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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-05-30
MASSACHUSETTS, 9pp.
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NTII.L be offered for Sale, at
Sherlf,s Sale.

Worcester, IS. May 7, 1921.
A TTACHED, by virtue of an
IN Execution, and will be sold at Publick
vendue, on the premises, on Wednesday, the
sixth day of June next, at 9 o'clock, P. NJ
all the Right, Title, and Interest which JOHN
SYLVESTER has to redeem two mortgaged
pieces of Land, situated in the easterly part of
Leicester-one piece containing about ffty
acres, with the Buildings, on which he now
hves-the other lot containing about 40 acres,
and known by the name of the Con,siock Land,
DANIEL UPHAM, ID. Sheriff.
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LANCASTER
Boarding School.
hrs. PETROLEUM. Dauglter

W1LL open Day & BOARD
w ING scHooL for Young Ladies, the Sd
Monday in May instant, in Lancaster, about
half mile north of the Meeting-H ouse.--In-
struction will be given in all the Branches Of
English Education, together with Ornamental
NeedleworlS, Drawing and Painting. Partic-
ular attention win be paid to Composition and
Polite Literature.
Terms, for Board and Tuition. S28
per Quarter.--O Ornamental Needle,oork. Dsa,o-
ing and Pa'nfang will be an additional charge
of 50 per Quarter.
Mrs. PEABODY hatters herself that she
can give satisfaction to those who may favour
her with their patronage, as she has been ern-
ployed in the business nearly all the time for
twenty years past; and has been in the habit
OF preparing Young Ladies for instructing
Schools and Academies. She intends her
School shall be equal to any Ladies' Academy
in the State.
Lancaster, May II, 1921. CIV
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"OnOhol Eds' Wedned0y, MAY 80, 1921. Who'll
Forester Agricultural Society.
A T a Meeting of the WoR-

L a Meeting of the WoR-
In cEsTER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. on
Thursday, the 10Th of April, 1821--the follow
ing Officers were elected for the ensuing wear /.
DANIEL WALDO, President.
STEPHEN WILLIAMS, FIRST ce-Pres;dent.
JONATHAN RUSSELL, Second Y. President
THEoPHILUs WHEELER, Treasurer.
LEVI LINCOLN, Corresponding Secretorv
EDWARD ID. BANGs, Recording Secretarg.
TRUSTEES.
Jonas Kendall, Leonsinster Henry Penn;-
man, .Nsac- BrGintree; Seth Hastings. JMendon /.
Oliver Fiske, Worcester; Reuben Skies. do |;
Thomas Chamberlain, do. Lewis Barnard.
do; Nathaniel StoweI, do. Sias Holman.
Bolton; Stephen P. Gardner, do. Aaron
Tufts, Dudley Jonathan Davis, Oxford sa-
lem Iowne, jun. Charlton; Bezaleel Taft. iun.
Orbradge; Benjamin Adams, do. Thomas II.
Blood, Sterling, Lewis Bigelow, Petershum !.
John Warren, Grafton Jonathan Wheeler
do; John Batcheller, do. (; Joshua w. Leland
do; lothian Bush, Boyiston Lovett Peters.
Westborough; Seth Lee, Barre /; Nathaniel
Jones, do; Nathaniel P. Denny, Leicester !:
Jacob Fisher, Lancaster; Perly Hunt, Milford !.
William lager, Northborough Simeon ORA
per, Brookfeld Seth Field, do. Daniel Ten
ney, Sutton Lemuel Davis, Holden. Aaron
Pelrce, JNai6pry; Asa Goodell, jun. do: A.
dolphus Spring, NOnhbridge Nathaniel
Crocker, ePorton; Ward N. Boylston, Prince
ton; Zadock Gates, Rutland; Joseph Esta-
brook, RoyalstOn Nathan Howe, Shrewsbury.
Thomas Drury, jun. Wardj Ezra Wood. Union,
Worcester, .May2.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-ofiSe, May Is, 1921.
To the Creditors and Heirs of RELIEF
WHITNEY, late Of Harvard, IN said
County, deceased, and to all Others con-
cerned IN the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
N pear (if you see f0 at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in June next, at one
OF the clock, after noon, to show cause WHY
the Accounts Of the Administration of said
Estate should not be allowed, and the balance
distributed to the Creditors and you will be
heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Postponed.

