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The Portland gazette., 1821-03-12
FHoli II :. q A EFsssD.
Oh ! rEat is all The woYtd 10 me /!

WHo has not felt within his breast,
One tranquil hour-oDe hour of rest II?
And who has not from such an hour,
Too shortly vie w'd keen sorrows power?-
When peace decays. and hope has fed,
And every sense of joy is dead
When speaks the heart depriv'd OF glee,
Oh : Whai IS all the aDorld 10 me 2
Lo! yonder bark that cleaves the main,
That brings the wand'rer home again
The sailor now no more to ream,
Longs for bis dear and native home;
He leaps ashore, TO find that spot,
Where stood his lonely rural cot
Where in youths delightful bower,
He spent cen many blilhsome hour
Where he had liv'd while yet boy
His fathers hope-his mothers JOY.
But oh what sorrow damps hs mind,
hen now his home he cannot find,
The furious blasts that rag'd around,
Have swept the cottage TO the ground;
The flowers that once grew round the door,
Can now alas be seen no more:
Its charms are gone--its beauties flown
The stately oak is left alone;
And near willows gentle wave,
Lies his 'JULrA's lonely grave;
Oppressed with grief he heaves sigh
The tear Of sorrow dims his eye
Ills heart excla0s 0s-and can it be
Oh! ,chat is all the morld 10 nee
Thus fades the joy that thrill'd hi, breast.
And damps the hour he thought so best;
Like Hope whose light awhile is given,
Then sinks beneath the cloud of heaven.
Oh who has not when pleasures fee,
Cried-'Chat is all Hte aoord 10 nlee
Who has not felt keen sorrows power,
When time o'ertakes the parting hours
Who has not felt one secret moan,
And sigh'd that he was left alone.
Felt cruel anguish in his mind
And cast one lingering look behind,
As il that look would be the last.
Nor bear to think that hour is past
And said with woe dspriv'i Of giee,
oh ! uhat is all he lcorld to me 2
ELWIN.
The Portland gazette., 1821-03-12
POETRY.
HOPE.

I've seen the rose-that bloonfce. fow1-~,
Expand in all is native bloop.A
And as I've gazed, I've mark'SP shower
That hurl'd the fow'ret to the tombs.
I've seen star serenely sh;s-
A lonely wanderer in the sky;
but scare 'ere could call il mine;
A cloud would veil il from my eye.
And thus is Hope-whose cheering smile,
May like the waud'ring star appear,
But like the rose II blooms awhile,
And leaves US always lins'rins here.
SAB.
The Portland gazette., 1821-03-12
LONDON, IAN. IL.

LONDON, JAN. IL.
The Duke OF Portland, as Lord Lit. OF the
County of Middesex, has, 10 consequence u
request presented 10 him, called "A -enerai
meeting OF the Il eehoGers OF that County, 10 be
held on the 10Th inst. al Hackney, to consider
The expediency OF addressing petiIon 10 The
House Of Commons for Parliamentary tie
form Globe.
The Ministers suffer every day in the sys
tenn they have adopted 10 obtain Loyal Adde'S
ses. The County Of Derby assembled on
Monday last by the majority ol one vote bui
an amendment TO lhe address, proposed BY
The Duke Of Devonshire, was adopted with
acclamations. lt has been the same at a
meeting in the County of Inverness, held on
the 4th Thus ali the Counties from which
the Ministers solicit directly or indirectly he
appreciation OF their conduct, REJECT their de-
mands. Globe.
Conlormably 10 a request that he has re-
ceived. Alderman Wool has made known, that
there will be, 60 morrow noon, in the Church
of ST Giles, meeting, to take into consider
alton toe expediency OF an address to The
House Of Commons, to demand the re-inserton
OF the name OF he Queen in the Liturgy, aud
the restitution of her other rights aOd dignl-
ties. Petitions for the same objects are sign
ing 10 great number ofplaces.
Morning Chronicle.
II is said to be the intention Of Ministers
10 make IN the House Of Conmnns motion
TO obtain a copy of the depositions given ~
The House Of Lords in the process against the
Queen, and to establish upon that ex parte tts-
timony not only ju'iiGca ton Of their pre-
vious measures, but also the authorization o
other measures that they are disposed to take
these measures depend probably on The man
ner IN which the preliminary proceeding maj
b. received. A recent proof that the Minis
ters wish to avoid compromise is found il
their conduct since the death of the brothe
ot The Queen, prince Augustus OF Bruns-
wick } twill hardly be believed hat her M aj-
esiy only heard this aiIllctng news by chance
from the mouth Of a stranger
\ In consequence of his event the Queen vii
mol receive the addresses which were 70 b
presented on Monday next and Her Majesty
will not appear in public next week as sh'
had intended Statesman.
The Portland gazette., 1821-03-12

