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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-31
Who offer for sale.
MOlasses and Rum.

MOlaSSes and Rum.
TOHN H. LADD & Co have received pc,
y sloop Orlando, and offer Tor sale
10 10 b bhis and }N.E. Rum
4 hhds Molasses
casks Whale Oil may 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-31
30 Dollars Reward.

30 Dollars Reward.
EFT the employment Of the subscriber
IL al Oakville, about one mile from Alex!
andria, on Tuesday the 22d inst
Il Negro Man named JOE,
About IS years Of age; FIVE feet light or ted
inches high, and Of stout lusty form. His
complexion NOT very black; had dcwn cast
look; a broad face and fat nose, his Ears
bored. and sometimes wore ear rings. Had
on when be went away, pair of drab pan.
falcons; blue roudabout, and black hat.
Joe is well acquainted in the city OF Wash:
ington. and it is supposed will endeavor to
get to Pennsy lvania. as he was seen beyond
Bladensburgh. He belongs to the estate of
the late w. T. Swan, esq Ten Dollars will
be given il taken in the county of Alexandria:
twenty it taken in the city Of Washington,
and thirty il 10 thu state of MARYLAND, or
elsewhere, and ali charges ii brought home,
or secured so that | get him again.
may % VIM. GLOYD.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-31
Nh READWG-ROON .kAf
49, NJ ARINE JOURN
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. May so.

ARRIVED,
eehr Morning Star, Bristol, Me. and
Nus' Packet, from Florida, both with
IOer for the navy yard. at Washington
" several inland vessels with various
Vsltry produce, got up.
''nf Mary, Motif. Baltimore, full frt to
!" Of The Dis; left schr. Cent Of Boston
'Oqaa above the nsrrows this morning, q
boston of Stump Neck, bound down.
., SAILED,
S'hr' Mary Ann, Prince, Portland.
Staf Malvina, Fletcher, West Indies.
''nf' Hope, Frisby, Newburyport.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-31
Penmanshiu.

TINE Subscriber respectfully informs the
l. Ladies and Gentlemen Of this city that
he has commenced his sc HOOL for insturct-
ing Premiership, at M'Knight's Hall. begin
ming at six continuing till eight O'Clock in
the mornioga between the hours eleven and
one; and from i've till nine in the evening.
Also, his paivate School, for ins.ructing
a regular course of English and Mathemati-
cal Education. for the man OF business, and
woman for usefulness; beginning at eight
continuing till eleven O'Clock in the morning;
from two till FIVE o'clock in the evening.
The Subscriber fatiers himself that the
long experience which he has bad in School
keeping. will not fail to give satisfaction,
and solicits patronage.
may e6-3t /. SMALL.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-31
Coffee:
1900 PDtJNUS:

7 HAVE ju-t received, by the brig Bene-
Il factor, II 900 lbs. of first quality Porto
Rico Coffee 1t is pronounced by good
judges to be thu. best parcel imported into
the District for la months past, is entitled
to debenture. Persons wishing TO purchase
will please to apply at my Office, Bridge St.
George Town. ROMULUS RIGGS.
may %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-31
William FOwle & Co.

aML 10 store Woodhouse's, old Sicily
Dss %taGelra Wine. of superior quality in
IN 4 nan pipes and or. casks.
A. london particular Madeira wine, do.
70. imported in 1918.
s'SPes Of very superior BRANDY, im-
su uirect from Bordeaux.
pipes old Holland GIN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-31

10000 tickets at DlOis 5ou,ooO
Prizes only to be drawn,
On 10 10Th day will be deposited in the
wheel one prize yf D5ooo; on the 18th day
one prize of D5ooo; on the Goth day one
prize OF 5000; on the s5th day one prize OF
Die, 900; on the 28th day prize Of Is 900;
and on The 3oth day.one prize of Dloo 900.
Prizes subject to deduction of Is per
cent.
Thirty three drawings.
The drawings will be announced in the
course OF lew weeks.
This splendid Lottery being under the
authority Of the United States. and the pri-
zes all floating as specified, offers the great.
est inducement TO adventures.
Tickets will advance to Dill Oh the Isl
day of June. -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-31
Caution.
Office, 2eh May 1921.

