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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-12

Worcester, S.
Probate Office, May co, 1922.
10 Tic Hears Of NICHOLAS Mcclure. lcts
Of Brook6cld, IN said Countu de-.
ceased, and 10 all Others concerned i.
the Estate Of sad deceased,
GREETINc.
WOU are hereby cited to an.
FL pear (ifyou sec () a: the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Conn
ty, on the first Tuesday in July next, al ten
Of tho clock, before noon, to show cause WIN
The Instrument, which purports 70 be The last
VIII aud Testament Of said deceased, should
not be approved; and you will be heard there
on. NAfHL. PAINE y. Prob.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-12

Jesting.-Harmiess mirth is the best
cordial against the consumption of the
spirits wherefore, jesting is not unlaw-
ful, If it trespasseth not in quantity,
qnality, or season. Jest not with the
two-edged sword of Gods word. Will
nothing please thee to wash thy hands
in, but the font? or to drink heaIths in.
but the church chaIice Scof not at
the natural defects of any which it is not
~ their power TO mend. Oh, it is cruel
70 beat cripple with his own crutches.
lie that relates another mans wicked
jest with delight, adopts it for his own.
lie that will lose his friend for Jest,
deserves to die a beggar by the bargain.
FULLER.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-12

The evening gradually wore away. The
tra"AilArs road tho papers two or three times
over after which they, one after another, rang
for Boots and the chamber.naid, and walk.
ed up to bed in old shoes, cut down into
marycilously uncomfortable slippers.
There was only one man left short leo
ged, long bodied plethorick fellow with verv
large sandy head He sat by himself with .
grass OF port wine negus, and a spoon slipping
and stirring until nothing was left but the
spoon. He gradually fell asleep bolt npright
IN ms chair, with the empty glass standing be-
fore him; and the candle seemed 10 fan
asleep too, for the wick grew long, and cab
baged at the end, and dimmed the little light
that remained in the chamber.
Inc gloom that now prevailed was conta-
gions. Around hung the shapeless and almost
spectral box-coats of departed travellers. long
SINCE 5! buried in deep sleep. only heard the
ticking of the clock, with the deep-drawn
1reathinss Of the sleeping topper and the
.drlpplngs Of the rain, drop, drop, drop, from
the caves Of the house,
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-01
EDUCATION.

Nj RS. MURRAY, would inform her friends
1fI and The public, that her SECOND QUAR-
bh will commence On the first Of October
when The following branches will be taught.
VIZ Reading, Writing, Arithmetic. English Gram
mar, oeog Apply. Autonomy with the use Of the
Giobes, History, Rhetoric, Chemistry, Compost
ton, French aud Music.
Ai'o-Nhell Work. Wax Work, Paper Work
fntgree Drawing and Painting in Water Colours.
wish all kinds Of Needle Work taught on q nes
and Improved pian and in a superior style.
TUITION from three 10 seven dollars
fer ,suafer, exclusive Of French and Music.
Young Ladies from the Country will be ac-
cnmmoda'ed with BOARD and TUITION \,
% per Quarter. FRENCH will be So, MU-
charge
II Every attention wil ue paid 10 the Morals
a." Manners of the PuuiI.
F'easant-street PortIand, 10Th Sent 1922.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-01
FIRE
Aug. I3, 1922

fENHE Mdnufdcturers' Insurance Company. re-
Gently established in the City 0 Boston. for
the express purpose Of insuring against Fire
with Capital Of Three Hundred 7hou,and Dol
lars now offer 10 Manufactures throughout the
United States, az opportunity Of insuring their
property against this destructive element. (which
the greatest care and strictest attention cannot
always prevent, and which, IL an unfortunate
moment, frequently reduces afluent and indie
pendent families TO poverty and Distress al such
moderate rates, as cannot fail to induce owners
Of factories 10 secure themselves against loss.
The Company are 10 no manner restricted as
10 the description of risks, bnt will name premi-
ums I'D all cases, however hazardous, and on the
most favorable terms. Not only Cotton. Wool
len, and other Manufaot will he insured al
this Office, but also Dwelling Houses, Stores.
Furniture, Goods, and Merchandise. with every
other description of property subject TO loss or
injury by fne.
The Company take this opportunity TO state
the kind of information deemed most necessary
to be made by the applicants, as the premiums
IN great measure, will be graduated by their
representation, TO wit -
Where situated? OF what materials are the
buildings constructed For what purpose occus
pied How many stories are the buildings ,
OF what materials are the roofs ]? What building
are in the vicinity and their distances from the
one TO be insured ? and for what parpose occupi-
ed In what manner are the buildings heated
and lighted ?--Whether the picker, machine
shop, bleachery, dye house, &c. &C. are in, or
annexed TO the buildings to be insured II a
watch is kept in the building or an engine at
tached to the establishment And if insurance is
wanted on the several buildings belonging TO
the factory, the applicant will state the differ
ent amounts on each and if convenient, the
Company would wish TO have ground plot, 70
give them some idea Of the buildings TO be in
sured.
AS the Company will not. for the present, take
more than tUenfy thousand dollars on any one
risk, and possessing an ample capital, give IN
doubted security to the assured.
Persons desrous Of insurance, who may reside
ont Of the city, by forwarding their applications
by mail, or otherwise, 70 the Secretary, may ne
assured the same Will meet with immediate at
tention.
SAMUEL HUNT, Secretary.
Office, M 2 /, Siaie-Sire:t, Boston.
July 16 1899 3m
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-01