YSHE Sale of the Materials Of
n the Mansion House ofthe late LII. Gov.
GILL, advertised to be sold at PnbIiclS Auc-
ton, ON Thursday, the nth of May, on account
otthe weather, was postponed to THURSDAY,
the 3lst inst. the day after the General Elec.
ton, at o'clock, inthe afternoon-at which
time it will be sold without reserve.
CHARLES RUSSELL, .asct'r
Princeton, Nay 10, 1921.
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Shingles for Sale.

YNHE Subscriber, at his Store
IL in Royalston, offers for sale--a large
quantity Of good SHINGLES, at very low
price, such as cannot but be satisfactory 10 the
purchaser He also intends keeping them
constantly for sale, at Grafton, with the care
of MIR. Samuel Wood, and at Sutton with Mr..
Israel Putnam and Mr.. Jacob March.
~ RUFUS BULLOCK.
ROyalston, .4pnl 80, 1921.
NJ B.--As usual, an extensive Assortment
of EUROPEAN, INDIA, WEST-INDIA. s.
DOMESTICK GOODS, &c. &c. on the most
accommodating terms, for cash, produce, short
credit at cash prices, or long credit with fair
promlsess--h. b. CIV
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Surgery and Physick.
DR.. SMITH, Leominster-

PRESIDE the usual operations
n of Surgery, devotes his practice particu-
larry to diseases of the eye, where blindness is
IN consequence of cataract, alterations of the
cornea, &c.-ulcers of the throat, mouth, lips,
monhoids--fstula in ano-scrofulous
aud cancerous affections on different parts of
the -scirrhus-indolent and in
hammatory tumours peculiar to the breasts of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the Skin
Kheumatick Complaints of elderly people
diseases of the Urinary Organs--Poiypus of the
Nose-and morbid affections of the hip. knee
and other joints.
He has had experience in those kinds
of diseases in hospitals, where they are contin-
ually presenting, in Boston, New-York, and
several cities in the southern States. under the
guidance of the most experienced practitioner.
Worcester, May 16, 1921. If
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The Euterpeiad.

,VENHE First Volume of the En-
II terpeiad, or Musical TnleRtgencer and
Ladies' Gazette, ended in April. The Second
Volume has commenced, much improved and
considerably enlarged, comprising eight quar-
to pages, with sheet of Musick in eyery num-
Der, and is published semi-monthly, on Satur-
days, at So per annum, by
JOHN R. PARKER.
No. 2, .lilk-Street.
Boston, Mays.
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Imported DRY Goods.

Imitation Linen Sheet
ings,
Irish Linen Shirtings,
Steam loom Cotton do.
White Cambricks,
Black do.
Colour'd do.
Cambrick Muslins,
Imita'n India Muslins.
Plain Null do.
Figur'd do.
Tamb'd Book do.
Leno do.
Ginghams,
bingham Muslins,
Cambricl Gown Pat
terms,
Calicoes & Cambrick
Prints-a'handsome
assortment,
Canton Crapes-infe-
riour to the realNan-
kin, but not excell-
ed by any Canton
Grapes in Boston,
French & Italian do.
White Silk Lace,
White Satin,
Florence Silk,
Black Levantine do.
Black Sinchaw,
Russia Diaper,
Birds Eye do.
Ladies' Colour'd Kid
Gloves,
Do. Castor do.
Do. Silk do.
Ladies' Cotton Hose,
Gentlemen's do. do.
Do. Marble Half do.
Do. White do. do.
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DRY GOODS = GROCERIES,