''yo
EROM the return of the commissioners
II appointed by the Common Council, to
superintend an election in Ward 20. |, for
a member to fill the vacancy "ccasioned by
the resignation If Anthony Rhodes, Law
renee Hill, Esq was duly elected.
Given from under my hand and seal,
CHR NEALE, Mayor. L S.
NAV 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-31
ENGRAVING OF BANK NOTES.

Since the temporary residence in England
OF Sc, eral OF the gentlemen who formed what
we have called 1.-The constellation Of artists"
at Phiadel phia, acting under the firm of
murray, Fairman, and Co." all idea has
partially prevailed that the engraving of
plates tor bank notes could not be execut-
ed in the same Wasterly style as heretofore.
We are happy to say that this is not the
ease-indeed, that it is so far from being
the case, that the recent improveme. is and
more excellent manner of the workmanship
executed at Philadelphia, presents such inn
pediments in the way of counterfeiters, that
j, seems impossible we should he longer i'm
posed upon by them provided the banks
will incur the reasonable cost of righttul
exertioE, Of the various talents combined in
this association.
We have now before US sheet of speci.
mems, showing all the various manner of en-
craving, punching. &c. practised by Messrs.
Murray Fairman and Co. They are the
most beautiful things of the sort that we e.
yer examined. and the more closly they are
inspected, the more meritorious they still
appear. Some of the parts are produced by
very costly machinery, the rest By he best
talents in engraving-and the work all toge-
Their, is OF character that belongs entirely
10 the association-unrivalled We have
also seen specimens of the work of the men,
bers Of the same association now in London,
(Which the British engravers have yainly
attempted to initiate 1.-THE work done at
Philadelphia is, at least, equal to that done
in London.
On this sheets specimen Of the manner
which they propose to make plates for
bank notes. The vignette combines the two
different kinds Of engraving-the line and
the dot, both excellent. There are medal
lions on each side of The vignette, executed
in style 10 represent silver coins. In the
end pieces are striking likenesses of WASH
ington and Franklin, incorporated with the
original dies. AT the bottom, below the
Tignette, are the arms of Pennsylvania, pro-
4 ouced by yet another mode of engraving
The lettering is as usual with them, uncom-
i monty good; but round the whole note. It's
determination is marked in an inimitahle
manner to prevent a change CT it. 1t is
hardly possible or at least very improba-
n bic, that bank notes thus executed, could Ell
lher be successfully counterteted or altered,
ii when to the whole is added the checks inn
h posed by the signatures Of the officers of a
II bank, and the filling up of the notes, &c
y We do think and hope, if these worthy ar
HI lists are encouraged TO exert their best Ia.
n enls, that they can and will afford US that
b security which is so much needed. and bat-
re all the efforts of The nests of Williams who
q have so long preyed upon the public
ea uemen who are pleased to notice the pro-
srsss Of the arts, are invited to call at the
once OF the Register, land at the Office of
'he American Daily Adyertiserl and exa-
al nine the specimens above alluded to.
IMle's Register.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-31
See. Compare and judge.

THE great number Of putting advertise.
Il ments tiIat crowd the d;ffe rent ne wspa.
pers in the Union, really seems to sci com.
mon sense at defiance, particularly as most
of those promises which are made in such
Aowery language are never performed. In
the present case, i is different. as it is we'll
known fact that Runnels has actually sold
prizes to the amount of Seven thousand Dol.
lars within the short space of Three months,
which money has been distributed, exclu.
sively in this town,-and writing with such
an undoubted fact as this before us, who can
hesitate in purchasing ticket at his torlu-
nate office
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-31
]. III. Smoot,
ATTORNEY At Law,

