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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-22
MARRIED.

At Lebanon, Conn. on the Sd inst. Capt. Ger
sham Hyde, merchant, of Bath, Me. to Miss
Sarah Hyde, of the former place.
10 bingham, on Sunday evening, 18th inst.
by the Rev. Samuel Hidden, of 1amvorth, Rev.
Thomas Jameson, 70 Miss Elizabeth Lord ,daugh-
ter of Isaac Lord. Esq.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-22
NOTICE.

In Consequence OF the decea.e Of my late part
Il ner, WILLIAH ROBINSON, the ce@par
NJ rshp heretofore existing undtf the firm ofDOW
and ROBINSON hes ceased 20 exist. Therefore
an persons having demands sgaiust said firm oil
Daw and Robinson, ara requested 10 exhibit then
Tor settlement snd al persons indebted 20 ssit
firm, are requested to make immediate payment
to JONATHAN DOW.
Surfing partner Of ne lais. 6rm or DOW 6 ROB
INSON.
Portland, January Il, 1871,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-22

I Sslfpreergation By he sagaeiiy Of a dog
A widow lady 10 the neIghbourhood OF Boston,
possessing a small Spaniel lap dog, on retir-
ing 10 rest, was very much annoyed by the
anxiety Of the animal TO sleep in her chamber;
she had even to drive him out but he still
continued to bark and scratch for admilisnce,
which was granted. After she had retired TO
rest, she was aroused by his barking, and
pulling the clothes and he even bit her 10 a.
rouse her-when, TO her horror. she found her
child, (of five ears OF sge) IN fits, owing it
turned out, by having a cylinder OF Goals 10
her chamber. Thisis another instance Of the
effects Of charcoal, ana the sagacIty OF The dog.
IN me article respecting NE Fire IN Cur last, ire
hare been accused o. undue seUeray tolrGrd the IN
diriduGl Icts had charge of me "a sckich ne
fire commenced ia noticing ne subject Ga zee did,
zee had a tro-told object u, riev. First. 20 bear
our HneqGrOcaI testimony against The dangerous
but zoo practice " sGUHg ashes IN trOJdeR
ressef, which has probably girsn rise % conG
grGtiOhS than any other cGuSe-Gnd secondly, to a.
tribute the blum. III anu there WGs, 10 the proper
person. IN dong hiis had no intention Of lg0lf
ding any ones feelings o. gratifying any malignant
PassiOns-and ICE heartily unite rtth the editor ofhe
.frgus, IN me beief that The RririduaI alluded 70 is
% lcOrtby citissn, sustaining fair character, and
rel EnOun for his unicearied attention and strict NJ
dslug ~ the business entrusted 10 his care"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-22
Expended for the School,
Clothing Materials,
Balance remaining,
2O3.39 2

203,3 2
They have likewise received small uUna
tons oicotton cloth, serge. wooeD yam, cloth
ing parity worn, e.. &c. And have afforded
temporary rellet to seventy nine Families, 10y
the distribution of 2l2 garments sixteen
families have been assisted ~ sickness, with
oedlng and other articles, which in every ~
stance but one, have been returned IN good
order The Charity School OF 38 chiIdren
has been conducted much as in the year pre-
ceding, the children with few exceptons)
have been industrious and attentive TO their
studies; that il has been pleasing and satisfac
tory 10 attend 10 them they have been sup
piled with yarn, and knit for themselves 20
par Of stockings, aud made for subscribers
278 different articles.
The society mention with gratitude the ad
dluon OF % ubscrlbers-Whie but three have
Withdrawn their names. They feel them
selves more and more bound to continue their
exertioDs IN this work. that they may not only
be approved 10 their benefactors, but above all
10 Him, who rs th required of stewards that they
be found faithful and they are persuaded That
were the utility OF such an Institution gener
ally known, there would be no want Of
funds TO strengthen their hands, and encour-
age their hearts but now, too often applca-
tons are rejected, having no means TO supply
them. True, they have sometimes been de-
ceived and assisted those Is 10 were not worthy:
but j. that a sufficient reason why all should
be neglected, and many left 10 suffer the evils
Of sickness, cold and nakedness without any
assistance Our blessed Lord and Master,
: who went about doing good" has said = the
poor We have always with you :" and mas
much as ys have done il unto one OF the least
IF these my brethren, We have done it unto
me-" The aged and inhrm are more partic
ularly the care OF this Society, but in no case
IS relet granted till strict enquiry is made
into the character and situation OF The appli-
cant, and their charities art not confined. but
The poor Of every denomination are sharers a.
ike
They have thus given particular account
Of al which in their limited circumstances they
have been able 10 DO, and they do earnestly
hope, the opportunity which IS presenting the
public OF increasing their funds, will be improv.
ed, that exertions which may be made produo.
i've Of much good, may not be suffered e
cease.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-22

