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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-09
PRIVATE SALE.

Il III "A Z > a LE,
lust received from sloops " Express& Ameri-
ca" from Boston,
bale cout'g 800 yis. Vestings,
package Fseach Zephyrs,
| trunk, cont'g $50 pair nankin Pan.aoons,
An Invoice Red Bandannas, Striped, Spotted
and Checked Handkerchief,
White Cravats,
Striped silk Florences,
Short Nankins.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-09

UIEU,
In Westbrook, Mr.. Thomas Minot, aged 82
In Cape Elizabeth. Mrs Elizabeth wife Of Mr.. Ben
lamn WEIGH, aged 10.
AT 81. Jago. on the 18th February, on board the
brig Fame, Edward B. Pierce, Seaman, aged p, be-
longing to Gardiner, Me.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-09

Half of a HOUSE, on the
south side of Middle Street, near the Rev. DR..
Payson's Meeting house.
For sale BY A rTW GOD & QUINCY,
No. 9, James, Roo, Erchdnge Streei-MGrch 49,
COnSignmenlS at WhoIesate on Lib
eraL Credit.
KENTUCKY LEAF TOBACCO, first qud
N ity-25 Hhds for sale by
ATWOOD s QUINCY.
Portland. March IL, 1922.
.4LSO,
SPANISH CIGARS Z 100 quarter and whole
of superior quslity. BIKES.
AH fton Aits. oiGAN' $50 thousand.
MOLASSES, new crop-a prime tot for retail.
'CORDAGE, manufactured by Messrs. r. Graves,
& Go. Boston.
NEW and improved pate mt and common Cord
~ age Of all sizes viii be constantly on hand
and the terms and price as favorable as can be
obtained in Boston elswhere-.4lso,
100 re0mS Stedthing Paper.
A quantity Of the above is received and may be
examined at the BRICK STORE head of Union
Wharf, Portland. where orders for any quantity
or description will be promptly attended to by
ATWOOD & QUINCY
Just Received,
BLOCK TIM
RRrTT.yrA 4 casks, pr. sloop MiledssviOe.
TEAPOTS.
Hysou, Y. IT, II. S. and Sou
| chong, Of the following cargoes,
PRIME TEAS, Sviz. ships " Sachem, Canton
Packet, Addison, Augusta and
Eagk.'
LEGHORN BONNETS--1 case, containing so,
assorted, from No. % to 39-cheap.
YELLOW .N.4NKfNS-100 pieces.
SETTING SILK, rs lbs, black and as orted
colours.
'I n'ok, s'Ih case containing IS pieces.
400 bbls. best Strong BEER,
warranted 20 keep good through .he sea-
son, or il will be received back and lbe mo
ney returned to he purchaser.
The above at Private Sale By
A iTWOOD q QUINCY,
Al The Long Room, No. Jones Roe, EAcHANoE-
STREET.
0-The ROOM is open on all days Of business
for the reception Of property intended for pirate
or public Sale.
s*sC.4SH literally advanced on all kinds of
Merchandise and good securities.
CSFCurent Bills Exchanged. Drafts on Dos
ton- bought or sold At fair rate.
Premium given for Anericsn Gold and Port
land Bill. Seb. r..
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JAMES PAINE.

lTte OF Portland, m the county OF Cumberland Eso-r
deceased, by giving bond the law directSShe rher
requests all who indebted the said
estate 20 make irnmedte Payment and those who have
any demands thereon, exSbir rue settlement 20
SARAH PAINE
Portland April 2. rsz7-
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pTOprl3teS,
For the payment of the army, 1882 917 90
For subsistence, 174,763 CO
Forage fcg officers, 5,6T5 90
Medical and hospital department. 22854 SIS
For purchasing department 73.433 90
For the purchase of woollens, for 1923 $4,000 90
Quauenraster Generals department 3132I7 90
Contingencies of the army, 20 600 90
Quartemaster's supplies &c. 1879 90
Pensions TO invads communication,
pensioners, &c. 81 los 90
Revolutionary pensioners, including
deficiency Of last year, I,642, 591 so
Payment Of balance due Maryland, 5l7 90
Total e3642u,5 4s
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-09

The act making appropriations for the militia
~ service ofthe United States for 1922, which
has received the signature of the President ap-
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.lL4RPIED.

