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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27
Portland SIX and WCoAca Due
House and FuIling Mil.
ROBERT THOMPSON.

MOULD inform his friends md tile pnit
Y that he has bad new Buildings erected near
Va .han's Bridge for his SILK md HOOf-
LEN DlE and for Fitiiiag and Dressing Cioih
~ The nsate>t HIanner. HP has lately bniIt \ new
machine for hanPPing Hnd Teasing md Dressing
CON, Which does 40 A superior s'ile.
lie also conars british biue f.I gn rents yai.l.
All kind- u meas garments can b. colorcu and
cleaned whole.
tinuds left az Messrs Haines and Nusri.'. Nil
dig-Sreet, az Mr.. saml + nery's head of Long
Wharf, Willie taken and returned.
X. L. WI, furnish aoy Of tie Country CLOTH
ers with Kaapping TeazIing and Dressing Ma
chimes az 5000 casa down, or $500 on one
years credit.
Goods colored blaze, every week.
Ang. o. tr
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Flayius Josephus,
The Jewish Riatoriqa and Ceieb,uted Warrior,
WITH NOTES BY THE LATE
Rev. w. WESTON.

from the London Copy. without abridgment, to be
bellished with highly finished engraved Portrait Of
JOSEPHUS, with about IS other beautiful E1rsraU-
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The publisher socits the patronage of the public TO
this superb Work, under the consideration, that will
be Real .raericaa Edition. and viii be nearly S.
less than the Edition said be Imported, Published
in Nos.-He is also publishing in 40 Nos at J ID
Gents each, or in Vols. Boards Sl8 or well bound
S20,5o, or elegantly in Cali S22,50,
The Columbian Grand Folio Bible,
with Notes and Annotations from HENRY, BROWN
SCOTT, &c. &c.-EmbeIlished with AZ elegant En-
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bers.
The Publisher would guard tho public against
man, or set Of men, VINO obta ming subscribers or
publications, Of similar nature who resort to low
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the Character OF men or christians. The publisher
has wish 70 deprecate the works Of any other pub
Usher, bat requests comparison may be made and
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Boston, August 10Th, 1922.
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NEW GOODS.
Elisha Ninton.

Near Cumberland Rcnf Ercha,, ~. Street.
e AZ JUST RECEIVED, a variety Of NEW
. GOODS, which added 10 bis former stock,
renders his assortment very complete, and will be
sold al very reduced prices for Cash.
Aug. 8. 6w.
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Dye-stufs, &c.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE,
r - tons Csmpeachy LOCKWOOD,
- - 10 d.. FUSTIC,
%. FDWOOD,
8 30. NiCARAGUAWOOD,
so bbls Ground CAMWOOD,
hid Dutch MADDER,
hhis Eng. COPPERAS,
bbls do. ALUM,
s do. Roman vlTRlOL,
case Bengal INDIGO,
2 zeroons s. T. do
~ groce Press PAPERS,
Cases s. carboy's Oil NlFRIOL,
Crude TARTER, NUTGALLS,
JACKS & CARDS.
Together with general assortment Of
Clothiey'S Tools
Oh good terms for Cash or Credit.
HENRY BUTMAN.
July 9. 12w.
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10 The Hon Justices of ne Sr,j,cne ju4iclaI
Conc- gHa r6ioifsa ~ r.. iu,a. acilaia mi
for tie County W Cumberland, on TIE frs. Tues fsy
" Bag, 4. ID. 1879.
SiMON GREEN!kAF Of said cortland Es-
- quire humhIy .heys. tiat &c i intese. ted IS
tenant 10 cuntDou wiih other persons ~ him W.
known n certain rafeei Of land IN North T-r-
mouth, II sad County, bsng tue real estate of
which j. vi rs ROBBINS sen lately died sezed.
consisting ~ certain Farm Containing sixty six
acres aud SO SPARE so,l', more CT less winch saii
James formerly soldto IuaDDEus RoBBtNs ana
- bounded - described in The decl Ol said Jame-
10 SAID Th4ideus dated Apri 28ih f80T.-Also.
another parcel OF lard IA said North Yarmouth
lying on both sides 0f he county road leading ID
New Gloucester, containing TWO acres and a
quarter Of az acre more or less, being tue same
land which JAMES ROBINS, purchased ar f}EN-
JAMIN fRoCTER, ard 4 BOMBED aud described
appears 20 the deed Of said Proctor 10 said James
dated Dec. ~. 1865, ADD recorded With records NJ
deeds for said countv, book o. FOL. 9TS- and that
bis part taeffof i one sixth which he is desi
ous 10 hold IN scvera.y. He therefore prays,
that after due notice, his part Of 50 much OF said
estate as has not been assigned 10 the " idow for
her dover, may be assigned 10 bin 10 bold w
seseralty, according 10 The sta te in tbas case
made aud provided.
SIMON GREENLEAF.
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The Columbian Grand Folio Bible,