u ANYWAY from tbe subscriber on the 18th
a. inst. an indented Apprentice 70 the Shoe
making business. bv the name Of WFLLL4M
RUSSELL, about II years Of age and on the
dav following au Apprentice not bound named
CHARLES BRADBURY, about l8 years of
age.-Ail persons are forbid hsrboring, trusting,
or giving employment TO said runaways if they
would avoid the penalty Of the iaw.-No debts
Of their contracting will be paid. Whoever will
return either or both of them shall he entitled
TO reward of one MILL, but no charges paid.
O. $ HARTSEORN.
Portland, Sept. II, 1922.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-01
BANK OF PORTLAND.

TIE Stockholders of the BANK OF PORTLAND
are hereby notified tina; their AanuaI Meet
ng will ne holden al their BANKING HOUSE,
% Monday The seventh day of October next, al
4 O'Clock in the afternoon, for the purpose OF
choosing seven Directors for the year ensuing.
and ,ransac'ing such other business relative TO
said Sank, a. may ihel come before them.
By order Of the President ard Directors.
AFFORD RICHARDSON, Cashier.
Portland, Sept. 9Th 1899.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-01
LNfOrd X Gilman,

Erchange-Streef, Portland.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED.
VI 81 mn lbs, Cotton YARN, warranted Of
~ II ~ ~ superior quality,
1000 yds Factory SHEETINGS & SHIRTINGS,
brown and eached,
1900 do. do. GlNGHANS and CHECKS, fast
colours
800 do. TiCKlNGS. Indigo stripes,
300 do. blk. BOMBAZINES, from IS 90 TO
Is Sd per yard,
.fLSO-sn additional supply of European
snd India GOODS, which will be sold rery lo,o
Tor C.4SH. 3w Portland, Sept. %.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-01
NOTICE.
Office, M Z
July I6 1890.

M tkkiCK a. u " EFT, especially gives
IFA notice to the Ladies and gentlemen of
Portland that singing school will be opened the
first week in December. 10 continue twenty-six
evenings, two evenings ia a week Terms of in-
strnction, three dollars a scholar-iialf paid in
advsnce.-instruction will also be given to
scho"' OF Young ladies in the afternoon, ifa suf-
hcIent number is obtained -Subscription paper
leh al Hyde's and Johnson's Bookstores in MIDI
dlt-Street, and at Patterns Hotel
y. r. Inst uc'ion will also he given on in
stFuuents necessary for sacred music.
Sept o.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-01

CUMBERLAND, IS.

So
Court Of Sessions, Sept. Term, A.D. 1922.
s.T'Hh Court having with much deberaton
- attended 70 the subject Of the limits Of the
GOAL YARD. which was under consideration
az their last March term. a. fixed and established
by the Court OF SESSIONS, October term, A. ID
1898, Of opinion, that il as much as the
laws relating tothe imprisonment Of debtors have
lately been revised by the Legislature, and under
gone material alteration that the rights ut iu-
dividuals and the public will he as we'll secured
and the convenience Of the Citizens and Public.
essentially promoted by an extension of the bound
Of the Goal Yard:
1t is therefore, ORDERED, by the Court, that
from and after the day Of passing this order that
the bounds of the Gaol-Yard, be extended over
the whole Territory within lie County, and u
the exterior limits thereof; which are hereby FIX
ed and established the bounds of the Goal
Yard for the said County Of Cumberland.-And nd
the Cle,k Of the Court is directed 70 puoIish the
foregoing ordeg FIR the information Of the Citi-
zens Of said county, ~ each of the Newspa
printed in the town Of Portland "-Sept. IL 1922.
Copy of the order fCont,
Attest: WM. Il. VAUGHAN, Clerk
Portland, Sept. H. 1899,
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-01
--.ILSO-
COOKING STOVES.