.lL4RPIED
In this town, by James d. Hopkins, Esq. Mr.. John
Mead. of Bridgton. Miss Abigail Jordon. of Ray
mond.-Mr James L. Moves, TO Miss Mary Conner
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MORE NEW BOOKS FOR YOUTH.
WILLIAM HYDE.

HAS JUST RECEIVED, the Little Usage
L J. Captive, 81 10 cents-Happiness BY the au-
thor Of No Fiction, S1,e5-Burdun's Sermon, 81
12-The Catechsm fragment, 50 | 2-Sunday
School Teacher a memoir 3l-Ayah Lady, by
Mrs. Sherwood, 81 "a large supply OF Mr..
Emerson's Discourse on Female Education, Il IL
with which subscribers can be furnished at sub
scnption price.
.ALSO-Received Christian Spectator & Mis-
sioDary Herald, for April. April 9.
DY order of Court, will be sold at Public Auc-
- ton, on SATURDAY. the eth day of April
ms ant, al three O'Clock, p. NJ. at the. Dwelling
House on the premises-So much of the Real
Estate Of ABRAHAM MITCHELL, late Of Free
port, deceased, will produce the sum of one
hundred and seventy dollars. for the payment If
his just debts and incidental charges.
EDMUND PRATT, Administrator.
-frrIe, 1921.
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NHE subc rbrr hereby gives public notice TO All concerns
ed, that she has b-en duly appointed taken upau
herself the trust Of Execotrix OF the last VIII aud Iesta-
u,eut D
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-09

The .WaiLs-We would advise the Post-NIas-
ter General to avail himself of the novel and
very ingenious flying machine. lately invented
by which, we conceive, the mails would be trans
ported with much more CELEBRITY, aud their arri-
vel at the places of destination be much more
certain than is the case at present.-Free. Jour
The member. Of the Maine Historical Society
hold their first meeting in the Senate Chamber
in this town, Oh THURSDAY next at IL O'clock
A. M.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-09

so bbls strong BEER, now landing.
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= g. g. e : :::,: s' e e. PAPER,
do Kents cap which will be sold Oh cap
Also a few pieces Cassmeres and Pelsse Cloths.
which will be sold cheap.
Clear Pork and bone Middllngs,
Ravens Duck-Russia sheetings and Fine Linens,
Just Reed pr. Shops = Packet aud an RIGA IS
from Boston.
p Hhds. American Gin, high proof and Of
superio' quality.
IS barrels domesIc CJfiee,
100 casks Malaga R.lsins, fresh and of prime
quality,
100 kegs Is, sort Lard, Boston InsfeCH n,
10 chests Z. Ii. Tea, Canton Packets Cargo
prime lot,
20 ps. bleschec aud half bIeaChed Russia
SbeetiDg,
A new consignment OF" Stone Ware" which
will ~ sold at the same price and discount ss
at The Pottery, Norwich, Connecticut"
Noic landing from sch hecOUer from Vew York,
and for safe by ATWOOD a QUINCY.
70 barrels 6ne Petersburg FLOUR,
20 do. lump SUG AR, superior quality.
10 bales Upland COTTON, pune lot,
10 hhds. Windward Island RUM, pure and
sweet havoured.
boxes ANTIQUE OIL,
10 boxes SICILY ORANGES. March 10
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-09

ALso-9O acres of prime Land
in the town of Gorham half OF which is under
good improvement, and half Wood Land, now
occupied by Mr.. Butts.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-16
SUPPLIES FOR 1928.

