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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19
Eew. York, March "a.
MISSION TO CONsTANTtNOPLE.

MISSION TO CONSTAhTtNOPLE.
AZ. are indebted to Tread Tor the fol-
NJ extract lrCm a letter received by
-, Yesterday, from Smyrna. II was hro't
m The linton, arri. ell at Boston. The
TOR Is a gentleman ol character and in-
',g.pce; aud this letter corroborales the
received irou Smyrna IN Feb, and pub
.,,,i in our papers. relative 10 the O'Ject
ur. braGi.h's secret Nilsson To Con>tan
lop'e. l''' l. CON- '1"0'
,.,,rt OF letter from all American gen.
man az Smyrna. To his friend IN tins ci-
y. Gated Nov. %, 1920.
We have LACEY had Tor the first time in
mort ala American vessel OF war. The
-, Spark, capt. uorcon, arrived here the
,;ie ui last month, and brought with
Ir Brddi>h OF yuur city. He spent
tpr day. here before le wing tor Con-
,.,,noale. | make no doubt but he is an
mi OF the government, aud as such
- have "n,y 0ue thing IN view al COnstan-
.n,oe whicn IS max ng treaty with the
,,is. sut IN which there viii be little or
-, 6,Ih,uliy The only question will be
~. $40, Il money IL be Expended IN pre-
....,. Among tue reports from CONSTANT
o,s,. relative to this gentleman, it Is said
,ne Porle have agreed TO reCe We Minister
,rom our government, aud that BradIsh
Ewes Cun>l ntinOple, Oh his travels md
,,uect, to return there in April next pre-
.u,ne our government ~ now IN earnest, aud
rat be u.e long treaty vi be made.
We understand iron the Consul III France
n Baltimore, that, IN reciprocity If he
,c,oi Congress, o. the Sd OF this month, by
,bjch il is enacted, that the extra duties
mid IN our ports by French vessels, accord
me to the acl OF the 18th OF Nay, 1890, will
b, RENTED To such vessels as had entered
,ry port OF the United States before the
SDih OF September, 1920, his exceIlency, the
envoy exlranrdi airy of II. VI. c. Majesty,
BY virtue ofhiS iul powers, has z anted and
llalauleeG, in Tie name OF the king, his
1l,,er, IN, same remission OF extra duties
imposed ~ France on American vessels, by
, royal ordnance OF the Goth July, 1920, 10
N The vessels ot the United States which
hall have entered any of the French ports
before the l2Ih Of December, 1920"
Fed GGz.
Eytrsc, OF a letter TO The Editors, dated
nashville. Va March 9th 1921
The schr. MdIvlaa, of Alexandria ia
600 Curtis, master, ron Maranham, (coast
Of Brazls) with cargo of Hides. vas dr-
ven ashore near the IN u'hot Hung RS creek
N he 9Th instant, at 3 A. NJ. The car
% is uot injured, and the yes el will proba.
bly, be got ct
Capt T.. states that lie came into the
c4prS on Sunday morning. Monday nom
Ig oh the Rappahannock the wind shifted
puud to n. Z. by N AMI commenced
tack snow storm. On Tuesday morning,
wint W. ~ ". and blew perfect gale =
Let q the anchors, aud endeavored to ride
il out, but she dragged her anchors, aad in
spite OF all that could be done, went on
shore" (.NOyo!k pa.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19
For Sale,


>,.,s Thottwo story brick store, and
5SYF dwelling house on Union street, late
~ the residence OF Mr.. }. Leap.
.t~e1szs ALSO,
One other TWO story brick teneme Mt. adj
Joining The above, well calculated for small
store and dwelling.
The situation the above property being
near the wharf is well established as place
OF business, being occupied as such for ma.
ny years. For terms apply to ANN LEAP,
or VIM n MILLS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19
Sales at Auction.
BY S. A M.4RS7ELLER.

BY S. A MaRSTELLER.
On TUESDAY. at 10 o'clock.
Will be sold al the auction stUIe.
hhdS II bbls lst quail
n. O. sugar @
do 7 do Ist. 2d&' 2
Sd do w. |. do SSo
III bbIs white sugar Of q
superior quality caIcu-
lated for family use )
10 boxes soap
8 do mould candles
50 do smoaked henIngs
9 bbIs 5 kegs peppermint and anniseed
A variety of new and sea nd hand
Furniture-consistmg Of
Sidehoards. hedsteads, bureaus, sofas. Ia
bles, ladies work stands, candle stands, night
cabinets, cradles, &c.
| case Of mems shoes, suita bic for the sea"
son
Cloths, cassimeres. Irish linen, German do
domestic, &c.
Also at Private Sale,
A lot of St. Domingo mahogany
Rush caIpetng
Tea sets Of China
Household furniture, &c.
march II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19
Public Sale.