We undertook al first, 10 say word ~ Mr..
Cushman's defence because We believed that
~ Wa advocating tie cause 1T sound morals
snd honest pvlurrs, and whoever does this
shall always have our appreciation he who
does i not. may NOT expect 20 pass .unnotced.
The Argus says. " the Gazette appears ~
Re highly del GIFTED with as new convert to
federalism" we are delighted TO see he in
feress Of New England and is honour, sup
ported ~ The representatives, 81 Maine. III
" defest Slavery be federal principle we
are proud of the distinction, and - far Mr.
Cushman is fedei oiist If to wish to protect
balance Of power 10 the Coniedersvy by
adhcrirg 10 the rights OF the North, be fed
eral principle then too we rejnice in our
cause and then Mr.. Cushman j. iederalIsi.
Bui what Is Tie composition ~ a rspubh AN,
., Or HoIMEs represents that charscter-it
D 20 advocate Slavery,--tO violate the teel
ing7, and principles o. his constituents and
tamely "a subseTye The increasing influence OF
southern politics.
The Argus again observes that " so few
converts ate Ct late gained in hat party, that
we IT, Hot think il matter OF wonder That they
should r11it over lie poor acquisition OF Par
son Cuehman.' Whatever converts are
made the federal party, must pc from 'he
operation Of principle and not from set inter
est ; The icderai-t- heve 10 !oaves and fishes
20 captitale tua eNpeCisni~ nf Office. none oi
these lHle Influences to ofrr, which creep
20 silently into he core Of honesty and pray
upon its strength But the converts to de
A. he oil
men,s are too strong for poor human nature,
Just look round and count the men n office,
who when federal politics were predominant,
were busy il its ranks 90 il puts Us in mind
of Zoe Vicar Of BRAY 4" iacliIs descensus a
yerni," &c. or as DRYDEN renders It,
. The gates o. HeHh ~ oyen ngh and dag,
SAFE the descent md easy is the iCdg,
Bui 10 re!url md riel0 th' cleerjd sk5es
~ his he task and mighty iIJ0Hr hes"
Whoever adheres 10 the federal party and
whoever becomes convert 10 II must have
more integrity than ambition and i IS nct diff
ficult 10 offer reason for those who slide a.
way from II.
We 40 not make these remarks, so much
TO vindicate Mr. CusHMAN. for he does not
need our vindicauon but 10 combat the
common principle by which the Argus aP-
pears to be governed, Of reviling every one
who bolts from the course which they adopt,
and Of holding 10 the scourge " 10 terrorem
10 those Of their party who discover signs OF
honesty in order to preserve the discipline OF
their ranks. Their frequent aud coarse allu-
sion 10 the profession Of Mr. Cushman, shows
at least the nature Of the weapons with which
they choose 70 carry on their attack; we trust,
with the people Of Maine, il will prove 20 SCI
vice TO their cause 10 turn into rldlcule the
clerical Office.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-22
DANFORTH NEWCOMB,
ENGR.AVER,
Head of Exchange Street, PORTLAND,
Copper Plate Printing

TXECU ED with promptitude and fidelity
II For sale a. above, Blank Noes in books o.
sheets Family Records, t2 by Is inches; ReWdra
or Merit nearly thrice the usual size, suitable fo
Academies and Schools.
Jan. is isew6w
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-22
Boot a. shoe Mandatory.
FRANCIS GLOVER.