LAS opened an office on Union one door
III north of Prince street.
He continues the practice of the Law in
St. Mary's, Charles and Prince Georges
counties Maryland. and Fairfax county, Va.
ConUeyanc,ng &c. attended to.
may Is 2aw3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-31

and FlOsf
ment mad}
uch inpo1
hts. II had
to save 4
|ix with th5
e from neH|
Fxperien
els of AOud
but away Il
|ent. Th'
was OF vs
ally exam'n
that il in
lively an
come gree
He woui
but -four
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}. and four
and that
|rtwo barre
|,n the col
were foul
Several 9th
bnfrmiDg I
wv wheat v
re il may
!. and mill'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-31

66s6 Prizes so,ooo l6u,ooo
1854 Blanks ! Tickets
Prizes will be deposited as follows:-Ist
day D.lo, 700, cd day 5ooo, Sd day 5000,
9Th day 6ooo, 9th day 10000. and 10th Cay
$4,000,
All the other prizes in the scheme floating
from the commencement of drawing.
Prizes payable so days after the drawing
is finished, subject to fifteen per cent. dis
count.
Whole Tickets do Quarters $50
Halves S Eighths IS
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-29
HEZEKIAH WINSLOW.

HIS FOR SALE At No. IL, Long Wharf
1000 bbis. of Alexandria Superfne FLOUR,
f2 tons clean ST. Petersburgh HEMP
so bids. Havana MOLASSES,
5 pipes first quality Holland GIN,
900 boxes Muscatel RAISINS,
10 casks Malaga do.
Chests Young Hyson TEA,
constant supply Of Alexandra CIGARS,
ron the mandatory of May & Co. Russia Sail
CLOTH. Ravens DUCK, sc.
Portland, Jan. rs.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-29
w. b. NORTON,

HAVING received his winter supply Of Goods.
Il offers for sale az his Store near the Hag
Scales, MIDDLE-STRFET, complete assortment
Of W. j. GOODS and GROCERIES IRON
& STEEL assorted; IRON HALL OW WARE:
HARDW ARE American MANUFACTURED Sat
tpetts Ginghams Stripes sheetings Shirt
ings and Yarns, Blue and White English piece
Goods, consisting Of BROADCLOTHS, CASSI-
HERES Dufis Baises Flannel. Calcoes
Bomhazetts. Silks for Gowus and Bonnets with
other articles as usua--which will be sold bv
whole sale Or retail at the lowest prices for cash.
good lumber or approved credit.
FOR SALE AS ABOVE
1900 Red Oak Shocks with Heading
500 White Oak do. DO. do.
20 NJ clear and refuse clear Boards
goo NJ laying and Shipping Shingles
5000 CIapbOards Of a superior quaity:
Red Oak Slaves w. o. HID hoops, Joist and
Timber, &c. &c.
o. CeTgoes Of Boards furnished a, shor, notice
with or without Plank, 70 suit the market for
which they are wanted
Dec. %. 1920. (owN
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-29

Neri DIOR belize sIr. II. Boyd's EIosange-Sirtei,
a. jusr received and now opening tog sale a
& a .afze osd cxierssise ASSIGNMENT OF New aud
seasoable Goods 81 the latest mpcrtaions.
AMONG wnIcH AIR.
RROADCLOl HS & Cssameres all colours
stout Dulil4--ker.eyt-C 1atngs--Flannels--
B,mbazetis--L Ladies Doths-Posse Cloths-t OIL
ftes--turuiture Calcoes--Plads---C Cotton and
Silk VeIyets-Nshkeen end Carton Grapes assert
cd colours--Cfape Shaws--black BOmbazene--
plain and figured Cashmere Shawls--red Cashmere
Sha~ls--hlack and white six Hos---worsted and
cotton Hose elegant figured Muslin Crsvst'-
figured end plain Mu-lins---I.inen Cambrics-
linen Cambria Hdkf.--Coilon Cambries-French
anil Italian Crapes-Csmbric Prnis-7'8 and 4-4
Linens-l.in.n Sheetiag-sik, KID. doe skin and
beave Glovcs-cotton anil silk mb eias-ind.a
Cslicoas--Fiazg and Bandanna Hlndkerchefs-
figured and plain silk Lsre--thFead Laces-cottoR
Laees.
-4ISG-
A large assortment Of Cotton Sheeiings and
Shriings check, stripes and Ginghams--3Fis
bricks for clearing Knives and Forks
4 bale 3-l Sd f0-i & 1f-4 ROSE BLANKETS,
Oct 81
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-29
TO CLOTHIERS.

