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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-22

,.,;on Of Ireland, and subscriptions
IA been opened in several olher clues lot
sh ae same humane object.
snI = with much pleasure, says the Cou-
~ &c are able already to announce that
<fieh Ranking houses have opened TIE
sew. =, subscriptions for the Distressed
y peo s psasanlry, prior TO the general NEE
Lifisu morrow. and that there are seen IN
El,ng ~ !. of donors. several munihcens sub
a he , towards supporting SO iaudibie
p"'aer,ak;ng, amongst whom Lord MIL
ION stands prominent. 49,.
1 The distress in consequence OF sGol''
oi provisions, is very great. SUB
ne were raising at London. Liver
SCRIP nd other places for the reliet Iof the
sPoo. From an actual survey OF a part
}PeeoPP"ra # is ascertained, that between 30
Eol 20. 20 oo0 are wholly without the means
\ ailu J bs;s,ence. In Limerick, Kerry and
S ~ counties, the distress appears to be
..naJo ,;m;lar degree 10 that described IN
=. ~ ,onov;pe account from Galway.
'he '0'1 Galway, April 81.
The distress OF the poor increases daily
nav, groups of beggars are constantly TO be
.sen arriving from the country prlnclraiiy
,,om the westward. No spot upon the
t sooa IF the habitable globe presents, such
a = lone of misery, want, and wretchedness.
q :: 't ,s;s town does at present. Many are
n a. Affected with that kind of fever which
= aver attendant upon want OF tool, and
n,cb day records some death after very
co., illness. A Town Meeting. is called
1E Nav
i0' '"0 .april 2e.
The price Of potatoes this day was Sd.
nor stone The situation OF the poor IS
Ipaally deolorable. There are many bad
.aass Of lever, too, in the Fever Hospital.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-22
For Freiight,.

For Freight,
,9kNl The brig HALSEY, |. Small,
In master, carries 1900 barrels, is a
superior vessel, twill be ready for car
go in a lew days.
Also For Freight,
xM&, The Schr. Ann, B! Webb, mas
zsaiaa ter, a first rate vessel and carries
1900 bbls.-will be ready for a cargo in
three days. Apply TO
/. Who haze for sale said ysssels cargoes Of
boo bbls. Thomaston lime,
5000 lbs prime green coffee,
30 bags sugar,
10 hhds. Jamaica rum.
june 60
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-22

On SATURDAY Night, at s o'clock
NyslLL be sold at the Auction Store.
w without reserve
100 doz sup. horn combs
"a fine hats,
blacking & ink powder,
elegant shovels and tongs,
knives & forks,
yestings,
crimson & purple bomba,
zine,
parasols,
drawers, &c. &c.
S.A. MARSTELLER, Auc..
june 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-22
THIS D4K.
Peremptory Sale.

IN Saturday 2ad inst. at 4 o'clock,
" will be sold without reserve ON the
premises, that comfortable and well shua-
ted house and lot lately occupied BY Mr..
:. Harper; 81 feet on Patrick, running
through TO Henry st. Tie house is sto-
ries OF brick, with brick stable, carriage
house, &c. Also, The LOT OF GROUND
corner of Franklin and Water sis. J60 by
1873 feet. Also. The FIRE proof 3 story
warehouse adjoining Dr.. Slsbler e. Sons
shop.
Terms liberal and made known at The
place OF sale.
S. A. MARsTELLER, auct.
lIpe Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-22
Best Chewing Tobacco.

30 kegs and half kegs manufactured TO-
= bacco, of la's 8's and pound twist,
Barclays brand, warranted superior to any
in the District, just received oy the schr.
John, capt. Burke, from Richmond, and
TOR sale by
JOHN .. BROWN, .agent.
april 10 2rtf
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-22
r. DARRAH-DENTIST.

DESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies
III and Gentlemen OF Alexandra and
lis vicinity, that he has returned to bis old
stand in MIR. Atkinson's house on Fairfax
street, where he will be happy to wait on
them in the line Of his profession.
q
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-22
Henry P. Whitney,

1IOHi W IllChVy,
uAS just received, and offers for sale.
IL at reduced prices.
Ladies'. gentlemen's and children's leg.
born and chip hats fevery quality,
and at all prices from u to 80 dolls.
lars.
Every description of fashionable cloath-
ing, as usual,
Constantly on hand, at the lowest terms
at bis well known stand,
Opposite the Farmers Bank Of
sss Ale1Qngsia,
June Il dem
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-22
For Sale.

