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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-29
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BosToN, Kuo. "a.

BY the ship Mount Vernon, Capt. SMIrH,
from Liverpool, who sailed thence on the 10Th
Of July, London papers TO the Oh are recely-
ed.
The investigation Of the Queens .claim to
De crowned, had been before The Privy Gouo-
Gil. Nj. Broug ham aud others had made
long and learned speeches. The eession OF
the Council was public one, and nomefovs-
ly attended
The peadIngs had been gone through with,
and tho Council had adjourned to- the l0'h OF
!uly--wheD, probably, the deciaion would DO
declared. One plea Of the Qaeen's was that
= certain persons had rights dependent on her
Coronation which theyought no, to be depriv.
cd Of.
There was great influx Of foreigners Of
oislinc,ion in London TO witness the Corona
ijon.
The body of Bonaparte, with the consent of
Bertrand and MonlholoD, was laid in state for
the view of the inhabitants of 81. Helena, for
short time. 1t was dressed in his green
uniform with rcd feelings, and with all his
stars and orders. 1t was not true that he
died in military uniform. He was to be
buried in a leaden coffin.
Bonsparte's romans were entombed on
the 9th Of Msy--wi,h military honors--sbou'
1000 meo, militia, volunteers and regulars,
being undet arms. The corpse was deposi.
tod under three discharges OF eleven pieces
Of artillery, and minute guns by the Vigo, ~.
The King Of Sweden has complained to
the Diet of Norway OF the licentiousness of
the Press, Us tending to foreign war, civil
war the ruin Of public credit, tho deprecia.
ton Of government paper, the division OF
families, and the decline Of manufactures,
commerce, arts, and sciences. He requires
that the Liberty OF the Press should be limi.
ted.
Advices from Petersburgh, OF the ! lth
Jene mention, that on exusordinary degree
Of activity existed there in all commerce Of
importation but that the reverse wIs the
case with regard to that Of expectation, which
had produced dopres sion in the rate of ex :
change
Accounts from Naples are to the 18th.
A second Austrian expedition, consisting Of
1000 men, had sailed for Sicily, to garrison
Messina, Syracuse, Noto and Cotania.
The intelligence from Turkey continues
vague and cootr adictory. lis general tenor,
however, ius,ifies the belief that the cause Of
tho Reyolutionists is on tho wanc.
Among the ITO, 100000 of individu-
ais who inhabit Europe, there are said
10 be 100000 Of Deggars or persons
who subsst at the expense Of the CON-
,nunity, without contributing to its re-
sources. In Denmark the proportion is
8 per cent. In Holland Ia per cent.
In England Is per cent. In Paris there
were computed in 1913, lO2,S56 pau
pers, out of $4,000 inhabitants. 10
Cologne, $4,000 out Of $4,000. In
Liverpool. $1,000, i'll population Of
10000. In Amsterdam, 10000, out
of 2l7,OOO. The number OF INDECENT
has since rather increased than dimin-
isbed.--Pdris paper.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-29
LoNpoy, July 8.
FUNERAL or BONApARrE. q.


The following accoun, of the funeral Of
Duonapaete IS extracted from The Guardian,
IN which it is given as an extract from the
private letter Of on officer OF ST. Helena -
"B jonspsr,e was buried on Wednesday the
9th, beneath the willow rees, in the spot he
had pointed out, about a mile cod bali from
Long. wood House 10y tho road "A pioces.
sion Of the military staff, and all tho naval Of.
f;vers followed the corps, which was laid on
black car, IN PLATA mahogany coffin Qaid
wood ard tin wi,hio,) and was received, on
emerging from the grounds, by lioe Of Q.
600 troops, Including artillery and party OF
marines, with four bands drawn up by the
road side. As soon as 1t passed, the troops
followed to tho place Of in,ermeut, and halted
occunyiue the road winding oiong the valley
slas s5oys it, while ,hs procession descended
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-29
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Literary Curios'fy.-Thrre is in the hands
of Mr.. Stephen Norton, book binder, Of this
place, an old manuscript, Lam Bible, said TO
have been written 10 Eng land, by monk,
gao years ago. The letter used in this wotk
is the German text, or black letter, and exc
culed SO neatly on psrehment, that IL has
more the appearance of engraving than The
work Of a pen,--The parchment is so fac
that the book is no, much above the size oi a
common pockc, Bible. There is 10 date to
this Bible; IL has been handed down from
age TO age, and is now preserved as the prop.
er'y Of gentleman of thi. county. From
the execution Of the work, IL mus, have beeo
The Labor OF many years, or even the lite time
OF some pious Ch'is,isn, who flosrished prior
10 the discovery oI The art o' Printing.
keo uctiGr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-29

