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The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
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AR RIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
THURSDAY, Sept 19.--Ar. schrs Monroe Salter
from New York, with four apples and wood, to the
captain Dolphin Blanchard. from Newburvport with
nails and onions; Mount Vernon. Howell. PhiIadel-
phia brig Ann, Choate, from Anguilla (P RI via
Newburypou sloops Votary, Stockman and William
Mcclellan, from Boston.
FRlDAY-Schr. Leader, Waite Eastport; soop
Ranger Smith. Boston,
SATURDAY-Brig Mechanic. Purrington from
Havana, with moasses. TO A. NewIiall.
SUNDAY-Brig Milo. Mountfon, from Havana
with mOasses, to i. Merrill
MONDAY--Brigs Superior. Warwick from Havana.
via Boston, with Sugar; Mechanic, Lincoln do. do ;
Almira Robinson, from Alexandra, via Boston.
Clearances since our last-Brgs Agile, Larrabee
for Martinique William Smith. Mcclellan Norfolk :.
Virginia Packet, Knight Norfolk; sloops Pelican.
Higgins. Bath Rapid, Calef, do. Enterprize. Ames,
Luoec.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
Sept. IL lat. 38 80, lon r. brig Tropic hence for
Havana, days out.
Aug A, brig Florida Kelleran Of this port IL davs
from r. Mahon for Cadz, and passed through the Gut
of Gibraltar 7ih
Aug 10, leagues from the city Of St. Domingo.
brig Enterprise of this port, from ST. Thomas bound
in. with loss of the head Of her foremost
Sept. 8, lat 81 30, Ion. y 80 schr Monroe, of Fa
mouth, days from Baltimore for Jereme.
MEMORANDA.
Arrived at Freeport. 18th inst. schr Cumberland
Gray, from NlngaD with hsh, TO George Barto Left
Mngan. August 28 with Capt Lee, in the Borneo, Of
Gloucester.
Ar at Gibraltar, Aug. 2 brig Caroline, Hubbs, Of this
port. from ST. Michaes IL.
At Turks Island, Aug. 81, brig Margaret, Of Bath,
for New York, next day.
AT ST. Pierres, about 22d ut brig Lion of this port
to sail in IL days.
a. ST. Domingo City, 18th ut brgs Neptune, Keat-
ing, and Orono of this port. bound the coast LOAD
with, mahogany.
AT St Ubes Aug. 6. Beaver, Patterson, Kennebunh
z, commenced taking in on the 4th; schr Maine, of
Bristol, from Cork. night before withou; health
bill.
The Nimrod, so days from this port, was going in
at Point Petre. 25th ut
At S. Thomas, 28th ult. Mary & Nancy, Bath. 10.
The VIM Dawson Miliken, o. Frankfort. for 81 Kits
and Rising Sun. Blanchard. of North Yarmouth. for
.Iam sailed 27th.-3lst, Emit, Purrington Bath, via
St Barts Gar 28th list inst. William, Johnson Of
Pttston. discb
The ship Francis & Sarah, which ashore
AT MastDico. has been condemned as unseaworthy
Sailed from the Balize, I'd ult. Olive q Sarah, Of
Ba'n.
Az at Baltimore, 18th inst. schr Cothier, from St
Andrews.
Ar at New Haven. 18th inst. brig Drigo. Machias
Schrs Planter, Fisher, and Factor Knight, from
Baltimore ar az Richmond llth and 18th inst-the
former adv. for Boston, positively to sail 18th,
with or without freight.
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DIED,


IN this town, Mrs Ann. widow of the late Mr.
James Barrett, aged 55.-Of lingering illness. Mrs
Mary Buck. wife of Mr.. Henry Buck formerly of Ha
verhill, Mass. aged 48.-Edward, son Of Mr.. Josiah
Carter. aged year.
Last evening, Miss Elizabeth, daughter Of CAPT.
Geo. Mcclellan, aged 2S-Funeral this afternoon. AZ
o'clock. Friends and relations are invited to attend
A. Standish. on the 18th inst. Mr.. John Tucker
formerly of Saco. aged SO.
Al Orono, on the 18th inst. of the choora morbus.
Mr. Joseph Pope, merchant Of this town. aged Do
He has left widow and eight young children 10 mourn
the loss OF an excellent husband and parent and large
circle Of friends mourn the loss of a good citizen
Although he mas been unfortunate in business he has
uniformly supported character fer probity and fair
dealing
In Topsham, on the I4th inst. Mrs. Phebe wife Of
MIR. Foster Bradley, aged about 80 She had heen
afflicted about six months with cancer in her breast
AIN. York. Mr.. Charles Sawyer son of the late
Capt. Ephraim s. OF Westbrook, aged 81 much Ia.
mented by all who knew him.
At marlborough. Mass. Rev Samuel Nelson for
many years pastor of baptist church in that place
In Newhed, Edwin aud John. children Of Mr.
Galen james they died of the dysentery, and were
buried in the coffin In Savannah, Geo Mr.
andrew Kettel, native of Augusta, Me Near Will
ningion, Del DR.. Archibald Alexander. 69-1n STAN
dish MIR. Samuel Smith.-ln New-Oreans, Mr. Ma
thaniel Blanchard OF this town. %, Of the brig
JASPER.
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NO I'ICE.

