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DR.. MOORE'S
ESsence Of Life.
n raLuabLe .A[edirine 49,, J;

a valuable Medicine. lately discovered.
which, If rightly applied W be- the means of snarchinv
thousands from the jaws Of ah II has been found
very tneaeious in the following diseases, viz
49, NJ ION, Hopping Cough. common Coughs
- Odds Difficult Breathing, Influenza oY,rc~ ASTHMA
phhIse; Splitting Of Blood Fatuency, Indigestion. Loose
ness OF the Bowels fits or every kind, Cramp, Ricketts,
SeWVv Choic, Cstarrh Dysentary Paintings, Hvpochon
d~c affection. Headache Sickness az stomach Measles
rism, - - - S
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Certifcate az Me Hon- .Lnsnn n,,r.a,,

y, DWnc1u.
hereoy certi'y, that have made use of Dr. Jonathan
Essence o. Life IN family, IL coughs and when
was upon the lungs, and has ever given
prompt rsef-i have also frequently heard Of and BY PEG
PIE WAC nave been in declining stare OF aIth
WIN theh nags Affected, and attended with cough that
on application OF the above mentioned
immaculate reiIei also by the experience and
nave feoeiveo fuiy believe il be very v.uahie dis
covery-and that It will be very beneficial 10 the public
Dunmsrsron, March 3, 1905,
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MAPS OF MAINE.

NONTAlNlNG all the newly incorporate
~ towns and other late corrections, may %
had at THIS OFFICE trr-'Fhs friends N HI
BANGOR CHARirY SCHooI., are informed IT..
these Maps are the property Of said srbcGh ~
mat all the proceeds Of them will be arPr0pfS
tea Tor the promotion Of science and liieTstlf
among toe pious end INDECENT II thst paft''
rfice, S2.25 coloured, or el so plain. Juns =
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Certificate Of the Hon. Daniel Back Late Member of

Congress
mercy certify that Tor past Been
most OF the time troubled with tedious cough occasion-d
~ cartht an ction, that in the of last SUNNI
ho s W Increase accompanied with s1ctures upon the
'uss, et eod ehIils, temporal heats, general
Wasting q hsh and dlinnuon Of strepgt and ait
lever, strongly eating approaching consumption.
tnoush sppieu 10 sundry physicians. and made Use
OF various nieclcnes obtained relief until commit
ieo myself 20 DOCTOR Jonathan Moort--this was Ia Novem
i-St ne oeraiy administered his Pectora drops. or
essence OF ie-l less than twenty four hours after
OF TINS me dicne found myself in degree relieved and
put the cn'ngs almost entirely The use of the Es
enc1. MY night swests Geld chil, temporary heats
nave wholly subsidized, fever has much bted nv coph
returning health. "
~, -, DANIEL BUCK.
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REMOVAL.

NJ Ks. F. HARMON & Hiss NJ. MERRILL.
~ Jnanfudmdkers, have Removed u Court
nee, uHe'' IA Tue same building with Miss Warren.
"'''"er' "here iney solicit share of public pat
July 2
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ENEW GOODS.-n

usT published. ard for sale BY WILLIAM
- HYDE, al ms Bookstore, No. 3, Mussey's
Row, Middle Street, Portland
Sketches Of the Ecclesiastical History or tbe
STATE or MAN from the earliest settle
ment to ihe present time Price Sf.25
The above work contains very int resting
collie Of tscts relating 20 the est .hi shment.
growth. and present state Of all the different &C.
nominations Of Christians in this State; gslher-
vi principally from documents furnisht q 81 dis
nguished individuals Of The respective ,ienn,ni-
naiions, and - very convenient book Of refer
s1ce, and we'll worthy OF place ia eyery mans
library. jap IS, 1899. II.
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GEORGE " ARREN

las removed to No. Q, Long hAarf next
4 l. door 10 Mr.. Z. GREELY's, where he offers
for sale
81 bales prime upland Cotton,
50 bbls. superfne Flour,
10 do prime Pork,
10 boxes Canton Sugars,
II do. Calcutta DO.
10 ar. casks Malaga Wine,
10 bbls. best American Gin.
rs boxes bloom Raisins,
Boxes Y. III. Tea.
Pipes Cognac Brandy and Holland Gin.
Portland, July 2, 1922. I'D
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Gardiner Iron Works.