Bufio, ". Y. dug. I'm jor General
Scorr and suite arrived in this ti!lsge on
rhursdsy last, and left here on Friday morn =.
ing for Fort Niagara. We understand the
General is on a tour of observation 10 the
northern and eastern military posts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-29

Melancholy Occurrence The Ovid IN. y
Gazette menuous ths, Miss Ann Wilson, OF
Coivett, Seu.c. couo'y, was killed on rhs OH
lost By The occidental discharge Of gun then
IN the hands Of Peter Wilson, her brother.
The deceased Wa. sitting hy window, with
her mother end sister. Her brother was
Swapping the lock Of a piece, in the same
room, unconscious Of its being charged, wnen
it was fred, and the contents, shot add q bail
or Tie waddios lodged In ber left breast She
expired instantly, wi.hoot gro'n, or mSv.
lag freq, bsr sitas,ion IN the char.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-29

4 By road n ado ior the occasion, on FOO, tie
body was then borne by - grenadiers, from
the several corps prese0t, 10 the grave, where
| where il was deposited with the priests bIes.
| sing, in a chamber, within a large stone vault.
| The chamber was then closed with a large
slab, and its edges being filed ia 10 tho sides
OF the vault, the whole level surface was GOV.
cred with iiqoid body Of Roman cement.
The corpse was deposited under three dis
charges Of ii pieces Of artillery, and tho min.
ute guns of the Vigo, which were heard in
tho Intervals between the discharges, moan
ing in tho distance-2s were fred. Tho
vault ha, since been filled up with stone, and
plain n,t slab laid over il.
"St. Helena, May a."
The following is the order Of Napolean's
Fuoera al Procession -
Nspolesn Bertrand, The Priests, in
son of the Marshal. full robes.
Dr. Arno,l,2o N Regt. Bonspa' e'sPhysician.
Giensdior.. In a car DIV lGcsnadier..
by foue horses.
C24 Grensdiers--t2 on each side, to cat-
~ the body down a steep hill where
the car could not 20
Count Mon { Bonspsste's Horse, I Marshal
tboion. led by 2 servants. s Bertrapd.
Mad. BertrandGs Daugh. }
Servants. I ter,in an open vehicle. Servants
Servants.
Naval Officers.
Staff Officers.
Members of Council.
Gen. Cofhu. Ma Ode eMon,eheno.
The Admiral The Governor.
s.,v.,,. Lady Low and Daugh- s.,..
ter,in an open vehicl,.
Servants
Dragons.
ST: Helena Volunteers.
ST. H;enn Regiment.
ST. Helena Artillery.
SixrysIx Regiment.
Royal Marines.
..r Twentieth Regiment
R1yaI Artillery.
The body Of Buooaparte is enclosed 10
three coflias, Of mohogany, lead and OAK.
The Rosario, which ieft ST. Helena on
the l7tb May has arrived at Portsmouth,
bringing duplicates of the dispatches by the
Heron, also Buonaparte's Wan, aud many
other papers belonging TO him, The contents
of which were kept a proiound secret at st.
Helena.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-29