Vary Conmissioners' Office, Non. %, 1892.
VIE commissioners of the navy will receive
u proposals till the 25th of December next for
supplying all such
Cordage ae
Ship Chandlery
/ Paints and Oil
Stop Clothing
Medicines and Surgical Instruments
Gunner's Stores, and
Groceries
as may be required for the use Of the ma.
Wy for the year 1898 lat Portsmouth. n.
Boston, New.York, Philadelphia, Balti,
more, Washington, Gosport (virgipial:
Charleston rs. Co., N. Orleans. White.
hall IL. e.; sacket'sHarbor, land Erie, Pa.
That every offer may be made upon
the same principle, and alike in all res.
poets, with the exception of the prices as
ked, the commissioners ofthe navy have
deposited with the several commandments
OF stations forms for making offers, within.
structlons to deliver one or more of them
to any person disposed to make an offer.
All persons, therefore, who may have
determined to offer for any part of the ar.
ticles aforementioned will apply to the
commandant ofthe station nearest his re.
sidence Tor the necessary forms, and they
will be supplied.
Persons making offers are requested
particularly to comply with all the rules
prescribed in the forms ;otherwisc their
proposals may not be taken into consider.
alton.
Those persons who may offer TO fur.
nish siop-clothing are requested to for.
ward samples of the same TO this Office
on or before the Goth of December. as a.
aforementioned.
The commissioners will also rece;v.
TILL The Goth of December next. pronos.,s
Tor supplying such fresh meat and yege'
tables as may be required at the seys,.I
ana respective stations aforementioned
during the year 1925. The offer mus,
express the price per pound fer the
fresh meat, and the price per pound for
The vegetables, separate and distinct from
each Other; and all such offers must he
sealed and delivered to the commission,
ers, and the words 'soffer to furnish fresh
meat and vegetables" must be written an
the back of such offers so sealed. Par.
ucuiar attention 10 this rule is requested
as the commissioners do not wish to omen
any offer until the time for receiving The
offers shall have elapsed.
Proposals will be received from Nev
orleans until the25,h Of January, 1898,
dec
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-16
THE FOUNT.
lMR. PHILLIPS.

The following is one Of the songs,writ-
ten By Moore, which Mr.. Phillips sings
in the character Of Henry do Rssier.
"When hfe looks lone and drcary,
What light can dispel the gloom
When times swift wing grows weary,
What charm can refresh his plume ?
I lis woman, whose sweetness beneath,
Der all that VIC feel or See
And il man of heaven Ger dreamcth,
lis when he thinks purely OF thee,
oh, Woman!
Let conquerors fight for glory,
Too dearly the need they gain
Let patriots live in story,
Too often they die in vain.
Give Kingdoms to those who choose 'em
This world can offer to me
No throne like beauty's bosom,
No freedom like serving thee,
Oh, Woman"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-16
TRACT or L.avD

yng IN Fauquier county state of Virginia which
was conveyed to said Robert Patton, ir. by Sam.
uei athaws which said tract of land,as by survey
anu plat thereof, recorded in the county cour,
Oh auquier, contains two thousand seven hun.
dred and twenty-eight acres. The moiety CON.
seyed under the above mentioned deed Of trust
oehg the south side OF said tract as divided be-
Swan, esq. '''
Terms OF sale cash unless the parties concern.
eu SNAIL on or before The day of sale, otherwise
urec, and in case the purchaser shall fail 10
comply with the terms OF sale, the said land will
DC re-soid at his risk and costs, as soon as due
notice can be given of such re sale.
oec Is THOMSON +. MASON, trustee
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-16
Lying, Securing, and Dressing
establishment.

Corner If Prince and Fairfa.r streets.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS, silk, woolIen, and cot.
~ ton dyer and scourer, from England, res.
pecti"'iy tenders his grateful acknowledgements
20 me ~. ladies and gentlemen of Alexandra, for
the liberal patronage with which he has been
uniformly favored since his first settlement bere.
ana hopes ny his unremitting care, uniform,
punctuaiity, and moderate prices, to merit q CON.
tnuance oftheir custom. S'"T
J.W!s mode Of securing and dressing Nv
So. srhAN sroSGiFG, has peculiar efficacy in en-.
NC from all woollen, cotton and silk clothes 80
stniis' &c. so that gentlemen's coats. nan,s-
looms, vests,1 and ladies' habits ,merino sba,vIs
lace wells, $c. will be restored 10 their fret co
TOT and beauty. Also, stockings, gloves, para.
so,s' &C cleaned, dyed and dressed in the neat.
est manner, as to equal their original anner.
rance Military uniforms, gold and s;Iverr go
oroidery, fringe, epaulets, tassels, &c. cleaned
and polished to equal their original briliancv
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
From the EMPORIUM.
THE TWIN BLOWERS.