WILL be sold at pubic auction, OH
w SATURDAY, the gath inst it fair,
if not, the first fair day, at Mount Hyhla,
in Fairfax county, four or FIVE miles below
Alexandria, large portion of the personal
estate of the late gen. Thomson Mason, de-
ceased; consisting G farming utensils and
stock of every kind; together with num-
Der of valuable negroes.
A Valuable Fishery,
Will al the same time, if not sooner dispos-
ed of by private bargain,be let for the pre-
sent season on low terms, and the rent ia
ken i'm hsh-in the meantime, any persons
disposed to rent are requested to call on the
subscriber. r. c. MASON.
march l2 Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19
To Rent,

Bacon Lard y Ferkin Butter.
IIUME g. MCLEAN. corner of King &
IL Columbus SIS opposite J. & J. Doug
las. have just received and offer tor sale,
5000 lbs. Shenandoah bacon. excellent qua
lily ana cheap, loco lbs. Rockingham fir
kin butter, made during the winter--I9oo
lbs. hogs lard--4s usual best family -four.
march IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19
For freight,

For freight,
kks> The superior schooner MILLER,
go r. Mason, master carries ltO0 bar
rels. is nearly new, aud in complete order
for any voyage. apply TO
WM. FOWLE g. Co.
Who have for sale. received per the brig
Abby, capt. Potter, from Salem,
100 pieces Russia sheelings
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19

a. G. CaZenOve 6 Co.
LAVE for sale by The piece or package
Ii large assortment of
American0
India
German GOODS
Russia s.
English
Nurdoch's best London particular Madeira
wine in pipes, half pipes and or. casks
do do market do in do
Malaga wine in half or. casks
Cognac Brandy in pipes
MoIasses (best retaiIing) in hid,
Caracas indigo
Spanish sugars
Swedes iron assorted
Baltimore window 81 SIS, every size
Dupont's best Brandym inc 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
.Nerino and SINNERS wool
I'm And want vessel OF or 800 bbis.
&sf. to load for an eastern port
march
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19
4 Valuable Fishery.
Servants for Sale.

4 NEGRO MAN, about So years of age
~ good carriage driver, and house Al
ter, and excrlled by very tew as Grader.
Also three negro Girls. all under the age Of
l3 years; will be sold low fer cash. In
quirr re the Printer feb Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19
For Freight,

TUT TIVISHt,
.sHY The good scar. SPARTAN.
>asEsaa< VIM, Carrick, master; bur,hen $50
bbls. will soon be ready to receive loading
Apply TO JOHN II LADD & Co.
Who have for sale, received by said vessel {,
10 t.rces molasses
2O pieces Russia duck
500 pair mems coarse shoes
35 tons plast
26 casks fresh Thomastown lime
Few thousand boards
1000 lunches onions teh q
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19
Public Sale.

fuDIIC sale.
On MONDAY, the cath inst. at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. will be sold at the residence of
Alexander Moore, esq.
HIS desirable sstu5lishment-co consisting of O
pGristy Of The most fashionable
u0us,h III AM hitChtn furniture.
ALSO,
A first rate saddle HORSE
An excellent MILCHCOW
The terms will be Oery liberal, and made
know at sale.
5. A. MAhSTELLER, Auc.
march l9 ds
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19

For Boston.
&bk> The schr REAPER, Silvanus Prince
TX master; will tegn to load in few
days. and take some freight, if application
IS made soon to VIM FOWLE d Co.
Who havs Tor sale said schrs cargo OF
ESQ tons plaster paris
46 hhds retailing molasses
10 tons clean St. Petersburg hemp
80 bolts LIST quality Russia duck
Also, for Freight,
Nh The new and superior brig SILL
SI VESTER HEALY, f. Robinson
master; carries about loo bhls is in com.
pete order, being her first voyage, and will
AXE reight to any foreign port.
And for sale said brigs cargo of
Go casks Thomaston lime
lo.ooo feet merchantable lumber
march 2 Apply as above.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19

For Sale or Freight,
>Ma The packet schr DASH. H. Cum
Ss$a bingham, master, burhen $50 bbIS.
She is nearly five years old built principally
of seasoned white oak g, and in complete or
der for any voyge. The terms will he Ii.
beral Should she not be sold in five days,
freight will then be- taken tor New York.
Apply to JOHN H. LADD 4. &C.
Who have just received for sale
80 bbIs prime beef
90 do do pork march 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19
Cheese.
Notice
Notice.