ef new and most approrCd construction, ha virg
a large open fire place, with folding doors, with
a hearth in front, sufficiently large to Roast iu
Tin Kitchen, Fry, Broil, Toastng Bead, Boil
ing Coffee, and for various purposes 4 COOK
ERY, which cannot be done 10 close Stoves
heretofore ia use-a large Oven dectly over
the fire with a Damper under the bottom which
prevents burning, and Plate over The Oven,
which retains the hest on the top a large oven
in the back, in which you can cook neat upon
a spit from the heat received through the divi-
sion Plate. The Boilers set deep in the Stove.
directly over the FIRE, which boil readily with
little fuel, with large Boiler at one end. which
is very convenient 70 draw water for Coffee or
Tea.
These STOVES have from 2 10
BOILERS some Of which sufficiently large for
washing-the C. mmon objection to Stoves is OBJ
waited in these, they being open and pleasant,
and the elfluvia Of Cooking being conducted off
through the Funnel.
The public being tished Of the utility ard
economy Of using Stoves, il only remains for those
who are about p rchasing, to ASCERTAIN which
Of the various kinds do actually posses the most
advantages-we invite them to satisfy them
selves by examining and iDquiring Of those who
have used the different kinds.
Q-7 a liberal Discount 10 those trho purchase
10 sell again, and al orders promptly ATTENDED 10.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Sheet-Iron and Tin Funnel
TOGETHER WITH
Copper, Sheet-Iro,s, and TIN apparatus for
STOVES;
e. Three secondhand WORMS and
one Still Of $50 gallons at reduced prices.
.4Hkinds IF COPPER, BRASS, and
LEAD WORK, MANUFACTURED as above.
Aug. I3, 1922. IL
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-01

GARDINER IRON WORKS.
THE Subscriber Agent # the GARDINER
IRON WORKS, hss constantly for sale 81
the Agency Store in Gardiner, the following ar
tcles viz -
Saw Mill Cranks, Fulling Mil do.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought and cast Mill SpindIes,
Hatter's Basins,--CIoihier's Plates.
Crow Bars,-PIough Mouds and Coulters.
Wheels for various kinds of Machinery,
Sad rons,-Casf Iron Dogs,
Sleeves and Cogs for Blocks,
Carding Machine Irons.
Cart and Wagon Boxes,
Gudgeons Of all sizes,
Brands for names, &c. made at short no.
tice
The shove articles will be sold cheap for cash
or approved credit. Orders for anv description
Of castings, will be executed punctuslIy in the
bes; manner. VI. SPRINGER Jr. 1genf.
Gardner. Sent. @ 1899. f.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-01

Nc Court ct probafe holdn Portland within and fr
the County o Cumberland the third Tuesday of sep-
tember in The year -four Lord eighteen hundred and
- the petItion or SAMUEL MERRILL. atiminfstra-
= Tor OF the estate OF MOSES MERRILL. late ~ New
gloucester, IN said County deceased rsrs ming III tie
personal estate OF said dece sed III ~ rte
Just debts, which he owed "a, time Of his death hy the
um Of four hundred and e Bhty-eght dollars aud ninety
tour CENTS aud praying for license sell and CONVEY 80
much OF the re OF sid as NAV be
IT. Tor he payment ot said debs and iacidentai charges.
OKDERED-lh That the petitioner give notice thereof 70
the heirs of said deceased ali persons interested in
sid sta- by causing copy OF rhis ordr published
IN the Por land printed in PoT tsnd county
three weeks essivey. thar they appear AZ pro-
bate Court TO be held at NewGcuceser, in aid countv
- he fourth Tuesday OF October ten oclock IN
The forenoon. and shtw ii any they have whv thr
prayer OF said petitioner shoull not be granted.
BARRETT POTTER. Tlasg Of sTfd csur.
a truck copy-Attest,' tiORA1IO SoUTHG ATE, ,~Kcg
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-01
CUMBERLAND BANK.