We have already mentioned the ofeoce
which had been caused by the report regpec
ting The negotiation as 10 Marlboro House
We add, from an authority worthy d credit,
that p ne Leopold had himself informed
The Queen that he had received from certai,
residence formal notice OF the lad impress
sions produced by his frequent yisris 10 Bran
depburg House, and that 1t had been signl-
fed 10 him that he had to choose which OF the
two Houses he would cease TO visll. Upon
wb;cb the Qyeen replied, "Ah well, your
Royal Highness ought TO choose. Statesman
The Portland gazette., 1821-03-12
LONDON. JAN. IL.

LONDON, JAN. il.
The Gazette Of The 9th inst. contains pa
ges Of loyal addresses to the King from the
higher and the other classes Of the nobility
These addresses express ell the horror caused
by the efforts made by desperate faction 10
draw misforiunes upon the authorities and the
institutions. by which our laws are admins
tered. and our liberties guaranteed. and TO
destroy the moral and religious principles
The Portland gazette., 1821-03-12
Cotton s. Woollen GOODS.
DEX1 Err TIFFANY g. Co.

TT No. SIS, BROAD STREET,
IAvE Just received from the Manufacturer.
go bales SHEETlNGS & SHlRTINGS,
B,eached and UnbIeached GIN 6 HAMS
CHECKS-STRiPES- THREA Dol
the best quality-COUNTERP
NETS. &c. All OF which will be sold low for
cash or approved credit,
Boston, Feb. s. law6w-
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which have distinguished, for long time. the
Engiisn People, anu formed The most sure
basis Of social order. Courier.
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NOrICE.

A Young man. col.side able acquainted with
n commercal business and who has been 90
many psris OF the world, wishes employ in a
Corrti0g Room, in this town, or would write in
any oiace A lire directed 70 C. r. and left at
sr. RosERT BorD,s Store. shall be attended TO.
Satisfactory recommendations can be procured.
March, G.
The Portland gazette., 1821-03-12
FENCING SCHOOL.

NAPr. KENDAL, late OF the Uni; States
~ Army, i induced by the solicitations of the
rieuds OF Military science 60 et-r his services
NJ citizens Of Portland, snd iis vicinity, ro teach
he real Scotch Broad SHord, or Gu and ghrus!;f
agreeabIy 70 the original lessons OF the ceietraled
Mr.. CoLssN, with the improvements If twen-
~ five years practice.
The terms may b. known by Ealing ct II.
BosTeA's. where Capt. k wilt be happy 10
aai, on those Gentlemen who may wish % be 10
rncted in the abtva art.
o. II suitable encouragement be given N
-ctoot viii commence Immediately.
ian 2 fS2i N
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NOTICE.

THE connection in hu mess which has hereto
i fore 'ubsiuei. under the firm of
ROBINSON & INGERSOLL,
is the day dissolved by mutual eon'en,-All per-
90, having demands againa said firm, are reque'
III TO present them for payment and all persons
sudeb;sd sse reGusssed - make immediate nay
ment 10 DAVID sosIssos, who is du'y authorized
20 receive the lame.
DAVID ROBIN ON,
ISAAC ING RSOLL.
Portland, March ,, 1921.
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BALTIMORE. FEB. %.
D. II 1TTTHO RI