MERRICK A. IFw EFT, -espectfully gives
1Vl notice to the Ladies and gentlemen Ut
Portland that singing school will he opesed the
first week in December. to continue twenty->x
evening" two evenings in 3 week Terms of in
struction, three dollars q scholar-Aaif paid in
advance. INSTRUCTION will also be given to a
school Of Young ladies in the afternoon, fa suf
hciert number is obrained.-Subscripiio papers
left al Hyde's and lohnson's Bookstores in nj i'd
dle-Street, and al Patterns Hotel
". H. Instruction will also he given on in
strunients necessary for sacred music.
Sept 9l.
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DRY 9QND3a
- IL 81 Vt N " ~ w-
FALL e. WINTER GOODS,
ARE NOW OPENING, FOR SALE BIZ
Joseph Harrod,

AMONG WHICH .RF.-
Superline blk & blue BROADCLOTHS,
Fine biark. blue. olive and mixed Do.
CASslMERES, an assortment,
Navy, mazsrue blue aud olive French Queens
CLOTHS,
Blue, lavender E. drab, quccns & pelsse CLOTHS,
Scotch, tartan and queen, PLAID,
3 bales BONBAZET1S comprising an assori-
ment of plain and figured,
1 case wors.ed BOMBAZINi.S, blk and co,ored,
Wide and narrow black BOMBAZItE
Narrow cnioreL Do.
. cases superior Canton GRAPES,
I case blk SARsNETTS.
1 dn. do. AINCHAWs of An extra quality.
1 do. containing geDien,en's ani youih's Flag
silk HANDKERCHiEFS,
Black silk CRAvATs &IANDKERCHIEFS,
CAMBLkTs for gentlemen. CLOAKS,
Figured and plain KATTINETTS,
Cashmere sHAWLS,a variety, plain and fgur'd,
Silk and tabby VELyETS,
Black and ,wIed SILKS,
VESTINCiS elegant assortment,
nerino SHAWLS, and HANDk'FS,
Ga and IA CA LICOES and GINGHANS.
ChIniz SHAWLS
FURNITURE 4 COPPERPLATEs,
Furniture BINDINGS,
and white CAMBRICS-colorea DO.
4-A and GA MUsLINS plain and figured
ELEGA GANI wrought MUSLlNS for dresses,
FLANNEIS sn assortment,
Drab & olive DUFFILs,
| bale RLANKfTS. from II tof2. a very ckeap
5-4 Waltham SHEFTINGS.
sea Island SHIRTINGS.
4-4 Irish LINENs-Bs,,ish COTTON,
Linen and cotton DAMASK,
American DIAPER
l case cotton UMBRELLAS,
RIBBONS, &c. &c
70 se sold very cheap for Cash.
Sept. "a.
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Ar a Providence. 10Th inst sloop Primrose, Wy
man, Haiowell; brig Pilgrim. Springer. Bath
Ar at y. York, 18th inst. schr Hannah, from Bath
10Th, Lucinda. Lovett, from Saco.-l7th schr Thom-
as, Gray, Lnbec, 10; sioop Otho, Hill. Saco, 10.
Ar at Philadelphia, 18th inst. brig Delaware, Cole.
from Saco, in ballast.
Ar at Boston, 18th inst schr Margaret. Fulton, Of
Bath, from Havana, 21 schrs Boston. Wood Bath !;
New Hazard. Bragdon Eastport.-l9th. schrs Seven
Sisters, Perkins, Casne; Harvest. Dollof of Castnc.
from Cadz. 6l; Catharine, Singer. from Norfolk
10Th. brig James Monroe, Eaton, of this Port, from
Point Petre.
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tINtttLN i}A X.

