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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02

WIN Winthrop E-nooeh, Br-t'le, Hubbard and
l2.-IIanco7S anu company sailed for Ken
uobec.
During ine revolution, tie journal contains
notices of interesting events as they transpirod
but We have not room for further extracts; We
have not been able to 90 justice to tie work.
even by those which We lave made, our Oh ect
las been chiefly 70 give an idea ofthis part oft
The following entry Is made in August, 1879
q" We bought pound OF tea at 9 dollars" This
was probably paper money ; for though that ar
tIcle was 40 that time cxtrayarantIy dear. We
cannot suppose that GIr. Smith would have
given lor the luxury that enormous sum in sill
YER Mr.. Smith died il 1895 III the oath year
of Dis age.
The subsequent part of the work contains an
account Of the first settlement Of Falmouth with
the history Of its several parishes The pro-
ceedings OF the town in the early part Of the
revolution, and the particulars of its destruction
by the enemy in 1915 and an account Of tie
trial ~ the Rev. air. Burroughs, at Salem. FOR
witchcraft in 1862 Burroughs had been a
preacher in Falmouth One circumstance a.
gain-t him was, that beng little man, DC had
performed teats beyond the strength of giant,
viz had held out gun Of seven feet barrel
with one hand, and had carr-I barrel full OF
cider from 4 canoe to the shore" The same
gun j. now in the Academy at Fryoburg.
We are next favoured with a history of the
milan Wars, in which Falmouth was engaged,
from 1878 ID 1925. Afterwards follow some
Interesting particulars relating to tins town,
to the county Of Cumberland, and 10 the State
Of Maine: thc whole closing with an account Of
tile famous battle Of Lowell with tie Indians at
Pigvackct in 1925.
Judge Freeman, in the work before rs has
more than fulfilled lis promise to tie public
and while lie has furnished much valuable infor-
nation, At a very low plice, he has exhibited
proofs Of patient industry and careful research
which entitIc him % the praise Of the comnuni-
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J. 81 4. HODLE,

FOrs-Strttt Head Of ingraham's UhaG,
HAVE rUh sALt.
en- chests and half chests ,.vr,Ar,
W Dyson, lyung Tyson 4 EA1.
amt ~ouchOuE
20 hid, w. A. EU Ms aids N. z. d..
40 hnd>. MoIas>es,
pipes { Brandy,
DO H. Giu--O bhls A. Gin,
ID casks Malaga VINE,
~ Lisbon 10
90 bbIs and bag, Sugar--Loaf& Lump do.
go do clear POlk--0 d. prime Do.
10 90. Mess dn.
$50 bbis No . Mackefel
500 quIu,als D, God aud scale Fish,
so boxes dIpt Candles,
ID casks Ra,sin,-lJ bags Pepper,
3 bags Pimeutr,
600 Ib. Cas,ia-1vCO us Cofee,
100000 Ame ean Ci1ars-hoxe- spanish DO.
J. casks y w,cr,
1000 ib- shot 200 lh> arch
tbis tinge = Bengal Indigo,
adder, SnuH
20 kegs characterization & wool Card
dog. ohove,s,
20 boxes by 10, & by Glass
I'll 81 Oh 81 10d t2A ana 4OI cut Nails
Iygcthct With sontrr l.,ortmem NJ
Hard Sc H0i!oW U.ARE.
Oct ,, 6v.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02

Flection.-Since last week, no particulars concern
ing tie election have been received which materially
vary be result stated in last Il will be posi-
he give further information tie subject with
sufficient accuracy until We can obtain 4 copy Of Tie
OF cial returns The which remain 70 I've heard
from, small number Of votes that theirretums
expected @ vary. essentially, the ira oHly
which the returns ALREADY published exhibit;
The last Eastern papers furnish Us with 20 SENATOR
al returns; the uncertainty that subject therefore,
continues.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02

The New York Convention III committee or
tie whole, have voted to reduce the Governors
term Of service to ono year, by amajori.y Of
ty3-And have extended the privilege ofvoting
u free blacks IN Z m-i9n.y of four, e3 NJ 30.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02
HOUSE FOR SALE,