VIII have the pleasure OF SEEING the amiable
and gallant Delegate from ST. NARY s. who in
troduced the Bachelors's Bill INTO the House of
Delegates, on Saturday next. lie IS a tall hand
some young gentleman and il is sbrewdy sus-
pected that he viii not be long the Bachelors
list, as he is passionately fond Of the fair.
IL is recommended that the Law should pro-
vide that taxed Bachelors should wear brass
collars, properly inscribed.
The Portland gazette., 1821-03-12
SETH CLARK,

'Gs jHst rsceirsd small assorfmtnf sf surf1frs
BROADCLOTH a. CASSIMEKES,
= tie latest Importation.
--.4ES9-
TRIMMINGS Of al kinds
IL executes tie TAILORING BUSINESS, ~
usi, Al his shop next door below ihe tunCtrinHd
sGrk IN ENcHANGE-STRFTT
o. 0Tders ora he eoruiry nm fully aifendtais
Portland, Oct, IT. Of
The Portland gazette., 1821-03-12

Mercantile PUMA few days seo two gen.
iemen were conversing on tie badnes Of The
times (tbe usual topic Of conversation at pres-
en) when flock OF pigeons happened TO fly
over their heads, attracted iher attention.
- How happy" exclaimed one, = are these
pigeons !--they have uo acceptances 10 pro-
vide ior." You are wrong there replied
the other, . for thev have their BILLS u pro-
vide jor as well as wei"
The Portland gazette., 1821-03-12

TeiegraPh.--ln NeN.York tn merchsnt3
AID ship ow e bad meeting, he result u
which was, to erect Telegraph. nsitaI OF ne
present signal posts, 1t being Enore explicit
mode Of communication Ii . probable the
dea was taken from Dir. HADDocKs eELibi.
lion Of that machine when in that city
The Portland gazette., 1821-03-12

at the above s,anj-uhate he keeps complete
assortment II S SADDLES; plated, brass, spotted end
tapsnned HARNESS ts EridIes, = hips, Trunks
.keils, &c. cheaper fer cash, cr approved credit,
thau can be purchased elsewhere in the state.
n. h. Al! kinds Of country produce taken in
part pay. episit. Portland, Dec.
The Portland gazette., 1821-03-12

JOHN MELISH,

No. 2O9, srHEsr, FlsIL.lDLLFHA1,
spubshng by subscriptions the following interesting works
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IL Call and see for Yourselves. 30
JOSHUA DUNN,

Colombian Ros, o.5, Middle Street, Portland,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
IL public that he continues to carry on
Saddling, Harness Making and
ChIise. Trimming.
The Portland gazette., 1821-03-12

THUR SHIRLEY, No. ia. JoNEsNRow, ExcHANGE-sTREET
The Portland gazette., 1821-03-12
MAP OF THE WORLI

On snercafor's projection.
This il the oniy map of the World which exhib.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-25

! ga new proclamation BY his d.,
Highness the Duke de Geneyoie.o s
been published at Turin. The p,;n a'
persists in the refusal to accept the croua
which the King his brother only abd;o'.
ed from the force of circumstance. I',
has ordered that prompt measures n Uu'
be taken for the suppression of all mOn!
ments which may tend to perpetuate d;s
order.
savoy receives the reward Of tho 6
deity which it preserved towards il. g.
vereign. This Duchy will not be sub;sc,
ed to military occupation.
"The Generalissimo, Latour. ba. e@.,,
| ed his junction with the Austrian armS
Letters from Constantinople. Of . =.
ry recent date, announces that the Po,t1
has resolved upon prosecuting war in All
bania with the utmost vigour. Numerml
troops, artillery and ammunition. h,V.
been expedited to that quarter.
We have received this morning a Duuh
Mail, bringing papers to the l4th int
The following articles, from Hamburyh
and Frankfort, relative to the ~insurrsc1
tory movements in the Greek proyipc.1
of the Turkish Empire as the only cue]
of any interest,"
Hamburger, Apra 10
"Accounts from Moidavia state, THAI
the instruction in that province is eon|
nected with a general and extensive uht|
among the whole Greek population o fth.|
Turkish Empire, for the purpose Of
throwing off the Turkish yoke and tht
it is promoted by the secret societs.
Three standards were consecrated at Ja.
say, after divine service, on the 18th. Tn
new Greek cockade is black and red.
frankfort, Apral.
"The accounts from Constantinopk
say, that the news of the insurrectiOn nj
Wallachia and Moldavia has caused greet
alarm at the government of Porte. Th.|
Grand Vizier has received from the Su.|
tan the strictest orders to take immeG|
ately the most e~fficacious measure to qutl|
the insurgents in both provinces, and bri4
them back to their duty. The Divan seen
to be assured, that the sovereignty whd
the Porte possessed over those c~ountrs
will be lost.
"On the other hand an alarming sprt
begins to manifest itselfin Bulgaria, whd
is one of the most important Provinces
the Ottoman Empire. Servia too caua
some disquietude, notwithstanding th|
great concession made to the Servians BY
the Porte, through the mediation Of thq
Russian Minister ut Constantinople. Al
secret discomfort still prevails in that pol
vince. 1t is feared that the Servians will
not let slip the opportunity to follow ts|
example of Wallachia and Moldavia. The
Porte will have need of large armiesn
keep in subsection that portion of its SUI
jects, who are disposed to shake off i'll
despotic yoke"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-25

