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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-31
For Boston,

For Boston,
a The new brig JOHN, j. Spear, jr.
MI master, burthen about 1900 bbls. she
i |, yery superior vessel, aud will be ready
;, load in few days, and can take 500 bbls
" For Newburyport.-
rSx The good schr. MARY, George
RsMN.. howard, master, burthen 900
bbIs and wia he dispatched Immediately, for
anal freight or passengers apply to
J. III LADD & Co.
U1o havs just rscsiusd by said vssssls
7sO casks Thomaston Lime
80 bbls Potatoes
50 bushels do
81 w. Boards
Sept25 II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-31
Coffee.
For Freight,

For Freight,
The new aid superior brig HAL
SEY, J. Small, master, CARRIES a
about 1900 barrels; is in complete order,
will tase freight to any port.
Foe Boston,
The schn'r. PACKET, Nathan
Hall, master, will take 300 barrels
On freight, or passengers, for which she has
superior accommodations.
For Portland,
The packet sloop FAVORlTE,
p, Eben Dyer, master, will begin and
load in few DAYS; and take some freight or
Passengers. Apply TO
WM. FOVLE. & &C.
VITO HAZE FOR S4LE,
Received by the ADORE vessels,
7Un casks rhomaston Lime
80 barrels Beet
s=pt p n
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-31

For Freight,
sA The schr. CA rHARlNE, captain
S3& Singer, carries 900 barrels, and will
be ready tor cargo in few days.
ADD, to WIN. FOWLE, {. Co.
Who haze for sale said schnr's. cargo OF
$50 casks Thonaslon Lime.
Freight Wanted,
~ For the ship Pc rOMAC. Charles
;S&&, Bradford, master; burthen about 800
hhds OF tobacco or 1000 bb!s -four. The
ship in good order and ready to receive a
cargo i'm ne iiately. For terms apply to
JOHN JANNEY u SON.
Who will purchase good wheat and wool
well washed ON the sleeps back.
ncTThe Editors of the National intetli-
gencer will please insert the above once a
week or three weeks.
8 mo9 lawu
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-31
JUST PUBLISHED,
The Laws
OF THE

CUFpOFuttUH " 'Itt a
As REUSED and passed Goth Jan'ry. 1921.
sNHIS little, but useful volume has been
revised by professional gentleman. &
contains all the Laws of the Corporation,
at present in force, with very satisfactory
index. 1t is neatly and correctly printed, T.
must he necessary book for every member
of our town. A few copies for sale by
JOHN A. STUART.
oct u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-31
Notice
Columbian InsuYance Office, |

.AlerandriL, Uct. 22.
A n election for IL Directors of the CO.
n lumbar Insurance Company of Alex
andria, will be held at their Office, on Mon
day the 5th day of next month, between the
hours of 10 A NJ. and 2 P. VI. TO serve for
WV. WILSON, sec'y.
oct 2e 3swt5S
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-31
For Amsterdam.

For Amsterdam.
az The superior brig SALLY, l.
ss Berry, master; will sail in ali the
nresent month. A lew hhds OF tobacco, or
ight articles will be taken on freight Ap.
u,yto I'M. FOWLE + co.
For Freight.
ssK The ship THOMAS WILSON,
H&GW w. Thompson, master, carries
about SOC hhds. Tobacco, Is substantial
eoodyessei has half her cargo re ady togo on
board, and viii proceed to Amsterdam, hot.
,.r,ia,n or Bremen as the balance may offer,
which will he taken at moderate freight.
fUTApply As above.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-31
Fo, Freight,

xsET. The ship WILHELNINA, w. vii
&4sG son, master, carries 500 hhds. to-
bacco OF $500 barrels -four, i, in complete
o. ier for any voyage, and can be ready to
lake a cargo on board in few days.
Apply as above, on TO II. SMITH s. Co.
or NATHANIEL WAFTLES.
sept Z
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-31
mo. 6104.
Just Published
4 ND for sale at John A. Stewai!'s book.
" store, price dollar,
THE HISTORY
OF THE
REFORMATION.
Just Published