~ BNJNNWICh.
ITO BIZ SOLD the Estate ia Brunswick, late
he residence If The Hon. JACos AEHor,
Va ch /, pleasantly situated il the certre 10 the
Village, and about aid way between thr College
hn"dngs and the Falls. containing 4bau- ,tgD
a.d one half acres M LAND, h.andrA twelve 1ds
"n M aire-otreet, Had Unity three rods w Pleas
ant-StTeet, with HOUSE IS feet IS g fees.
two stories well luished-and extensive oct Gniij-
'ng~. 4 he Garden j. large and wei cultivated
and c0ntcIns many fi1It Trees, anu Y variety
-hrutnerY.
IL For te ms apply 70 tie subscriber, lvinC
On ,he premises.
JACOB ABBOT.
Brunswick. sept. -. tjEl.-.D
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=. ROBINSON,

Opposite .Asssrs. SdGtu and Thaattr--Ia Fr,eStret
GRATEFUL for past encouragement would inform
the Ladies OF Portland and lis vicinity, tiat she
has just received
LfghornS q fashionable StrnnS
Also-Sik BONNETS anu MOURNING made at
the shortest noliec. OcloLLr ,.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02

The period t5r military Reviews having arri-
vel, this Division is undergoing Inspection aud
review, by regiments. On Wednesday last,
Col Jewltt's Regiment was paraded at Gorham:
On Thursday, Col Cutters at Stevens Plains,
in Wcstbrook and on Friday, Col Osgood's
composed &c ,ho militia Of this town. paraded on
the LTD. The other regiments belonging u this
lsis:on, will be Paradcl in this snI the follow
week.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02

DIED.
In this town, Joshua, Of MI. Samuel Woojman
aged ~ Inconsistencies, 3. Mr. JOSIAH Alurch
aged nonths-Edward, son OF Mr. Ebcnzer Owen,
aged % nonths-Chares, son Of Mr. Wand Ecuney,
aged q months-Francis, son Of Capt Enoch Al0ody,
aged p months.
ID Fryeburg, On the 25th UT. Hon. josiah
Bachelor, aged 70.
AT Havana On the 18th AUG. last, Mr. Bella V.ning.
r. son OF Glr bella '. Of DU.1am, aged Il, seaman
On board tic ling Francis, Ct this port
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NEU7 GOODS.
JOSEPH JOHNSON,

= III = y = = = ' = = =,
70 ?, Cn.on R5r. hjf&t street,
HAe just received from the late a-iv. 4 geuer-
= q ~ a-sogtneat M
English, Mdja s. Frcnch Gobds.
Likewise, American Cotton GOODS. the-
Tor Cash. (t1) UCE.
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4 CONVENIENT two story dori ing Uor
a with Stable, Garden. good Wen Il Ws,er
sDi Rain Water Cistern, situated 10 TA.I-Sr.
-4HP'y ~ this Qt.-s. Por.'Iu5, De-.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02

EranSeticsi Missionary Society.
A DISCOURSE will be delivered befl-e tie
II Paste Branch w the EvANGETrCAL MIS-
-IoNARK SouIErY, on THURSDAY Ey4rinE
next, AZ Tie Meeting hynae IT tie F,rst Parish il
ihls town. Portland Oct. 1897.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02

AZ nlNer b=Ucr, Esq ID the Justices OF tile Peace
Within and tlI the county OF Cumberland
he subscribers, five OF the Prop common
W oui uud vidcd Land IN New Gloucester Judging pro
PretoS meeting 70 be necessary, DO hereby rgue
warrant tor tie clilng Of meeting pr D.
tors, b holden az he Office Of Ptleg Chandler Esq I'LL
Gloucester. IN SATURDAY, the twentieth day o October,
az two OF the olo,k IN the AFTERNOON, to The follow Ing
articles viz:
j. 10 choose q Moderator.
10 choose Clerk, Treasurer and any ohtr officer
tlIt may be nectss ny % manage sand proprietary.
To choose such committees sh. thought neces-
sary when
4. 10 allow such accounts As shall he presented.
raise sch shall thou sht necessary
10 dctray expenses.
Q. TO II thty will take sell lease any
OF tile and undivided land, and the con as shall
be ttoIght necessary.
TO srr il they will choose agent, 70 prosecute Per
. sons who have o. shall trespIss on their lan1s.
8 To dlcTnIIe the OF c9ig meetings in future
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02