TO BE LET, the PULLING MILL ia Gardiner
together wthFOUR CARDING MACHINES.
one wool Flicker. one KnaPpirg and four Sheath
ing machines, preis plates, &c.
ne above mill 10 on a never falling Cream. in
houthhing county. and in town which hss
more Than doubled IT. population within the lail
ten years-is within quarter Of mile OF the
navigabe waters of Kennebec river; and u prob.
ably as well ,iiuaed for cuilom a. any mil 10 New
England. The Eiil will he loaned Tor rrrn IA
from 70 l5yesrs, and liquidation vi! Re Inherited
70 the le1ie, thaf no other fu log mill la be bui
II The town. during that term. PonelIioa 10 be
given the 1T Msynex,. "A
N. B. The iez6se will be required 10 br.M
satisfactory Recommendation, TO his norsi
character his punctualiy and his ability 10 carry
on the carding and clothing huiin-ls IA The bei4
manner. IL the ieafse- fhculd with 70 urite the
iPinning Of WOO with the znnve bufDels fuita-
bic building will be erected adj sininz The above
mill and eaied with fuffi leut 80 e. power. ON
reaionzbe tetm..
serApp'y TO the fubfcriber, or to M. srarxer..
Jr. his agent
R. H GARDINER.
Gardiner Jan. IS, 1897.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-29
NEW GOODS.



TTAVE ius, added 10 their fsll supply ve.
A A. riery sf fes,.n4ble GOODS for Cash only.
2 bales BOalBAZETTS assorted colours plain
and twi,led,
casecassimers shaws, plain and bcrdered, some
extra fine,
Lsdies sureFfae Clctbe blue end Mszariue,
Best Lonlcn Cioths And CassimeFes, navy blue
snd black,
Common and tow priced Cloths and cassimeres
all colours,
Blue, mszsrioe, brown and French Grey peise
Cloths,
I bale India CsIicoes good quality and figures,
4 bale Of superior qualify Peterborough Sheet
ings.
/ bale Ftannels. al c,lours-resl Scotch Plaids
American Hanuf4c,ured Plains.
Stsam Leon Shirtings,
Blrck French and Iads Satin,
Be- blk NsnSin CrsTes,
Bls OK, French and ltalian Grapes,
Bs,t double chain d black Lsvautines,
Black l. h.n V~s.lng-wOrsted < lambs WOO
Hosi ~,
Elegan plaid and striped Lustrings,
Resi buck, imitation buck, doe skin and dog skin
Cloves
Ssitiueits. Kcrseys, Drab, Hunters Cloths,
Bookings, Costing, Fearn1uebls, Blankets,
Toiliuet We tiDgs-tabby VeIvets, & great
riey 9 o'e articles. II Now.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-29
TAKE NOTICE (

M OSES MAREAN inform his friends and
w the hublc hat he has taken the shop in
ExcHANCR-STREET, iafely occupied by Nj.
John l. hiegs, and directly oPpositeNf. Meals
insurance Office, whore he intends carrsyine
n the SHELL CONE MAKING BUs1Nsss-snd
where be now offers fog sale as complete an as
sortment e SHE'LL COMBS, of the lstesf
New York az, PhIisdelphis patterns IS can be
f'nad N Portland-some of Them very large
and elegant.
N. b. Those persons who have shell or hand
snd are desirous Of hsvirgii manufactured for
themselves may deferd 90 his doing II in .
faithful and workman ike manner a, The shsrt-
est notice.
Portland. Jan. IS. 1921. sv
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-29
NOTICE.

i y consequence Of the decease Of nv late part
A ner, WILLIAM ROBINSON, the co-psff-
ntrship heretofore existing under he Erm OF DOW
and ROBINSON has ceased to exist. Therefore
an persons having demands against said firm 81
Dow and Robinson, are requested to exhibit then
for settlement and all persons indebted TO said
firm, are requested to make immediate payment
to JONATHAN DOW
SirrrxiHg partner Of ne late firm Of DON s ROB
INS0I.
Portland. January II, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-29
Of DOMESTIC GOODS. u
CARTER &c LOWERING.