IT HE Stockholders OF the LINCOLN BANK, are
notified to meet at said Bank, on Monday,
the seventh day Of October next 1T two o'clock
p. VI. to choose seven Directors for the year en-
suing and to transact such other business as
may regularly come before them.
By order ofthe President snd Directors.
SE1b 1RUFANT, Ca,hier.
Bath. Sent. 1871, 1892.
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kINE. POCk.

T>HOSE Persons belonging to the town Of Port
land, who are desirous Of icing inoo ulated
With Kline Pock. are informed, that Er. lNCRA
HAM--wili attend al the Town house on Wednes-
day and Saturday next, from 2 to q o'clock. 10
he afternoon, and on other days il necessary,
f-r the purpose Of innocnlatipg all such as may
have been omitted by him in calling at the hous-
III the various streets Of the town.
By order offhc Coma,5fiee.
WOODBURY. STORER, Ch6grnlaa.
Portland, Sept. "a, 1929,
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FYENING SCHOOL

III PRINCE, will open an Evening School az
the West School House, (State Street,
On the hrst Monday night Of October next, af
6 O'Clock.
Application may DO made at hi. dwelf;ne-honss
in Beaver Street, near Capt. Patterns.
Portland, Sept. 81. e.o.w.sw
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GREENLEAF'S REPORTS, POL. /.
l,UBSCRiBERS resident in the countie. of
- York, Cumberland and Oxford, may obtain
the whole Volume at S3,75 at the Office of the
Reporter, and may return their frs, half-v lumes
at the cost, IL not defaced. Sept. o. 1922
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
ISA &C DOVES ESTATE

THE annual meeting ofthe Eastern Branch Of
the Evangelical Missionary Society, will
take place at ~iscassst on the first Thursday
OF October next.--At this meeting It will be
proposed to reduce the life subscription TO ter
eoi'ars. Sept. "a.
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24

Court ct PROBATE holden Portland rirh;n ard e.
tn' County OF Cumherland. the third Tuesday of s
1enner ~ the year otour Lord eighteen hundred ana
- Tor of the estate OF MOSES MERRILL, l,te NJ NJ
1ouceser IN said County. decraed srntno TIA,
estae o. SAID deceased is not sufcenr RI Nv M
oeotss which ne owed at rhs time CT his dat hv tb
sum OF osr huhdred and eghtyeight dollars Ard nnerv
Tour cents and praying for license To sell NV conv.
much ot the rel estate OF said deeessrd ss ma, he
,2r rs payment o. said d. ard incident charges
OkDERED-Ihat the petitioner give notice rhersor -
me heirs OF said deceased and persons ntr ,s ~
~ causing copv ot this order be published
three weeks successivelv. thar thew m av apuear !,
nae Court 20 be held ar Ne~-Glouceser ii aid
on the fourth Tuesday of October nrxt ar zen
the forenoon. and shew csus, If an, thew h,v I Ii
prayer OF said rrritioner sh"ul NOT Re e-arted 80
BARRETT POTTER, 4rf-s n s-fS cq-r.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE..
THE coPartnershp heretofore existing under
L the name OF
BENJAMIN & GEORGE WILLIS.
WAS that day dissolved.
The concerns Of the copsrtnership will be set
lied by GEVRGE WILLIS.
BENZ. WILLIS, Jr.
Sept. ISL, 1892. GEORGE WILLIS.
The business Of the nb''ve frm(having devolved
upon the subscriber, will hereafter be conducted
ny him az the same place and on usi., terms.
All persons indebted TO the late firm are request
ed 10 make payment TO GEORGE WILLIS.
Sept. "a, 1929.
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
O. USRfee~
PORTLAND, TUESDAY, SEPT. "a. 1899.