oOfUtHCf lfOU VOFHS.
1Ehh Suhsrriber, Agent of the GARDINER
Iron " lRKS. has constantly for sale al
che AgeHy Sore inGardiner, the following ar.
tcles viz -
Saw Mill Cranks. Fuiling Mill DO.
Lantern Wheels,
Wroush' {. cast Mil Spindes,
Halter Basins ,-Clotbier's Plates,
Crow Bars,-Plough MouIds and Coulters
Wheels for various kinds of Machinery,
Sad lrons,-Csst Iron Dogs,
Shelves and Cogs tor Blocks,
Carding Machine Irons,
Cat and Wagon Boxes,
Gudgeons Of all sizes,
Brands Cor names, &c. made at short no
tice.
The above articles will be sold cheap for cash
or approx ed credit. Orders for any description
of CASTING will be executed punctusny in The
best manner. NJ. SPRINGER, Jr 5eent
On Gardiner, Feb ;. 1929
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FOR SHE,

a very convenient two story-ho use, Barn, Out-hsn
q es, with six acres and half Of land =, Csoshsn
Corner. Ii Is OF the best situations in the riages
IN the dryest and most pleasant street; retire. troa
noise. yet near the centre of business. TO ID saA
cheap ifapplred log within thgee weeks-by
ASA RAND
July /. 1892.
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NEW GOODS.
George w. Smith,

Ma 'e-S.ros;, Portland,
II AS just received extensive assortment Of
European India and Domestic Piece
GOODS VI Lnh viii be sold low for CASH.
June II 1892 If
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Lottery Notice.
DR.. Fred. b. PAGE

INTENDING to make Portland his place Of
l. residence, has taken an Office in Exchange
Street, opposite Messrs. ATWOOD & QUIN-
Cf'5, and may be found there, or at Mrs.
NooD's, State-Street, ready to wait on those
who may need his professional services, in
the Town or Country.
Pc tland, July 2.
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Portland Silk and Woolten Due
House and Pulling Mil.
ROBERT THOMPSON,

VNOULD inform bis friends and the public
w that he has had new Buildings erected nes.
Vaug hans Bridge for hs SILK IND UOOI-
LEN DYE, and for kuiiirig and Dressing CIoih,
in the neates, manner. He hes lately buiit ntw
machine for KnGIpirg and J'ea=ting aud Dressing
Cloth, which doe, il IN d superior sriIe.
He also colours british blue FOL so cents ward
Al kinds Of mems garments can 10 colored and
cleaned whole.
Goods left Mcssrs Haines snj Niorris', Mid
dIe-Strett at MIR. saml Eoeryis. head Of Long
Wharf, will be taken and returned.
r. L. Will furnish any Of the Country Cloth
iers With Knapping. Teazling and Dressing Ma
chimes al $4,000 cash down, or $500 on one
years credit.
Goods colored black every week
Aug. 81 If.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. will be received BY III. SOUTH
Il GATE, Esq Chairman Of the School Com
mittee, until Thursday the 18th Of July, for
furnishing, materials and building a SCHOOL
HOUSE, ofthe following dime ntions, viz Forty
feet long, and 80 wide, with basement story,
o feet h oh, 3 feet stone and lime, and feet
brick wall II inches thick-wi.h l cellar door
and cellar window, 3 feet wide, with frame
and shutters. The School Room, to be 10 feet
in the clear, with brick wall inches thick
the roof 10 be hipped, with a projection Of 8
inches; with 10 windows, "a squares by 10
Glass door frame and door, with stone stills
for both doors, with strait arches over the door.
and windows. The School Room to be finished
ia the same manner ard form as The Room il Tie
North School House, with suitable steps to the
door.
QPThe materials 10 be Of The best kind, and
the work done in workmanlike manner.
July Q, 1929.
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o. .4mer'cGn Manufactures.
CHI ARLES BRADLEY,
Agent and Commission Merchant for
AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS,
Chambers, Corner of Middle 8. Union Streets,

