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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-27
Communication.

TIVE public are informed that John
Il Hepburn intends opening an acade-
my OF the FINE ARTS, and hopes that
he may meet with encouragement, as the
academy contains a number Of very ele-
CANT wax figures. and fine PAINTINGS and
engravings, among them the elegant por-
trait OF Napoleon Bonaparte, and Of his
family. and of all the principal ilustrious
heroes OF our country. The Academy
will be open on the 10th Of October next.
aug 27 st
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The following Sale IS postponed
to SATURDAY., ed Noy. ,aert.

DY virtue Of a deed of trust from VIM.
- H. Hampton and Mary Hampton to
me, bearing date 18th January, 1880, and
recorded in the office'of the county court Of
Fauquier. al Rockhill, the late residence
of the said Hampton, on Saturday the Cd
day OF next November, i shall proceed to Sell
at public auction for cash.. three tracts Of
land, situated in the county Of Fauquier,
one containing 239 acres. 8 roods, and 8
poles; another I73 acres, ] rood, and 90
poles; and the third $40 acres, the boun.
daries of which are mentioned In the said
deed The sale will be made 10 satisfy q
debt due 10 John Lloyd, of Alexandra; upy
on the payment Of The purchase money,
the subscriber will convey such title as &c.
hath under the deed oftrust Aforesaid.
INMAN HORNER, Trustee.
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PORTUGAL.

Intelligence from this kingdom ha.
been received 20 the 29,h Of June. The
proceedings Of the Cortes are important
and the debates have been conducted itt
great degree of vehemence. 1t is argu'
ed that they will lead to declaration Of
the independence Of Brazil.
had been referred, declared in their re-
port that an absolute union between the
two kingsdom was impossible; they there.
fore proposed that there shall be in the
kingdom of Brazil. and in that OF Portu.
gal and Algarye, too assemblies Of Cories
one in each kingdom, composed of repre-.
sentatives elected by the people in the
manner prescribed by the constitution
After two days discussion, the further
consideration Of the subject was postpo-
ned.
NJ. Ferdinandez Thomas proposed, and
the proposition was agreed to, that the
Cortss should frankly declare TO the peo
pie of Brazil what were the intentions OF
The congress towards them.
A late decree promises munifcent re"
ward to the Portuguese Jurist who shall
present the best Project OF Civ, Code
on the first day OF the session, which is 10
open on the LIST of December 1924.
And ano'her prohibits the importation
of foreign Brandies into the island of Ma
deira, and subjects that of National ones
to certain duties to be determined here
after.
A plan has been laid before the Cortes
for q new division of the Kingdom. accor-
4 / Al Il , L - Il ~
Circles, 1913 Districts, and 1888 parishes,
Inhabited by 1853, s9s families, and 3,ol6,.
500 souls, returning log deputies. By
the statements, annexed 10 the plan, il fur
ther appears tina, the population has been
decreasing ever since 1915, as the number
of marriages, which in that year amounted
to 1850, was reduced in 1919 to l9,43S,
and that Of births, which in 1915 did not
fail short OF 1880, had dwiudled in
1873, to loo 334.
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IN MARINE LIST, @
PORT OF ALEXA WDRIA.
orIEp FRoM LaE READING-RooM BOOKS

OFiED ROM En- E

AUGUST 24....ARRlvED.
Brig Sylvester Healy. Robinson, Boston.
10 ds; lumber TO VIM. FowIe e. Co.
Aug. 95.-Sloop Traveller, Morse. PHI
ladelphia. is ds; lull freight to mercb ants
OF the district.
ARRIVED,
Sloop Fanny, Mitchell. Baltimose.
ARRIyED....AUGUsT 26.
Sloop ava, Mason, Is days from New
York; freight to Joel CriltendeD. and diff
Ierent merchants OF the District,--Sloop at
quarantine.
Brig Medford. Covington, from Boston,
cargo Plaster, Suguar, 10 Vim. Fowle. Gee.
Several inland vessels also got up
The ship Boston. Captain Finlay, for
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District of Columbia,

County Of alexandria.
YAMES Fl, SMOOT has applied to the
u Hon. William Cranch, Chief Judge
of the United States Circuit Court for the
District of Columbia to be DISCHARGED
from Imprisonment, under the act for the
reliet of Insolvent Debtors within the Dis
trict OF Columbia, on the FIRST Monday Of
September next, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ. at
the Courthouse IN Alexandra, when and
where his creditors are required to attend.
EDM. 1. LEE, c. G.
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THIS
THIS DAY.