The puerile boasting of the Argus is strictly
IN character. And its logic is worthy of its prin
oipcs The Argus argues, that because Mr..
Paris, the only candidate for governor, who did
rot publicly decline the election had an increased
number of votes, that therefore certain articles
contained IN the Argus are true No-not true
the Argus is not quite so hardy as that but
1T declares g they look so much like the truth.
'sow, that they will hardly be disputed. We,
certainly, shall moi dispute upon this point Il is
certainly the rery best argument which the Ar
gus win ever have TO back up its cause with.
We are glad TO perceive that the Argus has
altered its tone little. We believe that the
fenitipe we administered on the 10th will have
beneficial effect. We have harsher medicines.
should the case require such--and we will
prontly administer them in case of a RELAPSE but
milder mode of treatment seems to have brought
the patient to state Of conralescence. "Those
VINO live IN glass houses should not throw stones
at their neighbors." This maxim ought to be
remembered by persons ofbrihle reputation yet
they are often the last to profit by il. We trust,
howevor, that the redoubtabe Argus .cribblers
will scarcely require the maxim to be repeated
again.
Representatives. Eleoed-The following are
all the additional returus of Representatives e.
iected, which we have received since our last -
Passport, Worster Tuttie--D District No. a.
Wast'agton County, John Crane*--L,tbec. Ja-
bez Aiowry--p inainaren, Benjamin Bever-
ageF-Lincoineile, Nathaniel Milikin*-
Iesborough, Josiah Farrow*--Prospect Tho's
Nerrill--Thorndike, Joseph Shaw&-Ed-
dangton, Joshua StockwelI+---.Ne,c CbarIesso.s
Daniel Wilkins--DirD,ont, Abel RurrIes*
-GmJord, - Chamberlain.
: Not of the present House
We invite the attention of our readers TO an
interesting communication upon the subject of
education, which we have copied from the Hal.
lowell Gazette
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
NOTICE..
PETER WHITNEY.

ID ESPkt 1EUb Y info, ms his friends end the
y q puaiic hat he il now setting ny an INieGO
BlUE DYE Complete, which will he in ppers-
ton the hf-t If Dcts.htr.
o. = Sen. a
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24

rI,'"'"So 'ffcet "e"f ~ oPPoSue SuHOeftd1tdBuHk,
II ~ Just received a complete dssor,meat uf
IL FALL GOODS-a-oug which are.
Blue and mixed BROADCLOTHS-d
do. Cassimeres-Dufhl and Kerseys-eIegant blue
Queens Cioih-pain and figured Rombazetts
complete assortment Nankin and Canton Grapes
black and coloured Cashmere ShawIs--black.
white, red aod yellow Flannels-red Caps and
Comfnrters--cnston, ,iik. worsted and swanst own
Vestngs-Ia an and Scotch Plsids-tsbby Vel
vets-sk dn.-black. green and co.oured Silks
worred Bomhszeens blk and colored-fag. ban
danna, fancy and black silk Handkeichiefs-crape
sHAWLS, cotton do.--coioted Cambrirks -
French aud Iaiian Csapes-4i and Ga corded
Catahricks--plain and figured Musiins--bIack and
slate worsted Hose-silk & tdbby Velse's--crare
silks light and dark prinis-tngish Ginghans
Carlisle do Camar;ck and Canbrick Mu.ps-
low priced Linens end linen Cambr,cks--1 4 and
4 D,moties-rrii-b Shirrings--stik and cnt,o
Cmbrellas--Cravais-R and Deiy dap RI
--tnrn thres-tlsck and white silk Hnse-lsties'
Kid, Beaver and Silk Gloves. gent. do.-su2erinr
coat vest Buttons, Glass DO - Ribbons Braid.
-1apes-se0ing Stk ard 7 wist
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
A MEXICAN GOODS.

Such as Waltham, Sea island and other Shirtings
and Sheeting-. bleached and unbleached-com.
mon Shirtings and Sheetings, bed fickings,
Stripes, Checks, Thread II. R.-Au of which
VIII be Sold for a small advance for Cash.
Portland, Sept. "a, 1922. (e.3dw.t.E)
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24

70 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Picklerod are
received. and shall be put on file. We can have no
wish TO insert these ard several other favors of our
friends which have personal bearing, unless neoes.
sity shall require It, Our maxim Prircippia non
homines.
piginti aanerurn hscubrationes is also on file.
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
Fail and Uinter-GOODS.
ROGERS & COX.

HAVE just received, and are now opening
for sale an extensive assortment Of Sc soma
be GOODS, among which are superfine, mid
din and low pric'd
BROADCLOTHS &, CASSL.NERES.
Valenta Vestings, white, yellow, red aud green
Flannels, Dufill., Kerseys. 100 ps. Of plaiu and
figured Bombazetts. Unusually cheap. worsted
Bombszlnes, scotch PIaids fs'd PeIisse Flan-
u -. superfne blk and cold Nankin Grapes. . 4
black Bomhaznes, double chain tIack Levan-
tines, Synchaws and Sarsnetts, black silk Vest
ings, Cashmere Shaw plain and tordered.
Nerno Shawls and Hsldk>fs. IRISH Linens. long
Lawns and linen Cambric-, linen Cambric Hand
keTchiets a a and 6 A null Muslin, IA and 6-4
Imitation, Swiss, PLAZA and fig'd Jacco-
nett, Seeded and Csmbric Muslins, IA ana cd
cotton Cambrics, Cd cordsd d.. imitation do.
A and 9-8 plain and fg'd cambrIc Crsvs,s and
pocket Fand'kts, Russia Dispegs, black and white
Italian Grapes, mems bnckskin & beaver Gloves
ladies white and col'd kid and beaver do. ok
and cold wnrsted Hose. PeIisse Wadding. laoy
and bandanna Handk'fs. Glnghsms. Umtre has
Inserting and Nerino Trimmings, plain and f. u
SILK Lace, I'd and "a chints Shawls. 5000,
Cotton, boxes Of cotton Balls, Pins. T.pes, and
Ribbons, WITH A VARIETY OF
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
NJ. G. MECHANIC ASSOCIATION.