TOr sale,
4 WELL disposed negro woman, and
n her two children, one a girl about
seven, the other boy about FIVE years OF
age. They will not be sold out of The
District or state of Virginia; for psrticu-
lars, enquire of the printer.
june 4 st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-22
SHEEP SHEARING.

Mr. Carter, editor of the. New York
Statesman, gives the following account
IS. visit he made last week to the place
of residence of John Nicol, Esq. re
snectable and wealthy farmer of New
Windsor, to attend the anniversary Of
his sheep shearing.
"Our principal object in paying vi
ait to Orange county at this time, was
20 attend the annual festival of Mr.. Nj
col who was SO polite as to invite dis
tant guests. On Friday afternoon we
code to his farm, three miles from New
burgh, not forgetting to pass the field
where fhe Revolutionary army was dis
handed, and where the traces of wax
are still visible. Flocks and herds are
now quietly grazing upon the encamp-
,nent Mr.. Nicol, then boy, lived up.
on the same spot in the time of the re-
voIution. and was in the daily habit of
seeing Washington, Knox, Fayette, and
others pass his fathers house. He
pointed out the place where each pitch
ed his tent.
ssJuvat ire, ct Dorica castra,
Desertoscue videre locos, litusque relictum.
Hic Dolopum manus, hic sevus tendebt A
chilles.
Mir. Nicol has farm of about 700 a.
ores, stocked with 500 full blooded me-
rinos. We were told that this number
ia small, compared with some others in
the state. Mr.. Davis, of Duchess, has
5000, Judge Smith of the same county,
1000. and Gen Wadsworth, of Ontario
a greater number than either Mr.. Nj
col, by way Of experiment, begins with
fec /!
On our arrival. we were met at the
gate by the hospitable owner of this
rich and extensive domain, and conduc-
ted into apartments filled with circles
of taste and beauty. assembled from the
vicinity, together with several visitants
from distance. The whule party con-
sisted of between one and two hundred
who amused themselves during the al
terhoon and evening with conversations,
walking in charming garden, weaving
garlands of flowers. dancing, and par
taking of the dainties which crowned
the festive board. But prose is too cold
for such enjoyments, and we will give
an extract from a poet whose descrip>
tious are always true to nature.
At last. of snowy white, the gathered f1ocks
Are in the wattled pen numerous prcss'd,
Head above head: and, ranged in lusty rows,
The shepherds 81, and whet the sounding
shears.
The housewife waits to roll her feecy stores
With all her gay dress'd maids attending round.
One, chief, in gracious dignity enthroned.
Shines Ger the rest, the pastoral queen, and
rays,
Her smiles, sweet beaming, on the shepherd
king.
While the glad circle round them yield their
souls
To festive m,rth, and wit that knows no gall.
1t is believed there is no branch of in.
dustry more lucrative to the farmer,
than the raising of wool; and we hope
prompt and profitable sale of MIR. Nicol's
500 tieeces, which we saw rolled up, and
samples which we brought to the city,
will induce other farmers to follow his
example, not even excepting his customs
OF celebrating sheep shearing.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-22
So, 80 MARINE LIST, 80.
PORT OF .ALEYANDRIa,'
SoFIED FROM THE READING-kooM BOOKS,
ARRIvED....JUNE 20

ARRIvEp....JUNE 20
brig Laurel. Heiskell, Darien, Geo. II
os; timber for the navy yard, Washington.
ne capt and one hand lay sick, one man
oled on the passage, named Isaac Eaton,
oil Deer Island.
Schr' Industry, Chaplin. Currituck; shin.
giles to Smoot & Co.
oIoop Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore:
freight TO merchants OF the district.
SAILED,
otm bt Potomac Middleton, Norfolk.
Ship Ulyses, Rose, sailed i'm Charle:ton
Tor Liverpool June 10th.
Ne'V York, June l6-Schr. Mary, (of
Alexandra, Carrick IS DAYS from Mara
raioo. with tusllc and goat SKINS, TO order,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-22
Grass and Grain Sythes.
Rradea, Morgan g Co,