Being an abridgrnent Of Burnet's History OF
the Reformation Of the Church o. England.
Together with sketches of the lives OF Lu.
Their. Calvin, an, Zuingle, the three selebra-
ted retormers ct the continent. BY the
Rev. BEsJAMrs ALLEN, Rector Of the Parish
Of ST. Aundre, Virginia.
RECOMMENDATION.
Having been favored with the perusa! Of
an abridgment of the history of the reforna.
ton, prepared tor publication by the Rev.
B. Allen, with pleasure comply with his
request. in giving il my humble recomnen-
dalion.. 1t contains the history OF all the
important facts as narrated by Burnet, and
to those Who have not the time or the means
of consulting that writer, must prove inie,.
esting and valuable. There being coDsi.
derabe class OF persons under these circum.
stances, such q work has beer wanted. and
| think, the present one will be highly ac-
ceptahle, as serving to meet the existing ex.
igency WILLIAM H. WILMER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-31

Removal.
IL P. WHITNEY begs leave TO acquant
Ill. bis friends and the public in general
that he has removed his shop from the corner
OF Fairfax TO the corner of Prince u Water
streets; where he will be happy to supply
his customers as formerly, with any descrIp-
ton that they may at any time need as
low he trusts, as any other IN the District,
and he likewise wishes TO inform them
that he has just received full supply Of al
most every article for the approaching sea-
son, which will be found an object tor those
that need such goods to call and judge for
themselves.
N. B. Every description of ready made
clothing constantly on hand, and the loves
prices, and any orders fulfilled with punclus
ally and despatch
sept % 3taw4n.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-31
FOr Freight,

For Freight,
SIX The new and superior brig A
%s DAMS, Rich, master; burthen a.
hon, so5 bhts. tobacco, or 1900 bbls. -four,
and will in few days be ready to load APP
ply to y IL LnC1 y oo'
$40 tons Plaster.
septsl u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-31
For Amsterdam,

For Amsterdam,
.fA The copperst brig CALCUTTA,
49, u. S Winslow, master, is now load
Ing, wi sail by the 10th Of October; take
a lew bids of Tobacco, or small articles Oh
freight if offered soon Apply TO
WIN FOWLE, l. Co.
For Freight,
SI> THE schooner CATHARlNE.
49, Capt. Singer, carries about 900
barrels; is GOOD vessel, will take freight
10 any eastern port.
For sale, said schrs. cargo oil 600 casks OF
Tbomaslon lime.
Apply as above
Sep, n u
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-11

y BrNton, On the 2Jh ~. ~. Nathaniel Su..h,
aged b years a WORTHY and Industrious citizen He
has eit widow and children. 70 lament tie loss M a
auectionatc husband and tender parent. " Yet trey
mourn NOT as those without hope :" for through lin
genng indSp0ston OF four years. he resigned 10
me viii ~ ais Maker ard died in fall expectation of
glorious immortality. fire numerous concourse Of his
fellow townsmen, pay tleT last duty ms remains
testifcs more strongly man express the res
pect and esteem, by winch nc by them universal
ly holder
How sweet tie christian est
With honor, faith and y,rur hlost.
In Gray, on Mon1ay last, Miss Martha, daughter Of
Dir Charles Barbour, aged IL.
In Providence, r. L. Mr.. Jarvis T. Stockwell Of
Bangor, Me. member OF the senior class OF Brown
University.
AT Matanzae, July ., Mr.. William Hall mate Of
-the brig Prize Bait Of Bristol, r. L. aged p wears.
-lis friends in Portland Me. are requested 10 call on
Capt. kat, for his effects
tn Richmond, Va. Capt Seth Storer, Of Saco, mas
ter ami owner of the ship Concord, aged %.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-11
70 Delinouents once more

We have so many Notes and Accounts of long
standing, and so few prompt customers, that our
Paper-mskers, Type Founders aud other bills,
have multiplied to such an extent az to render a
settlement this autumn indispensable. The re-
peated calls which appear in the paper are pas
sed by as the idle wind-so that the only alter
native left us is. either to wind up our concerns
or enforce payment through the agency Of an
ATTORNEY. Those who oblige US to yield TO our
necessities, AMI resort to the strong arm Of the
law, ought in justice TO exonerate Us from all
blame. We hope a compliance with this call
will preclude the necessity Of louder one. In
this we are prompted as much BY our feelings as
our interest.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-11
Mem GOods.
ROYAL LINCOLN,