rTHE stockholders Of the Cumberland Bank,
are hereby notified, that their Annual Meet
ling will be holden al the Banking Room, on
MONDAY the nh day Of October Rert, at o
clock, II. NJ for the purpose Of choosing nine
Directors for the year ensuing, and to act on
any other business that may then ONE before
them. By order Of the President and Directors,
JOSEPH SWIFT, Cashier.
Portland, Sept. IL, 1929.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-01


II a just received a complete assortment OF
IL FALL GOODS-anong which are,
Blue and mixed BROADCLOTHS-d
do. Cashmere res-Dufhl and Ketseys-elegant blue
Queens Cloth-pIain and figured Bomba zetts-
6 complete assortment Nsnkin and Canton Grapes
black and coioured Cashmere ShawIs-black
white, red and yellow FanneIs-red Caps and
Gomtprters--cotton, silk wors,ei and swansdoWn
NeStiogs-Tatan and Scotch Plsids-tabby Vel
vets-siik do.-blsck. green and coloured Silks
wors'ed 'mbazeens blk and colored-fag, ban
danna, fancy and black siIk Hsndkercbiefs--crape
SHAWLS. cotton do.--co red Cambrieks
French asd Italian Crapes-44 and Ga corded
Camhr cks-plain and fgn- I'd MusIins--bIack and
slate worsted Hdse-silk & tabby We've s-crape
Silks light and lark prin's-EngIish Ginghsms
Csr.i.le do Cambrick aad CaInhrck Muslins--
lo's priced Linens ard linen Cemhrcks-4 and
DiOoties-BIt.h Shirings- silk and cotton
Imhrellas-Cravsts-Rus and Dairy Diaper
-Eurnitu es-blsok and white silk Hose-ladies'
Rid. Beaver and Silk Gloves, gent. do.-superior
coat vest Buttons, Glass 10 = Ribbons Braid,
-Iapes-sewing silk end Twist
- fLCp-
Satinetts-Bedtickings-S Shirtings-
sheetings- Stripes--( --(hecks-Wary
Yarn sc. &c. 6w. sept q.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-01
FALL {, HINTER GOODS,
ARE NOV OPENING, FOR SALE BY
Joseph nayrod,

s.sHoNG WHICH, ARE"
Superfine blk & blue BROADCLOTHS,
Fee black, blue, oiive and mixed Do.
CA-siMERES, an assortment,
Navy, mayafine blue and olive French Queens
CLOTHS.
Blue, iaveader & drah queens & pelisse CLOTHS,
Scotch, tartan and queens PLAID,
5 bales BOMB aZETTs comprising an assort-
meat of plain end figured,
I case worsted 30 BAZ!NES, blk and colored,
Wide and narrow black BoMBAZlNE,
Narrow colored DO.
Q cases superior Canton GRAPES,
case blk SARsNFTTS.
Dc. do. sINCHAWs of an extra quality,
do. containing gentlemen's and yOn.h's Flag
silk HANDkERCHthTS,
Black s,k CRAyATs &HANDEERCHIErS,
CAMRLETs fof gegtlenen's ClOAks,
Figured and plaia RATTiNETTs,
Cashmere sHAW,.s, variety, plain and hgur'd,
silk and tabby VELV ELS,
Black and twiiied SILKS,
vEsTINGS an elegant assortment,
Neriao SHAWLs. and HANDk'Fs.
and "a c. IiCOES and GINGHAM5,
ChinEz SHAWiS.
FURNITuRR & COFPERPLATEs,
Furniture BINDINGS,
az and 6-I white CAMBRlCS-colored a..
"a and Ga IUsTiNS plain and figured.
ELFG mt wrooca: MUsLINS for dresses.
III ANNELS an sssoriment,
DFsb & Olive DyFFtLS,
hsie BLANKETS. from IA TO e. s very cheap
5A Ws'tham SHEETINGS,
Sea Island SHIRTINGS,
4-l IRISH LINENs-Britisb COTTON,
Linen and cotton DAMAsk,
American DI APFR
l case cotton UMBRELLAS,
RIBBONS. &c &c
70 be sold Very cheap for Cash.
Sept. "a.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-01
HORACE SEAVER