Helena.
Extract OF private Ietler, dated ST. Helena,
Nay Is.
"hs overy thing relating 10 so great mon
as Bonsparte must be Of extreme interest, /
should tell you that after having attended his
funeral, paid visit to his residence. ] was
shown his wardrobe by Marchlsnd, bis valet,
and more shabby set out l never beheld.
Old coats, hate aud pantaloons, that a
midshipman on shore would hardly conde-
sccDd TO wear. But Marchiand said II was
quite on undertaking TO make him put on
anything new, and then alter wearing IL an
hour, he would throw II Oft, aud put on the
old again.
"The last words Bonaparte uttered were
"iefe--armee." What their come xion was in
his mind cannot be asccrtsined but they
were distinctly heard about five O'Clock on the
morning OF the day he died.
"Au officers quad il appointed to watch
over his grave. 4.
Extract OF a letter, dated St. Helena May 2.
"Tbe body Of Bonaparte, after his death,
was dressed in green uniform, with rcd fac.
ings, and all his siars and orders.
"An immense number Of persons, both
him. 1t was one OF The most striking specta-
cles at which l had ever the fortune 10 sbe
present. The view Of hi. countenauce, from
which felt it scarcely possible, even for an
instant TO withdraw my eyes, gave me sen.
satlon cannot describe but the impression
II made on me will never be forgotten.
" lie had for some tine past fixed on
particular spot, which is also, l understand,
mentioned in his will, a short distance from
Longwood, for his burial place, in the even,
OF its being determined that his remains should
be deposited at ST. Helena.
"BoDspsrte was perfectly aware Of .he ns-
ture of mis- complaint, and frequently desc,ib-
ed it to those about him, bat was nevec ab!o
to convince his su'g geons tha, he had a JUST
notion Of it. 10 the carly stage Of his disease
which is a long time ago, he commenced a
statement of II, with his diT:rspt sensations
al different periods, and contInoed up to with,
IN few days OF his death. II is in.ended lor
his son.
at is a singular coincidence ths, the IVA
fe-ioo, E1st fndamsD, laden with necessaries
for his establish ment nj IopCwood, arrived
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-29

The Supreme Judicial Court
State is now in session in this tc
JoHN SMITH, who is charged "
ing concerned in the robbery Of Il
of Aiessrs. Bowcns, will prol,a
tried at this session
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-29

p We copy the following article
from Connecticut paper; and it is Z
little extraordinary that the story has ney.
er been known to the Inhabitants of thi.
town; 'at least we have not couverset
with any one who has before heard of tn,
circumstance.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-01
Co partnership Dissolved.

HE connection ia business heretofore subsisi
ing under the firm Of SMITH &. STEVENS
wiS dissolved by mutual consent on the 3tst "a
January last. All persons having unsettled &C.
counts with the above firm are requested 20 pre-
sent chem TO MOSES SMITR TO- settlement.
MOSES SMITH
4. {. STEVENS,
Portland Feb. 9, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-01
Dissolution Of CopartnerShip.

Va 2 the subscribers, having been appointed bv
w the Hon, Jonas Clark rsq 10 receive aud t1-
anime the claim. Of the creditors 10 the estate Of
Samuel Cuts, late Of Burton. Esq. deceased rep
resented insolvent, do hereby give notice thar tiz
month. are allowed ~ said creditors TO briHg in
and owe their clsimff; and that we shall ailend
that service nj the ufic of Charles Cofia in said
Buxton, on the last - turday of the present, and
eve following rnonths rczi one 70 four @ clock in
the afternoon on each Of said days.
CHARLES COFFIN
THOMAS BRADBURY,
IlAVID NTH.
Buxton Feb. H. 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-01
TAKE NOTICE y

ri OSES MAREAN informs lis friends snd
4'A Ne puohc hat he has taken The shop n
E1cHANGE-STREET, lately occnried by MI.
John u R'ggs, and directly oppositeM Nesl.s
lnsu-ancr Otticc, where he iptend. csrrsyine
on the SHELL COMB MAKINC BUs1NEss-anG
where ne now offers Tor sale az complete sR S.
'orimrnt Of SHE'LL COMBS. Of The la,as,
Nv Y * nd Philadelphia patterns !. c,n ~
fourd N Por,laDd-some of them yerv lsrrs
an Jog Il.
n. I. iHCse persons who have she'll on hand
end enc desircps ofhayi z il Manufactured for
themselves may depend on his doing !, ~ :
Faithful aud workman like msnner at ths sh.tt.
es notice.
, Porlnnd. Jan. IS, 1891. Sv
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-01
CHARLES BLANCHARD,
CrOckery, Glass and China Hare.