10 JACOB S. SMITH, Esq Secretary of the board
Of Trustees Of Go-liGRa .Academy.
rFvHE subscribers, members Of sal "a board. here
a by request that you would notify meeting
of said Trustees, to be held at the Academy
aforesaid, in .orham, on TUESDAY the Goth day
Of August instant, al ten O'Clock A.. NJ. for the
following purposes, VIZ:
Ist. 70 engage Preceptor for the ensuing
year.
Cd. To fill any vacancies trat may exist in
said board.
Sd. To vote any accounts that may be pre-
sented for Flushing the Academy hall.
9TH. To attend the TO examination of the Stu
dsnts of said Academy.
5ih. To do and transact any other business,
that may be thought necessary.
ASA RAND.
DAVID HARDING, Jr.
TOPPAN RORIE,
DUDLEY FOLSOM,
JOS. ADAMS.
PURSUANT 10 the foregoing application TO me
directed hereby notify the Trustees Of Gorham
Academy, to meet at the time and place for the
purposes therein expressed.
JACOB :. sMITH, Secretary.
Gotham, August IL, 1922.
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Spring and Sumaer GOODS.
Edward Howe,
ly ~ aT,oLt.. u

1T No. 5, Merchants Rop,
Middle STREET, PORTLAND,
HAS just opened for sale, blue, black, mixed
= and brown
BROADCLOJHS g. C4SSL.NERES,
cotton Csssimeres--white and cold Satteens-
black and cold Bombszeens blue and yellow
Nankns-white aud cold Jeans-black, blue
and white Iabby Veivets-G.ngham and Mus
lin Robes-one case Canton Crapes-one case
Al and Z g Irish Linens-4-4 Cambria Prints
Cslicocs- Cling hams-book. leno aud fg'd Mas
Iusline--Linen Cambria & Hdkfs.
thread Laces- flag, bandsnna and fancy Silk
Hdkfs.-merino Nantes and fldtsfs.-Bomba-
zetts-Drill-cotton Camhrics-cotton Shawls--
Standardization and angola Hose-brtish
Shifting white, black and green French Grapes
tartan Plads-FlaDnels-.ilk and cotton I'm
brelles-linen and cotton Damash Parasols--
Dimoties Italian Lustring- Valencia and Mar
settles Vestings Crapes-green, black
and white Sarsnetts-hlack Sirchaws--Italina
Sc wing Silks Twist--Buckram and Padding
-Bedtickiugs-' heetings--Shirting Gingharhs
Stripes Checks-Fr inges- bed Bindings. SC.
&c. &c. If. May 90, 1892.
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FRENCH FANCY GOODS.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
AMONG WHICH AEE,

