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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11
ReROUaL.
JOHN COX

TJAS removed his Goods TO FOX'S BUILD
4 u ING, Middle Street, corner Of Court Street
directly opposite Nr. Robert Bcyd's store, and
offers for sale very extensive and superior as
sortment of
VeSt Indid Goods e Groceries,
Of the best quality at such prices as will make it
- object for those who purchase for cash to call
Dec. q.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11
JOSEPH ADAMS,

ATTORNEY 1T Law,
HAS removed from GoRHAM to PORTLAND.
e. His Office is in .Miidle-Street, opposite the
Stores Of Messrs. How & EVANS his best atten-
tion will be given to such business as may be en-
trusted to his care Portland, Nor. 81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11
TIMOTHY FLETCHER,

IINIO II III OIhHt,
Has at Private Sale, al Mo. il, Jones Roog,
Exchange Street.
o. Winslow's Patent Cooking Stoves, at reduced
q prices. from the original subscription price.
bale Blfaoe Robes,
do. Sheeting Cottons,
/ case G tilt framed Looking Glasses.
do. Mahogany do do do
2 DO. Glass Ware,
Mahogany Side Board,
20 VI. Russian Quilts,
Auction Commission Business, attended TO as
usual (t.f) Oct. %, Is 81
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11
Stage Tapern in WaidojOrough.

THE subscriber having fitted up her house and
stables in a commodious style, informs her
friends and the public that no exertions will be
spared to please those who do her the favour to
call. MARY BARNARD.
Nov O. 1921
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11

Whalley, or the Devil for there was no other man ~
England that could beat me- The disguised Judge re-
tired into obscurty leaving the spectators 10 ENJOY t
diversion Of the scene and the yanquishment OF the
Boosting champion.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11

The toliogng Ertrcct from tie Charge of Chief JUS
tce MELLEN, as published at the special request of
the Grand Jury Of the County Of Penobscot- Octo-
Der Term 1921.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-03
District of Columbia.

alexandria County IS.
"AS committed to the Jail of this ccun.
w ~ on the Sd inst as a runaway, a ne :
sro man named Kinney ZONES, about 90
years OF age, S feet 10 inches high, well
made and ola Iightish cast; says he has been
accustomed to following the water in the
bay trade. He claims freedom, and states
he hss mother in Baltimore, on Federal
Hill, by the name OF Dorcus Jones. and that
ne served an apprenticeship in Baltimore to
the salmaking business with William Ward.
The owner is desired to come, prove pro-
nefty, pay charges and take him away o.
therwrse he will be disposed of az the law
directs. ANDW. ROUNSAVELL.
jan 10 th2m Jailor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-03
New Shoe and Hat Store.

j. Fl RUNNELLS
I1AS just received, Oh commission. a! his
l. Il new store, opposite Messrs. Patton q
Butchers. K!ng-street, Alexandria, where
eh offers for sale a general assortment OF la
dies, misses, genllemen's, boys and chill
dren's SHOES, OIL every description; also,
genilemen's and boys imitation beaver. ro-
ram, napt and wool HA is, unusually cheap
Tor cash.
He would also inform his former friends
and customers, that he has engaged mum
Der of good workmen IN the boot and shoe
line, who will keep him constantly supplied
with ready made boots and shoes, VI the
very best stock the country will afford,
which, together with constant supply OF
norther shoes, will enable bin TO execute
all orders for the above goods with promp-
titude.
N. B. Ladies and gentlemen wishing
boots or shoes made expressly for them, can,
at short notice, by leaving their measure al
his store.
" anted Immediately, S or 6 Journey
men. on mems and momen's work; none
but good workmen will be employed, and
const ant employment given. march u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-03
For Freight,

AK The superior sChr. ROMfH q,
:, AGsJ James Hedge, master; burthen 900
barrels, will soon be ready 10 load. and
would prefer freight to the West Indies.
Apply 10 JOHN II. LADD d Co.
Who have just received for sale,
100 hhds. Havana molasses
A. bags 10 coffee
81 balfdo {best Hrana segars.
t&qr. do
go tons plaster
100 bush. Nova Scotia seed potatoes &
"a quintals FISH, on board brig Olive.
400 Gallons rect6ed Boston rum
FL bills first quality cider
doz double riyetted shovels
small anchors
Few thousand boards 4. cords frewood.
april 4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-03