II AVE imported in the ship Fair Ira
II der, from Liverpool,
Waldron' prime grass sythes,
do double prime grain do
Printed Marseilles cuttings, handsome
patterns,
By the schr. Primrose, from Boston,
80 pieces Russia sheetings,
5 mo @5 st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-22

The Mary was bound TO ST. Thomas, bat
being chased by schooner, fell 10 lee
ward, and being short of rater, bore Tor
this port.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-22
or Freight,

VI TICISHt3
,.SM> The brig HOPE, A Hodgkinson,
~ master, first rate vessel carries
1000 bbls. will takefreight to the West In
dies, South Americaor Europe,
Apply 10
june Is, st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-22
John Yates,
AttO2neu at Idzo.

Attorney at Lac,
OFFERS his professional services to.
~ the public, aud will practice eertnin-
iy in Charles county, Md. also, il encou-
ragged, in Montgomery, Prince Georges
and st. Mary's County, AZ TO promises
for care and attention, (Which are usual +
he makes nome suffice it to say, reputs-
ton, success and support greatly depend
upon a prompt, honest and Conscientious
discharge Of duty.
Georgetowa, D. c. June Is.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-22

Il
spring "oouS.
pRADEN MORGAN & Co. have i'm
- ported in the ship Wllhelmina, from
Liverpool.
7.8 6ne and super fancy prints
go do do do chinlz
Do super furniture do
Do cambria muslins,
Ga do do
Do camb. cling. striped &eChecked
Plain leno I
Tam5oured do
Loom sewed japaned
Do do do book
Tamboured do
India do
Do null MUSLlNS.
Corded check
Hair cord
Fancy stripe
Do check
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-09

LIST or TOWN OFFICERS FOR 1922.
Seteetmen-Isaac Adams, Joshua Richardson, Ben
jamIn ilsey. John Williams. Robert Ts.ev
.7ssessors-Joel Hail. Charles Fox. D.nie, Cobb
crsrsr-Samuel Trask.
Collector 81 TGres-Joseph NJ Gerrish
Inspector o, Poiioc-WiIam Pullevs
School ComInHee-Horatio Southgate Ansel lie SIS
Naihl Mitchell, John Fox, Ashur Ware, Eleazer
Wyer Charles Morris, James Crockett Rev. Thomas
=. Ripley, Thomas A, Deblois. Samuel Aver. stephen
Patten.
OScrseeTS ofthe Poor and also Of ire U1orkto,tse-
josiah Dow, Rufus Emerson, Phinehas Varnum Dan
lei Gilbert, John W. Smith George Warren. Barnabas
barol, Jas. Z. Churchill and William Merrill.
CoastI5ss-John b. Scott. John Merrill, Edward &
sou her, Henry Hussey and Christopher Rand.
Heath CO-nIpiHes-John Coe, Samuel Weed. Ste
phen Patten, Eleazer Nyer and William Polleys
Surveyors Of Boards Stfngies S-c-ansel Lewis
Friend Loring Enoch Lowell Daniel Herrck. James
Huse, Nath Bradford, Samuel Moody Harrison Bra
zrer, Enoch Morse, Zenas Libby, Parker Isley Lem
uel Rice, Smith Cobb, iona. Sparrow John Crockett
Charles Jordan Nathan Howe, Simeon Goold. East
&c Evans, Caleb Lord, Thos. Chase, Abner Bagley,
Lewis Stetson, Abraham Ossood and Joseph Lane
Surveyors Of Mahogany and Hard Wood-Benia-
min Ilsey, William Haskell, George Clark and Benja-
min Ilsey, Jr
CltIiers Of Hoops and Staues-Jacob Ham Joshua
2. Weeks, Royal Williams, Samuel Chase, Jabez
Clapp, Daniel Walker Daniel A. Smith Anthony
knight Nathan Hubbard, David Williams jena Spar
row. Ward Boaney and George G. Mnott.
Iytt5ngmen-Anse Lewis, Nicholas Lofing. James
Huse, Horatio Southgate, Lemuol Cooling Robert
Douglass, Elliot Libby, John Bracket, VIM Poueys.
Oliver Everett, James Crockett, Samuel Jackson
Fire WardS.-Joshua Richardson Levi SAWYER
Joel Hall. Phinehas Yarnum, Ansel Lewis, Jacob
knight, Levi Gutter. Mark Harris John Crockett VIM
Polleys, John Skilings, Nathan Howe. Apheas Shaw.
Samuel Aver, Jos. NJ. Gerrish, VIM Chadwick, Phiip
Greeley, Oliver Everett, Enoch Preble, Cotton B.
Brooks, Joushua Wingate aud Jesse Richards
Fence pleicerS.-David Ross and Srp hen H. Niles.
ASSAY MGters.-ChaHes Farley and Eleazer Wyer.
CuAtrS Of Dry Fash.-Joshua +. Weeks Anthony
Fernald and Samuel Chase
Committee an AcceuntS.-Eben. Mayo VIM. Swan,
Samuel Trask
Hog Reeuss.--Jona. Fessenden, Nahum Ellwell.
Benz. Thomas and William Sklings
Attest, JOSEPH POPE, Torn Clsrf.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-09