AT MS SHOP HEAD OF MARKET STREET. ~
MIDDLE STREET.
a fFh Frs for sale Gonfemss'. a.d InIis.
~ BOOTS. SHOES q OVER-SHDFs nads
2, tne best materials cheaper Than can BE- purchase
81 elsewhere - town, viz--Genilemen's Boots
g. oH.e' 500. oveE-Sbocs gas Ladies'
for Cash snIy.
r. ". Has also on band The best n stock and
"srkmen to Manufacture the same in a tyle u 10.
gd9cs and durability not exceeded in this COWS.
Jse. o.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-22
THE FEMALE CHARITABLE SOCIETY

la presenting their ninth annual Report,
make heir grateful acknowledgements to the
friends Of THIS Institution, for the favor through
their liberality, they have been ena bled to be
stow upon the necsssitous and suffering anoih-
er year, and Ofer the following al statement
of their proceedings.
The subscriptions received have amounted
20 Sl25,2l 1-2
Contribution from the annual Sermon, 1862
Donations, 1856
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-22

DR. SPRAGUE'S Address delivered at the In.
- staIlstiOn Of Jerusalem r. A. Chapter AZ
hallowsll, few copies for sale at this OiFca.
Jan. %.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-22
GAZETTE
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF PORTLAND. u

SATURDAY, JAN. 90.
rived brig Edwin, n Gordon, from Point
Petre. via Cape-Ann.
Our harbour is now completely bridged over
with ice, which extends below the upper Buoy,
including Hog Island Road.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-22

The weather continues to be unusually Sc
vere-Friday morning was by far the coolest
this sea ION. The thermometer al SUNRISE stood
at IS degrees below zero, and at o'clock,
8 degrees below The harbour mas entire
lyirozenover, for the second time tins season.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-22

Snow Storms Facts do not justify the in
ference of the following paragraph IN last
Wednesdays Centinel. The late snow
storm has fully confirmed Or. Frankhn's theo
ry that they begin al eeward. While i was
showing at Washington on Saturday the 9Th
we had fair weather n Boston and The snow
did not commence falling until sunrise on
Sunday" Tins conclusion IS not supported
by the last snow storm; il commenced at
Portland abeut noon on Saturday, and in Bos
Ton il did not begin to snow until Sunday, on
which cav we had no snow: thus beginning
at leeward, the wind being \. E. Dr. Frank
Inns theory bas not been considered as suffi-
cieutIy established, because tacts on this sub
ject are contradictory, sometimes storms be-
Gin at Windward and sometimes al Leeward.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-22

Mass. Convention The alterations of the
constitution proposed by this Convention have
been sent out to the people for this ratification.
accompanied by long and able address, eX
planatory OF the motives, which induced the
amendments. They are comprehended in
il articles, and the people on the 2nd Mon
day IN April, are 10 give their assent or disap-
probation upon each entire.
The first article includes all the alterations
made IN the bill OF rights, being principally a
modification of the 81 artcle.-The second
contains the change OF the political year from
The ast Wednesday in Nav to the first We'd
nesday in January The third relates to the
appreciation Of bulls bv the Governor. The
fourth gives the Legislature authority TO estab
iish CITY governments, The .fjth modihes
the legislative department. reduces the Sen
ate 70 36, the council 10 z, and the House Of
Representatives 10 number not exceeding
275: towns having 1900 inhabitants have the
right Of representation, aud 2400 is The mere
increasing ratio The sirth snlarges the right
o! suffrage by taking away the pecuniary quail
i6calion-The seUenth transfers the appoint
ment Of Notaries Public from the Gen. Court
TO he Executive department.-lh he eighth eX-
tends the privilege Of voters for officers, e
Minors in their respective con?anes.-The
ninth relates u the removal OF Judicial Officers
including Justices Of the Peace.-The 10th
establishes the rights and privileges Of Har
ward College, and renders the Ministers Of any
religious persuasion eligible to the board ct
Oyerseers.-The eieVenth simplihes the oath
of allegisnce.-The tvetth,expunges the test,
and subscription.-The th'rteeHh prevents the
accumulation OF offices IN the same hands
The fourteenth provides for future amend
menls.
We cannot but feel pleased AZ the happy
termination Of the labours Of this highly re-
spectacle body and the people OF Masss-
chusctts have Just cause 70 be grateful for The
H
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-22