American Goods Ware House,
No. so, State Street, BOSTON,
A LARGE and extensive assortment Of
"A MEXICAN MANUFACTURED COT
TON and WOODEN GOODS, VIZ:
100 pieces Broad Cloths, various colours,
so %. Cassimeres,
200 DO. satnets,
25 bales brown shecting,
so do. DO. Shifting,
S. DO. Giughams and Checks,
10 do Stripes aud Denims,
10 do Bed Tickings.
28 Cases b.eached Shifting and Sheeting,
1000 lbs hest sewing Cotton,
$50 do loss Cotton,
1000 do Candle Wicking,
5000 do Yarns No's7 10 %.
COCO pair meas and womer's Shoes.
The above Goods will be sold low for Cash or
approved notes, by the package or piece. Those
who are purchasing goods in this line are respect-
fully invited TO call and examine. SIN Nov. IA
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-29

6OOO Tickets, at S. each is $4,000
NO DEDUCTION FROM PRIZES.
Tickets s., Quarters 81 10, for sale in
rety Of numbers at W NJ. HYDE'S Bookstore.
Prize tickets ia the late Lotteries taken for
tickets in the above. Orders attended to-and
every information given gratis. Sw Jan. t9.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-29
StanitonFs Practical arithmetic

St0nJOr,FS Practical arithmetic ;;
in which the rules rendered simple IN the ope-
ration, anu illustrated by variety of useful ques
ions, calcuatedto give the pupiI fnli knowledge
offgures, in their application TO rade and bust
ness; adapted principally 70 tede al Currency ::
designed a. an assistant TO the preceptor In com
municaiing, aud the pupil in acquiring the science
Of Arithmetic: 70 winch is adde's, aad CON
else system of Book Keeping. both by Single ard
Double Entry the former calculated for the use
OF traders IN retail business, farmers and mechau-
les aud the latter for WhOlesale, Domestic and
Foreign Trade a. conducted in the United States,
for the ne OF schools.
Elements of General History
Ancient and Modern, to which are added COM
paraive view OF Ancient and Modern Geography
and table Of Chronology, from The close of the
seventeenth century, to tie General Peace ia 1915
Also
Classical and School Books,
Of erery description in use.
Laws and Resolves Of the State
of Maine.
also. on hand,
large assortment Of
History, Law, Religious Books,
Poetry, Novels and Medical Books.
Browns large Bibles SCOTS
Bible, 6 vols.
Quarto Bibles
ofvarious prices, with Maps aud other Cuts.
Small Bibles of various prices
and qualities, from s. 10 so.
SCHOOL BIBLES
and 1esiaments-Watt's, 'Belknaps and Smiths,
Hymn Books
Blank Books,
of every description.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-29


Hare for sale at " !, Union Wharf,
c. n az bbls. Mess No No. . N 3. BEEF
GOQ 500 do 10. 60 MACKEREL,
5000 lbs fugish SHOTf,
Sicily Madeira,
Lisbon, u" no
Mountain, w IL Y LIZ,
Dry Malaga
5 pipes Cognac BRANDY,
10 hhds. W. /. RUN,
s do. n. ". do.
10 boxes STARCH,
10 chests souchong TEA,
500 sides Sosl LEATHER,
90 casks Sperm and Linseed OIL,
10 kegs No. and 2 Richmond TOBACCO,
Bags Blown SALT.
Is bbls American GIN.
40 boxes by 9 and by 10 GLASS.
sett Will Stones and Gear for grist MILL,
do. DR.. Reefs New CYCLOPEDIA,
1 do. Chambers DICTIONARY.
A quantity OF Mahogany BOARDS.
Jan. IS, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-29