HE men,
bers Of tb-
a sSociatioo
are informc1
that their an
nnel Meet
ing will be
held nt CO..
bnrn'S Hal,
on Tuesday
evening the
1T of Octo
beT next at
half past six
O'Clock.
a runc'uaI
attendance
il reques'rd.
ly order
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
Lyford & Gilman.

IA iViO ~ SiliiluH.
E4change-STeet, Portland,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
n 0mGA los. Cotton YAR.i, warra nted Of
A1VO superior quality.
1000 yds Factory SHEETINGo & SH1RTINGS,
brown and b!eached,
1900 do. do. GlNGHAMS and CHECKS, fast
colours.
300 do. TICKlNGS. Indigo stripes,
800 do. blk. BOnBAZlNES, from 3, 3D. TO
4S Cd per yard
.ALSO-an additional supply of European
and India GOODS, which, will be sold rery lo,c
for C.HSH. 3w Portia nd, Sspt a.
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
New YoRz SICKNESS.

We regret to find, that at the last dates the
ravages of the fever appeared to be increasing
;n New York, and that on Tuesday last, 1.-THE
latest return) there were thirteen new cases.
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24

Public Detaullsr.---The "Nat;ve of Virginia
states, in his 4lst letr>r to the People of the
United States, that n. w. Rothwcll, late pur-
scr IN the Navy, was defaulter to the amount
OF TWO HUNDRED THIRTY EIGHT
THOUSAND AND SEVENTY DOLLARS,
and fourteen cents! The National Intelligencer
says" Here is case, we have reason to believe,
OF real and fragrant defalcation; but it did not
occur duriug the administration of Mr.. Monroe,
but some years before"
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
NEW-HkHIPSUfRE..

Ferer IN Po1tsmOutlt.-TWo cases of malip--
nant bilious fever, both of which terminated in
death, have occurred in Portsm.nth. The
Board of Health considers these as sporadical
cases, because they "cannot assign the origin
OF the disease to any particular cause" Other
wise, they report the health of the town to be
better at this time than il has been for several
years during the month of September.
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
MARRIED

In Gorham. by Rev. K. Mason. Mr. Jonathan Bur
NELL of Baldwin, to Miss Martha Hall, OF GorEam
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24


but some years before"
Mammoth Vegetable Produdions-An apple,
weighing twenty three ounces, was raised this
season in garden in Marblehead.
On 33 rods of ground in North Fields (Salem)
were produced this season &c barrels of Onions,
which have been packed and shipped.
Mr.. Ware, of Salem, has this season raised
water melon weighing over 80 pounds, and sew
eral weighing from 80 to 4O
Cultivation Of Cotion.--The cultivation in the
Northern States of this Southern Staple has fire.
quently been recommended by Agriculturalists,
and thought to be impracticable: but we now
know that the experiment has proved successful
IN Conneticut, .Neio York, and Boston. A New
York paper of Monday informs that some balls of
cotton, taken from the garden of Mr.. P. Parker,
of Greenwich, had been opened and found TO be
of fiue quality; and the curious may now see
some of it growing in the garden of DIR. Wake
field and Mr.. Shed, in Boston. Il has also been
cultivated, for some years, in the Botanic Gar
den in Cambridge.
We understand it is the intention of Count de
Survelliors Joseph Buonaparte) to visit Boston,
with his accomplished daughter, in about a fort
night.
.M,ktary.-At an election of officers in the
lst Reg. lst brigade and 9Th division, on the 5th
inst. Capt. CYPHRIoN CoaE, of Greenwood, was
chosen Lieut. COL and Capt. HENRY r. PAR
SONS, of Paris, Major.
IT, .J.-f.
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
JOSIAH HFAl.n.