agent and Commission Merchant for
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES,
Chambers, Corner Of Middle e. Union Streets,
Opposite
Me.srs. MARK T. VIM HARRIS,
Has this day receired,
BALES BROWN SHEETINGS
Do. Threads, all Nos. and Colours, Amy and
Brown, and Sater's Manufactures.
Bale Broad cloths, colours blue, black l. hares
back mixtures.
ON HAND
Gases and Bales Ginghams-Checks,
SiTipes-Furnture Plaids-Diapers,
Cotton Lsps--Wire Threads-Quills,
buttors-bieached and unbleached Sheeting.
and ohirtings.
ALSO
Waltham Cottons, of every description, con-
stantly for sale, at Boston prices.
OF Regular supplies of American GOODS,
are received as above, which will be sold at far
prices.
- Wanted as above WOOL of every de.crip-
tion for which CASH will be paid, or it will be
received on Consignment.
n. b. Cash advanced on Consignments.
II. Jan. ID.
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10 ne Hon. Jeremiah Bo,iey, E.g. .]'sss y
Prodafe asittfR and for tts Comfy of Lsffsa'F
TX ESptCiFUlLY represents Acrnr paftt. ~. nn w.
- traitor on tile estate w. fnFN ROWE, 6ir- XII 49,
III sand eounty, ctcs ssed. fsist the ps-s- ssse 80
sand John Rowe, II srth ~i-nt hy Sun Nh &c.
drs snd seventy dollars srd gh.Ty eight os.ts - ~
wer tne Just d BIS whicl h. -c he hrrrore N- 1
ne may Ue en- Possted and license to W - rIc ,,s
Real EStatr o. Ls said teces A3si nay b s-ihci
the saa sLms viii. N dental ,hsrp-s -N W.
TOPshalH. March y, go.
LINCOLN. ss.-44' Prphuie toilrt. hefl I" MI
ham, iriitf4 4sid ;sT As ccnits M 1Aacea'' hi
ninth lay y sd0Tce, 4 ID. 1889.
ON the foregoing Petiiior. Ordered hsr fre r rr
tioasr give nctice = ~. rrTsois 'uttr efrJ ~
appear r. Court ~ rrnaaT- Pm mr. tril i'm . aA
the tOU Mnut-v W. nSSg. wv eos'.sb s,t III
said Petition. vhfhs ORDER. he published rrs
SUc -essrvt -pFc vnrs <sa t0nrt 10 Ihr pp
printed Il Portland TIE. BAifLN leIee
crPg-Aft-s-. Ici.nr. SheFPzFur Asrt
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-16
Drugs, Medicines, Patent
Wedicines. Prints S- D3e- ef,,H'e