Macy Department sept. 20d, 1921.
All vessels bound 70 the West Indies and
Gui. Of Mexico, that shall rendezvous, bv tbe
10th cay OF October next, in latitude 81 de-
gees \. and ten leagues east Of Cape Henry,
olf tie Chesapeake Bay, may have The Leue
f Of convoy d Tie United States ship Hvmet
ana brig Spark.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02

THad /. NJ, GtSRGE n' E6 osG"
q. s. Dayei.'s CGice. Portland or. ?.
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The MAINE MEDICAL SOCIETY held their first
annual meeting al Brunswick, Sept A. 1921. DR.. Iu-
Their Carey of Turner, chosen President-Or Ar
81 Mann, Of HalOWell. NiCe-PIeSident-Dr. Jonathan
PAGE, ol Brunswick, Treasurer, and Bonja D. Bart
lett Of Bath, Secretary, for the year ensuing The
following gentlemen chosen 10 act as Counsel
lors and CGnSoTS Doctors Samuel Emerson, Of Ken
ncbunk-Jona. PAGE, of Brunsvck-Anni r. Mitch
ell, Of Norhvamouth-Ariel Mann Of Hallowell--
IssaChar Smell, Of W inthrop-TimOthy Little, Of New
Gloucester, and Benia ID. Bartlett, OF Bath
After tTansaCtirg such other business as came be-
fore the society, the meeting adjourned TO meet
in Portland, in January next
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02

FOR TIE GAZETTE.
On WeIne sday 18th ult the N Regiment Of TIN. 2I
Brigade, 9TH Division, under the command Of Col VI y
JeWett, was reviewed at Goiham. nv the prompt ahE
Ity OF active Adutant, (LCut JOS Smith) the line
VAS 1Ouued, and the troops ma-Cned TO the parade
ground, early hour. After the neDcctOn and ~
view, tine regiment pertOu1ed variety Of cvoluti0rs
with degree OF skill tLat evncCd high state M i
prOvemcnt About 3 o'cICCi.. f. ~. the tloons were
marched out OF the field and hollow square being
formed In Main-Sreet, Col JGWett delivered with
much ability and spirit an address calculated III excite
military ariOr and ambition Id the soldiers; in thc
cclrs" OF which, he passed ust encOmum on the I'M
povemeu Of tfe Regiment, IN tacuckS and appearance
within the few past wears Oyvnc 10 the confusion IN
cldnnt ~ ha OCCASION the words Of the address were
not sufficient impressed upon tie mind I'D TIE writer
To Justify hin attempt TO give an outline of III
luch praise Il due to Col Jewttt Tor the eyertons hr
has used and he must feel highly cratifed with the
success with which those eZertions nave been crown
The Sj1odisb Tnfdntry, under Capt. Higgins, an-
pcared wei. The GOrhrm InfmtJu has improved
much in us discipline, under the command of Cant.
PauCk but there appears to be deficiency Of spirit
ID few OF its members which occasions All injury
w the whole II is however, a very handsome Com
p7nv. The NtlHjSh 1Ijito, commanded by Can't.
Bradbury distinguished for lis correct discipline
and af1re pleasing proof that emulation in the sold
ier7 and strict attention the orders Of good officers
win effect every purpose desirable in 4 military corps.
The practice adopted NV this Company of wearing
trie OrcraIS IS one, which, it IS wished, might be-
come General by giving the men a uniform dress, it
adds much 10 the beauty Of their appearance the ex
penSe Of thus untOruing ones self * uiing and il il
To be regretted that it il not generally practised
Al this time it VIII be proper To advert the very
censuable practice of firing single guns, after the com
pancs are dismissed. Persons thus offending are sub
ec fine, and il would hc well if officers would
ercise the authority with which they invested and
tn few salutary examples, check this very unneCes-
saly and foolish, as well as miscellaneous, custom.
OBSERVER.
a. The remark with which Cur CORES pOndent clo-
scs lis communication, is in WHICH we heartily
concur. The people i'll this town. felt the ANNOYANCE
severely. after the Friday The firing Of sep
arate pieces continued late hour in the evening. If
thcge be remedy. il ought 10 be pursued, for il
taluly is an intolerable nuisance.
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STEPHEN McLELL N,
IIMOlhE FLETCH X.