spirit OF harmony which has prevailed in their
deliberations, and the moderation which gov
erued them 10 the Allegations, circumstances
rendered expedient ia the great charter Of
their government. The Commonwealth has
added much 10 her former high reputation, by
the character and proceedings Of her Conven-
ton. We extract the conclusion ofthe address
to The people.
Alterdue deliberatiOn, we have decided,
that Il j. most expedIent and proper, that q
large committee Of The Convention shall be in
session 90 The fourth Wednesday Of May
next, 10 receive the re urs from the several
towns : and that this committee shall examine
the returns, and certify the result, TO the Coz
erHor, and 20 he Legislature: which will be
D. session on. and alter the last "Wednesday Of
MAY next. The Legislature will then declare
70 tho people, 10 such manner as the Legisla
ure may see at, THE WILL of the People on
the amendments, which we, submit 10 them
We think this FELLOW CITIZENS, a proper
occasion to alIude to those grateful sentiments,
which we feel, in common with yourselves.
fer the blessings which have been experienced
in tbs Aighig tavoured community.
That pious, virtuous, well informed men
should have been inspired TO seek home on
these shores, and should have been supported
IN al the periIs inseperabie from their enter
prize that their Intelligence, and manly vir
tues, should have been transmitted through
successive generations to descendants, who
dared 10 zvW and 10 effect, termination Of all
Poiu1c0i coHnerion, with po1oertui kingdom
that these descendsnts should have been able,
IN The midst OF war, and Of civil dissention, 10
establish a REPUBLIC. so zCiselg balanced, as 70
accomplish every rational, and benihcent
purpose which they bad IN view, are subjects
which come, 10 our recollection, at this iine.
with peculiar interest. We do feel, and il he
comes US TO acknowledge, that we are favor
ed, and happy people, in our national and
domestic relations. And e,peoiaily tina: while
so much Of The civilized world is struggling
with serious and fearful difficulties, it IS per
mtted 10 this community peaceably to assem-
bic and 10 deliberate, and decide on the best
means Of securing, and perpeIuating, social
BENEFITS, and mqueaioned RIGHTS.
Among the duties Of gratitude is that of
showing, that we are worthy ofthese blessings
by conscientously preserving them among
nhe obligations which are inseparably connect
ed with these blessings. is that of transmitting
them. TO those who are TO come, as faithfully
as they have been guarded for u.s."
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-22

Short Session Tide extra session Of the
LEGISLATURE of Rhode Island, called last week
and at which Gov KNIGHT was elected Sen,
a,or Of the United States, lasted ninety min
gtes. A" a short horse" &c.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-22

The State Of Pennsylvania owns, in thre
Of the Philadelphia Banks, Stock amountu
to g, l08, 700 dollars.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-01
For PASSPORT,

SIS The good schr. MARY SPEAR,
!S3a&4 Robert Perry, master; burtben about
20 bbs aud will be ready to load III tew
days and wants 900 bbls, freight Apply to
JOHN II. LADD& CO.
Who have just received per above vessel,
org James Monroe and schr. Hancock, tor
iie now ,tlOat,
800 casks Thomaston lime
10 N. merchandise boards
6u'onS Plaster
80 bags pepper
80 bbls brown sugar
30 white Hayana'do
~ st. Croix do
10 boxes mp doi
io9qr. Cas- sweet Malaga wine
halt pipe genuine port 10
30 pieces Russia duck
cases ine and common fuEs hats
II paneons West India rum
- casks cut nails of assorted sizes and
"i BEST quality
0ci2 IF
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-01
Bank Stocks.