long andvery impressive Message was trans
m'tteS 70 Congress. the object OF which is to eN-
press the views Of the President in favour of that
system of defence Of the sea-board, the execu-
pon of which has been generally suspended by
NE refusal Of Congress, al the last session, to
make the appropriations for carving il on. The
solectimmediatey reccmmendedto the attention
" Congress- is the fortifcation on the Gulf OF
Mexico I; but the observations of the President
Apply equally = the general syst4m Of fortiica-
!qQ' MAJ Iat.
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SEtTP NEW s.
PORT OF PORTLAND,
.ARRIT7LS.

.4RRIE.7LS
WEDNESDAY, April 3.-Auivod schr. NJ
ma, Capt. FL. Warren. 10 days from Havana,
with molssses to c. @. Clap. Sailed in co.
with brig Francis, of this port, for Roston. Left
there Briggs Galen, Heating, Portland, Matan-
"a. next day, foil freight for n. Y. Susan Jare,
freeman, do. Cadiz, do. Spanish Troops Cum
berland, Woodbury., Vera Cruz, do. do waiting
freight Mentor, Stevens, Portland, New York,
loading Lucy Ann. Davis, Turks Island, do.
10 days with freight; Fair American, Hobbs,
Portland. do. do. Levant, Choate, do disch. /;
George, Warwick, do. unee, lain ; Rebecca, Par
rot, DO. Wilmington, uncertain; Tropic, Stevens,
do. Mariel or days for Molasses; Delegate,
Lewis, do. Curacao, next day with freight (;
Caroline, Hobbs, do. just arrived Ship Fisher
Ames, Camnet, Turks Island, dischargng salt ;
Schr. ospra, Harding, Portland, dischargng !;
Briggs Washington, Tate, do do. /; Hind. Prince,
do. DO. do. Phebe, Grndell, Castine, Boston.
loading Palafox, Fitz, Bath, Boston, do. : Brit
ANNA, Maxwell, Portland, dscharging Hiram,
Waite, New Orleans, Newport, loading Schr
Shiboleth. Wade. do. do. do.
THURSDAY-Brig Moro, Greedy, from Ma
tsuzas, via Boston, with Sugar TO }. Williams
81. Madison, Crowell, from Dennis.
FRIDAY-Schrs. Relief, Crowell, from Den
mis-, with Salt to the Master-Betsev, Chadwick
Boston. with Cotton and RICE, to T. Chadwick
brig Barzillai, Liscomb, from Boston.
SATURD AY-Schr. Sukey, Haskell, from
Deer-ISle. for Boston,.
SUNDAY-Brig Pacific, Sawyer, 90 days
from Point Petre, with molasses, to Capt. n.
Blake, Scarborough. The schr. Cathsrine, Rich
ards, Of New Haven, sailed in company.-Left.
Msrch Is. Briggs Peace. Weeks. for Portland, in
81 days dis'ch. Hero, Robinson, for do. in 40
dsys-Jsne. Bacon, for do.-Elizsbeth, Gardi-
ner. for do. in s days Albert, Blanchard, for do
in IL days-Merohan., Blinn, for Wethersfeli
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-09