THE business ofthe late concern will ba Set
tied bv lIMorEg FLETCHER, AZ heir late Office
m Exchange street, where he Will continue C.
transact business ID the Auction AID Commission.
line and s"licits patronage of Tie rubiic
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I'VE association 10 business heretofore subsisling
= between the subscribe II tIi, day discontinue
ID by mutual consent.
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, Y tFIEN u -NJF EILUW II.
IpSEFI IHA& TEX. uv his-
Attorney SrErHE$ LONCFELLOW. Ir.
STAIE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, SIT SuPe-ne "a cia Cou- becur and ho-
q t "srs. witlp md to o. Oxford Oh the
eleventh q IN ~ SeTc-Tbr-. a. ID. 81.
An the tOrs1ning tan, Oriarrd1htt III peti-icn
~ give nctIcc tO Persons Interested iu the
-bed 80 SAT- petit tu Pta before tine J-stIcs lt h-
supreme Jodcal Court, ne&- 10 n holden Pc AID. with
in and for The county euubers0d. th- Tues
q Novrmt-rutXr and rhcl AMT there shew Il any
rhcv have. Nhy the pg.yrr sJid Pcri ion ,ho-G
granted by easing th- >-hstsncr ut saiu petite. TINS
or ier rhe .tn pIb.i,L-t s-r-t y in
The For-ti Gs1etr- enc st Pub c.tar rr J- lest
twenty d.y> .ct fore ID =. trins u' 81 "a a.
trr-,t. Rt'FUS -Ooofe-rt-. rt-...
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Dated at New Gloucester, the /.

CUMBERLAND, TIE Peleg Chandler Clss SIX Of lie pro-
prierors of M, g oucester
IN the name Of the State Maine on hereby
20 notify ms PrCpietors Of the Of New-Gloucese
ltrr rs the law CrecrS, the and aud
lot ?he purposes mentlon in the ioregoi apple
Give" uue INV hand and seal. Nes-C Cester, tbs
DIXTER GEARCE.
AZ pursuance of tn foregoing arrar lIrtei,
go NJ euy Hoty the propio Of Thc of New
tSi g. -rt n h time phase mentioned the fOrg DING
"pPc"Ion, aud Tor tie Purposes the ein EXPRESSED.
rELEG CHANDLER
Dated at NewGoucester. this d.y Of Sept AID.
r. ths HHrzIe Jui.. cf wv Supreme Fu4iI Co.-t fr
fs STATE oi Num- began t4 hIIen PI,I4 ci4i-l lrI
Jr me t0Hy JOHfJrd. tCnl TlsGy VI D.sl15er
<ihHy D0n.!Hi, loz
ooEPH THAXTER. of port,ud, in The county at Cum
beraud' H. tCk,rith, and Srepnen LonkteIow, uuor
Nj sia Portland Esquire, respectfully rtp sert
ANS Interested III, stand zed i' III tenants c.n
Tlon with Others, them Lukuuwr, tlin
land sHuatrd ~ Portland, said county Ot Gutau1ri ,n
n4 bounlSd as follows EeguniHg he. standing "a
'he at sid Of WAshIneton Stue, My d ->outheiy
from tn otdke dandinE by the bank dy pOIut,
mentioned I'D deed If division hetwetn EuLbeA at Sam
ucl MultIOrs ad h1Ts. ID cstry XIII Deeds
"a. said C)Intv OF NIB +t a. book .it
522, thence tom said Ike astery by street
hity thre rods stak thcuce Lorth htty deg res
e~se, seventy rots tASUc north degrees
seven rod mOTc Cr less 10 Ittr m1rktltrCe uOrth
westerly IN the shore forty and Lt s stake
the nth tty nine degrees ~lsJ hry tour r0Ls
or less q said Washington Street FIRST bounds That
sad Ifz&t-T5 Sha,e or proportion or said tract u
nihS OF half of said and also three u,
sce5, twrutilrh PARIS rnrreofIht sa "a pefl-
TONERS SirUus Ut hC thrlT pra10lL
VI ~ 4 tract u Ih Jh-r pray after
due proceedings hA-, ~ respective props
tr-ct II nay be DIV dtI AMI u hod th-
ame T. srver'ty pursuant 70 the provisions II tbs
an SL-l Maze and deCs
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GTEPHEN MCCLELLAN, will te happy 10
- wal. his friends as an Auc:'uuser rad I'rok-
er A. usual sud may ~ fouHj al L.- hou.e No. Q,
Exchange Street. Oct 2, 1921
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-19
Lemons.
a. Boxes Lemons, Just received and
Z1or sale by
W. SAM. MESSERSMITH.
June Ie
Lemons.
Fresh Teas, sc.