besides other kinds which the injuries of
customers, from time to time, may induce them
to procure. The articles hereinafter enume-
rated will be found in their present. Assort-
ment; and they will use the greatest pains so
to replenish and to increase the same, that it
wiii be found sufficient for the accommodate
ton of such as may be pleasedto patronize
them
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!; Jubilee Cords,
! Dimoty,
, Brittania Hdkfs.
!: Fancy Hall Hdkfs.
; Naval Victory do.
. Flag Silk do.
; Black Silk do.
; Silk Mourning shawls,
Imitation do. do.
!, Light Imitation do.
, Furniture Patch,
; Floss Cotton,
!, Cotton Balls, assorted
!, in Boxes,
; English Pins,
! Do. in Boxes,
, Pearl Shirt Buttons,
!. Bone Polished do.
. Sewing Silk,
! Button Moulds.
. Bonnet Wire,
; Gilt Coat and Vest
Buttons,
Suspender do.
Tapes and Bobbins,
Silk Braid,
Assorted Ribbons,
; No. 8 Dutch Ribbons,
s for Shoemakers,
; Galoons,
5 Marseilles Vesting,
! Silk Florentine do.
. Nankinett,
, Cashmere Shawls--.
| fring'd, with and
, without borders,
, White Flannel,
, A few pair Nankin
Pantaloons, at 7f6.
, Bingham Umbrellas,
, Brown Holland.
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NoNe, LOCKWOOD, NcI &c.
.4lso--a supply of BLACK INK pow
DER, and of the LIQUID INK, in Jugs,
ready for use, of superiour quality,
prepared by Maynard Noyes.
~ Some articles we have omitted to
purchase for the present on account of their
scarcity; and by waiting, it is hoped, we
shall be able soon to offer them at lower
prices.
It is proper that we apprize the Pub
lick, that our intention is, to sell for Cash !.
and we shall, from principle of prudence. be
obliged to decline keeping long accounts, even
with our best friends. We will not pretend to
undersell our neighbours but, buying our
goods with the utmost care to obtain them
good and cheap, and adding then but very
moderate profit, we hope to satisfy those who
may call, and to obtain for ourselves an honest
livelihood.
SAMUEL B. MANNING.
WILLIAM MANNING. JR.
Worcester, May %, 1921.
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Another Store,
find a handsome Supply Of
FRESH GOODS.

TNHE Subscribers would re-
u spectfully acquaint the Publick, hat
they have formed connection in business, un-
der the Firm of
WILLIAM MANNING, JR. e. CO /.
They have taken the Green Store, latelyoc-
cupied by JAMES WILSON, ESQ. Postmsstef, in
the building nextb but one south of Col. SIKEs,s
Inn, where they intend keeping an Assort-
ment of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-09
Latest from England.

The following interesting foreign news wa:
received by the editors of the New ork
Daily Advertiser brought ty the ship
Hercules, capt. Cobb, 40 days from Ii.
verpool The dates are to Jan. 81.
Liverpool, Jan. 90
The demand tor cotton, which has been
limited for some weeks past was further
checked by the arrival of twenty vessels
from the States in the last five days. The
import in this week, is upwards of 10000
and the sale amounts to only 4 goo bags
We quote Uplands at Il lod. and very
good Ioi; Sea Island Ia 90, and New Or.
leans, s a l2i per ID There is nothing
doing in rice Old flour continues negl-c'
ted, and new is in but little request. The
Sd regulation averageof wheat is 54s I'd
For POO bols Of Montreal POT ashes, 3Ss a
33s Cd per cwt. has been given. Several
parcels of faxseed have come forward, Blu,
there is no demand at 62s per hid
A great nany Jews had sailed from Odes'
Sd in 1890 for Palestine. Their new colo
ny at Tiberias, it is said, will be very popu,
lous
Her royal bighne,s the Princess Dowagel
Paulina, of Detmolc, died about the Isl OIL
January.
Thirty four American vessels arrived al
Hamburg in 1899.
The king of Spain has been invited to at
tend the congress Of sovereigns. The Cortes
were to assemble ON the 9th Of January. to
take an opinion on the subject OF his go.
ing.
While the cong regation we're assembled
[2ooo in number} at the new chapel, in
Birmingham, some persons cut off the con.
Meeting gas pipe, and left them all in total
darkness. The screams of the females and
children, and the stencil of the gas, caus.
ed great alarm.
At the court of Kings Bench. Jan. 10,
Mrs. Jane Carlisle was found guilty of Ii
bel, in approving the intentions of the Cato
street conspirators
A new tragedy entitled Montalto, has
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FROM CAPE HAYTiEN,