Medicines, Paints s. D.ye-shfs,
AT the store, opposite Mr.. Robert Boyd,
MIDDLE-sTREET, PORTLAND.
physicians, Merchants in the Countrv a.
IL others, who wish for any Of the above articles
may be assured Of finding those of the :tst ouat
ity, and Oh good terms as can be purc4lasedin
this town.
DIR. DORRANCE,
Grateful for past favors solicits continuance of
public patronage. Any orders left at the store.
or at his house, nearly opposite neac. Jewets,
Middle street, wishing for biz professional seryices
will be promptly attended to.
May IL, 1922. (e.owtfl
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0r3-To all whom 1t may concern.
we me signed Physicians, who proved the Ell
cacy OF Dr jonathan Moores Essence Of Life conceive il
our duty the Medicine md ct opinion thar
II se"e1sly used. e will he OF public utility.
ABEl. DUNCAN. Dumruer5fsn.
SAML. STEAkNS. LII d. do.
WIN. TOWN Htrni.stsr.
G. w. CHANDLER, Andvver.
ABRAHAM HOLLAND. B,IIo0Ie.
mi lONA. BADGER, WsfninStsr
NATHAN SroNE, Nezu Fan-.
PRESCOTT HALL, Chsster6sld
CHARLES BLAKE, Keen,
The above Medicine be al ia large or small
ties, Of SAMUEL BIDDER, Jr. Charestown, Mas. ahn
ss recently been appointed wholesale Agent fo
the States OF Massachusetts and by his appoint
ment 1t may De obtainsd OF
HENRY BUTMAN,
PORTLAND, Name.
public will please notice that none of the above
Essence VIII be vended in future without the signature
samuel hidieT, r. attached each direction, without
which IT Ill not be genuine. (om.l april {.
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OANGOR MONEY taken al a very small dr.
- count for Tickets and parts in the Nsiious
Lottery, or cash Cumberland money Ieid a
them at the Boston prices.
WILLIAM FRANCS.
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ever offered in Maine, calculated for Parours,
Kitchens, Counting Rooms Shops and Vessels. A.
mong which are, very elegant Franklin ParlouT
Stoves, well calculated for beatIng--and Cook
Stoves Of all prices from 10 20 50 dollars all war
ranted TO stand fire.
A large number Of these Cook Stoves are Of bit
own invention, which will be found 10 combine
more advantages than any now in use. The obJeo-
tiOh to baking instead of roasting meat, in Cook
Stoves, cannot be made TO these the roasting is
as perfect as by FIRE. Two large pieces can be
roasted at time spts exposed 10 d free current
Of air, without the additional expense OF Tin
kitchen. As tits very imp ort8nt when buyin TO get
the best, those whs wish 10 purchase an article
so important in domestic use, ere requested 10 call
g. examine for themselves, and enquire Of those
who have this kind in use. There are none better
calculated for gen;eel cookery, or by which more
cooking csn be done with less fuel or greater ease
There can be water enough heat for washing, ami
dinner cooked for twenty or thirty at thesame
time Ii has three boilers, holding one, two ard
five pals full, but tbs size of the boilers can be in
creased or decreased, and the fire may be conduct
ed under either all three of them at pleasure by
turning the dampers.
Those about commencing house keeTing, will
lind great saving in Kitchen Furniture, as ali
necessary cooking utensils are attached 10 the
Stove, and those who are building by procuring one.
Can save the expense of a chimney,
He likewise can furnish Sheet Iron and Tin
Funues for Stoves of all sizes, with copper aud all
other kind Of apparatus for Cook Stoves at short
lotice-having procured the best of workmen for
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Certificate Of he Han S,ent.. pn

DummsrstOn, March d, 1905, '"'oN = ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-27
Notice.
PROPOSALS. will be received ecu. uD" fol- q
fourth Monday in August , 1e., o'r.sspl

PROPOSALS. Will be reeei'e "e. u'T iol {,
fourth Monday in August , I.. present
contract, to add to and repair 'D'
Jail of Fauquier county. hv inspecting >
The plan may be seen BY YIN. ,n'p made
report OF former commissioner"
The proposals will set forth !ho ,S' aSses"'
and prices Of materials. and " OF as to en'
ry to complete the building contract byI's
able the Commissioners to eoH
piece, or in the lump.
WILLIAM SKINNER
A. D. KELLY, -
WILLIAM r. SMITH,
TadNRsLSS Ank sa co"r''
lNMAN HORNER,
JOHN SCOTT. ION
MARX, A. CHELIOS'
EDWARD DEGGES,
WILLIAM BELL, 1,
Warrenton, july q /"
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and il shouiIsbe sought Cor in the neigh
horhoed oisosp-s,one rocks--or in the val
lies contiguous TO mountains in which sill
cious rocks abound. When dry it should
be very soft and slippery like hard soap ;
and when thrown into water 1t should fall
into fine lnsss resembling the appear
ance of curds II this moist precipitatt
will wash grease out of Woolens, aud has
no sensible gilt when rubbed between the
6ogers. it must approximate towards ful-
ler's earth, and would be well worth a
trial on a large scale.-[ Hartford Mer.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-27
FULLER's EARTH.