Fresh Teas, sc.
NosD landing from schr. Eliza, Meaker,
from Neu York,
on G 50 Bo Il Young Hysen Tea.
Nv 50 len ca!ty boxes Gunpowder do
boxes cont'g IS g ID. cannis.
tsrs, gunpowder lea.
&C ten catly boxes Imperial do
box cont'g 40 2 ID cannsters do do
The above Teas are OF the cargo of the
London Trader, Huntress, and Savannah, of
the latest importations. and of FIRST quality,
offered for sale on accommodating terms, BY
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH.
WhO has in Store
eco bbls. Baltimore No. herrings of
superior quality
400 r. ans wrapping paper
So So b bbIs Baltimore Waisksy
90 hhds. bright w. I. molasses
50 hhds. Muscavado sugar, part of very
superior quality
25 Or cacks Sicily Madeira
Is do Coimenar WINES
e DO DO Malaga {0f GssI;'y
S bis con IA bottles port
GunPowder tea in chests and BALI chests
Liverpool blown salt. in sacks
Prime Pork, n. York city inspection
Mould cahdles, sugar loaf paper, binders
and bandbox boards
Canlo,. table mats. &c.
June liz
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Turtle Soup, sc.

L OYSTERS. picked oysters, hard and
Lsoit crabs, sheeps-head, turtle soup &c,
alway, kept and ready to be served up at a.
minutes notice. by ARAMlNIA WEB
STER, at the corner OF Queen and Royal
streets
She receives her bard and soft crabs eve
ry Tuesday by the steam boat Potomac. and
IS thereby enabled TO give them TO her Gust
tosmer5, always perfectly fresh
June IL
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Riggs Office
Fifty Dollars Reward.
T EFT my employment on the morning
IL Of the tenth inst.
E,o1unatpT

Ef my employment Oh the boTuinS
IL Of the tenth inst.
Emanuel,
of dark complexion, down look, and en-
barrassed articulation. be IS about twenty
six years of age; FIVE leet. seven or eight in
ches high, with djmpIe in his chin, aud
dunpIes in his cheeks. He was brought mp
in my kitchen as cook, and is skiItul in his
profession. II is highly probable that he
will attempt TO pass for bee man, and no
doubt has procured forged papers for that
purpose being intelligent, and believe able
to read and write think be will endeavor
TO get to the northward he avaiIed himself
of my absence and the HOLIDAY to elope.-
His clothing blue coat, striped Jest and
drab psntaloons.
All persons are prohibited from harboriDg
him. as the law will be put in force against
those who violate i'll will give reward Of
twenty FIVE dollars il taken in the county OF
Fairfax or Distric, of Columbia, OF Fifty
Dollars if taken elsewhere, when delivered
to me or lodged in some Jail SO that can
get him again. -
BUSHROD WASHINGTON.
Mount Vernon.
june IA tt
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New Publications
JUST RECE.IVED AND FOR S.lLE BY
A. II. KENNEDY.

Narrative Journal of Travels, from
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Observation-Disclosures with
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Forbes Sketches OF the Floridas l 80
Hening's New Virginia Justice. Sd
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No Fiction; Or The Tes: OF Friendship
2vols. Zoo
Village of Mariendorpt, by Miss Por.
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Poems BY Bernard Barton. Cd ed. ga
Conversation on Chymistry, in 2vols.
from the 9Th London ed. revised 4
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Do on Natural Philosophy, (se-
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Elements OF Euclid, new ed. with the
pr,ncipai propositions from Dechai-
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Moore, Songs, Sacred Songs. and
Natioaal AIRS, naw ed. containing
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Memoirs of Charlotte Augusta, Prin-
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Darby's Emigrant's Guide, with maps 8 90
Burder's Village Sermons, new ed.
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ALSO,
A Selection Of the works of the most ap-
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Literature. june l8 If
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Was Committed