AMONG WHICH ARE
CRATES assorted tor The Country
n an Packages OF open GOODS fo- repack-
A9@ ing ant retail,
800 TEA SErTS-5OO doz. PLATES,
Bowl,-P chCrs- Mugs, sc sc
5000 Tumbiers--Decanters- Wiues-Cruets-
Castor Botues-Sats-Jeles- Custards-PIated
and Jappaned Castors- Screw Auger..
ZOO Wooden Bows-GlaZed Wtuefs-Spoons
-Burnham's improved and Glass Lsmps-Erown
Warc--Pocket and other looking Giasses--Tu-
gether with variety Of other articles not per-
,icnarized.
Up Hare repacked as heretofore.
Portland, Sept. &c (tL)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-01
Nj. RUGGLES.

h4'APE e az gratitude 70 bis fiends and
- ps,Fu IN this town aud vicini.y, for IL,
heeFal encouragement be has hitherto received and
bess leave 10 inform them that bis health aut
strength Is much repaired, so rs 70 enable him "a
pefioil IA has duty 20 his pupils with ease. Nj. X
De out one ~ the multitude of his profession
nov IN towu, esii ask onLy f,g a sha fe Of public
patronage he respectfully siEes notice TO par
ents and GUARDIAN thai he "a rrrrts 20 omen he
School for the Instruction OF Misses and Master.
IN he polite art OF Dancing, on WEDNESDAY.
Afrll the 4th at O'Clock, p. NJ those disposed
20 honor him with the important charge of tbei,
Children viii find their iuterest 70 be his highs,
ambition. Terms as lib-rai a. BY euv reguls,
teacher m town. Applications are requested "a
be made previous TO the above time.
Feb. 90. Il.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-01
MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

UNITED STATES or .4.HERIC.4,
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
PURSUANT to warrant from the Honorable
ALBION X. PARRIs Judge Of the Uniied States
Di,trict Court for the district Aforesaid. here
by give public notice 'hat The following Libel
i, fed in said Court, viz
A LIBEL agairsi rire bags Coffee, 'eized BY
"A Isaac llsiey Esq. Collector of ths .sir'ct e
Portland and Famt nth, ir said Maine D~fict o.
the i4th day Of February 1897 At Portlzn1 and
waters nsT abb. from the sea BY vesres Of cen
and more tons bur;ben, which seizure wac for
breach Of law of The United States - set forth n
the aid Libel.
Thar hearing and trial vii be bad iherson az
Wisca,sef ia the did Diitrief Of Maine. 90 Thurs
dsy. The first CAV IF March next. when and where
any person intereled in thesa Nine Bags Of COT
FEE. nav appear and shsw caule. ifzny can he
shown, wherefore the same shall ret be deemed
forfeit. and oi,po I'D OF according 10 law
r. @. THORNTON. -far5tal af .Eaine-
Dated At seco, Feb. IA. 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-01
FOR SHE.

THE subscriber offers for sale part Of
his establishment at Inslian Cd Town,
county If P nobaco,, consisting of'wo DOUBLE
SAW MILLS, sImost new and y complete Or
Ger, with anew and durable dam, built by he
most exr erienced wcrkmen.
Two hundred acres Of LAND, adiom-
ing the same two Stores; two D"eiiing
Houses seyersl small buildings /; BlacksmIih'r
Shop, with good set Of Tools he will tel shy
Dart Of the above 10 suit purchasers, from one
TIVE thrce qusrters. Said mills are siluaied on
the Msin Penobscot River, and always have n
constant supply of wster, and Logs, and are
nine miles ir m he tide wfter. twelve mites
from the fss' growing village e Bangor. place
q increa sing lrade. All the lumber cut = said
mills IS rated 81 tie mills IN RATS, from tento
hir'v thousand, snd sent 70 Bangor without
diiEiulty, wheie they are shipped 70 any msIke;.
For e ms apply % 10. PoPE. Merchant, Port
land or lbe subscriber o. The nremnes.
JACKSON DAVIS.
Orono, Jan. l., 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-01
E. G.. STEVENS.