Notice.
TNHE Owner OF Owners Of building
l. stones, lying on the county wharf, are
hereby notified 20 have them removed, by
Thursday next, the 29d inst. or they will
be removed on that day at the expense OF
the Owners.
By order OF Committee of Council.
JAMES CARSON, S P.
march II
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-19

their accounts which they might probably give
the government would prevent themselves much
trouble. was myself reported defaulter but
had no knowledge Of 1t until ! received writ
from the hand OF the Marshal and the cost Of a
suit might have been prevented only by explain
Ing some item in my account which has since
been allowed and balance acknowledged due
me the names exhibited on the within last are
persons who now do or formerly did reside in
Maine. Ii would have been great service TO
me had you or any else in this quarter pub
lished my name with the balance claimed a.
gainst me, before the suit commenced as #
would have prevented all difficulty.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-19

State, IN the possession Of Observation-Disclosures
priatng $1,000 for defraying expenses Of the Quar-
ter Master Generals Department, passed stages.
A message sent 10 the Senate requesting
that the Military aud Miscellaneous accounts
which had been passed hy the House, might be
sent down-which accounts accordingly came
down, aud were committed for the purpose Or cor
rectiDg some errors therein.
Resolve, granting further sum Tor the pay Of
Clerk hire 10 the Office OF the Treasurer. was cal
led up-vote passing the same reconstructed and
passage refused.
Trustees of Pennington Academy and Nath'l.
ngersoll and others, had leave to withdraw their
petitions.
Petitions Of suDdry inhabitants Of Westbrook
and Falmouth, are referred TO the next Legisla-
ture.
Bills, authorizing Courts TO lberste or dispose
of po1r convIcts, in service, passed 70 engrossed
and for the relief Of poor debtors, a. amended
by the Senate. was nonconcuned, and the House
adhered TO their former vote, passing the bill to
be engrossed.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-19
MARRIED..

In Wudham, Mr.. George n. Mugford, to Miss
Eunice WInchester.
On the 28th ult. at Llangolen, Mr.. Frank
Frances, timber merchant, aged 20, TO Mrs. ROO
erts, widow, lady OF a large property, aged IS.
As the happy pair left the Church, the bells
struck up merry peal, which so pleased the
lovely bride, that she sent very generous dona-
ton to the ringers. Lon. pap. Jan. 8.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-19

The Legislature Of New-York, have passed
bill, calling Convention 20 review the Con
siituton OF that State: it has yeti 10 receive the
sanction Of The Council Of revision.
The general assembly OF Rhode Island, has
also passed an act, 10 ascertain the opinion Of
the citizens of that Stale, on the expectancy OF
calling a Convention TO frame s<riaen con-
sliiution of government. This is The only
State, which has not Termed Constitution
since The revolution.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-19
A PROCLAMATION.

THE deductions Of reason, not less than The
! precepts OF religion, make It the duty oil
! dependen; and accountable beings 10 &C
knowledge with reverence the supetihiend-
ing Providence of .4tmighty God, to humble
themselves before him under solemn sense
OF their weakness aud imperiectiOn, and 10
impore bis mercy and blessing with contrIte
hearts, without which their hopes are vain,
and Their Isbors truiless;
THEREFORE, have thought fl, by and with
the advice OF Toe Council 10 appoint THURS
DAY, The t7velfh day of .4prd nert, TO Oe
observed by The good people OF this State a.
day OF HU.hILIATION AND PRAYER;
and the people Of all religious denominations
are requested TO abstain from all labor and
recreation inconsistent win the religious 50.
IDENTITIES OF the day. aud 10 assemble 10 their
respective places Of public worship, and uni
teddy to supplicale the favor Of their Supreme
Ruler: that he would IN mercy forgive them
their sins and errors. and not requ,Ie them
according 60 their merits, DO, according 'o hrs
own parental kindness that be would bless
them 10 their various personal and political
interests; that be would prosper 'he industry
VI we DUSOdubludUs dnu cause tiC -
yield plentiful increase that our fisheries
may continue TO be prosecuted with success
that gaiDu trade may reward the enterprise
of those who are engaged 10 mercantile Pur-
suits that be would bless our colleges, acad-
eDies and schools, and make them instruments
OF dIifusIng useful learning and pure morality
that the ministers OF religion may InstIl INTO
he minds Of their people the love OF order
and peace, aud teach them by their own
example, that difference in unesseniial spec
uaive doctrines should make no difference in
the bonds of christian charity that he would
bless the governments OF this State and the
United States; and that they may be admin
istered with wisdom and moderation, and
preserve the peace Of the country and harmo
ny of the union.
And while we approach the throne of grace
for blessing on our country, may we not be
iorgetful of those fayors by which We have
been peculiarly distinguished that peace and
plenty have been within our borders that IN
der gentle and steady administration Of gov
eminent, our rights are protected by the calm
operation Of equitable laws that peace is
preserved with foreign nations and harmony
among ourselves and that under the blessing
OF Divine Providence we may look with con
6dence 10 protrscted period of uninterrupted
prosperity and undislurbed repose.
Giren al The Council Chamber, at Portland, The
nm day Of Mlrch, an The gear Of our Lord. one
housGnd eighf hundred aud ipentyone, and in
tLe }ony:ffh gear Of The Independence Of he
United States CT .inlerieG.
WILLIAM KING.
BY THE GOVERNOR,
ASHUR WARE, Secy of State.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-19