DECLARATION OF RUSSIA ANp AUSTRIA,
In relation to the inssrrsctions in the
Turkish Provinces.
The Frankfort papers Of the Sd inst. con-.
tain the subjoined intelligence, extracted
from the Vienna Court Gazette, of the ssA|
ult. relative to the connections in MoIdavi|
and Wallacbia.
Laybaeh. March rs.
A short tine after the death OF Prince AleI.
ander Suzzo, an instruction broke cut ID
Wallachia, at the head Of which was a na'
tive of the name Of Theodore, who was fol.
merly a volunteer in the Russian service,
who vas promoted to the rank OF officer, ah|
afterward assumed the name Of WladiIs.|
resco. This instruction, in which only Pan.
doris and Arnsu ts participated, and which,
besides, according to the leaders own do
claration, was not directed against the Pot'
but against the Boyars, and public ofhcena
the country, spread so extensively dur9
the interregnum, that Theodore travens
with impunity a considerable part of what
called little Wallacbia Che country abot|
Crajov,) and apprehensions were entertair
ed respecting his further operations. 1t wa|
however hoped, that the approaching arrival
Prince C~allimachi, the new appointed Hot
podar of Wallacbia, would put an end VI
these disorders, when suddenly troubles q
fargreater importance broke out in moldaHa
On the 9Th Of this month, Prince AIeIif
der Ypsilanti, son Of the former Hospodd
of Moldavia. major general in the Russia
army, who for this year past has been out
actual service, proceeded with a numerous
retinue of Arnauts from Bessarabia 10 JassaJ
and announced himself as the deliverer Oh
the Greeks, from the Turkish government
On the same evening the Turks who Hss
At ASSAY, about thirty in number, were d.
armed, and according to all appearances
were put to death. 1t is certain that alre'q
three days before the arrival Of Prince ipa'
lanti, an instruction. attended With bloa'
shed, had taken place al Galacz, in when
all the Turks who could not save themseI'a|
BY flight were mastered, and the city It''
almost wholly laid 10 ashes. Il
On the 7th of March, Prince Ypsilantr
sued Proclamat;ous, both to the iDhablt'D'|
Of Moldavia aud Wallachia, and 10 n|
Greek Nation in the other provinces Of !"
Turkish Empire. D..
These proclamations, are drawn up y
the most exalted language Of poetry u
which he declares himself to have been G."
led upon by many thousands Of bis eouau'
men to undertake the work OF their dei's
rance-describes the instruction Of an"
Greek tribes as a revolution which ha'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-18
THE IMPERIAL PRESENT.