WILL be sold a the Auction Store
wv Variety ofgoods, among which are,
Is bbls sugar, 10 do wbiskey, 5
s do. molssses, s.s, {.as4s.
10 do. vinegar, 6 casks rice,
Soap and chocolate in boxes
Mustard and blacking 10 do. Saisins do.
Beds, bedsteads, chairs s..si
An open lot OF assorted queensware
Check handkerchief, cloths,
Gassimeres, white linen. brown do
Cotton balls, threads, vestings
Cotton bose, shoes. looking glasses
Diaper cotton cashmere, &c.
y ALSO, s -
s bureaus. ] lot of wrapping Irvine
] do. sewing do. etc. etc.
4 cases. 10000 each. elegant needles,
assorted from Ito 10
p. S. All limited articles can be bought
at any time. s. A. MARSTELLER, ava..
aug "a
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Was Committed

To the Jail for the county of Alexandra
D. G. on the 18Th OF August, 1929, ne.
gro msnnamed A d A NJ, as a runaway,
who says be is the property OF Daniel Vas
ser, Of Pitsylvania, Virginia, and 5 miles
from Danville, near w. H. Shelton's Post
Office, and that he came out Of Dyson's
estate. The said negro appears 10 be a.
bout 80 years ofage 5 teet 4 or5 incheshigh;
has scars on his left hand, and also on his
left arm, which appear to be from burn.
His clothing, tow and linen shirt and
trowsers, striped wai.tcoat. domestic
Says he has changed bis coat. The own
er is desired to come prove property, pay
charges and take him away otherwise he
will be disposed of as the law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAvELL, jailcr.
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THIS DAY.

pTesday the eth inst. II
ON TUESDAY the 9Th inst. at II o.
O'Clock precisely, will be sold on the pre-
misses, hatbeautiiul LOT fronting on Wafer
street between Prince & Duke Areets, and
directly in the rear east OF the End Presby!
teriaD church about 80 feet front running
half the depth OF the square. FERNS libe.
raj end made known at sale.
find immediately after
A lot on Duke street, between Fairfax
and Water street, 80 feet front, running
56 feet, on Which is small brick tens-
,ment. "
IA. MARsTELLER, Auct.
aup IL - :. 49, 80
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IRELAND.

Ihe Duolin Journal OF July 10th says,
se understand that one hundred anG tor
y persons have died of starvation and ie.
yer Ia one parish. in the county Of Mayo,
aulns The snort space of ten days! Inc
,ea'es' anxiely prevails in Dublin
- sscerla'o the particulars OF the extra
FdlaAry ia aunitx.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-27
Public Sale.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust from Amos
ID Eox, and Lucy bis wife, 10 the SUBJ
scriher, for the purposes therein mention
ed, | shall proceed to sell, to the highest
bidder, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the
18th day Of September Neat
if fair, if not the next fair day, valuable
tract of Land, in the county Of Fairfax,
state of Virginia, on the head waters of
Difficult Run, the present residence Of
the said Amos Fox. The tract oil Land
IS Of good quality, and contains about
s12 acres;
there are considerable improvements on
the land to wit grist mill, 2 pair OF
stones, and machinery Tor manufacturing
-four, saw mill, wool carding Machine,
a large stone disti'lery, and number OF
other houses convenient for such 90 es-
tabIishmet; the dwelling house is large
snc convenient, excellent water at hand.
and good stone dairy house, well con-
structed. Purchasers wishing 10 own
complete establishment near to three good
markets, would do welite view the pre-
mise., before the day Of sale, as shall
most positively sell at that time probably
twill be in my power to accommodate
the terms to suit purchasers, which will
be made known more particularly on the
day of sale. For information apply 10 me
near the premises.
WILLIAM FOX, trustee.
The owner Of the above property being
willing TO save the trustee the trouble OF
selling, would sell at private bargain, any
time before the day Of sale Apply as
above. 5w aug 20
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-27

this port. sailed from Liverpool on the
l4tli July. IS. ees
sloop Armada, Lynch, up At New York,
22d inst. for this port lst Sept.
Soops Henry, Harris, and Harmony,
Rhodes, hence, ar. at Providence Goth
instant. ~
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FRANCE.