CLEARED-sloops MisdgeviIle, Height, Boa
tcn-Ranger, smith, Aiexa-dnz
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-19

Mr.. SHIRLEY,

Mr.. SHIRLEY,
am persuaded you will do real service TO
many Of the persons whose names are exhibited
on tine within list by publishing it in your paper.
Many Of themprobably do not know that they are
reported dsfaulters and by little explanation Of
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-19
MILITARY ELECTION.

On Monday last, Il. Col. Simon Cutter,
was chosen Colonel Of the ii Regiment vice
J. Bailey resigned Major John Bi,by, Il.
Colonel, vice Cutter promoted; and Capt.
Simon w. Gregg, MAJOR, vice Blxby.-.1rgus.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-19

The Spanish frigste Prnnta. with seven ships
under convoy and ;, 4oO, 900 dollars in specie o.
board destined forCadiz) has arrived at Havana.
She struck a rock inside the Moro. and sprung
aleak. The coin was landed, and the feet would
be detained until she repaired the injury.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-19
G. .AN-2sppno
PORTLAND; MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1921

GuvERNoUR KING has been nominated by a
Respectable meeting, held IN this town, Of gen
tlemen from different sections Of The State, for
re election to the Office Of Chief Magistrate Of
Maine, for the ensuing political year.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-19

On Friday night, we had smart shower
accompanied by thunder and lightning, the
first we have had THIS year At continued
rainy al intervals Oh Saturday, wilh,a dense
fog wind south.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-19
JOSEPH NOBLE.

COPPERSMITH & BR 4SS FOUNDER,
A 1 his sh0p ~ Fore Street. near the head Of
II Union Wharf, manufactures at : short no
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-19

Monday the seventh day Of May is assigne,
tor the choice Of Representative 10 Consres
in The fiih District.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-25

eiaimees ny good friend, of what unbesrd Of
aud shomlnsble offence have you been guilty,
ior which you are now compelled, % igno-
hIniousiy TO atone With your life OF what
species a cruelty aud horrible outrage upon
-" and morality have YOU been convicted
Tor which YOU are doomed 10 suffer the most
eScruoiailng and disgrscetul death
Alas exclaimed the wretched mah, 4" wit
ness . heavens, aud give ear q esrth," have
dared 70 vlDdicate the rights OF man have
listed up my voice for freedom-I have expos
ed the iurpitude, corruption and Vaccinations
oi wicked, aspiring, and unprincipled men =
4 have even dared 10 Insinusie, that one Mr..
John Holmes j. not inlallibe, and immacu-
lsle," As he uttered these last words, The ex-
ecutAper applied the torch to the conbust-
bie vs. /; the flames Immediately assembled
10 the sky, with the agonizing sh,ieks Of the
ofTrndrr.
his distressing scene awoke me from my
sleep, IN state Of tremendous agitation, OF
which | am not even now, perfectly recovered
my nerves are vet 50 irritable that, on hear
Ing The fire snap. this distressing scene is
brought fresh 10 mind often, OF getting III
10 a dnze, after going 10 bed, start up ~ hor-
I'D surprise, aud imagine that smell smoke,
OF hear the cracking 81 burning faggots. 1
mention the Circumstance OF my own distress
sing situation, Mr.. Printer, TO put you, and
your brother printers on your guard, and 10
warn you Of The danger Of agitating and dc
ranging the nervous system and lnfa'nIng The
passions, without informing the judgment or
enlightning the understanding. s.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-25
Useful and Humane Inuenfjou.
BEEHIVE.