Bank Stocks.
will at all times buy stocks of the follow.
L ing Banks, at Cine fair market price for
cash-viz:
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of George
town,
Union Bank of Georgetown
Central Bank oil Georgetown and Wash
ington
Bank of Columbia
Bank of Metropolis
Patriotic Bank OF Washington
Bank OF Washington
| also wish TO buy United States 8, IS, 6,
and and c. Stocks-i will buy and sell all
District Banks and other Stocks for a small
Commission all those wishing to buy or
sell, will please to cal! on me. have now
for sale stock OF the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of George
town
Union Bank Of Georgetown
And shall nave in most OF The other Banks
in few days.
nov IL ROMt'LuS RiGGo.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-01
John III. Laid & Co.

OFFER for sale, at reduced prices, for
~ approved paper at long dates
los hhds Muscovado sugar
80 bbls do
loo boxes white st Jsgo do
90 hhds moIasses
+ do honey
"a chests imperial tea
Al do young Tyson do
TOGO bushels Liverpool coarse salt
loco do Lisbon do
IS hhds WI. run
10 bbls coloring
2 do cordial
10 pipes, in pipes, half do. quarter casks
and halt DO Madeira wine
lpipe old Charante coguac brady
2 halt pipes port wine
Hampers white parking champagne
DO pink ito
do Clos voglot burgundy wine
10 cases Hant Brlon ciaret
S half pipes TenerIfe winel
lOquarter casks do
2U 1 casks Comenar do.
10 - Malaga do
4 Malaga sherry
2U bbls vinegar
! hid cherry bounce
20 boxes almonds
80 bbis beef aud pork
80 - No. |, mackerel
10 half do do
800 bbls gross and neat herring.
50 do do shad
500 bushels oats
1000 lbs soa feather of District, New Eng
land and Brazil tanning.
900 tons plaster Ot Paris,
500 grind stones
so FREEDOMS ploughs with extra shares
OF which are kept constant supply
OF every description
Reams writing letters sugar loaf wrap
ping and sbeaihing paper
IL bales India + German goods
3 pieces German duck
Is cases men u boys hnp & coarse hats
5cases coarse shoes
3 boxes large and small ladies' hair combs
2 bales English herring seine Irvine
kegs Virginia manu- aciured tobacco
90 boxes sperm candles
SO tons flal Swedes Iron
25 casks best English gun powder lying
at the Powder house
so bbls red ochre
l Dol indigo
patent balances
4 bales hops
% boxes window glass varCus.sizs
b tlerCes rice
100 haTbGIg demyohHsi-,
81 baskets y halt DO sweet oil
1000 lbs binders 4. ban box boards
coils cordage, handsplkes, hanks, nest
measures y. boxes.
J7 VI
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-01
Just Published
i ND for sale at John A. Stewards book
~ store, price dollar,
The HISTORY
OF rHE
REFORMATION,

Being an abridgment Of burnet's His'oryo
the Reformation of the Church o. EngIa land
Together with sketches OF the lives OF Lu'
Their, Calvin, and Zuingle, the three celebra
led retormers OF the continent. BY tin.
Rev. BENJAMIN ALLEN, hector OF the Parish
of st. Aundre, Virginia.
RECOMMENDATION.
Having been favored with the perusal OF
an abridgment of the history OF the reIcrma-
ton, prepared. for publication by the Rev
B. Allen, with pleasure comply with his
request. in giving il my humble recommen,
dalton. 1t contains The history OF all the
important facts as narrated by Burnet, and
to those who have not the time or the II cans
of consulting that writer, must prove intel.
esting and valuable. There being coDs.
derable class OF persons under these circum.
stances, such work has been wanted, and
I think, the present ole will bt highly &C.
ceptahle, as serving TO meet the existing ex-
igency WILLIAM II. WILMER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-01
For Freight,

The new and superior brig A
.AsaC$ DAMS, Rich, master; burthen "a
''li .eo hhds tobacco, or 1900 bbls. -four,
a -; viii ~ few days be ready TO load: APP
p! 70 }. H. LADD 4 Co.
Who have for sale on board said brig,
S+0 tons Plaster.
sept 2l Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-01
For New Orleans.