Dr. Mitchlll presented a plough, "A cor
py OF his Medical Repository, with very
courteous letter II il presumed, 10 the
Emperor of all The Russias, -The Empc-
rOr, who is Patron Of Genius, as well as
the Oehcerer %! oppressed nations, choos-
es to arkno"lrdge the civlIiy by The
y escnt Of diamond ring. The Doctor
pleased with his feather" is paradIng 4
round among the citizens Of New York :,
Editors aud all, and dazzling their alt
mirinS eyes by The brllIauce OF his dIa
mord. Some unIucky wight. however,
has stumbled upon an impeachment in the
constitution to the Doctors acceptance
OF tins imperial present II is strange,
however, that the n. Y. Commercial A d.
veriIser should have misguided the Con-
sliiutiou. The 18Th Amendment does
not positively make any ciiizrn OF the
u. S. cease TO be citizen, or incapable
OF holding any utiire. II he accepts aud
retains any present, &c. from any foreign
prince, &c.-but il declares ilIai" II any
citizen OF the U. S. shall accept, clam,
receive, or retain any title OF nobility
or lonor,-Or ShaH, fOithOm tie consent of
Congress, accept and rtrain any present,
pension, office or emOlumeni OF aMy kind
whatever. from any emperor, king, prince
or foreign power, such person shall cease
TO be citizen of the u. S., aud shall be
Incapable at boiling a1y office of trust
or proi1t under them, or either Of them"
Ii DR.. NJ. then Is very anxious TO wear
a diamond ing, he has only TO ask the
consent of Congress who, we have no
doubt, will cLeerluly crafty one OF our
citizens with such baubIp. lie might
pc'ilinn thai honorable body III the words
OF Bassanio, slightly varied:
fyou DID bnow nom whom got The ring,
Aud would conceive what gave for The ring,
Aud how unwiilingly shOUiJ leave the ring
When nOngbt would be acceptable but the rue,
on would aba1e the strength Of Jour displeasuie.
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FI1des Nuts far sale, az Iabic dpction.
10 close the concern Of Mackenzie K Christian
IN MonHdy, tie lith .JnHe nert, on the prem A..
Al ~ O'Clock precisely will be sold to the highest
binneI ihlee undivided furbs OF Zee simple ,r,'
OF FhlDES MILLS aud IL acres LAND attached there,
o' including The dwelling premises Occ pied by Donald
hschshze, all wilhin the corporation 81 Petersbufy-
Uh ihe premises are the f1iIorIn. buildings. viz -
Two fi5ur hil!s, running PAIR 81 and feet Buty.
VIZ" hn NECESSARY machinery complrle, capable OF
MAKING 200 barrels hour daily. - COM Mil Nj n
coand' large propo ton of the town and neighb ~
noou sis,, nov rented f'r 'ea's al OOD per annun
saw miii AND Plaster MIL zsn 10 good order Nil
r, House aud Kitchen, for the peopr-A large Cons
ers Sbep, aud Coed Counting House.
ibese Mis- from their situation, Capacity aud com
hhn oiWhed, are inferior L. fen, the Stale
ana Inc lard being bounded TOR ab,uI hair mile by
we taiis Of ApponatoN River afrdin. more Mill
oSas-uakes the property inUdlnYbte TO a Capitalist
VINO WISHES 10 prosecute the NJ i:ung hrsiuess.
ihr dwelling premises a heiu;ifui eminence,
a leN hundred Yards from The Mills commanding an
interesting veU o. the Town aud Fails nG lhe iver I'D
70 iem"haDy healthy there are springs Of excel.
ient waller IN the yada large aud we'll improved gar
ana clover lois. Immediately after the above and al
me same place, will I've put up Is acres Of woud land
~ Che:.ifeid lying .hori distance ffnfi town and is
one g" 'hr best of TabJ's LOIS, sod few years agn
ma on the tOito'e0g ddy az IL o'tiOck oa me IRE
mtSS. Lot No 81, at Tie fOW9r end Of BOiiins6rook
"'fet-Deing % feet front, aud rum y to The liyet
occupied at present as Tobacco Sieminefy
ie'h--l, 2, aud years, approved negotiable notes
WIN approved enasrseTs, aud Deed Of TIusi each
piece of property. WILLIAM H,SiLL
NAV IN. 4 IDS
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WILLIAM NEALE ~ co