Boston, March2.
By the arrival at Gloucester of schooner
Agenorla, captain Harraden, in twenty days
from Cape Haytien, We have been furnish
ed with the following intelligence. Capt.
II. who sailed on the 9th of February, re-.
ports business of all kinds in state of stag
nation at theCape. In consequence of want
of organization in the government of the
place, no order was preserved or regulation
enforced. No courts ofjustice having been
established. gross excuses and imposition,
were daily practsed upon foreigners. Vi
We la liberte was the hue and cry among
the soldiers and the people.
1t was reported that an expedition of some
nature was on float; several regiments had
marched from the vicinity of the Cape, and
two Others were ordered to he in READINGS SIS
for marching. Conjectures as to the desti-
nation of the troops were various-some
were of opinion that Boyer was about to take
the Spanish part Of the island, as the Spa
siards e.for.ilying at Port aa Plat. II
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XIX READING ROOM ~
&&M M ARINE JOURNAL. &a
PORT OF ALEXA.NDRLa.. March {
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schnr Patriot, Bunker. Saco; lumber +
William Fowle 4. Co.
Schnr Hollis, Snow, Carolina; shingles 10
B. Cooper. on board.
Schpr Oliver, Higgins, Bath; lumber 10
J. II. Laid 4. Co.
Schnr Cash, Beal, do; lumber 10 do
Left schnr Moses, from Saco, aground above
the Fort.
Steam boat Potomac, Middleton, FIN Nor
folk, with passengeIs--was compelled, from
the severity Of The weather, to take shelter
under New-Point, which accounts for be-
late arrival at this place. The Po'omat
leaves here for Norfolk tins day, at the uss
al hour.
sNorfoK March 5.
Put in distress--Scbr. Mary. ClaIksot
from Alexandra. The NJ. was bound a
Newbury port, but having been run foul q
on Saturday morning last. ahout three .
clock, ky the steam boat Potomac, Gap
Middleton. bound TO Alexandra and con'''
erabIy injured. her main boom carried aTa
and her stern torn down TO the transom, d.
put in to repair damage
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We are authorised and requested 10 an
nounce to the electors OF The Congressional
district, composed of the counties OF Prince
William, Loudoun and Fairfax, that SYD-
NOR BAILEY, esq. is a candidate .Or their
suftrages at the ensuing election
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POstsc lipt.
SERIOUS FIRE AT NEW yopr


A little before o'clock on Sund,v
ing, (March Al a fire broke out in an. "'
the buildings corner OF Broadway and r -,
Ton streets, which consumed 8 or IN hn,,
ings before it was got under. '
On Broadway, conner OF Ful,on.stree, ".
Writings book Store, bum, down 49,,
great loss OF DO uks, in sheets, sio,s W.
joining. upoccupied. MI BIlss's boob 60.
and the two stores next adjoining. W..
burnt.
In Fulton-street, grocery store uey,,
the corner Of Broadway, ard Mr.. Ro,,,,
large fire proof building adjoining vh,,t
were entiely consumed, with the e,,s,
ton Of the front walls. In all, ten dwe,;,,
houses and stores were consumed, wilb'
considerable amount Of property.
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Died,