''Will you buy my flowers (" said a
neat little girl, addressing herself to a
young lady in Chestnut street, and holding
out at the same time small basket con-
tanning some beautiful roses, athey are
newly blown and fresh buy a red rose
for your hair miss here's one tn at will
look delightful twined among those pretty
locks"
"Nota rose, my child" said the young
lady, there are ,horns among them-but
Flltake this little flower, it looks SO live
!y and sweet, oh! it's a Forget me not.
pardon e,miss,' replied the child, 'tbat
flower is engaged : 'to whom ?'to mas
ter Charles Leland : 'Charles Leland, in
5eed,' said the lady-'well, but here's an
other,what beautiful pair y ahey are txin
flowers-they are both for that gentleman;,
soh! fig for him. said the young lady; but
an arch smile played upon her cheek as 5.
che said ii, and something sparkled in her
beautiful dark eye that told tale her lips
refused TO utter while she ingeniously
marked both the favourite flowers and re.
turned them to the basket;then choosing
little bunch Of roses, she walked home,
leaving the flower girl to visit the rest OF
her customers.
Love is impatient and Harriet count
Ted the tedious minutes as she eat on her
window and listened for the well known
rap. The clock struck nine, and yet Lee
land did not appear she thought she had
been neglectful Of late but then the flow
srs she knew they were favourites of
hers, and she thought, to receive them
from his hand, and TO bear him say, Har-
Iiet forget me not, would be a sweet a.
tonement for many little offences. But
once the thought stole 10 her bosom, per-
haps they are destined for another She
banished it with sigh, and it had hardly
escaped her ere Charles Leland entered.
She rose to receive him, and he gently
took her hand accept said he smy
humble offering, and isrget me- liar.
riet interrupted him as he attempted to
place single flower in her bosom; where
is the other said she, as she playfuIly
put back his hand. A moments silence
ensued Charles appeared embarrassed,
and Harriet, recollec.ing herself busted
deeply and turned it off but the flower
was not offered again, and Charles had |
only said, forget me!
This could not have been all he intep-
ded to say, but mutual reserve, rendered
the remainder of the evening cold, for
nal and insipid and when Leland took
bis leave, Harriet fcl, more than ever
dissatisfied. Asit was not yet late in the
evening she resolved to dissipate the me,
ancholy tina; this little interview, in spite
II al! her efforts to laugh at it, left on her
hind, by spending few minutes at a
neighbours. whose three daughters we're
ne most intimate companions. |,
The youngest ofthese ladies was a gay il
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POWDER FOR SALE-

"E have just received from the manufacto.
w ry near Wilmington, ~ kegs, 30 half
Kegs and few dozen lib cannisters of gun.
powder. We do not undertake to say il is s,,.
perior 10 any ever offered in this market But
VIII warrant II equal and are directed by the
manufacturer to take back any that does no,
please the purchaser. Apply to =
limo d M Miller g. SON
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-16
BY HENRY PITTMAN.
CONDITIONS
OF THE ALEXANDRIA HERAJn

=. I'VE dollars year; half yearly in advance
by town subscribers.
i' subscriptions for less than sig mon,bs
charged at the rate Of six and quarter cents
each paper. GEMS
~ Extra papers sis and quarter cents.
w. NO paper discontinued until all srr,s,-
ages are balanced.
= v. ADyERTIsEaEsTs, not exceeding souar,
inserted three times for one dollar; and twen,v'
hye cents for every subsequent insertion. -.
ger ones IN proportion. Advertisements which
have not the number Of insertions marked -
writing, Will be continued till forbid. -
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PUBLIC SALE

SoEK the authority of deed of trust
his wife, made for the benefit of Wm wise, ~. !,
which was afterwards assigned to James b Bey.
eriy' will be sold on FRIDAY, the TwrsTIyru
Gay oil DECEMBER inst at public auction, before
me door of the Alexandria reading room, in tbe
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-16
From the Baltimore Morning Chronicle.
TO THE EVENING STAR.