(soCTH SIDE or THE MARKET BRIDGET
EG leave To inform their friends aud the public that
- ,ic arrival OF the Hannah x Elizabeth, Capt Hand
has placed them in possession of cUusi eTahle additional
supply Of FANCY & STAPLE GOODS (which renders
their assortment nearly conpiste.-Ihey in hourly
expectations of still further snpplfs, which will continue
TO arrive by the packets from New York and Phadrphia
rs the demands Of heir may make it necessary
They consider il unnecessary parcHariSe articles
comprising sr assortment rs they are det rir,d TO Keep
constantly hand every useful and fashionable article, in
tIr line ct business, that be- procured ia the best
kets that The country affords and having sn experienced
partner resident the North, they Halter tieinselv, that
they will not promise Their much ~tn they
audi at uCir arrangements such enabe them TO
give Gods equal terms any house in the country
Nav
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AnE or nEYoLurtoNs

The Portuguese OF RIO Janeiro have
initiated these OF Bahia. The King has
acceded TO Ihelr demand Byasn is thus
pO. eesScd OF iIie Consultation Portugal.
Tie kiug is SAID 10 design return to
his European dumluiOna. II The Brazil.
iaus are wiling TO lrl him go, tie poriu>
guese are not willing 10 receive him bui
upon cenAin conditions. They have
prepared for Iis reception. Il IL mol 10
have then permission 10 land al lisbon,
ell he has sworn to tIe Constitution.
Tie age Is fruitful in events. Cne re-
volulion is put down IN Naples another
rises ia Brazll.-Tne Hay Alliance CAM
not 80 easily approach South America -
NapIrs. How loug wall II be ere they
attempt 10 influence Tie Revolutions of
the New World
DELEG ATS 70 IHE MKT IEGIsLA rURE
Bro&c- Robert Hartford ASA Richard Brown 49,
John Fslie Ii0
Mo,songdaa-- hons, 8. Hsvnoud, ----- Morgsn.
SENA H.
FvT me decomsck Dbfri.f- Carter " BraEion.
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<i"ditor's Ll6ice. Way IA, 1871
a IL persons having claims against the STATE on
account oi services rendered supplies furnishes
nhlhg We late war, are requested forward them to
thls once, Tor settlement, early possible and
those whose claims have been heretofore passed arr.
invited 10 make application for payment Tie desire
{" pOlh TIE state aud general guyefnme nts that the
accounts craving out Of the sb0nid he speedil,
ADJUSTED, renders this publc notice essay and as
much longer delay viii I've productive Of public ncons
venience, ana may probably emharas The recovery Of
private rights, Is hoped the Information will moi he
Intellectual. JAMES 4 HEATH Auditor
May ~. ,vGN
II The Editors of the Frsdcricksbprr Hero(d.
Petersburg fHfeHisfncPr, LpHchbRrg Press, ana
&dHHfon Farmer, WiI insert Ihe 0bOUe oHce tcPek
for Jo"r Ueeks, end JorVdtd their accounts t. Ihe
IHdf0i'S OLiCe Ior gaymrHt
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COHE MS

Pottery and Exchange Offices, ia amt All Market
STREET baltimore
Where the CASH WILL If ADVANCED for prizes the
moment they drawn.
" ORDERS from any part of the United Statps EN-.
closing the Cash Prizr ich-ts post paid viii meet the
saHe puncnl and prompt as If OH personal
application, Addressed {.
,I.c9HEN,. - yec'ry 10 TIE iPgrs, gaiiis.oyf
- COHES'5 OFFICE, MORE CAPITAL. PR
Us HAVE BEEN Or GAINED THAN An ANY
OTHER OFFICE IN AMEWIcA-and wirre was s,, a
~ Sare' ,ne great capita! OF 4ooVo dollars in tn last
Monument Loerie sold the Capitals 5000 dol
lars aI,lin ShIrcIhe oooo2 of 20 0oO2 nf 10000 &C.
IT COHEN'S LOTTERY GAZETTE AND RE
GlS TER" which is published every week. will conran
the SnmgetS Official Lis; OF Gael. drawing hath blanks
and Prizes and will tx forwarded tiRA us 10 com,aues
or individuals who purchase. FROM COHEN'S OFFICE.
either in Whole Tickets Shares the amount orFIFTY
DOLLARS;-I also cOnt4ns Rates of Exciauge of Bank
Nntes-Prces Current ofPrOduee, &c. &c.
Baltimore. Nav