Erchange- -SireeI, PORTLAND
has JUST REED AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
Seasonable Goods,
....coSsrsTISG oF....
SUPERFINE IL common, black, blue
and mixed BROADCLOTHS & CASSIMERES,
Woolinet;s-ADgola Cloth-Cotton Cassimeres,
Black and colored Bombazeens-Worsted do.
case black and colored canton Grapes,
Black Nankin do.-Rombazetts,
case "A Irish Linens,
8-4 Nerino Shawls. very elegant,
Merino Handkerchefs and points,
Casimeres. Grape, silk and cotton Shawls,
Black Italian Silks-do Florences,
Black and coored Levantnes-Cravats,
Muslin Gown Patterns-Camhrics,
81 and 4 Cambria Prints-Velvets,
Light and dark Calicoes,
Silk and cotton Umbrellas s-Parasols.
Linen and cotton Dsmask-D Dimoties.
Russia Derry Dispers-Vestings.
British Cottons-blk. white and colored Italian
Grapes,
Flag, Bsndanna, Fancy and black silk Handker-
chiefs,
Flag, blue and Madras Cotton do.
Thread Laces-light and blue Nankins,
English Ginghams Silk and Twist,
Carpet Bindings Buttons,
Garniture Ribbons. &c. sc.
] bale CGrpetimg.
ALSO. ...Sattine inetts--Sheetings-
hams -Bedtickings-sewing Cot
ton, &c. IT, Nav 81.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-01
NEW STORE.
William w Thomas.

Erchdngc Street nearly opposite CUmberIandBank,
IL - just received complete assortment OF
i i FALL GOODS-apong which are.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-01

THE Esubscribers, having by the Hon. Barret
Potter Esq. Judge Of the Probate of Wills.
&c. for the County of Cumberland, been appoint
ed Commissioners to receive and examine the
claims ofthe sovera creditors Of the estate Of
ASA EATON,
late Of Portland, Trader, deceased, hereby give
notice, that they will att end to the service a.
signed them, the Office Of w. STORER. Ir.
on the last Saturday in September current and
on the first Saturday in each of the FIVE follow
ing months, at three O'clock ia the afternoon oF
said days.
WOODBURY. SToRER, JUN.
ALvAN CEsHMAN.
Portland, Sept. II, 1899.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-01
WYER & NOBLE,

No. |, Prebit's RoW, ErchaHgs s-StraL nearly
opposite nc CuaJsylaRd Bank,
HANE for sale, a. great variety OF C-7Sf
A IRON STOVES, Of the most approved
Patterns as can efound il this State, suitable for
Meeting Houses, Halls, PdrfOrs,
Bed-Roonas, Kitchens, Stores and TeSsels.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Wilson's Parlcr, Oval. and Pipe franklin
STOVES Urn do. +; Cook and Boiler do. Phi
ladephia, Franklin, Pipe Franklin, OTen, Pyra-
mid Cole, G. Plate an Box STOVES, various
sites. From their own patterns, elegant Frank
lin, Pipe Franklin, Double back SFOTES 5
Jzes, Plain top, Cone and Urn Franklin, calcu-
Cited TO let in even w tn the hearth SO as to
have stone or tile in Front.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-01
JOSIAH HEAlD,

late OF Rridgeton in the county OF Cumberland yomsn.
deceased by givng bond rhe law dire
eqnssr an pc who iebrtd the sa deceased's
estate, make immediate p>msnr and those who have
any demands thereon sNhibr The TO- settlement
JOSIAH HEALD.
Lowell. sepr. Nv, saz.
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-01

Nhe subscriber hereby gives public notice concerned
thar he HIS been duy appointed ard taken upon h;r-
stf the trust Of ENecur OF rhe lsr Will Ttstsmenr
OF
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-01
ASA EATON.

Portland, Sept. II, 1899.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-24
W as Committed

n y y 'oe jail for the county of Alexandria,
orc o.. -, -. on the 18th OF August, 1929, ne
s s 'oSh named A ID A N, as runaway,
ser O 80 SAYS y. ne is the property OF Daniel Vas
fyon, u n rrSylVania, Virginia, and Is miles
O@"o oanyllle, near w. H. Shelton's Post
eslsIn ang that ne came out of Dyson's
bont en- De said negro appears 10 be a
bas years otage, 5 feet or5 incheshigh;
lns sCafS on his left hand. and also on his
He I'm In which appear to be from a burn.
rrows s.o.nlng, tow and linen shirt aud
save s striped waistcoat. domestic
ne mas ,changed his coat. The own
cbayouoss> Ifed to come prove property, pay
Will S% ana take him away otherwise he
Ne disposed of as the law directs.
.,,a r :, R0UNsAvElL., iailor.
= If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-24
a MARINE LIST, 80 ak
FORT OF ALEXANDRA.
corIED FROM THE READING-RooM BOOKS
AUGUST GO. ARRIVED.