AMONG WHICH ARE,
Gases Factory Giaghanls and Checks, 10
Bales Shirtings-Bcd Tickings and Satinetts,
l Bale Kentucky Linen Dowi2s.
lFOur assor Hent will be found extensive both
for Wholesale aud Retail. and the prices csnnos
fail to meet the wishes of CUsToAzRs.
Por.iard, Aug 90, 1892.
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which together with their former Stock, enables
them to offer a general assortment Or Goods in
their line. VIZ.
Elegant gilt cut and thrust SWORDS,
Git, plated and brass Artillery DO.
Proved Muskets, Rifles aud Pistols,
Shot Pouches and Powder Flasks,
Gilt coat and vest Star BIZ FTONS.
Gilt and plated Sword Chains and Knots.
Gold, silver, plated and tinsel EPAULETTS,
Gold, silver, and plated Lace aud Binding,
Gold, silver, aud plated hat Bands aud Tassels,
Gilt, plated and silk Stars and Resets,
Silk and worstcd SASHES,
Morocco Sword BELTS,
Gilt, plated and brass cap and belt PLATES,
Gold, plated and worsted Cord and Braid.
3 cases very rich Vulture & common PLU MES,
Yellow Tulips or plume SOCKETS, &c. &C..
great variety OF ticb, plated and Britain
MIA coffee and tea POTS-rich cut Glass com
mon plated CASTORS, from TO bottles--piat-
ed fruit and cake Baskets--plated brass CAN
DLES1It KS and LAMPS, various patterns
plated and steel Shutters and Trays-ivory, bone
aud common table and dessert Knives aud Forks
-Japanned bread Baskets & tea Trays copper,
brass and bell mettle Kettles iron and brass
WEIG HTS-copper Measures Spelter--Cop
per--bar and sheet Lead-store and ship Pumps
lead Spouts-- brass Andirons--Shovels and
tongs and Hooks, &c. &c.
They also cor tinue 10 manufacture and hare
constantly on hand as asrtaI,
Warranted gold NECKLACES silver SOUP
Ladies' table and tea Spoons-sugar longs
salt Spoons and Thimbles-gold watch Chains,
Keys and Seals-Ear Rings-Pms and Rings
Hair Necklaces and Bracelets, &c. &c.
Military Officers and Companies will be
furnished upon such terms as cannot fail 70 give
entire satisfaction and are respectfully invited to
examine for themselves.
DCASH gtUen for old Siiver--CopFer-
Bscss and Lead.
Portland, July 80. II.
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THE subscriber is preparing for the Press and spec
Oily will be published BY SUBSCRIPTION. 20 he
completed i'll Seven PartSat 81 each tine Genuine
WnrLs nc
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MOI, MERcaANT's Row.
III ne Just recersd BY The last orrirl Is from England
and France,
% PACKAGES Of fresh imported PIECE
- GOODS, among them is fine assortment of
Brussels {, Kidde1nnsfer CARpETINss.
4 case irish LINENS, principally Gne very low
charged-Nore of the 8arnsley Table Linen and
Towels--a superior >iyie If Caroline Plaids--
Plaid Bom6azines and Irish worsted Poplins verv
handsome articles-extrs fac fmitston India Book
and Null Muslins-Jessimere Shawls aud Man
tles-Fusniture patches nj the newe patterns
Fringes for ditto " Dreams aud Bonlba zeens-
fine assortment cOIore1 Cencans.
(rT-A GREAT VARIETY or
FRENCH FANCY GOODS.
such as rich nerins aui Cashmere long snL square
shawls--r,chy assorted garni,ure Ribbons--piain
Taifsty ditto OF every hescription--one case green
Bonnet silks white and colored Satins-Levan
tines and florenUes-sik Velyess-SilS Hose and
Gloves &c. &c.
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Medicine, Pants, &c.
HENRY BUTMAN,
Has just received pr snap Liverpool, from
Liverpool,


LtuerpOoi,
GmM lbs Valerisn ROOT,
~ ~ doz. Evans LANCETA,
6 doz. Anderson's PILLS,
10 casks white LEAD,
2 tons Ground do. DO. in Oh,
casks Venetian RED.
5 do. Spanish BROWN,
100 lbs Rose PINK,
100 lbs Orange LEAD
so lbs burnt Terra de SEEMS,
] cask L ten STONE,
8 hhds WHITING,
groce Pencil BRUSHES,
OF. fine CARNiNE,
6 doz. varnish BRUSHES,
2 reams Sand PAPER,
groce Court PLASTER.
% lbs = = WATERS.
80 ut. aier HOOKS.
The ahsys articles are Of fine quality. and
will be sold or the nest reasonable terms.
Portland July 8, 1922. (9w.)
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4 Fresh supply Of NEW GOODS, Just
receired BY
ROYAL lincoln,