Mn The brig Hannah, w. Pearson,
No. master, will sail on the 10th October,
and take freight or passengers on moderate
terms. Apply to w. FOWLE, y Co.
Who hare nov landing from hr..Nidas, and
for sale,
10 tons St. Petersburg hemp.
oct IF
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-01
Freight Wanted,

Freight Wanted,
so, For the ship POTOMAC. Charles
&& Bradford, master; burthen about 500
bids OF tobacco or 1000 bbls -four The
ship in good order and ready to receive a
cargo immediately. For terms apply to
JOHN JANNEY u son.
Who will purchase good wheat and wool
well washed on the sleeps back.
0rThe Editors OF the National ,Intelli.
gencer will please insert the above once
week or three weeks.
SmO9 lawtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-01
For Boston,

For Boston,
In The schnr. Hector, Snow, master,
Evil! sail on Wednesday next; Tor
tslgal OF Zoo bbss. or passage apply 10
A. 4. A. ii. ADAMS,
Who hnVe for Safe,
80 bags coffee
400 sacks salt
5000 bushels 6. A. salt
$50 bhls. prime pork
200 mats Cassia
loo boxes soap
5000 pounds soal leather
90 doZ cali skins
800 resms cap paper
40 hhds English island moiasses
- or casks mountain Malaga wine
Pipes, J pipes, quarter casks Sicily Ma
dei:a wine
100 bags pepper
$50 bbls No. 2 & mackerel
200 bbis ground plaster
Boxes Muscat wine
30 bhls beef, No l. 2
10 bbls bright yarnish,
loo DO tar
10 boxes sweet cordials
nth general assortment OF groceries and
mp chsndlery and pants; which will be sold
os oct 6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-01
For Boston,.

~, The new brig JOHN, J. Spear, Jr.
&ss'E1 master, burlhen about 1900 bbls. she
]. ! very superior vessel, and will be ready
!, 'eaH IN tsS days, and can take 500 bbls
For NewburypOrt,
FPS The good schr. MARY, George
!; ,.ssssN. Howard, master, burthen 900
w., y, !, aud will be dispatched immediately, for
'a'" freight OF passengers apply TO
j. H LADD & Co.
mo have just receiUsd by said 0essels
.so casks rhomaston Lime
% hbls Potatoes
so bushels do
81 N. Boards
Sept2s
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-01
JUST PUBLISHED,
The Laws
OF THE
CORPORATION OF alexandria,

As revised and passed Goth Jan'ry, 1921!
II HIS little, but useful volume has been
i revised by professional geniIeman,.&
contains all the Laws OF the (orFora:ioD,
at present in force, with very satisfactory
index. 1t is neatly and correctly printed, &
must be a necessary book iol every meDtber
oil our town. A lew copies for sale by
JOHN A. STUART.
oct | Z
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-01

John IL. l,add y 20.
lust received from Marseilles per
III brig Venus, and offer ior sale,
loo casks claret wine
loo boxes II bottles each cid claret
q do white wine
s5 do Muscat de Frontignac.
10 pipes brandy
II boxes white soap [soap
500 pale blue, doubled, boiled + marbled
10 casks superhne sweet oil
" baskets u bottles each do
80 dc do do do
5 bags each loco super6ne Corks
lS7 weight Corkwood
For Sale or Freight,
,kE, The good BRIG VENUS, James
S55sS Kelly, master. burtben liz Tons
M Oe in order to receive a cargo in few
days. Apply as above.
Glib oct.