Unless SAID taxes and at necessary Charges ara
paid to me the subscriber on or before Monday.
the fifth day Of March next, az eight O'Clock 4,
the forenoon, so much Of said laad will then b.
sold at public vendue, AT my dwelling.hou n
Ne. !, as win pay the same.
LEVI LUDDEN, Cellectsr.
No. ], Jan. ID, 1891.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-29

NOTICE IS hereby given to the non resident
! proprietors and owners Of the following Lots
of Land in the Plantation No. /. lying on the
south side Of the Androscoging River in the coun-
ty Of Oxfora, that they are taxed for the wear
1920 for State, County and Plantation tax and a
highway tax for 1919, in bills committed to re
To collect as folloxvs
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-29
An additional supply Of
AeW G0OdS.
BARBOUR g. SCOTT,

BARBOUR q SCOTT,
E1csange Street., HUE just rescued
Ia AND>0ME drab Br ,adcloths,
4 Huntsr- Cloths, drab, olive aud brown,
Ladies loths blue, olive, bronze aud brown
Mddlng griced Cloths and Cassimeres various
colours.
A few pieces elegant black and blue London Cloths
aud Cassmeres,
Devonshre kerseys,
Fine Bombszeus plain and twilled,
Tartan Plai4s 81 Fiannels,
Silk and 'abhv Velvet III colours
Best feg * Hsnjke lchiefs.
Do black French twIlled Silks,
Black usf sin CrBfes.
Fine and common Linens,
Ia Russ DsInask,
Fine blealaei Factory Cottons--brown Shirlings
&C. 5leetngs,
Sd and "a Checks-Bed Tickings--Gne and COM
5atnetis,
Together with a variety of other
I COTTON, WOODEN &. SILK GOODS.
which will be sold as low A. at any other store n
TOWN. ow Jan. 2.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-29
$4,000 for onIu ..

PLYMOUTH BEACH LOTTERY,
--ELEVENTH Oh. is
COMMENCES drawing ist February, and will
~ complete 10 twenty days
C(vIJEAfE
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-02-06
EVYENPEkAD,
Or, Mwicai Enteitigeneer.

A PERIODICAL paper mas been
IN published In Boston since April,
1920, exclusively devoted to the diffusion
of musical Information.
1t embraces general history of mu-
sic from the earliest ages, aud is intend-
ed 10 record the TRANSACTIONS OF musical
socetles-revleW new musical works
furnish Biographical memoirs OF eminent
musical men--correspor cnce--aneC-
dotes of music and letters instructive and
interesting upon every branch Of he
musical soiencc-improvene iii mu-
steal instruments, and compilation Of
a register oi musical nsscJions-sclcct
poetry that may appear calculated for
musical a0aptayion, &c. sc.
With such intentions II is conceived
every topic Oh interest, PERSONA and
general, vocal anu iis,lumenta', will be
embraced. To Nha, extent information
may be obtained IN The imcipient stage Of
our enterprise, We will not presume TO
promise, but by a clear exposition Oh our
objects, we show the scope and range Of
our INTENT Jrs and while we tntreat the
voluntary aid oil those who may possess
the talents we Covet, we al The same
time engage TO omit no effort OF our own
to fulfil expectation, we hope however
TO be indebted more to the generous con-
tribuions of scientific ability than to our
own labors. We therefore conclude
with a promise, that our abilities, such
as they are, shall be cxerted to their ut
most, in the service of the public, in
the support of the profession, and in the
propagation of-alI that may appear to us
to illustrate and exalt the science.
The EUTERPEIAD is published every
Saturday, at two dollars and fifty cents
per annun, payable half yearly in adj
vance. Every fourth number contains
fashionable song-air with VARIATION
waltz, march or dance, upon an extra
sheet arranged for the piano forte.
Persons in the country who procure
TEN subscribers will receive file Of
papers gratis. Regular files, or extra
numbers may be had by applying TO the
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