Erchange-Styeet. ....... CONSISTING OF
~ case assorted Canton GRAPES,
~ Black and coored Nankin DO.
Red Cashmere SIiANLS,
Canton Grape do
Silk and cotton do-Muslin ROBES,
PLAID SILKS-Italian do.
Tartan & Scotch PLAIDS,
Turkey COLTHS-4-4 English GINGHAMs,
Black Barcelona HANDKFRCHlEFS.
Fancy silk HANDKERCHlEFS-PA
Box Cologne WATER.
Also
Factory MISUNDERSTANDING
SHIRTlNGS-.CHECKS STRIPES BED-
TlCKlNGS--SATTlNETTS- Sewing COTTON,
&c. IT, Aug. 6.
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10 GEORGE BRADBusY, Esq. one orihs Justices
81 NE Peace utihin ana for NE County U Cum
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STATE OF MAINE.

SIMON GREENLEAF.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-26
EXTRACTS OF LETTERS.

LIMA, Aug. 5.-Gen. San Martin sud
denly departed in brig Macedonian, and
some are of opinion he will never return.
Fl his was probably his departure on a
friendly visit to Bolivar, al Guyaquill. j
He took with bin considerable specie.
The county is in the utmost confusion.
The royal army is in The vicinity OF Lima,
about 6, 900 strong, and the Patriot troops
are much disaffected. The Americans
have heretofore been treated very roughly,
but since The arrival OF the Frank!in the
Patriots appear better disposed. Capls
tch and Smith, OF Boston, are now here
and will probably recover their property
by the in!erpOsition OF Com. Stewart -
The American vessels now in port, are the
Franklin "a, hr. Dolphin. ship Esther
of Boston, ChauHcey OF 2alt where boCnd
not determined Ship Panther has touch
ed at Lima and sailed again. Brig Pearl
left Valparaiso May 29 having put in in
distress Flour is IN good demand in Lii
MA, retailing for D5O per Dbl. The Pa
triotS have no hopes of holding Lima a
great length of time. A squadron sailed
rom CallaO short time previous 10 San
Martins departure, where bound could
not learn, bu: generally supposed tor A
trca.
LIMA, Aug. IA French frigate has
Just arr. from Valparaiso Several small
Peruvian vessels have arrived, but they
bring no news of the Macedonian. 1t is
very pleasing to see the national vessels
displaying their flags here, viz. American,
Eng and French, of which Commodore
Stewards is the largest or flag ship. THIS
place is still held by the patriots; but The
general opinion is it will soon fall into the
hands of the royalists, as the patriots ap-
pear indisposed towards the government
which has been established by San Mar
lin, who IS very unpopular, which has gil
ven rise to the report of bis having abscon-
ded how this is, time will determine.
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and wishes OF the people OF this state, in
relation to such measures of the govern.
ment of the United STATES, as have in
view the better security OF our county
against the approaches OF a hostile mari
time force, do therefore
Resolve, That we cordially approve the
efforts OF the generalgOpernment, TO foster
our navy, and 20 cause progressive in
crease of this means of defence, which ex-
perience has taught US TO regard, as ne
cessary to our protection and 10 the main
tainance of that nigh and dignihed chdrac-
ter which has exalted our country among
the nations of the earth. That we cor
daily approve OF every effort of the gene
raj government to extend and perfect a
system OF defence by Notifications highly
useful IN other places, and essentially ne
Cessary 20 the walters OF the Chesapeake
and its tributary rivers.
And whereas, from the relative position
of this state, aud those vast sources OF sue
cessful enteTpriZe and wealth, the rivers
Potomac and Susquehana, as well as from
the relation eof our largest city, TO all eX,
tensive district OF inland country. 1t is OF
the utmost Importance to our citizens that
a system of internal Improvements shall be
vigorously pursued. Therefore, we do
further resolve, That we will highly APP
probate and zealously co operate with the
general government, in the adoption OF
such measures as will afford TO our country
the facilities anu advantages WHICH na--
ture has placed under our contsoui, aad
which wise policy should induce US to
improve.
RESOLVED, That copy of the foregoing
preamble and resolutions be forwarded ny
the executive 10 each of our senators and
representatives in Congress, with re-
quest that they will cooperate in the pro-
motion of the measures which in the sense
Of the legislature are best calculated tor
the interests of the union at large, and es'
pecially OF this state.
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Congress of the United States,
SEVENTH NTH CONGRESS-2D SESSION.
FRIDAY, DEC. 20, 1892.
IN SENATE.