A. G.. Cazenoye . Go.
HAVE for sale by the piece or package
Ii large assortment Of
American1
India
German GOODS
Russia Il
English )
Nurdoclfs best London particular Madeira
wine in pipes, half pipes and or. casks
do do market do in do
Malaga wine 10 BALI or. casks
Cognac Brandy in pipes
Molasses Chest retailing) m hhds
Caracas indigo
Spanish sigars
.Swedes iron assorted
Baltimore window glass. every size
Dupont's best Brandywine GUNPOWDER
And few cases Of Milan white stones,
Dutch states, toys and quilts, which
can be sold very cheap.
They are purchasing
Maryland tobacco
Ginseng
.Merino aud SINNERS wool.
And want vessel Off or 300 bbls.
SA> 70 load for an eastern port
&S& march 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-03

Spring Goods.
DOBERT McCREA 4 Co. have just re.
IL ceived from N. York very general
assortment of
Seasonable Dry Goods,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Sheppard's best black and blue cloths and
cassimeres
ed quality cloths and cassimefes. sattinets
Long and short yellow nankeenss blue do
Marseilles vestingsj satin striped black silk
10
Canton grapes, Grape robes and shawls
Mixed and black camblels, black leeantine
Black sinchews and sarsnets, black bomba-
White, black and green Italian grapes
Silk and kid gloves, silk and cotton hosiery
Ginghams, 81 and fashionable prints
Cotton cambrics, jackonet cambrics, leno
muslin
Sprigged and plain book and null nuslins
Muslin inserftngs. edgiDgs and hounces
Irish linens and steam loom sbrtings
Loom figured and tamboured muslin robes
Fringed and plain parssols, silk umbrellas
Russia and Scots sheeiings, cznaburgs
SD Venetian stair carpetings, "A do
White and colored domestic cotions. DC. &c.
Which 10 their former stock renders their
present assortment very complete. As they
are determined to sell nothing on credit,
except 10 their old punctuaI customers, their
goods will be offered at very low prices.
Those who have been long indebted to
them are respectfully requested to settle
their accounts as much lebger indulgence
cannot be granted.
aPrill7 3t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-03

For New-York.
ss> The sloop RANGER. capt, Smith,
49, will be ready TO load in three days.
and take freight for that port, on reasonable
terms. Apply to WIN, FOWLE & Co.
Who have for sale said s!oops cargo of
40. 900 feet merchandise lumber
Also lending from The schr. Eliza,
80 bills New York prime pork
aDril 6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-03
For Freight,

ror Freight,
xSg The good schr. CARR, Jo-
EAA seph Merryman, master; burther a.
boat 600 barrels. She is only years old,
and will IN few days, he ready 10 load =
Freight to southern poIt. or New DIRK,
" i'll have preference. Apply to.
JOHN II. LADD & co.
Who haze Just rece,ued for sale,
loo ) gallon demUohns
loo gallon do
"a baskets of l2 bot Fresh a.l BGr ds;'us
II do of do } oil
40 bbiS prime pork
90 do do beef
6 boxes cotton and wool cards, assorted
numbers april 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-03
For Boston.

kG> The good scbr. UNION, Robert
ESA Elbridge, master; burthen d bout 500
bis now loading and having two thirds OF
her cargo engaged. will sail N two OF three
DAYS. Tor freight of balance. apply TO
april JOHN n LADD Il Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-03

Ut,equalted IN .4merica'
NO. 759 drew few days since. the great
~ prize OF
100000 Dollars, /
and was owned by gentleman OF Virginia,
and not long since No. $40 also drew the
magnificent prize OF
100000 Dollars,
This was owned by two ladies and gen
tleman in New York. Both oil the above
prizes were sold by S. Il nj. Allen, who
advanced The cash at sight to the fortunate
owpers. The public Are aware that S. 4
NJ. Allen have in addition 10 the above,
sold and advanced the cash for numerous
prizes OF D5o 600, 80 900, 25,ooo, 20. 900.
Ia, 900, &c. to greater extert than any o.
the persons in the United States. They
have tor sale tickets in the
Grand National Lottery,
Now drawing, which will he completed
within three weeks. The prizes are all
floating, and are as follows:
} prize of $500" dolls.
nf 5000
10 of 1000
8 Of 500
18 Of loo
will draw again on Friday next. Gain
of the wheel 60 900 dollars.
Whole tickets DIG, shares in proportion,
also, tickets al Dx8, shares in proportion.
Tor sale in the
Consolidation Lottery,
The drawing will positively take place
Al IA l.. H.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-03
Notice.