The artillery of the army OF Loire is
said 10 have been sent off 10 the Gordon
sanitaire on the frontiers of Spain. The
French government are represented 10
have been mere prompt IN their prosecu.
iion otthe conspirators at Colinar than
they are OF General Berton. A house was
SET on fire t. favour the escape OF the latter
by Withdrawing the attention Of the sol.
dier. IRON their prisoner. hut il did not
succeed. Advices had been received
from Paris to Wednesday, the l2th, III
elusive.
Prices of the French fsnds, .July 10.
Five per cents. opened at 9lf Csc. +;
closed at 9It. 55c. Bank Stock. I6Uef.
Exchange om London. July lO.-one
month. 95i. Soc; three months, 2of. SOC.
The price o. the Neapolitan Five per
Cent. Stock in Paris, on the 10Th inst.
were 7l3 5-8 3-s.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-27

In the county ofCork. the far greatest
distress exists 10 the populous and extern
sive BaroHy of Dulballow, distant from
the Carberrys, four great baronies Of M
mense extent. including the Parish iof
Skulnois fsae
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n office.

TINE MECHANICS HALL ACADE.
l. MY will re open on MONDAY Next,
at 8 o'clock A; M. There is room for a
few more boys in both departments:
E. 0. FIEFIED.
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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-27
One Dollar Reward.

Dan AWAY from the subscriber in
IL July last. an indented girl, named
Sally Taylor !;
about is years of age--her cloathing not
recollsc,ed. will give the above reward
TO any person who will deliver her to me.
All persons are hereby cautioned az ainst
harbourIng or employing said girl as the !.
will be dealt with according TO law.
FRANCIS MURPHY.
aug "a q
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Gold e. Southern Bank Notes
S. & M. ALLEN, & Co,

Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington City
wish to purchase
Virginia
North Carolina teANu NOTEs.
Georgia
which will, at all times, be taken at the
lowest rates of exchange. They will
also give the highest prenium3 for
American
English GOLD.
French, and
Drafts on Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York. either at sight, or short dates,
can. at all times, be had in sums to suit
purchasers. july 20
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-27
Public. Sale

ON Thursday next, the 29th inst. will
~ be sold on the premises, lot OF
ground on the east side OF W asbiogton
Street, to the north Of the Methodist meet
ing house, fronting 22 feet; end running
back 1873 feet 5 inCbes-oh which is erec-,
ted two story house. Terms Cash.
S!A. MARSTEELER, Auct'r.
aug e2 Is
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Ten Cents Reward.
- AN AWAY on Saturday the I7tbhug
~ 1929, BETSY YOUNG, a bound
girl 10 the subscriber. Whoever brings
home the said girl, shall receive the above
reward NICHOLAS CAMMELL
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For Freight.

>k4S> THE superior brig SYLVESTER
E& HEALY, Edm. Robinson master !;
carries hoo barrels, nearly new vessel {,
in complete order for any voyage. Apply
to WIN FOWLE & Co.
Who hd0e for sale said briggs cargo Of
$4,000 feet Mer. Lumber.
Also iand,ng from schr. Cent,
loo casks nails, assorted sizes. Fl
z hhds Muscovado sugar.
6 Tons Genoa hemp in small packa-
ges, of about Goo pounds eacb--said to be
superior in strength to Russia hemp.
aug 97 Sc 4J.
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For Freight or Charter,
En- The British brig MARQUIS OF
,&&.aNGLESE.4, P. Williams. master;
burthen ITO tons, English measurement,
will carry about 1000 bbls of -four or 800
bids of Tobacco; the brig is staunch
fine vessel, built in 1916, and will be rea-
dy in few days for the reception Of car
60. es PHINEAS JANNEY.
8mo6 1t
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For Freight