LrctGnge street,
| II As Just ,ceived. and now opening for safe,
4 4 lagge and extensive assortment f new
and fs.hionsble GOODS If The latest mpor,a.
| lions, VIII Bale kidGerminsier Carpetng-1
Case Figured c anton Crapes-l Case Plain do
Black Muslin Cape Dresses-t Case Ia IRISH
Linens-l.inen Damask-Linen Cambrcs-Lin-
en- Cambr;c Hlkts.-kng>h white SIX Hose
1 tfench Black and White do. do.-Ergi,h and
/ French black and white Silk Gioves-Beaver and
| Kid Gioves-MerinO Hdkfs.-lnitation do.-b!k.
! SynChaws-do -arsenets-Co ored Lustriugs-
| black and white Saitins-,loube chain blk. Ie-
| vantine Siiks--SiIk and @ It:on Yelvets-elegaat
| FFiuged Cravats- EMS black. white and mkt
Worsted and C0uon Hose " omen's white, blk
and slate DO. dbl black u Dmbazne-- Figured
Rombazetts-PlBin do.-Tartan Plaids-Fig'd 4
Plain Jaconet Mu.lins-tig'd and Pam Leno &
Book do.-whte Cotton Ctmbrics-Coored do.
Cambric MuSllns- Black, white and green itai-
ian and French -~tngisi Ginghams-Brit-
ISL Cotto ,s-FurnIture Patch-CaliCoes- Cotton
Festings-T0iIeuets-V aleniia and six Vestipys
-FIagg and I}andanna Hdkf>. Back Silk do. -
blk. red and assorted cplouts Cashmere Shawls
with and without Borders Black S,uckne;t--
Blue Manifestations d0.-Minet- Bonnet
Paper--black and white Wound Wire-Cou
Shawls--Dimities Jeans Nankinetts Russia
Diapers; blk. and brown Linens; Ribbons !;
Tapes Buttons; Cotton and Linen Thread.
Sewing Silks, Twists Cotton Balls, &c &c. &c.
Black, blue, drab. MKT, bareback and brown
Broadcloth>; black, blue, white, drab, mkt, aud
haresback Cassimeres; Blue Queens Cloths blue
and tight coloreI PeIisse Cloths; green and drab
Coatings; Outfits; Kerseys; drab HIntel,'
Cloths: blk. white, yellow, and green Fiannes
Swanskns ga "a 10-4 4 H.. Rose Blankets.
&c. &c. &c. &c.--Aiso large assortment OF Fac
tory GOODS, VIZ Cotton Shee'iugs Shirtings
n III trLi G.
Sattinetts Derry Diapers; Bale American
red Flannels six and CoNol y mbreas Para.
soils Bristol Bricks fr cleaning K ives L. Forks
Sept. 1891 (tf)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-11

ESSE X.
At OF Probate holden Ipswich. in and for said
County, the first IuesIsy in September, A. y
1877
~ AIRY OXNARD and Ebenczer Noseiy Esq. .curors,
WI having pre scented tor allowance their account Of
nnistraton OF the e. ate ct Lucy Csetnea atc New
ypOr, in said County. widow. deceased, testste
ORDElED. that rhe last Tuesday in Sep embeT instant
the clock before noon. be assigned the time for
cn ring said account Court OF Probate then 70 u
holden wouryporr IN said and said
give all persons interested n said
by causing attste copy Of this order be published
TIL weeks successIvelv in the <ewburVpo n
It'd IN Nrwburylorr, and weeks successvey he
Portland printed in Portland before sail time
they and Shew 1T they have why
said account should nor be allowed
ID. A. WHITE, Judge OF Probate.
true copy of record
AIIest.
NATH'L LORD. jr Rsgisrer
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-11