I EFT the employment of the Subscri
Llbrr, on the morning OF the eth instant,
a NEGRO MAN, named Fielding, about 5
feet 6 inches high, and thirty years of age;
his clothing not ieceollected, but tina, of an
ordinary farm hand. He Is well formed OF
dark complexion, down look, and slow il
his articulation.
A reward pt Ten Dollars will be given
for him, il taken in the county of Fairfax,
or Alexandra; or Thirty Dollars if taken
out OF them when delivered to my agent,
'lr. Seul, or lodged in any safe jaol
BUSHROD WASHINGTON.
march30
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-03

Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington.
Where may be had tickets and shaies in
the New York and Philadelphia lottery.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-03
THURSDAY MORNING, MAYS, 1921.
austrian .}rmy on The Banks OF
the Pol!

NE fO!!
DY accounts from Europe We have learnt
ID that the AUSTRIAN ARMY has aclu-
ally commenced operations agaIns, the pso
pie of NAPLES, or IN other word. they
arc using every exertion to crush the DAWN
OF LIBERTY in Europe; but i've hope those
tyrannical rulers, who commit the greatest
enormitIes under The name OF the 'iioty
Alliance" will shortly be stopped in their
career, by the praisewoIIby exertions OF
some of our patriotic citizens who will
shortly send on. supplies 10 The suffering
Neapoli'uns, for the purpose of which they
purchased several tickets in the
GRAND \ ATiU\Ai LOTTERY.
Which are certain of obtaining prizes--and
as the grand capital prize of
10000 dollars.
May come out on Wednesdny merit, all ti'i-
zens who wish to aid in the establishment OF
LIBERTY THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
will do well to apply Immediately at
RUNNEL'S
Lottery Office,
King street, Alexandria.
Where few more lucky numbers are
still on hand Be i! remembered that Run
nels has within these few months distribut
ed ID his friends FOUR THOUSAND DOL
LAR IN CASH. april 20.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-03

Coffee, Tea, &c.
JOHN Fl. LADD & Co. have just receiv-
- ei and offer Tor sale,
IaS bags ST. Domingo coffee
7hds do do
10 chests imperialt tea
l9 boxes white Cuba sugar
8 do brown do do
1870 tons plaster
For Freight,
s{1 The brig VENUS, Kelley,
go master, burthen 900 bbls.
Also.
8A The schr. SUSAN, Baxter, bur-
GG tnen 1000 barrels.
ALSO,
S& The schr. HOPE, Frispy; hurIhen
SL 700 bbls. all good vessels. Apply
as above. march ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-03
PENNSYLVANIA Oats.
Notice Is hereby given,

Notice IS hereby given,
WHAT application will be made 10 The
president and directo Of the Little
River Turnpike Company, for the renew
al Of two certificates of stock No. 437 T.
1873, standing in the name OF Daniel C..
Brent, dece ased.
march l2-lm VIM BRENT, Jr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-03
Tobacco
Leesburg Turnpike
ROAD COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given, to the stock
/ holders, that the fourth instaImeht OF
Ten Dollars on each share of The new stock
Chat is the stock subscribed since the Isl
day OF October 1881 is sailed for and re.
CURED to be paid on or before the 10th day
of May nexl.-Those who have not paid ur
the former calls must DO so without delay.
THO. H. MOTT. Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-03

For Freight,
AZ Three good SCHOONERs, one
&,csrries loco. and the others 800 bbls
each, they will go to Bermuda OF some cas-
Tern ports IN preference and will soon be
ready to load. Apply 10
JOHN H. LADD e. Co.
Who have received for sale,
$50 bUxes Smoked Herrings
march Q
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-24

Excellency. and the House, in sdvert,,,
to. it, have much satisfaction in avail
themselves of your Excellency's decla,'
ton, "that the Acts of the Asscmhl.
speak for themselves, and can only he \.
cided on by the highest authority"
The House have also to observe 70 49,.
Excellency, that they should feel tSsm
selves yielding to an unjustifable forbs.a
ance, if, in replying to your Message, thu,
failed to refer to the extraordinary l.!
guage and insinuations contained in !, ~H'
Had your Excellency reflected. H.,
Laws, being Public Rules of Condua.
must be essentially dependent for tb.;,'
successful execution on the mora ;ns sf
ence they may have on the Public M;na
would your Excellency, in the yerv ~,
of inviting one of the constituent parts ~
the Legislature, to perform its Lec;s.
tive Functions, have used language coa
veying insinuations on its char
which, iftrue, would ~disqualify it for +.
gislation, and destroy all ccnfdenc. ;s
Acts emanating from its authority, III
What confidence could be renos.d :
the proceedings of a Body guided bv ,ha
mistatements of a violent Faction, W..
purity could be looked for in messura.
flowing from a source corrupted by ira
ligion and disloyalty' And what obs-
dience could be given to Legislative Aets
tainted with the spirit of a disappointed
Party.
The House feeling themselves placed
in a situation so new and EMBARRASSING
despairing of any cordial co-operatiin
with your Ex~cellency, or any bcne6cil
results from their Legislative efforts
have come to the determination of waitin,
His Majesty's Decision on the Petition
they have preferred and till then an
disposed to decline further Legislative
Proceedings"
Thursday, HAY 8, 1921.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-24
MESSAGE IN REPLY.