SUDDENLY of an appoplexy, on SundaI
Evening, the 4th inst JOHN THOMAS RIct
ETTs, ESQ. of Alexandra, ID c.
(Richmond Paper.
On the 9Th inst. at the residence OF NJ
Benjamin Mitchell, sen. Fairfax county, Va
ZAcBtRA PARvIN, in the 3oth year Of Bis
age. His occupation has been stage di
yer from the age of fifteen. within H.
teen months past, he commenced dr.
wing on the line from Alexandria to WIN.
chester, and continued until the above
W he leading bis horses into the stable, be
was kicked by the first, and fell never more
TO rise.
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" ew. York, March }
MELANCHOLY sHIPWRrCK

The ship Statira, captain Pattep, who Al,
riv ed last evening in short passage ,ron
New. Orleans, on the 96th ult. in lat 30 |;
long 70, 10, fell in with the wreck of,B.
schooner EhzoJeth, Vail, of Midde,owD
from Mantanzas for Savannah which h.,
been upset in squal on the I6lb, and filled
with water On cutting away the mssts fl.
vessel righted. Mr.. Francis Sage, of Mid.
dIetown, and Mr.. C. Weygent, of Penn.
sylvania, owners Of the cargo, and .lIt.
White of St. Johns, Cuba, formerly Of
Charleston. persisted on the wreck-TOok
off the residue, consisting Of the captain and
crew, 6 in number, who had been in mos
deplorabe situation for ! | days, witbou,a.
ny sustesance. They are yet unable to
stand.
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Lands for Sale.

WILL be sold on SATURDAY , nea,
w at the late dwelling OF Wm' Iy;ag %
de ceased, bout 800 acres OF lanu ed Iap'
the county of Alexandra. d " FERNS Ferns
is laid off in 40 or SO acre lots. iaro q
sale ca sh, and that TO be par, S Wilt
ih. day OF sale, otherwise The lah ha.srs It.
resold instantly at the first P nT
spunsibilily. J. d. HARRiSOHir ,,ors.
JACOB BONTZ'tAV'
march 8
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For Freight,

az Three good S(HCONERS, CO.
~ carries loco, and the others 800 bO'
each, they will 60 to Bermuda or soHe ca !,
tern ports IN preference and will soon v
ready to load. Apply to =.
JOHN II LADD y 10
Who have received for sale,
1870 boxes Smoked Herrings
march 9
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The Steam Boat Dandy,

Will commence running twice Gay ~,
Washington to Alexandra; Leaving inc An J,f
tern Branch. Commercial wharf, even d I
at 8 o'clock in the morning. for AIexsno; osi
leave Alexandra a: 10 o'clock, fcr 'n sh,,;
of the Potomac Bridge, Leno2' for
leave the bridge at two o'clock r. S, n,
Alexandra; leave Alexandra al T. w. esn {,
Eastern Branch. Passage twen'y.n, VIE
N. B. Any persons wishing 10 ,; a
party of pleasure to any further di''a'''
will please to give days notice.
march 9
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DrsrRucrIvE FIRE AT suRINAM.