EsfECFULLHi Informs the public tina, ne has
taken the shop ls,ely occupied by Dir. JAuEs
hoRN, ~ 1fiddie-Sreef, where he executes the
TAILORING BUSINESS in all is branches.
From q, experience in the profession. he aatters
h"self that he shall be able 30 give general salts.
az 'on y all who may favor him with their Gus
1ol. Feb. IS. 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-01
LIMITED

80. h'st rave workman. Nose need apply ex-
cept those who can produce satisfactory recon-
meRdation Of their being suuh.
Feb 10 1901
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-01
CAUTION.

w HEkEAS NAiHA ElEL MAYHEM Of
buekheld holds note signed by me dated
January goth, 1891, for twenty FIVE dollars, and
nkewise Nathan Alden note for Eve dollars dat
90 It the same time aud lace, both payable IN one
year from the date
his = 70 Caution al persons against purchasing
either o. said notes. as / am determined nsver 10
psy any part OF them, having never received eny
consideration for the same.
SAMUEL JEWETT.
Jay, Feb. 4tb, 1891
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-01
NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted 10 the subscriber. whose
n terms Of credit have expired, are requested
10 make immediate payment. Ii j. hoped lhat
this call VIII he attended t. @ tina, dBeresf ore
viii not be necessary. Those notes or accounts
that have been due six onlhs. If not paid previ.
70 the FIRST Of Alril next, will then Re LETT with
an Attorney for collection.
Feb.g2. WILLIAM HYDE.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-01
Il.

7Ha---- f3.a--As 49,. III AN -.
N (iHDDLE STREET.
OFFERs for saIe, N extensive assortment Of
DRUGS s. MEDICINES.
AMONG WHICH ARR
200 Bottles cold pressed Castor
Oil-2 bbls Arrow Root do Co. M Tart,r
case Csnthsrides-td do Megnesia--1 hhlFl, u
Sulr hur-2 bales Geniian koot--l hid Gu mo
mile Flowers-1 csse Aqua Forts DIS Car
boys OIL Vitriol-60 bottles Balls. Co2siys-S
groce white Phials-1 case Gum Csmpbo.-
do Gum Copal-- so lbs Borax--50 lbs Suga.
Le4d-25 lbs Caiomel- baes Of.nge Peel
Ssnna-- Snskerool; together with supply Of
Paints d Dye-Stu6S,
on the most reasonable a. ms.
INSTANTLY for sale,
Best v inter Pressed OIL.
February 8, 1921. CIV
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-01
MOSES SMITH.

RATEFUL for the liberal encouragement
- which he has hIthereto received. Inform. his
friends and the public that he continues the TAI.
LoRlN6 BUSINESS as uual. al The old stand. q
respectfully soiicits a continuance eff the pnblic
patronage.
lie once mere requests ali who are indebted to
"'m' eitnef oy note or account, TO make immediate
payment.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-01

NeTi do, belou Ir. II. Boyds Erehange-Sirtd
LAS just received and now opening ior ale 2
l. i large and extensive assortment OF New and
easonabe Goods of the latest impcriaious,
AMONG WHICH ARE,
RROADCLO1H HIS G. Cassimeres all colours
stout Dullil---K,rseys- -Coatngs--tlanne
Boo bazrl - aides loths-Peisse Cloths--t al
liCoes- urnitnre Plads--Cotton and
Silk VcIvets-Nsnkeen and Canton Grapes as,ort
ed colours Cape ShawIs-biack Bombazcne--
plain and figured Cashmere 5haws---red Cashmere
Shawls-black and white silk Hose-wors ed and
cotton Hose-eegant figured Musiin Cravats--
figured and plain Mu,ins--l.inen CambrIcs-
linen Cambrck Hdkfs-Couon Cambrics-French
and Italian Crapes-Csmbrc Prints and
Linens-Linen Sheetng-silk, kid, doe skin and
beaver Glovcs-cotton and silk UmbTellas-India
CaIicoes- Flscg and Bandanna H4ndkerchiefs-
figured and plain silk Lace--thread Laces--cottoR
Laees.
-4LSO-
a large assortment of Cotton Sheetings and
5briinEs, check, stripes and Ginghams- Bristol
b-ioKs for cleaning Knives and Forks
bale o. "a 1914 {. 1i-4 ROSE BLANKETS,
Oct. 81.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29
FOi Freight,

~, Tkr ship WILLIE NINA, w. Viii
.s!SSS, "n, master. carries 500 hhds. TO-
k7cco ur 39pO barrels dur, !, in complete
pFler Tor ANY voyage, and can be ready to
iaHe Cagn on board in few days.
apply y above. Oh 10 II. SMITH g. Co.
or NATHANIEL WAfrLES.
,eTlS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29