May it please your ErceHency,
"The House of Assembly in reply to
your Excellency's Message of the 5Oth
ult. in the concluding part of which they
are called upon to proceed to business,
have to observe-that your Exccllency, on
reference to their Minutes, will discover.
that Immediately on the commencement
Of the Session, the several Bills which
were recommended by your E~xcellency
were entered upon, and would probably
ere this have completed their forms, Il
your Excellency had not been pleased, in
your various communications tothe House.
to have discovered views so novel and un.
precedentedi in their accustomedsystem of
Legislation, as made it proper for them
to pause. The House therefore, after the
most anxious consideration of the circum-
stances in which they were placed by
your Excellency's proceedings and the in
furious consequences which were likely to
ensue to the best interests of the country.
came to the determination of humbly De-
titioning his Majesty ~thereupon. This
Petition has been communicated to your
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-24
Norfolk, Mau 81.

N0ItoE, Ndy2l.
To Capt. Freeman, Of the schr. Ran
ger, and a friend, the Steamboat Hotel
Reading Room is indebted to the Hamil-
ton (Ber.) Gazette to 5th inst. and the
Bermudian from cath March to 9th inst.
inclusive. The only article worth extract
ing is the communication ofthe Governor
to the Colonial Parliament, and their re-
ply, upon the subject of their late differ
ences, which have resulted in a memorial
from the Legislature to the King, and a
determination, that they will suspend
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-11-28
din.

At sea, on the 9th inst. Mr.. Tristram Stiles,
of this town, aged 81. He fell from on board
schooner Enterprise, on her passage from Fall
mouth to Charleston, and was drowned.
AT Grafton, on the 9th inst. of consumption,
Mr.. Elijah Case, aged 81, of the late firm of
Wheeler & Case. Printers n, N. Hampshire
and Vernaort are requested TO insert this death. l
In Lancaster, on the 18th inst. Mr., John
Hyde, halter, aged so. Printers in H.as State
and Connecticut are requested to notice the
ADORE.
At Oxford, Mr.. Timothy Davis, aged 81.
Printers an The State of Maine are requested TO
insert HtiS death.
In Grafton, on the 9Th inst. Miss Abigail Lee
land, wife of Mr.. Samuel Leland, in the esd
year of her age.
At Millbury, on the 18th inst Mr.. Aquilla
Cheney, aged So.
In Petersham, ON the 9th inst. Mrs. Lydia
Wheeler, aged GO. Printers in Nesc- York and
Termont are requested 10 notice his death.
At Barre, Mr.. John Eames, aged Al.
In Western, after distressing sickness Of
five days, Mary Emily Knight, eldest child of
MIR. Theophilus Knight, aged I
In Bloomfield, IN. W Capt. Robert Taft,
aged 70, formerly of this county.
In Guilford, (Vt.) on the 10Th inst. of a
paralytick affection, Mrs. Patience Root, in
the 18th year of her age.
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JUST PUBLISHED.

find for sale, at the Bookstore of Mr..
GEO. A. TRUMBULL,
T" HE BENEFITS RESULTING TO THE FAM
LY OF MAN FROM THE MEDIATION OF
JESUS CHRIsT"-a Sermon delivered
atKeene, N. FL, August Is, 1919.
Also" The moral PURPOSES OF ANCIENT
SACRIFICES, OF THE Mosaic RITUAL, AND
OF CHRISTIAN OBsERvANcEs"-a Dis
course, to the delivery of which, OBJ
lections were then made +; with re-
lation of the extraordinary circum-
stances in. which their publication
originated.
By AARON BANCROFT, D. D.
Price, 90 cts single-$2 per doz.
Worcester, Noe %, 1921.
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From the New-Yori, Evening Post, Nov. 20. ]
DEPTH OF ,BERGA.NL