BY William B. Walter.
Beautiful star all heavenly light
Far beaming on the watchful eye,
Shine on with matchless splendour bright
Like thine own Afakcr's majesty
Scatter the clouds and shades that lie
All deeply DER my troubled soul
Dark dreams of time-Eternity
Like the mist clouds that DER thee roll.
Chaste blessed star when natures fires
Are quenched by His eternal power
When heaven with wasteful crash ex-
pires, Ter
And night-that awful night shall low
oh I! let thy ray illume the hour,
And bid my trembling spirit soar,
sublimsly for thy far bright shore,
Glorious in Code own light, when
time shall be no more
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-16
IL TR4CT or LAND.

known by the name Of 5fount Hebron, situate
~ Fairfax county, and state Of Virginia !; near
me Little River turnpike road, and about SIX
miles from the town Of Alexandria. This tract
contains nearly eleven hundred acres, with an
extensive orchard Of various traits. ,,,;iI,..a,
q building formerly erected fora cotton Tsctorv
dwelling house and sundry other improve,
ments. The sale will commence Al 10 O'clock
by order Of the executors. THos. SWAMI.
trustee.
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n N LII
4e8 wife, TO Walter Jones and the sub
scriber, for certain purposes there.
IN mentioned, n valuable mill and its appertr-
naDces, and 500 acres Of land attached thereto.
Will be offered, for sale, either together or Sc.
parately, at public auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, the rwEsTy-SISTa day. of JANA
RY' 1873. This estate lies in the county Of Stat.
iord, IN the state Of Virginia, and is distant 60
miles from Alex andria, and 20 miles from Ere
dericksburg. The mill house is well constructed
oil treestone, taken from the adjacent land :;
runs two pairs of stone, and has Eyans's inn
provements. The mill stream is remarkable FOR
its constancy during the greatest drousbts, and.
from this advantage, the mill affords extraordi-
nary profits IN dry seasons. The dwelling house,
near the mill, rs spacious and with some re-
pairs, would accommodate a large family. II
mas been, and Is still, an excellent stand for a
retail store. About sixth ofthe land is O.
pened the rest is in wood, suited to the market
OF the District of Columbia, and Is distant from n
mile to mile and half from the river Peto-
mac. A lucrative business has been carried on
IN the transportation of wood from this land To
the markets of the district; and, il is believed,
that under the management Of judicious per-
son, the proceeds OF that article alone would
pay the purchase money of the land. As this
valuable estate must be sold speedily TO &C.
complish the objects of the trust, a great bar
gain may be had in il and, on this account.
and from its productivencss, an extraordinary
opportunity offered for the profitable invest
ment Of money. The following will be the terms
OF sale, viz (: one-fourth of the purchase money
to be paid in hand, the residue to be payable in
three equal annual instalments, bearing inte-
rest from the day of sale, and to be secured by
bonds, with approved securities, and deed of
trust upon the property
Under the provisions of the same deed. will
also be offered, for sale, in like manner, and np.
On like terms, upon the premises. on TuuRs.
DAY, the THIRTIETH day ofJANuARY, next. a
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-16
TOWN of BRENTsyILIE
TIE LOTS
PUBLIC SALE

virtue ola deed OF trust from John Nc.
fherson and wife, to secure debt due
10 the tate VIM. Hepburn, decd, will be offered
at public auction, on the premises for re,dv, ~,
Dey ,on THURSDAY the 26rH of Drcrxssn ,n~,
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$40 REWARD.