The following is an extract from the report Of
the officer sent, by order Of the Navy Department
10 survey Georges Shoa:
g The :. E. point is in lat. 40 SO y. lon GO
40 W; West Point lat Al, 42 \. Ion 63 II, 80,
v. the n. E. point in lat. Al, 45, n Ion. 81, Sc,
W. Besides this main ehoal, there are several
breakers TO the n. and one in lat. Al, So N
Ion. O., S., ". The most northerly and easter
ly in lat Al 3d. n. lon. g., 40. W.
The shoals are very dangerous, and whoever
approaches them must be subject 10 be carried
on by rapid tides and currents unless the wind
should be very favorable.
They are composed Of a great number Of mar
row sand pits, several OF which must be bare at
low water with wind off shore as we found
but three feet at low water i'll a calm day. The
tide goes round the compass with the sun, in
about 10 hours, setting ircm TO miles per hour
according to the shoalness of the water. All the
charts and descriptions which have are
very incorrect, giving no idea Of the shosls.''
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-11

HE subsc ber hereby gives Puick NOTICE all
"a " sr has been duly appointed and tax upon het
self the trust Of Administrators ~ he estate Of
ASA SAWYER.
a &C Cuher' and. in the county Of Cumberland, Mariner
d ~ eivng Is the NV directs Sh- me rrfore
ros IN persons who rehred 70 the said deceased
sire ~ make immei Z payment, and those who have any
4, nand thert exhibit rs s-inr 'oF ssler-ut ~
uULDAH SAWYER.
Cumberland SEPT. 81, SAL
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-11

.i.A.1.1 Guringt TIE -.-ua ard 1aiiy burnt The brick
bats tile states, lead &c. from the tops Of houses and
limbs VI trees, were hving in every direction man
was struck bv sign board in the Bowery, and had his
arm broken, The B0Oming1ale road we understand
is almost impossible by the falling Of trees.
An elderly colourcd man in cndeavOnng 70 reach
the foot walk M the corner of Mott and Cross streets,
stepped floating board which giving way he fell
into the current, and was carried down Cross Street
from Mott TO Mulberry streets.
Al Brooklyn, Ir. Dentons black man was drowned
IN attempting 10 raise food gates.
VESSELS SPOKEN,
4 Bath brig from Ma;anzas for Havana, was spoken
18th ut lat 81 Ion 80-n coming out had b9en robbed
Of clothing, &c. by an armed row boat with men
had drfted through the gulf and going round Alb
AGO
lst inst off Cape Cod, sch Sophia, of Wiscasset
from New York.
Aug. D, off Cape Florida brig Mary JOAN Of Harps-
well, 81 hours from Matanzas for SAY annah the capt
OF which stated that he had been robbed By boat
containing men, few hours out, Of most OF his c0-
thing, provisions &c. and his life and the lives Of all
on board repeatedly threatened if they did not disclose
10 them in what part Of the vessel money was secreed
MEMORANDA.
Schr Liza Ann, Jordan of Thoma son. FOR Alexan-
dria sailed from Hampton Roads A9th ut-Leit there
barque American, of kennebunk.
Schs Mary Ann, for Portland, ard icc Plant for an
Eastern por, cleared at philadelphia, % INST.
schr Henry, DAVIS, from St JQs@Ze Waldoboro'
arrived al Philadelphia "a inst -
The Carpenter Barnes, OF Bath %i4fx from Ten
erife, arrived At New-Yorh I'll insta 49,
At New Orleans Aug. H., bigs - Of kenne-
bunk. for Baltimore. same day. g.
SchDecatur Ballard, from Bash, az at Charleston
p III ut
At Bassaterre, about Sd ut. Jane Of Bath, under
cOndemnation.-The Francis and Sarah, Of Bath, was
there about sc days since, cargo sold.
AZ Curacao 9Th ult sch Olive Branch Thing, Of
Bath, just from Baltimore.
At Pt, Petre 18th at brig Mary, Gardner for this
port in ii days; Neptune Cotteril, Nobleboro, 10.
sch called the Dolphin, about 9th ult and
landed cargo Of slaves the north side of the Isl
and of Guadalupe and then Point Petre. She
had been captured by the u :. sen Alligator on the
coast Of Africa, and recaptured by her original crew
various reports in circulation respecting the fate
Of the prize Crew-the sch is owned the Point and
was fitting out for another voyage to the coast
Schr Remittance, Ellis for Bath in DAYS was at
s.. Barts "a days since.
Schr Joseph, Prince, days from this port, ar at
Wilmington 4th inst.
Schrs. Patriot Bunker of Saco, from Richmond /:
Friendship, Barstow of Boothbay, from Wilmington ;
and Lucreta, Furber from Belfast have ar at Boston
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-11