yJvO the jail for the county of Alexandria.
D C. as runaway, on the l4th inst.
negro man who calls himself
Isaac Wilson,
He IS about FIVE feet 10 inches high. straight,
stout ana we'll made, much pitted with the
small pox, aud has several scars on his LETT
hand; his color bordering on yellow; ap-
pears TO be about 20 years Of age; had on
a red shirt and duck pantaloons; he says
he was brought here BIZ Dir. Hollis, and that
he was born free near the Georgetown Y
Roads, in Kent county, Md. The owner
IS desired To come and prove properly, pay
charges, and take him away, otherwise he
W i'll be disposed of as the law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL,
june 10 Iaii0r.
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For New-YOrk.

"a The regular packet chr. ELiZ \,
SIA,N. 5. Meeker, master; carries 100
tbls. will be ready TO load in few days,
and will sail in all this week. For freight
or passage, having superior accommoda
lions, apply to
iune I9-3t JOHN FURLONG
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Marshal's Sale

"lLL be sold, on the premises, on Sa
w turday the Cd day of June next a,
10 O'Clock A. NJ. for cash. ali ,Le r;,h,
title, and interest of Benjamin Baden in
and to Brick House and Lot. situated on
nnng street, at present occupied by John
Joseph Janney.
april 30-3tawls
BY Consent of parties the above sale
is postponed until tie soth instant.
June Ats
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For Sale.

GENERAL LOTS, pleasantly situated in
- the northern part OF the town, will be
sold low for Cash, il applied Tor immediate
ly-Several OF them are corner lots. among
which. is one situated at the corner OF
Washington s. Queen-streets.- Enquire OF
the Printer, june 10 dS! eo4t
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Cotton Yarn.

IIscboouer Eliza
100 lbs cotton Tarn, No. 6 789 10
liz Store,
% boxes Sicily lemons, 40 do oranges,
In good order; gunpowder tea, in 10 catty
boxes and ID canslers; imperial s. young
Tyson do in 10 catty boxes; 95 bags green
coffee; pepper and pimento; lst Cd and Sd
quahiy loaf sugar; N. D. sugar in hh1s and
bbs; y, o. molasses; whiskey T. New Eng
land run in DO; cognac brandy; so boxes
mould candles. superior quality; Is do
brown soap do; so sacks Liverpool fine
salt; Isle Of May salt in bulk; 10 kegs to-
bacco.> 8 to the III; $500 lbs bacon; i50 bbls
gross behring's; 25 bbls nett and gross shad;
caught in gin nets, and of very superior
euahly: corn, oats, rye, &c.
june Is Ct
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Bank Stock.
TWENTY TWO SHARES stock of the
Bank of Alexandra, for sale. Apply 10
iune II KERR & FlTZHU GIL.
Black Girls.

1.-TWO likely black Girls for sale, (not to
\ be taken out of the District) one about
I6, and the other II years old. GFEnquire
of the Printer. June 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-19
) Office Of The Asst Com. 1QJ SUB.

Fort Washington, June 6.
SEALED proposals will be received al this
- Office until the Goth instant. for furnish
ing the troops and Iaborers at this post, With
Fresh Beef for one year, commencing on tie
first OF July 1891. The beefto be OF good
and wholesome quality, and furnished in
quarters when the quantity will allow, when
less than quarter is required. an equal pro-
portion Of lst Cd and Sd qualities. The con-
tractor to deliver the beef at the post twice
in each week, in such quantities as shall be
directed by the Assistant Commissary, until
the weather is sufficiently cool to allow CT
drawing two days beef at once, when the
contractor will be required to deliver il only
once in each week. Good and sufficient Sc
curity will be required for the faithful pei
Torrance of The contract.
THOMAS CH1LDS,
Ii T. Aa't Com. Sub.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-19
Charles Bennett.

ssAS imported per the Potomac via Lii
Il yerpooI, and offers for sale by retail
f. sneppard's blue and black regent
cloth
Bius imperial super6ne do
flsek, buff and white Saxon dress cas-
semere
Black miled electoric do
Blue mllled regent do
Coronation mixed singla do
With an extensive assortment of Irish lilo.
Gus, sheetings, diapers, Selisias, by whole
sale, only june g law6w