AUGUST ZS....ARRIYED'
echr Mary, Moffett. Baltimore; saltpe-
,fe and birthstone for The navy yard. and
freight TO merchants of the district.
Gcnr. Cent Burgess, Boston l2 DIS wine
~ plaster, hats, paper, sugar, &c.
to merchants of the district, and scrap cop
per for the navy yard
SAILED.
S emp Eagle. MOrrell. passed down,
caeamhoat Potomac, jenkins. Norfolk.
oShr. Chesapeake, Griffin, hence, ar. at
Schr; Almira, and one other schr. hence,
S'St Georges, Bermuda, 9Th inst.
,, SSnr, . Dash, Cunningham, hence, at Ma
sr pElg Cypher, hence, for Bermuda, was
SP "a 18th inst, lat. 50, Ion. "a.
,h loop op Good Will, Clark, up at PaiIadel-
sa.s zOth inst. for This port.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-24
PARIS, July 8, 1922.
INTERIOR OF AFRICA.

The great expediticn which the present
s.o,eions Viceroy OF Egyp, is prosecuting
ontbe Upper Nile, has arrested ihe At
,snticn of not only the Statesmen but the
iiterari of Europe and Asia. His troops,
!; i Known. are commanded by hrs two
sons. who are perhaps destined to estao-
Iisb an independent and powerful empire,
on the settle of the old Kingdom OF Ptole-
nv These princes have several learned
Enropear1s in their train. IAN American
scholar. Mr. Thomas English, followed
the expedition to a great distance: but has
SINCE left it it, and embarked for Europe
One of them. Mr.. Zaccoli, all officer OF
engineers, and charged with the geogra-
phcal survey of the countries which the
army passes, has written letter TO his
correspondent in Germany, dated Seminar,
Nov. S 1871, Of which the following is all
extract:
1.-The army is now in lat. Is n. and
is 10 advance to the 7th degree. The va
riabIe With heat from 81 to 35 degrees
ofReaumur by day, with GOODNESS OF 10
degrees BY night, causesfrequent diseases.
lbrabim Pacha himself was in great dam
ger from dysentery, but saved by his ply
sician; Ant, Scotto. Genoese, DoDgola,
Seminar, and Cordotain, are already in the
hands Of the valiant lbfahim, whose OBJ
ject was TO attack Fezdeslo. and skilluk,
and 70 penetrate still further into Nigri-
Tia. Nj. Zuccoli has made survey OF
The Nile, iron Alexandria TO Sennar.
z" He counted $50 more or less consid-
cradle cataracis, on The Nile, which were
all passed, however, with very small loss,
either OF vessels or people. He remarks
an error in Bruce's map. Bruce makes
ihe Dend'r fall into the Rabb, and the
latter into the Nile; whereas both these
rivers fall into the Nile, the Dendar Is
miles above the Rabb. Where Bruce
wrote according to the Information OF the
inhabitants, and did not see with his own
eyes, no confidence can be placed in him;
for the people, says NJ. Zuccoli, are so ig-
nOrant, that they hardly know where the
sun rises and sets They cannot distin.
gulsh north from south. He thinks be has
discovered the Island of Nero, in the slip
Of land between the Kendar and the Rabb.
where he discovered IS pyramids covered
with hierogIyphics. He met here with
NJ CaIlland, and his companion who fol-
LEVIED lsmaiI Pacha, another son Of the
Elceroy. He waited for the armed ves-
sells to proceed as far up the Nile river.
aud see whether il comes. as is said, from
the great inland lake. and is connected
with the Niger, or at least in lis heighbor-
hood
.ETThe congregation may expect Di'
S'ne service in st, PaLl's Church, to-mor'
Tow morning al the usnal hour
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-24
Public Sale.

ETuesday the eth inst. ~
ON TUESDAY the 9Th inst. atll o.
O'Clock precisely, will be sold on the pre-.
misses, that beautiful lot fronting on Wafer
street between, Prince & Duke streets. and
directly 10 the rear east OF the End Presby-
teriap church about % feet front running
half the depth Of the square. Terms libe-
raj and made known at sale.
find immediately after
A lot on Duke street, between Fairfax
and Water street, 20 feet front, running
81 feet, on which is q small brick tene-
ment.