The EuphIates has arrived al view York, with Lon
Gon papers 70 FEBRUARY Z.
The Triton. Bassey. arrived az Boston on Sd inst
with Liverpool papers 18th February, and London
paper 20 llIh.
Fson these ard the gleanings Of former arrivals, we
r.ge maac up our foreign head TO day.
Tha Bs.n kiags speech, states his nope and expecta
ion that tal policy parsued by Great Britain 10 relation
. Russia. and the Porte viii be productive OF con
,nuance of peace but the Morning Chronicle predicts
war. II seems by no means. certain that the views
cf Alexander will meet the wishes of all MS allies
Isrland. If Nc accounts exaggerated assumes
fhe attitude Of rebellion The instruction bill is re-
established by the British House Of Commons and the
lIatcas Corpus act suspended This the accounts from
Ireland might lead US to expect precautionary
measure.
Spain remained in statu quo accounts, (not off,
ca state that she has recognized the independence
@. SOUTH America.
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Christian Reg,ster.

THE CHRISTIAN REGISTER is religious netrs-
paper, published every Friday evening IN
BosroN, at No. IA, Marlboro street. corner of
Franklin street.-The great object ofthis work -
to inculcste the principles Of rational faith, and
to promote the practice Of genuine pety. To
this end it aims 70 encourage a spirit Of free and
independent inquiry, to assist in bringing into use
the true principles OF interpreting the scriptures
and to recomme I'D the meek and charitable tenn
per Of the gospel. la its views OF doctrine 4 hsr-
monies with the CHRISTIAN DISCIPLE. X ia how
ever, more elementary, than that work, and il u
intended to be better adapted to the taste and
wants of the common class Of readers. Each
number contains summary Of the most inter
esting foreign & domestic intelligence religious
and political. Political discussions, however.
not admitted. One part ofthe paper i: also
devoted to misce faneous communications. agri-
cultural, historical and literary. The publish
ton Of this paper commenced in August last !:
since that time its patronage has been steadily
increasing.
Terms Of subscription, t,oo dollars and fny cenfs
f paid ~ advance or three d1llars at the end
OF the year. New subscribers can be furnished
with series Of the past numbers. To thos
VINO take the past numbers the first years sub
scdption Wal be but tgo dollars.
Subscriptions received al the
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE.
No. 2. MERCHANTS Row,
Where file Of the paper may be seen
.4Prl 8.
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To be sold al PUnLic YENpUE, 10 The hghea
= bidder, on THURSDAY. the 16lh day Of
May next, at fl O'CLOCK, A. NJ IN TIE premis
es :--rbat valuable Estate, on the south side OF
AAINE-sTREEr, PORTLAND, formerly belong
ing to Thomas Webster Esq deceased and now
occupied by Simon GresnitoE, Esq. consisting of
large and very convenient three story BRICK
Houss, with kitchen and Wooh-house al Join
ing, conts Ing two parours six finished chambers,
store room, puInp-rc ON, with good well of wa
'er, stable and garden.
-iLSO-
One very eligible House Lot, adjoining the c.
bove, and fronting on the same street.
--ILSO-
Two other Lots. adjoining the above, and froft-
ing on JefersOn-Strctf, with convenient one
story DIV cling House thereon.
Also
One other Lot, on the south side of JEFF, ~or-
Street, with Dwelling House thereon, now in
the occupation Of Samuel s. Nash.
The premises may be viewed at any time pre-
vious TO the sale, by application to Mr.. Geenlcaf.
or to the Subscriber at bis Counting Room, No.
8, Long CHARACTERIZATION Of .ale will be made
known at the lime and place Of sale.
COTTON B. BROOKS.
Portland, 44priL 9, 1899.
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PRIVATE SCHOOL.
MR.. ELIPHALET WEBSTER,

u HAT he may correct the report that he is a
bout to discontinue his school, gives information
th at he has just commenced his spring term for
the instruction OF Masters and Misses in the var
Gus branches OF English Education, at his
School Room, Federal Street.
He tenders his thanks to those who have in
trusted to his care the education Of their youth,
and hopes that by using every effort for their i'm
provement, he shall receive share of the patron
age of those who wish to send their children 10 a
private instructor. Portland, April 9.
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n ca RID.