John III. Ladd = Co.
OFFER for sale, at reduced prices, for
X approved paper al long dates
IO5 hhds Muscovado sugar
80 bbls do
loo boxes white st Jago do
60 hhds moiasses
do honey
ca chests imperial tea
Al do young Tyson do
TOGO bushels Liverpool coarse salt
loco do Lisbon do
IS hhds W.. rum
lobbis coioring
2 do cordial
10 pipes, in pipes, half do. quarter casks
and halt 40 Madeira wine
lpipe.old Charsnte cognac brandy
halt pipes port wine
IS boxes DO
Hampers white sparkling champagne
do pink DO
DO Clos Vog lot burgundy wine
10 cases Hant BrIou clarst
5 half pipes Teneritfe VINE
~ quarter casks do
90 casks Coimenar do.
10 Malaga do
Malaga sherry
60 bbls vinegar
hid cherry bounce
60 boxes almonds
30 bbls beef and pork
50 - No. 1, macserei
10 half do do
800 bb!s gross and neat herring
SO do do shad
500 bushels oats
1000 lbs soal leather Of District, New Eng
land and Brazil tanning.
COO tons plaster OF Paris,
800 grind stones
So Free born, ploughs with extra shares
OF which are kept a constant supply
OF every description
Reams writing letter, sugar loaf wrap
ping and sheath'ng paper
le bales India & German goods
6 pieces German duck
ID cases men u boys line & coarse hats
cases coarse shoes
8 boxes large and small ladies' hair combs
2 bales English herring seine twlne
kegs Virginia manufactured tobacco
60 boxes sperm candles
80 tons ial Swedes Iron
s5 casks best English gun powder lying
at the Powder house
81 bbIs red ochre
biol indigo
paten, balances
bales hops
s5 BOXES window glass various sizes
6 tierces rice
100 Hamburg denJohns
81 basket. s. half 10 sweet oil
eo0o Ibs binders &. ban box boards
coils co,dage. handspikss, hanks, mes
measures 4. boxes. II
sept 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29
Lindsay & Hill,

Lindsay = Hill,
OFFER for sale the following articles
" viz:
100 hogsheads, g. Baltimore and PENN
AZ, barrels sylvania whsRey.
6o hhds Ist & I'd n Orleans sugar
Is do Y. Orleans i w India moasses
10. 600 lbs handsome green coffee.
} chests 4. ten cattY boxes, gunpow-
150I der, imperial T. young Tyson teas,
IL" of an excellent quality.
pipes French Brandy
2 Holland Gin
Jamaica spirits
9 or casks Lisbon ,>,,
SO do DO Malaga, WINE
60 J pipes mountain port )
Zoo Zoo 'a:Ss ." coarse SALT,
5o boxes NY Mandatory Soap
32 do Fin
800 do Y Scotia herring
5 bags pepper
z bhds cider vinegar
Mould candles IN boxes
Nett aud gross shad in bbis
Timothy J. clover seed
Family -four asusual
hrWe wish to purchase wheat, rye anu
corn. seP'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29

New-orieans SugarS lemons.
shd FOWLE & Co. have this day
:, landing from schr. Eliza irom New
90 Hnls. y. O. Sugar
10 Boxes Lemsns
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29
mo. 6102.
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THE HISTORY ~
OF rpE
REFORMATION.

Being an abridgment Of Burnet's History OF
The Reformation of the Church o. England.
Together with sketches OF the lives Of La
Their, Calvin, and Zuingle, the three crlebra-
ted reformers OF the continent. BY the
Rev. BEKJaMrN ALLEN, Rector Of the Parish
of ST. Aundre, Virginia.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
Having been favored with The peruss' OF
an abridgment OF the history of the rstorma-
ton, prepared for publication by the Rev.
h. Allen, ! with pleasure comply With his
request, in giving it NY humble fecommeu-
dalton. 1t contains the history ct all the
important facts as narrated b. BBrnet, and
to those W hn have not The inc or The cans
of c insulting that writer, must prove inIeI-
estng and valuable. There being consi-
derahle class ot persons under these circum.
stances, srch q work has tten wanted, and
I think, the present one will be bishly,ac
Ceptahle, as serving to meet the existing er:
igency WILLIAM n. WlLNff.