TO
~ Ia search OF the wreck un sUudTd vi which
Was lSIt three inen aud one WOMAN. On the
Yin, sailed from the Cape Al ~ A. M.
o. The ZSth discovered the wreck bearing y
r.. distant 10 miles. AT naIi past 5 Z. NJ
came up With the wreck, cot cot the boat,
capt iiog IN company win capt. bryant anu
two hands GOT gu BOARD oi the wreck, aud
found she gnad been dIsbandeG, got lIne
brul U Der cable, aud got II on buaru OF tue
sClooaer, II hirWInk very hard aud a very
leNy sea ruanius, parted the line. !, being
very iarh, was compelled TO abandon ner
fvr he night, leaving OH board OF her Two
zen, one OF her men, anu the otuer belong =
~ 10 lie schr. ElIxa, which mad Narrow :
t'taret lrOm The s"dmpIng OF the buat.-
ihe ktlza arrived al ;he Cape, on the even
lns ni the second oct. having cruised IRON
he eSsEICg oil the -9h SEPT, without sue
seeding IA getting lur aer sight OF her -
ne capt. VT the Ada aHd the capt, OF the
L'ia aHd tour men, hcrFOwiy escaped by
'ae boat nearly filling II I'd the heavy .es
iJnuInS along ide OF i. c week, when With
d'Ncu'ty they again fetched alongside the
wreck, aud the Two men lett OIL board had
JUS, tune TO qLil the boat and get board
"aicn saved the boat from going down.
The day before the Seneca lell The Cape.
At"s had anSed from Tie Ieeward, that he
unfortunate three men and one woman baa
Seen safely landed Un ralt ~ sume bay ne ar
io'' ~ frince, and that wreck had been
Seen drifting 10 leew4rd.
Iap'' Hog received every assistance ne.
Ssss;'ry 10 enabie him lo proceed 10 Jamaica
py The ii5rrahty oi the American merchants
Sn4 m"'ltTs oi vessels I he Cape, some Ut
Ala! i1iS "sIe also liberal.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-25
Peter U'DOnnell.

DE il known to Peter O'D"nneII, teached
ID by profession, who sailed from Belfast
18th May, bound for port iD the United
States, Git is supposed Baltipore,) that his
wife and family, consisting of six children,
have arrived at Philadelphia. aud are desi-
ruus of seeing or hearing from him. Any
person having any information respecting
this man will considerably obige Distress
ed family by letting him know He is re-
quested on seeing or hearing of this, to come
TO Philadelphia. or give information where
he may be found. A letter, directed 10 An
drew Gillespie, gardener, at the corner of
Pine and 18th streets, or TO James Nc DeVett,
shoemaker, South Second. near New Market,
Philadelphia, will find her,.
rePrinters throughout the Union are re.
specially invited 10 copy the above, in the
hope OF relieving deep distress.
oct23 4tgr
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-25

Patton = Butcher,
LAVE received per the ship Boston
III captain Finley, from Liverpool, the
balance Of their Fail assortment Of
HARDWARE.
CONSISTING OF
Wagon boxes,
Hoop non, to inches
Sheet iron
Round oosmail sizes
Sheet lead
Shot belts, powder TASKS, s. bird bag,
Huntsmen's patent Horns
l.. Blistered steel
Anvlls 4. vices
Sledge T. hand hammer.
Knives g. forks
Iron wire
Locks, hinges, screws.
SC. sc.
oct 2aw3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-25

For Boston,
xMb The schnr. Hector, Snow, master,
-2&SwiIl sail On Wednesday next; Tor
freight oil goo bbls. OF passage apply to
A. L. a. II. ADAMS,
Vho haze for Sale,
50 bags coffee
400 sacks salt
5000 bushels G. A. salt
$50 bbls. prime pork
zoo mats cassia
100 boxes soap
5000 pounds soal leather
90 doz calf skins
300 reams cap paper
40 hhds English island molas5es
30 or Cas- ks mountain Malaga wine
Pipes, } pipes, quarter casks Sicily Ma
deira wine
100 bags pepper
$50 bbls No. &. 2 mackerel
200 bbls ground plaster
Boxes Muscat win.
So bbs beef, No &a
Is bbls bright varnish.
loo do tar
10 boxes sweet cordials
with general assortment OF groceries and
ship chandiery and paints; which will be sold
10" oct 6