OE.iIH Or BERGH.NI.
We have received by one of the last
arrivals from England the following
hand-biil dressed in mourning.
The extraordinary death of Bergami, TAX
en- from Bells Weekly Messenger, a
London paper.
An evening paper says, we have been ia
voured with the following extract of letter
from Milan, by commercial house in the city
of the highest responsibility, and whose mer-
camille connexions in Italy are of great extent.
MILAN, Wednesday morning, Sept. 5. :
We were all much astonished to hear of
the Queens death: it was indeed sudden.
But viii you not likewise be surprised to hear
that de famous M. Bergami is also dead? The
Queen died on the 18th he died on the 10th,
with a complaint in his bowels. | first heard
it reported in this city, ard had it confirmed
On my visit TO the Villa d'Este, ON the Lake of
Como. This is where the Queen lived, and it
still belongs to her. orat least to heF executors"
The letter from which this paragraph is TAX
en-, is written by an English gentleman, a branch
of the family and establishment in London that
has so kindly communicated 10 u.s.. These cir
cumstances are sufficient warrant, that, in
forwarding this intelligence, (and we have seen
the original letter, no deception was intended,
nor any thing bu: mere statement Of interest
ing news, which the writer took the best means
in his power to authenticate. We therefore
conceive that the above notice of Bergami's
death is fully entitled to credit, so far as it
goes; and the probability Of itsbcing perfectly
well founded, is strengthened by the fact, that,
contrary to all expectation, that celebrated in
dividual was not heard of during her Majesty's
funeral on the continent.
Our readers viii observe, that it is positively
stated, that the report of Bcrgami's death,
which the writer heard at Milan, was confirm
ed TO him at the Villa 6'Este, whittier he af-
forwards went.
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NOTICE.

EvHE Subscriber wishes to in
n form his Friends and the Publick, that
he has commenced business in Petersham, and
has on hand general Assortment Of SEA
SONaBLE GOODS-which he offers for
sale, on reasonable. terms, for Cash, Produce,
Siraw- Brad, or Ashes.
SAMSON WETI1ERELL.
Petersham, Noe. 10, 1921.
N. B.-Weavers may be supplied with Yarn
to weave on reasonable terms. 6w
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Garick's Precebts to Preachers.

tS"S SCICHCo ~ fCGLItCfSs
The celebrated Garrick having been
requested by DIR. Stonehouse to favour
HIM with his opinion as to the manner
In which sermon ought to be deliver
ed, the English Roscius sent him the fol-
lowing judicious answer -
My dear PnpiLYou know how you
would feel and speak in parlour, con-
corning friend who was in imminent
danger of his life, and with what ener-
getick pathos of diction and countenance
/ you would enforce the observance of
that which you really thought would be
for his preservation. You could not
think of playing the orator, of studying
your emphasis, cadences and gestures
You would be yourself; and the inter-
esting nature of your subject impressing
your heart. would furnish you with the
most natural tone of voice, the most
proper language, the most engaging
features, and the most suitable and
graceful gestures. What you would
thus be in the parlour, be in the pulpit
and you will not fail 70 please, to affect,
and to profit. Adieu, my dear friend.
religious society has been recently
established at Paris, under government.
sanction, entitled the "Societie de la
Morale Chretienae y its purpose is to
apply the precepts Of Chris tianity to the
relations of social life-both Catholicks
and Protestants are among its support
eIs.
In London, the title Dandy has fallen
into disuse, having been superseded by
the more expressive and elegant terms
COrinthian and Exquisite.
The fashion of short sleeves for la
dies has become universal in Paris.
They expose their arms to the tip of
their shoulder. The physicians have
exclaimed loudly against it, but Fashion
laughs at their warnings.
One thousand Clerks are employed in
the Bank of England.
Peru lron.-II the town of Peru. in
Clinton Co. IN. " nine FORCES have
already been erected, and others are
contemplated. Iron abounds in that
part OF the State and great quantities
OF excellent iron will be transported on
the Northern Canal to our markets.
The Spanish schooner Carlota, with
$50 slaves on board, was overset by a
tornado, and all on board persisted ex-
cept twelve.
" The only notice we can take of the
communications from 6 .Aristides,n is to say,
that they came to us charged Nth postage
We overlooked similar neglect of the same
correspondent a few weeks since. Gentlemen
ought to consider that we cannot afford to pag
for communications.