NJ Surinam. arrived here on Saturday even
ing. the 2S,h inst. despatched hltner oy
bis excellency governor Valiant, Wild a
communication, to his nonor freSiden'
Jobn Brs,bwaite Skeete, and several re-
snectable commercial houses here, OIL an
alarming FIRE, which took place in the town
Of Paramaribo, or Sunday 9lst inst. al
O'Clock, P M. commencing near Tue 1851
dence OF w. A. Caistairs, esq on The gree"'
and burnt with undated fury until lues-
day morning Esd inst. laying IN ashes 'ne
whole of the front part of the town. as iar
hack as the residence of Adam Cameron
esq. taking in its way the whole OF the
bouses and spacious stores, from ole END
of The water sice to the other-leavlng the
greater part OF the population destitute OF
house, home, shelter Of any kind, or pro-
vision, every species of which was con-
sumed by the devouring element. 1t IS
sand that 600 houses were burnt to the
ground.
FURTHER INTELLIGENCE FROM BUENos
AYRES.
Extract of letter dated buenOs Ayres'
Dec. 3.
Peace had been made with the .Hontevl-
deans land things seemed to assume brIgh'
ter appearance, when news was received
that the Avaucanian Indians were entering
the country. They attacked town on the
borders of Salte. about ~ Leagues on, Kill
ed every man, and carried oti all the wo-
men and children; they were headed oy
Crerera, WIN Is natural enemy to the peo-
pie of this city and San Marln, and who
brutality murdered two of/his brothers,
The Indians OF the provinces in the south
east, have also destroyed several extensive
farming towns,
Paraguay sllll keeps itself locked up from
all internal communication.
Entire Rios has receded from the Union,
and has declared itself an independent
state.
do not think that Lima will be takep by
San Martin. By the Generals reports his
dispatches resembling those OF bonaparte s
he says, "he landed at Pico, abou. 40 leag
from Lima, aud advanced ABOUT Ia leagues,
where be was very well received" Tbs
looks something like cock aid bull
story.
Lord Cochrane has been defeated sever
al times at Callaos, tbs port of Lima The
Spanish Vice Roy is reported to have 49,
600 unier his command and to be a man OF
great merit San Martin has 1000 infantry
and 5000 cavalry.
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been brought forward at Drury lane theatre
at Goyent Garden, new tragedy has also
been brought forward called M sndoia.
Fouche, Duke ui Otranto, died at Trieste
9Th Dec.
Prince Metternich arrived at Laybach 4th
January. The Emperor Alexander was ex-
pected to arrive on the 7th. The EpIsco-
pal Palace had been prepared Tor him. / he
great quantity Of snow retards the Journey
of the king OF Naples. Tht king OF frus-
sia is to arrive on the 18th. The Emperor
of Austria arrived on the Glib, with sy car
riages, and lSU horses. He was accompa-
MED by tie Empress and suite.
We have received files of the Paris Con-
stitutionel, an anti ministerial paper, from
the LIST to the 18th January inclusive. NO
news Of importance is contained in them.-
| The chambers were in session, but were
mostly occupied with discussions relating
to the revenue and expenses OF the year,
| and to some matters of interior importance
relating to their nteral affairs.
From England all the news relates to the
state of public opinion and feeling concern
ing the queen, and to addresses proposed
10 the king and parliament for inquiry into
the conduct of the ministers The queen it
seems is to remain in England.
In Spain, affairs seem 10 go on in regu.
lar course, and the new government seems
likely 20 be permanent and TO ensure the
public tranquility and promote the national
welfare. The king has summoned the Cor
ties to deliberate on his invitation to attend
the congress OF Kings at Laybach.
Naples seems TO attract the general atten-
ton. Its parliament was in session. and
seemed TO be animated with 6rmness in its
determination 10 maintain the independence
of the country, and lis right to maintain the
government 1t had adopted at The hazard Of
war. The king had gone TO meet the So
| vereIgns al Lay bach; but the whole OF his
Kingdom is active in preparations OF various
kinds IN contemplation OF an approaching
war, and this activity is represented as
sprlDgIng from the people. No new move
mems OF the Austrian troops have recently
taken place.
| Portugal remained tranquil: the public
atten ION was occupied with The choice Of
| deputies 10 the CorteS; the elections were
conducted III good order, and persons suit.
| able for their station were chosen 10 the
Cores. The Pacha of Janina still holds out;
and though closely besleged, seems dispos-
| ed to contend tU the last.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-09

was anticipated that the return OF general
Rover who was soon expected 1.-THE Cape'
would restore order in the place.
priees.-Ceffee 90 dollars, coming III
,lowly-market, dull for all k'no Oh A' ue.
r,cau produce-fsh. best quality 8 oo'
-four S, dull; mackerel 90; butter 10 d
ls CENTS: candles 20; lard, good quality, TO-
Du,;es and other expenses enormously hlgh.