In this town, Frederick, son Of John Mussev. im-
50. aged 20 months.-Elizabeth, daughter OF Alr. Jo-
7h Ingrahan, aged > yeaFs.--Mr. James HuntresS
sd 35.-Alrs. Martha. wife Of Deacon Caleb Prince
Csnida, \. II. aged 81 She was here Oh visit 70
sons---SIinerva, daughter Of Mr.. Horace Seaver
"a IS monfhs.-Chahoue, daughter Of Mr.. James
ass, AGED year.-A child Of Mr.. u. i. Dunneis
F, "a about rs months.
"a Eliot on tie 9th instant in TIE S6h year Of hrs
y, JIaes .Neol, a distinguished member Of the
(. j ads Society.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-11

AT Court Of Probate held Brunswick. within and for
the county of Cumbrrit md, seventh day OF sep
tender, in the year OF Lord eighteen hundred and
twenty
GhRAh SNOW. admin stratrx ot the estate OF ELISHA
- SNOW. Ut HIrpwrl, deceased, having presented
her Of administer c ~ tr estate Ot sadde
OPDERED--rhAt the said Sarsh Civ notice ali per
by causing copy this order be pub
iished three SGccesSively the Portland Gazett.
printed II Portland. that Thy appear x Probate
be held ar Probate Office III Portland, said
county. the first Iueay II Ocrobsr az th
the forenoon and sh=w il any they have,
why ''s same should ''' d ~ PARIS, 544...
true COW, Arrest.
HoRArIO SoUTHCATE. Register.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-11
COMMUNICATED


-fr. ShjrleE
i cannot bit &c matter Of deep regret e every con
iderae person hear ol any thing that teuds
10 allure the rising generation from tie paths Of wis
to-l. 70 diSsoute course OF life. Among the evils
wrich exist in this town, some OF which have been
noticed IN your Gazette, IS an establishment called
CIcr-, wherein are exhibited theatrical and other
T"-tcrn1nCes, which draw young persons into iond-
Tor gross amusenents, and ndispOse them 10 the
useful surloVnents Of sober life and this is not all,
fur am told that some Of the exhibitions Of such
q nature. as virtue and decency forbid 10 mention
such mus corrupt the minds OF youth, and expose
them the seduction Of ideneSs and vice. The per-
formers too il IS said, OF such characters
~ equitable individual would desire employ and
ct that Circus Is in part supported and those per-
formers are personally encouraged by men who would
otherwise Be considered respectable members Of society
Is net this FOR want Of consideration and due regard
10 the present peace and future welfare OF the
III lhoughtless youth have such examples and such
temptations set before them what will be their
Luct-what their character as they advance 10 man.
hood and what the consequences 10 themselves and
others
Happy is the case or those Young persons, (and such
there are) whose steady habits, forbid their
places Of dissipation and happy the parents who have
Sich children E.VrS, .. Z.
The severe storm on Monday, the 81 inst; produced
great damage throughout the country. In New-YOrh.
where it RACED most violently, much injury was done
- me shipping ana tc some DlttlnS> III
generally as FAR as we have heard in the middle and
New England States farmers have sustained consider
able losses in fruit Il Is said that half Of TIC fruit
in this part of the country has been blown from the
trees and become Of tifng value, especially the pear
ard winter apple. In this harbour, the only damage
experienced the loss Of brig belonging 70 Wis
cassei which was driited on 10 the rocks Of Peakes
Island and totally lost; the were fortunately
saved Two vessels belonging to this port intur
"a il the gale at New-YoTk, VIII be found in our
shipping intelligence The gale, perceive BY the
papers, commenced in the afternoon in NewYor it
begun in this place about 10 in the evening, and con-
rinuod until one, with squalls and little rain.
Lightning. shower Saturday evening
last the lightning struck a fence and gstepost, on
3ack-strect. in TINS Though contiguous 10 sew
cral dwelling houses, person was injured, nor es-
sca,ial damage done
a discourse will be deliveredt this after
noon before the Cumberland Association
If Ministers at the Westinghouse Of the
lrst parish,-begining at half past 4o'-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-11