The following engrossed bills, order.
ed yesterday to be read third time,
were severally read third time, pass
ed, and sent to the House of Rcpresen.
tives for concurrence, viz:
A bill concerning the lands to be
granted to the state of Missouri for the
purposes Of education, and other pub
lie uses;
A bill for the relief of Valley and
Foster, and
a bill for the relief Of Jacob Babbitt.
The bills W j h passed the House Of
Representatives yesterday, and we're
brought up for concurrence, were seve
rally read the first time.
The resolutions offered yesterday by
Mr. johnson of Lou. and Mr.. Johnson
of Ky. respectively, were severally ia
ken up and agreed to.
The bill for the relief of the repre-
sentatives of Alexander Montgomery,
deceased, passed through committee
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-26
EUROPEAN NEWS,

LONDON, Nov. 20. -The Paris papers
Of Thursday and Friday have arrived
since our last They contain somewhat
curious correspondence, which we have
given IN our subsequent page, between the
royalist general Eguia, and the Constitu-
tional governor OF Pampeuna, Don Ra-
mon Sanchez Salvador. Eguia, it seems,
has minated to VI. Salvador, that Il GER
tain royalists. now prisoners in his hands
suffer death by virtue OF any sentence of
a military tribunal, he will Immediately
retaliate, by causing two constitutional OF
iCerS to be put to death tor each rOyallet
who may be executed.
The Journal des Debats contains long
and, we think, important article, relative
to Turkey Ii is therein stated, and APP
parentiy from authority, that the emperor
Alexander had announced to the Coz
gress Of Verona his intention OF entirely
changing his system with regard 10 lur"
key and of employing means OF force, TO
compel at last the baibarous government
f ConstantiBople TO make concessions.
We shall offer no remarks upon this state
ment. A few days, we expect, will ena-
bic US 10 communicate intelligence mat
will supply the best comment
The oilowlng are extracts from lac Fa~
ris Journals,
PARIs, Oct. % Don Onis, Minister
P'empotenlary from Spain 70 the Court
of London, arrived at Paris from Calais.
OF. "a - ne report is spread this eve
ming in Paris, that d;sting ulshed persons
have received, by ala extraordinary chan
uel, news from Verona, which announce,
that ibe dispositions OF the soyereigns are
of nature ID console ali friends OF legiti
macy with respect to the affairs of Spain.
is said that it is the inteation of the au-
gust allies 10 declare that the Cortes have
to re-establish Spain in its former constltu,
ION. and restore its king to liberty, if they
wish to avoid war on Ihe part OF all the
powers. We repeat the report without
p eiendIng to give it more certainty than
eiongs to il IN reality. But II seems po-
sltye that the SEQ d'Urgel assumes more
cunSlstt nee even with foreign powers. and
II acquires credit enough TO hope that the
war which it makes against the revolu-
tioDists will be maintained by succours Of
all kinds CQuotid,enae,
From the London Courier, Oct. 60.
= CRY, one o'clock An express has Just
arrived with accounts of fall in the
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On motion of mr.. Nelson >,

;a On d motion Of M. Nelson, the .J.5,.
sLsry committee were discharged y c,,
of John Hogg, which was rara r,'l,ion
the secretary of the treas urv 'ed 10
The resolution yesterday movaa
Mr. Irlmble, requesting from tho =" Oy
sIdent of the United States info, "o pre-
and estimates of the expense Of f 1ns len
ing Fhompson's Island comnonIr 'a' y
ed Key West, on the coast Of ~ cali
was then taken up, and the ons.,; "da,
ing stated on agreeing thereto O0 be-
MIR Eustls submitted wba,h
would not be expedient to let IL;s ' 1t
solution lie N the table for the nn 'S fe>
1t was we'll understood, be said F' ti
survey of the coast of Florida, &c c"1 ia
been ordered, and was now N . ~ had
execution. That being the case ian i, Of
being possible that the president " not
yetgve the information required dOuI0
thought the adoption of the iu' he
would at this time be premature '''CN
After some debate the questi,n
aksn Oh agreeing to Nr. TrimhIa,. was
solution, and, on division, 70 49, re-
favor of it, being a majority Of G'' Ia
members present. So the TesoIu.: we
was agreed to. u''On
Mr. Fuller offered the foIowirn
Resolved, That the Secretary Of tho \,
Department be directed TO inform tb;. navy
what rules and regula ions have been n., muse
by the board of commissioners and p pnfa
by the president for the government of tb,
w oftbe United -tates, and how far way va: Va
of the same may be necessary. >'''iOa
This resolve lies over for one d.r
Mr.. Fuller also offered the f,lJGyi
Resolved, That the commissioners 9TH. y
Wy Hospitals be directed to report to tbi, bo ,,a
the amount Of the Sums received bv fbon Use
virtue Of the act ofthe 9th Of FebrIarv Isti
the balance remaining in their hands. and ,a',
measures nave been taken by thtm to cano,
the objects pointed out in the third section or
SAID act.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-26
PIRATES.