4's. !. For Freight
>.8SM The sch. ENTER PRIZE, Capt.
.s& Loyett; carries about 900 barrels,
IS GOOD vessel and willtake a freight to
The West Indies or coaslwise ON moderate
terms. Applyto M
sEsu VIM. FOWLE eco.
Who hare for sale said 1'essels cargoof
d20 tons Plaster Paris.
aug
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~. os then, saws, shat his Majesty might
V,e :. y snd to The danger if he chose -
pOwt az hsI;eye that one word, trn reso-
,;oo Of ms Majesty, might deliver Us IN
~ instant from The dangerous cr,sls IN
~ which we are placed"
: Two expresses have, arrived TO day, one
- IN me morning, and The other late IN
S ssa serpoon. The only news which We
sp"eds,sIand is communicated through these
obsnnels is, that owing TO the disturbed
s ."I Of The Spanish Capital, and in conse-
ZION Of the intelligence received at Pa
9 =. 70 this effect, the rents fell on Tbnrs-
asv lac, (Ilthl to 9lf. 3oc.-The accounts
o. oe connections at Barcelona are also to be
cOn6rned.
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aur 81
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-09-04
Valuable Mills and Water
Privileges.

YENHE noted Mills and Estate
h long known by the name of SAVERS
MILLS, sltuafeu on NASHUA River, =
of Boylston, in the county of Worcester, are
now offered for sale-consisting of Grist-
Mill, with two run of Stones-a Saw-Mill,
Fulling-Mill, and Clothiers' Works-two good
Dwelling Houses Barns Wood Houses :
Sheds, and other Buildings-and one hundred
acres of rich Interval and Upland making an
excellent Farm.
To those who are acquainted with the
situation Of these Mills it is unnecessary to say
any thing to recommend them, as it is allowed
that the situation for the use of water power is
not surpassed by any in iris part of the coun-
try. From peculiar natural advantages, the
Dam is supported at small expense, and is
not liable to be destroyed by freshets.
These Mill-Seats were taken up by
some of the first settlers of the ancient town Of
Lancaster, and have never before been offer
ed for sale. They are situated FIVE miles from
Lancaster village-thirty-eig miles from
Boston, and about forty miles from Provi.
dence, and offer many advantages for the 10.
cation of large Manufacturing Establish
ment. ~ Inquire Of the Subscribers, on the
premises. JOSEPH SAWYER.
HEZEKTAH GIBBS.
Boylsion, July 80, 1922. CIV
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NOTICE.

WILL be Sold, at Publick
w vendue, at the Factory in North
Brookfeld, in the County of Worcester, on
Tuesday, the 9th day of September next-so
many Of the following SHARES in the North
BrOokfe6 Woollcn Manufacturing Company
as will be sufficient to raise the sum of Four
hundred and twenty-eight dollars and twelve
cents and incidental charges-the same being
an Assessment laid on said Shares by said
Corporation, on the 5th day Of February, 1891.
Said Shares are numbered as follows, riS.
from No. 100 to No. ITO, including said No.
ll0--No. 49, 1870, and one half Of No. ll8.
The amount due on each whole Share is
thirty-four dollars and twenty-five cents, and
seventeen dollars and twelve cents on the half
share.---Said Shares belong to the estate Of
Peieg Peckham, late Of said North Brookfield.
deceased.
MOSES BOND, Treasurer Of said
Corporation.
Broolsfeld, Aug. 8, 1892.
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birmingham academy.

THE Trustees are sensible Of
the disadvantages under which fhis In.
stitution has laboured from the frequent change
Of instructors. They are now able to inform
the Pnblick, that their funds have at length
enabled them to engage, for the next year.
which commences on the 9th September, Mr..
ALFRED w. PIKE, of Newburyport. a gentle
man whose high qualifications as an Instructor
have been known to the publick since he took
charge of the Academy in that place.
The Trustees refer to the Rev. DR..
Dana, Rev. DIR. Parish, Hon. Judge Thatch-
er, Hon. Judge Walde, Rev. MIR. Willsonas and
Rev. Mr.. Morse, Of Newburyport, Rev. Mr..
tTsthingfon, of Newbury, Rev. MIR. Bran,ay
OF Rowley, Rev. Mr.. Kim5aR, of Ipswich. and
lion. Mr.. Mosely, of Newburyport
Mr.. PIKE is expected to continue here
for many years; and the Trustees are conf
dent the Academy viii offer advantages to the
publick which win induce liberal patronage.
DAVID KELLOGG.1
RALPH SANGER, Committee
RUFUS HOSMER, ofMe
BENJA. WHEELER, Trustees.
JOSIAH ADAMS,
birmingham, Aug. II, 1922.
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Take Notite, and Be souerned nc4
cordlngty.
YyHE undersigned being under