4 :: !; !:
lA soAtes h;~h
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made, rather a small nose, and Is Of a yellow,
complexion; his dress was black broadcIoth,
coat, striped pantaloons of thin, stuff, aad a.
white hat with u black scarf tied round it. He,
may probably have obtained pass, and mar
be lurking in or about Alexandria, or Ravens,
worth, as he has relations living at both places.
will give the above reward for taking up said
negro and securing him in Jail, if ou, of the.
state, or Sl0iftaken and secured in the District
of Columbia, or county Of Fairfax, and reaso.
nablc charges ifbroughl home. All persons are
forewarned employing, harboring, or carving
OF said negro at their peril. "a ~.
FRANCIS ASHFORD. !,
Fairfax CO. near Centreville, dec Ia 3,r-
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-16

JAMES 5. GUNNELL, NJ. ID.
DENTIST,
u ESPECTfULLY offers his services as
~ dentist to the citizens and visitors of tie
District Of CoL,mbia.
So PREFERENCES. 49,
ndaingfon. Georgetown. .ficrG3drio
Dr. Sim DR.. C.Worthington DR.. Semmes
r. May r. War6eld Washington
Cutbush Henderson Richards
HUNT .Worthington Fuzhugh
Sewall Bohrer Pcake
Washington Magruder Stabler
Watkins
Gen. john Mason, Richard B. Lee, esq. col.
A.. Henderson, GeorgeGraham, esq. rev. DIR. A.
Hunter, and DR.. Dick.
10 Office on the Pennsylvania avenue, the
third door west Of 18th street, or two doors a.
bove Mr.. Duport's snuffstore
Washington City, nov IL If
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-16
AUCTION SAL@So
Sale of Potomac Land. SC.

la pursuance of the provisions
OF a deed of trust, from WILLIAM
Brent, jr. and WiSIrREp L. his
wife, to Walter Jones and the sub
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Tract Of Quarry Land,

lying on the navigable water of Aqua creek in
the county aforesaid, containing about 100 a.
ores, of which 20 or 80 acres are marsh, tina,
may be reclaimed at an inconsiderable expense
there are on the land the necessary buildings
Tor those employed in quarrying and an excel.
zen. wharf, whence the scows take the stone and
dehverit or board the vessels. This tract con.
tains some valuable stone.
POSSESSION OF the aforementioned mill and
tracts Of land can be given imme AFTER rho
sale. They will be shewn, and information re.
s:pectins them will be given by WIN. BRENT,
Jr. esq. and capt. wan. FORD, who reside near
them. 'e
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-16
New Confectionery Store.

New Confectionery Store.
NE subscsiber respectfully informs the pub.
n, n tic that he has opened a confec,ionarv
ss'e on Royai-st. nearly opposite the new mar.
ke', where he offers for sale all kinds ofnew con.
i,ectonary--consisting of cakes, pastry and can.
/ dies made fresh every day. Allknds of foreign
and domestic jeleys and sweet meats; drv
ctron, fruits in brandy, olives, cocoa and nuts
OF aii kinds; variety Of fruit. Children's TOYS
oil all sorts in abundance; csrdials, wines, sto-
machic bitters, hoar hound syrup,low priced ella.
ret, best Havana segars and half Spanish ditto
ahkInds of superior catsnp will be made during
me winter when commanded. NJ B. He has al,
SO the pleasure of informing the public that he
mas a FIRST rate French Cook
IRON Paris, who can produce satisfactory re-.
commentator of his knowledge in the pastry l.
cookery line, who will assist him in ATTENDING
balls, parties and in taking bones from all kinds
OF poultry. All kinds of fruit, wine and cordial
Jelieys, custards, &c. ornamented in TRANSPARENT
coio's. All kinds of French pastry made into
pyramids and other ornaments And variety
OF deiicacies too tedious to mention, for sale
io''er than can be bought in the district for cash
py JOHN HEPRIIRN
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Vary Commisioners' Office, Non. %, 1922.
HNHE commissioners of the navy will receiv.
Il proposals till the 25th of December ne II for
supplying all such