.fe OF Brdgctor' II IRE county Of Cumberland v,o,,.r
Jrces'S by giving bond the law dirscts-H- ters
Irqsts al sors who iuehred fhe SAID rreased,s
ests'e, make immediate p1-Iu-nt and these who have
any demands rhereou Ahiot The sac,r s -
~, JOSIAH HEALD.
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24

We invite the attention of our readers TO an
interesting communication upon the subject of
education, which we have copied from the Hal.
lowell Gazette.
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24

The sword, with which Col. I. Church dis
patched the Sachem Philip, in 1915, after he was
shot by one of the natives, friendly to the En-
giish, has lately been presented 10 the Historical
Society, by groat grand child OF Col. Church.
O,a Cal0ny Memorial.
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
NEW STORE.
William w. Thomas.

Erchange Street nearly opposite umberiardBank,
II y Just received a complete assor,meut cf
Il FALL GOODS-a-oug which are.
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24

We understand it is the intention of Count de
Surveilliors Joseph Buonaparte) to visit Boston,
with his accomplished daughter, in about fort
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-20
" Hamiltonian School"

TNHE guardians of youth in this town,
Il are respectfully informed, that the
subscriber purposes to attempt the perma-
nent establishment of school amongst
them-with the following regulations, viz.
The school will be divided INTO three
classes
The first, to be instructed in Spelling,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic. and En-
glish Grammar, at dollars per quarter.
The second, in Geography, The Con-
struction OF the Maps, Use of the Globes,
History, Letter and Essay Writing, at 6
dollars per quarter.
The third, in Common Mathematics, and
the Latin Language at 8 dollars per quar-
ter.
All scholars will be furnished with quilts,
ink and pencils, at SO cts. per quarter.
The day for the present will be divided
into three sessions the LIST from 3 until
u A. M. tie second from 81 until IL ;
the Sd from until 5, P. N.
OETbe school is kept in the Female
Lancastrian School, situated on Column
bus street, near Christs' Church.
JNO. L. WHEAT.
july I8 II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-20
E.. O. FIFIELD,

GRATEFUL to the public for the pat.
Nronage bestowed upon him lille
teacher in the Alexandria Academy, takes
this method Of giving notice. that he has
removed bis school to the Mechsnick' 5
Hall, where by diligence and persevering
application, he hopes to preserve the Gre
dit which that institution has so justly &C.
suired under his predecessor. Competent
assistants will be provided, Two have al
ready been procured) for as many scho-
lars as the edihce will contain, and every
attention will be paid, as we'll TO the pre-
servation ofpurlty OF morals, as to proh-
cheney in learning.
In the classical department., besides the
common course of Latin and Greek land
Hebrew il required) there will be taught
all the ether branches requisite to an ad-
mission INTO any of the Colleges and Uni
versities in the United States. Terms oil
tuition for the classics. including stationa-
ry, 81 dollars per quarter.
There is room at present for the accom-
mediation OF number more boys-espe-
cially in the classical department.
E. 0. FlFIELD,
Principal .Mech's Hall .4cnd.
july Is St
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Public Sale.

PURSUANT to deed of trust from A.
i mos Fox, and Lucy his wife. to the
subscribers, dated the 22d. day of March.
1918, to secure the payment OF sum OF
money therein mentioned, We will proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises
for cash, on Saturday the eth day of Ju-
ly next, certain tract or parcel of land
in the county of Fairfax. and State OF Vir-
GINA, lying on Difficult run, about two
miles from the court house, containing zig
acres more or less, or so much thereof as
shall be sufficient to satisfy the conditions
and purposes for which said deed of trust
was made. On this farm, which is OF good
quality, there is a convenient dwelling
house, mill for manufacturing -four, saw
mill, still honse, and many other useful
houses and Improvements.
JOHN MOORE, r.,...
GEO. w. HUNTER. A"''
june 27 lawts
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-20
DIED,

IN Monday the 18th OF July, at Haml,
I'm Vile, near Philadelphia MANUEL
T0RRES, Minister of the Colombian Re
nublic near the United Sttaes; in the 58th
wear Of his age.
Al Havana, on Tuesday the ed instant,
# The prevailing fever, GEORGE n.
FALLS, ESQ. the Vice Commercial Agent
nf the United States at that port. Mr..
Rails was native of Alexandra, in Vir-
ginia. 90,
June last, of the yellow fever, JAMES
SIDNEY COKE, Esq. of the United
States Navy, son of Tench Coke, Esq. OF
Philadelphia.