We learn by the brig Delegate, captain
Lewis, arrived yesterday from Havana,
that the pirates were not only becoming
more bold. but more numerous. Capt L.
sales from Havana on the 9th inst. and
iniorms that Spanish feet OF about ten
sail, under convoy Of tylgate and brig OF
war, had just arrived from CadIZ-that
the British squadron, consisting OF the trl-
gate Sering tpstam, capt Warren, brig
Redwing AMI cutter Grecian, sailed from
Havana on the Sd inst.on cruize against
the pirates. Of Point Yacos, capt. L..
was chased by four schooners, supposed
TO be pirates, but got clear of them by
fresh squalls. Capt L. adds, that the
night previous to his departure, an .smers
can schooner under Spanish colors, arri-
we'd from Philadelphia, On the 4th, near
Havana, she was fred into by the u. S.
schooner Grampus, supposing her TO be a
pirate. I.N Y, Gazette Dec.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-26
To the Editors Of the Commercial YadOer'
tiSer.

BRIDGEpoRT, DISC. 47,-Gentlemen-
If you think that tue following extract OF
a letter which received a few days slncG
from tue collector at Crooked Island, is OF
sufficient interest to commercial men TO
induce you TO give it place 10 the Com
mercisi Advertiser, IT Will, at least, obIige
tbs WIIter Yours, &c.
Extract ola ietter. from John Forbes COL
Iecior az Cr0oSsd Island, dGted Oct. tn,
1899
Sir-Allhcugh our salt season com
menced late / have yel been tOlerably
fortunate in raking. You will oblige me
by recommending 10 your friends TO send
their vessels to me Tor salt Vessels 60
ms trom Inc states to 81. Domingo anu
Cuba, find il advantageous to call here tor
sail OH their return, it beng IN their way
home. The SAT- can recommend as be-
ing as good as any in the Bahamas Yes
sells coming 10, must bring the flag stall 10
bear east, and come to IN i've or SIX ia
thoms water, with clear sandy bottom,
aud good holding ground, | am not
much inclined 10 be interested in Regolia-
ting bills, but such as you would recon-
mend, | would take.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-26
The Hon Joseph NJ. Hernandez. Dele

The Hon Joseph NJ Hernandez. Dele
gate to Congress from Florida, arrived
at Charleston Cd the 18th inst. from Savan>
nab, on MS way 10 Washington. The East
Florida Herald OF the 3Uth ult. states that
the votes in East Florida for Mr. Herman
DEE, were 396--in West Florida there
were but $50 votes, which were for Gel.
Barnett.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-26

Capt Smell, of the Fame. left at SmyT-
ma 18th OCtooer, several British, French,
Dutch aad Imperial vessels OF war, but no
American merchantmen. The place was
perfectly tranquil, but no news of peace
ha reached that city The Greeks Il was
reported, had the advantage at sea, Cap
tain Saell anchored at GIqrAllar, 7th Nov
but did No, go ashOre--nOne Ut the Ame-
rican squadron sere there at that TINS.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-26

Capt. Chase, from St, Petersburg, lar
rived al New York, states, that =" things
appeared to DE in a state OF perfect tran
guilty. The Russian fleet, which had
arrived few days previous to his depar.
ture, were hauled into the Mole, stripped
aud the crews discharged"