The Wooden Manufactures of this conn.
try are suffering for Fuller's Earth of GOOD
quality. Any person haviug bed Of il
On his farm, may calculate Of MS being of
more value than mine OF either iron or
copper. The presence OF a large portion
OF sillcious earth is the prevailing charac-
terot this mineral. 1t is classed by Tbomp-
on as belonging 10 the soap -stone family,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-27
Nezr York. Julv %,
NORTHERN CANAL.

We extremely regret to learn. says the
Albany Daily Advertiser, that the late
rains have done very great damage to the
Northern Canal, by breaking it's banks,
carrying away bridges. &c &c and that
the great dam constructed in the Hudson
River, at Fort Edward as a feeder. has
also been again materially injured. Up
wards of 70persons were on it when il
gave way, aiding and assisting in putting
it in situation to resist the freshet. For
tunately and providently, the part which
gave way moved only about six feet; had
it been carried off, not one Of the seventy
would probably have escaped with bis
life. Many of the RATS, which had re-
NAMED 10 the canal since the spring, were
broken ups carried many rods on the land
and otherwise damaged. The quantity OF
lumber IN the canal between Whitehall
and Fort Ann, was estimated to be worth
from $50 to D2Oo, 900; and upward.Iot loo
persons having the charge of it, have been
encampsd on the banks Of the scsnal for
nearly two months, waiting for rise of
water TO enable them 20 raft it to market.
All hopes of being enabled to do it the
present season, We fear, must new be "a
bandoned.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-27
ADMIRALTY DECISION.

Ship Prince Regent. Ibis was case
of bottom ry bond, 10 The hypothecation
of which the freight was omiited.-Lord
Stowell said, he should direct that the
freight 10 this case be brought in, and sub
iect to contribution in an average upon
the ship, freight and cargo. 10 this case
the freight had been omitted in the hypo-
thecation of the bond; but he had no doubt
of the Courts jurisdiction to supply the
deficiency, which it now directed TO be
supplied. Unques;ionably the hypothe-
cation ought 10 have included freight
The lender-tbe person whs advanced the
money upon bottomry bond-might un-
doubleday elect TO have the cargo inclu-
ded; for ne was competent to elect upon
what security he would hazard his advan--
ces. But he could not exclude ship and
lreighl, for ship and freight were evident
ly the natural securities for the repayment
of his money, and the Court observed,
tina, in directing the freight TO be added to
the bypothecation, it was only strengthen
ing the securities to which the lender was
entitled. The bond was then ordered to
be brought into the Registry OF the Court,
and to be paid with interest and costs.
Hiss films Court of James tie
First-Has been recently published in
this country. 1t is the legitimate sue
cessor to the Memoirs Of the Court O
Elisabeth, and is in no'respect inferior
in point ofstyle or general execution to
that interesting and elegant work.
This lady has adopted plan of writ
ing history, which is the most interest
ing and instructive that has hitherto
been pursued. Her works introduce
her readers to an individual acquaint.
ance with all the distinguished person
ages of the periods which she occupies,
and the biographical sketches of char
acters, mentioned only in superficial
manner, or altogether unnoticed, in
general history, are extremely amusing
and gratifying, Her late work bee ONES
particularly interesting at the present
time, from the circumstance of its be-
ing connected in point Of time with the
incidents and events of the new Novel
the "Fortunes of Nigel" whidh has
| Just been published. Miss Akin is
| one of the best modern historical wri
tiers. and her works must be very valu-
able to those who are DESTROYS of be-
coming intimately acquainted with the
very important periods of English hiss
tory TO which they relate.
". Y Daily Ado.
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MEMORANDA =, Al
sIoop Armada, Kirkland, hence al .
N. York 22d inst. .n .,o,red Al
Scbr. Chesapeake, Griffin, elearsu
N. York 92d inst. tor this port, Nov.
Brig Frederick, Barrett, up 81 wv
York 92d inst. for this port. ~ york
SIoop Matilda, Knapp, up at NJ '"'
22d inst. for this port. ..
AR.-JUSY 26. p,ov;.
scbr. Sally. Smith, l6 days from m t a. c.
dence, R. |. Domestic BOGUS, The mas
Cazenove T. Co. new cheese - WV
Brig George Washington, kho SoH NV
Providence passed up this forenoon.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-27