50 Constructed that any quantity Of Honey, from a
very small portion, 10 nearly one third part Of the
WhJIe, may De extracted at any time from the
Hive. without any serious injury to The bees, or
without tie destruction Of any OF The lives Of those
valuable little animals and 50 that whenever
there y deficiency Of honey for the support Of
The bees, or mUre tban is necessary for that pur
pose, IT may be supplied or taken away at pleasure.
he has obtained patent of thePresdent Of the n
,. Tor this invention, and is now ready 10 dispose
OF rights 20 use the either 10 states counties
towns or individuals. A specimen OF the hives IS
left al the Office of the Portland Gazette. where
The pubic can have an opportunity of examining
Il Tor themselves Any communication addressed
% A. SKrkLEY, Portland viii he promptly atten-
ted 20. The right for using this Improvement in
The county of Cumberland, is disposed of "a
THONAS WINSLOW, Esq. and Dir. JERElIT.
fH HALL, Of Falmouth 10 whom applicants for
that county will BE- pleased 10 apply.
The Trustees Of the Winthrop Agricultural g..
ciety, IN their Seml-annual report in Nov. last saw
they consider this hive "as very valuable i'm
provement in managing that industrious and Droft-
able race which yields ~ one of the greatest INK
uries Of life. A model, taken from the one ex-
hibted by the inventor, at the late Show in Hal
lowell present for the inspection of the members
Ii Is understood, that the most Competent Judges
who examined il az Hail0weIl pronounced il decj-
dedly Superior TO any thing Of the kind ever ex
hibited of which they had any knowledge In
this opinion. yoOr Trustees fully concur. It's ad-
vantaSes are 50 obvious from a bare inspection
az % render particular description unnecessary.
SINE recent experiments which seem 10 have
been TAR and satisfactory, have taught those.
who have made them, that Bees may be well
kept through the winter upon a much less ousn-
Try ofhoney than IS Generosity allowed them.
After tte season has far advanced let them Be
brought into a stu alton. IN which The cold shall,
not be very intense, and their doors be so closed
as 20 prevent them from coming out. They mus,
however have air which may be admitted in
sufficient quantities through few holes made
with small gImlet. When cosfned 70 The hive
they have no epdcuaiions, and ofcourse, REQUIRE
but little noursbmeBt. A swarm NAV he ken,
in this situation upon nine, or ten pounds u
honey thraugn the winter, and until they will
be able to fnd their living abroad in the spring
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-25
LIGHT s. HEAT
APplisd 70 domestic purposes 1gift economy.
NATHAN WINSLOW,

CIAS for sale at No. 4, Exchange Row, jus
4 4 below the Hay N arket,
SPERMACETl OIL,
Of an excellent quality for Lamps, with
CREAT yARIETY eF
Lamps and Lanlhorns, and the greatest as
assortment OF cast-iron STOVES ever offered IN
Maine, calculated for Parlours, Kitchens, Count
ing soms Shops and Vesses. among which are
Franklin's. Geo. w. Browns, WIN. Il. James aud
Lanes Patent.
He HAS LIKEWISE,
large number Of COOK STOVES, or bis
own invention, which Will be found ~ combine
more advantages than any before offered TO the
Pnblic, as can be attested by many who have them
IN use--The objectisa 60 many Cook Stoves in
roasting meat cannot BE- made to these. a. the
roasting is as perfect as by fire two large pie
ces can be rJated at a tine on splits exposed 10
free current Of air.--Ihose who wish TO purchase
an article so important domestic use are reques-
ted TO call aEd examine for themselves
Those about Commencing house keeping, will
lind great saving in Kitchen Furniture, as all
necessary Cooking utensils are attached to the
stove, and those who are binding save the sx-
pense Of one chimney by procuring one Of them
He likewise furnish Sheet Iron and Tin
Funnes, for Stoves Of all sizes with copper and all
other kind OF apparatus foe Cook Stoves at short
procured the best of workmen for
thai purpose.
.4LS0--FoR SALE As ABOVE, general assor.-
ment Of
Groceries, Bar Iron and steel,
Aad lnrse supply Of
MILL and CROSSCUT SAWS,
which will be warranted 70 prove good.
Jan. 49, tf
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-25

DIED,
In this town, Mr.. William March, aged GA
child Of MIR. Benjamin True, aged about years
A child of Mr.. Thomas Ingrahsm, aged s
week.-Mrs.. Cathsrne Simpson, aged AZ.
IN Green, On the 5th INST .Natha,ltsI Hsrrick.
Esq. aged SO HIS friends and acguGlntdnc-
eriHced ne high tsfinlaiaon an whieh the deceased
'cGs held, by the unusual numbsr aro assembled 10
Payths lat tribute ofrsspset 10 has memory. H
tTcs inferred lcith Masonic Honors.