Wy.-AIen who marry for the beauty only
Vt their wives Zoe NO their conjusal happiness on
very pFecsrious tenure they cannot renew the
lease. or repair the premises or enter upon new
ones, whilst the old one is every day falling 10
'uin and marriage is a concurrent lease, the
hope OF survivorship is uncertain.-Our early dra-
matists have given some useful hints on this deli
cate subject:
" BY her virtues learn 20 square
And level out your life for 70 be fair
And nothing virtuous only fts the eye
Ofgaudy youth and swelling vanity"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-11
From the Ncig York Mercantile Advertiser Sept A.
TREMENDOUS GALE.

From TIC .Nc1g York Mercantile Advertiser, Sept A.
TREMENDOUS GALE.
Yesterday from about A. Nj. till evening, we had
rain of the time, with occasional heavy showers.
The wind during OF the day fresh from ).
). t. but between and 5 O'Clock changed to \. f..
and began to blow gale At about ;, il became va
able blew unusually hard and continued 70 increase
in violence till about half past Z Between q and 7
the gale its height, and tremendous than
ever before Tecoected At this hour many vessels in
the east river had broken aft and though was then
the hour for low water the forced in as 10
overflow the wharves TO the depth of about a foot.
Much damage was apprehended. AID general alarm
prevailed Chinnies blown down, many trees
Frustrated in the streets, and some buildings demOlsh-
Cd Fortunately, when the panic was greatest the
gale abale3-the wind veered 10 W. r. ". when il
gradually st1sided, and the water receded.
In bans which blew down were 81 COWS, al Of
which were kiLed.
The schr Four Brothers, OF Kennebunk, was inju-
reg' Or the storm.
Brr Nancy, Taylor Of Portland, with nolasses,
ashore and bilged, nigh and dry at quarantine dock.
Brig Alber, Winslow, ofPort,and. from Guadaloupe
with molasses oil and wine, had her mast, maintop-
mast and bilwarks damaged, and cargo injured.
Schr Cerpener Barnes, of Bath, from Oratava- with
cargo of Wlne ~ rec, loss OF raider stern stove IN
The Franklin Hornet and other vessels a. anchor
in the North River. rode out the gale and sustaDep
little or no injury
A larre wide plank was taken - the force o. the
wind from lumber vsrt and carried into the loetop-
gallant rigging Of brig lying about eco feet distant.
4 VI. Taylor, in LUDLOW street, wa1 struck with
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-11

a discourse will be delivered this after
noon before the Cumberland Association
If Ministers at the Westinghouse Of the
i.rst parish,-begining at half past 4o'-
clock.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-11

JAMES ID. HAY.

COrgGnist Of I'd PrishO
~ ESPECTFUILY Informs the inhabitants Of
LIZ Portland nd vicinity that he proposes taking
pupils on the Pia1o Forte aud Organ, and like
~I5e opening school for those desrous o. learning
that pleasing and fashionable instrument, tile
German Flute
Terms may be understood by application to Mr.
EDWARD HowE. Middle Street.
~ b, PidnO Fortes md Organs accurately TIM
ed an repaired. Sepi II, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-11

-Academic Notice,
TTVJF examination Of The s'ndents 10 FRYFpURC
ACADEMY, will D. On Tuesday, the 10Th =.
October next-Fxerci.es t. commence AZ y
ciock, A. "a. The annual meeting Of 10 lRUs
TEES. win be on the day next Previous--ihe meet
ing TO be opened az O'clock =. VI.
AMOS ]. COOK, Secretary.
Fryeblrg. Sept 6, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-11

Mite, 10 Wdrinerf.-Two Light Houses are
now building on the coast of Nane--one on Pond
Island, at the mouth Of KeunebecB river, and one
on Burnt lsend at Boothbay. We understand
they are to be completed in the month of Octo-
Der next.