Mr.. English, the American, who has
penetrated SO far into the interior of
Africa and is now believer In the
Mussulman faith, was student of
Harvard University, where he gradu-
ated in 1906 or 1907. He must, there.
fore, be more than 80 years old. 1t is
mistake to say that he was ali intidel
at the age Of II. He was a congrega-
tional Clergyman after leaving College,
and, from a Calvinist, he became an
Unitarian. His next change was to the
Jewish faith, in support of which he
wrote frequently. lie has now, it ap.
pears, become a Nlahomedan and
what change he is next to undergo, inn
agination may conjecture. He was,
when at College, remarkable for the
quickness of his mind, and the force
and beauty of his defamation.
If his discoveries in Africa are as
novel as his religion has been various,
much of interest will be attached to his
researches. BoSt. EO. Gag.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-27
THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY MORNING. JULY a7, 1922.

The Editor OF the Gazette feels it duty he
owes himself, to offer his Acknowledgements to
the snsnocu Editors of the Herald for their
great condensation and good tpW manifested.
by pointing out the INDUSTRIOUS plagiarism palm
ed on him by ssOrion" more particularly
for the sage advice contained in the article I'M
der the Editorial head of that paper of yester-
day. Although he is not aware that any OF
his ''quizzing counsellors" have been lnstrn-
mental in trying to kick up rotr, the superior
sagacitv of his benevolent ueigabors-ln-law or
their dog-vtar correspondent may have made
the notable discovery. AS to any exposure II
NAV elicit from such quarter, ne feels him
selfperfectly regardless, and informs them that
the glass in his house is made of metal, not tc
be injured by the pebble stones thrown from
their hands.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-27

Neto Light Hoasc on the East Per of Kingston
formerly D,nleary) HarbOr IN Dabhn Bay.
The Cor. Grafton for preserving and i'm
proving the Port OF Dublin. &c having gi'
ven notice that small Light House has
been erected on the extremity of the East.
ern Pier of Kingston Harbour. in Dublin
Bay, from which light will be exhibited
the evening of Thursday the 9th of June,
1899, 'and continue to be lii IN future from
sunset to sunrise. The lighr to be exh.
bitsd will be of bright color, on the re-
volving principle, and will attain its great
est magnitude once in every minute.
We are informed. says the New Bed
ford Mercury, from source which we
consider as authentic, that gross decep-
,ions are praticed upon the public Of Bos-
ton in the article of Oil.
Some process has been discovered
whereby common Whale Oil, is made TO
acquire the appearance of Sperm Oil and
thus manufactured, it is palmed upon the
public in large quantities as genuine sper-
maceti oil. When tested by use, its in.
feriority is at once obvious. As most pur-
chasers Of this article judge of its quality
by outward observation, il is certainly of
importance that the public should be put
on their guard against so fragrant an impo-
7sitiou. The africans employed in this
business we learn are foreigners.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-27

ARRIVED. JULY rs.
Schr. Milo, Farnsworth, ST: Anu.s ."S
II days; plaster to Thomas II: ho" n .od
Left below brig George Washington, ," "nd
scbr. Romeo, both fir. Providence O''DN
up.
SAILED, N..c,k
Steam boat Potomac, jenkins, No''0'"