MIR. WITHYCOMBE, Professor and
Teacher Of the at of Dancing. has che
honour 10 inform the Ladies and Gentlemen at
Portland. that his Spring Quarter will commence
on S.iTURD II. the 18Th INST. 81 Q o'clock, r.
~ From the liberal patronage Mr.. W. has ~
ceived from many of the drst families in town, he
hatIers himself That his mode Of instruction and
attention 10 the duties OF his school have not
been overlooked. He takes The liberty 20 impress
upon parents and guardians that ms mode of in
strnction is solely designed for pYivaie teaching
and society dancing. Mr. ". devotes himself
entirely 70 the Perfectng his pupils in the ease,
elegance and dignity, necessary fer The Bail Roou
IL Subscription paper left at Tie Portland
Bookstore.
n. B.-Music taught; Pianos tuned
and repaired Portland, 4priI 9, 1892.
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Gen. Richardson's Nindi-

cation,
Is for Sale at THIS OFFICE, and at the several
Bookstores in this town.
GFOnly one assertion contained in this
pamphlet has been denied, and the proof OF
that is contained in the Argus Of to-day.
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RiAemen Attention +! :!

THE Members Of the PORTLAND RIFLE
j COMPANY, are reminded that their Quar-
terly Meeting will be held THIS EVENING at
the Armoury, at half past o'clock. A punctual
attendance Of all is requested.
THOS. LEAVIS, Jr. o. s.
TresdnU, .aDTl[ g. 1902
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-09

Ar OF Probate. held Portland within ard for tb-
county OF Cumberland. the first Tuesday Of Arri,
the year OF Lord eightesn hundred and r~en \.
CARAH GOODMAN. and JOHN FHSOTHINGHAN. Fsn
~ Executors Of the lasr ~ll and tess nscnt u RchsI
Goldman. l4e OF said Portland Esquire, deceased hsvn
presumed their 6n ACCOUNT Of adnnsrr the esrre
or said deceased
ORDERED III the sad Executors give norict ~ ~ ~
Interested. BY ss1sng copy Of this order 10 be ~ -
lis cd three weeks successvely Ia TIL Portland Czrffe
printed Portland. that they may appear Pruptte
Court he4 AZ and. -fresaid Voc rss y. Ala, NJ
May Of The az * IL the forenoon Il slew c~Ue-
IL any they nave, Why the should not besssow-d
B. POTTER. Tu5zs.
true s0pv; Attest,
HoRATIo soUTHCA TIE, XII.
APri! 3, s--.
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THE
EUTERPEIAD,
OR,
Musical MteNigmcer,
AND
The Minerviad.
Dc1ottd to Literature and Amusement,
FOR THE LADIES-BOSTON.

TIE Third volume Of The EUTERPEIAD, or
MUSICAL INTELLIGENCER, is published semi
monthly, on Saturdays, exclusively devoted to
the diffusion of Musical Intelligence. and contain
a sheet of Music with each number, at 1'ro Dol
lars per annum, payable yearly in advance.
The MlNERVIAD. devoted to Literature and
Amusement for the Ladies, is published semi
monthly on the alternate Saturdays at 1tco Dot
tdrs per annum, payable half yearly in advance.
The above publications may be had in connec-
ton, at Three Dollars per annuu, or Itco Dol
tars per annum, for either separate.
JOHN r. PARKER.
rev complete Of the I'D Volume Of the Euterpead
or Musical Intelligence. and Ladies Gazette, bound.
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CABLE g ANCHOR,
EOR S.AIE CHEAP

rOR O-ILE JTE.1P,
nNE CHILE, 10 inches, 40fathoms new and
~ we'll lad-an ANCHOR, about $50 lbs
We're put on board the sch Five Brothers by the
underwriters, and are too large for that vessel.
Apply to
ATWOOD f. QUINCY, .auct'rs.
.4pru g.
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS

We Editors Of the National InteIigencerl
venture TO say there will never be O.lotter mem
ber Of Congress appointed even to be Minister
abroad if others the least qualified can be got to
accept the Office"
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TO LET.

HALF Of a three story HOUSE, Oh Fore-Street
Apply 20 JOHN OXNARp.
Portland, April 8, 1922.
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DENTAL OPERATIONS.

or Cleansing, Repairing, &C. Likewise, Gla.:
~ EYES, made to initiate the original, and set
with perfect ease to the patient. BY CHARLES
RATH. He may be found during the day at his
Room, in Temple Street, near The Reading Room.
Portland, April Q. (9w0