YyHE undersigned being under
Il the necessity Of bringing his Post Bus;ss
ness to a close, on account of engaging in bu-
siness with another man, to commence at the
expiration of this quarter, which will be the
18th Of September next gives seasonable no.
tice to all indebted for Newspapers or other
business, that a settlement must be made.
without distinction, on or before the 25th Of
said month, or they will assuredly find their
accounts left in the hands of Attornies for cot
lection. He hopes not to, offend any Of his
Subscribers, IN giving this blunt notice, Gas
some may call it) and is sure he shall not any
who consider how many very small accounts a
Post must have, and the trouble Of collecting
them. And would return his thanks to the
Publick and his Patrons for their very liberal
encouragement for 18months past, and relies
on the future with the same confidence which
has prompted him heretofore.
LEMUEL DUNBAR.
~ B. The above business in future WIN be
carried on under the Firm OF Healeg& Dunbar.
who will endeavour 70 do all business entrust-
ed other care with dispatch and accuracy.
August 81, 1922.
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FIRE
THE MANUFAcTuRERs IN

TIME MANUFAcTURERs IN.
II sURAEcE COMPANY, recently establish
ed IN the City of Boston, for the express pur-
pose OF lnsurlnS against Fire, with Capital
OF three hundred thousand dollars, now offer
to Manufacturers throughout the United States:
an opportunity of insuring their property a.
galnst this destructive element, (which the
greatest care and strictest attention cannot
always prevent, and which, in an unfortunate
moment, frequently reduces affuent and IN
dependent families to poverty and distress,y
at such moderate rates, as cannot fail to in
duce owners of Factories to secure themselves
against loss.
The Company are in no manner restricted
as TO the description of risks, but will name
and on the most favourable terms. Not orfx
Cotton, Woollen, and other Manufactoriesg
will be insured at this Office, but also Dwell.
lighthouses, Stores, Furniture, Goods. and
Merchandise, with every other description Of
property, subject Is loss or injury by ere.
The Company take this Opportunity to stafs
the kind of information deemed most necessas
ry to be made by the applicants, as the premi-
nms, in great measure, viii be graduated by
their representation. to w.t.
Where situated? OF what materials avs
the buildings constructed? For what purpose bur
occupied? How many stories are the build.
ings? OF what materials are the roofs -
What buildings are in the vicinity and their
distances from the one to be insured and for
what purpose occupied? In what manner are
the buildings heated and lighted !. Whether
the picker, nachine-shop, bIeachery, dys1
house, &c. &c. are in, or annexed to he
building to be insured? If watch Is kent
in the building or an engine attached 10
the establishment? And if insurance is want
ed on the several buildings belonging totba
Factory, the applicant will state the different
amounts on each and if convenient, the
Company would wish to have ground plot.
TO give them some idea Of the buildings 70 be
insured.
AS the Company will not, for the present.
take more than tcenty thousand dollars on ; any
one risk, and possessing an ample capital, give
undoubted security to the assured.
Persons DESTROYS Of insurance, who NAV Re.
side out Of the city, by forwarding their ap-
plications, by mail, or otherwise, 70 the Sec
rotary, may be assured the same win meet
with immediate attention
SAMUEL HUNT, See,4y.
Office, No. 81, State-street, Boston.
Boston, July "a, 1929. 3m
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Stephen II. Tenneu

ED EsPEcTFULLY informs his
T. q Friends and the Publick generally.
that he has removed from the centre of the
town of Worcester, to the building formerly
occupied as Cotton Mandatory hy TRow-
BRIDGE & Northumberland he contem.
plates building Wool Carding, Mapping.
shearing, and Brushing MACHINES, Of the the
best qualities, and on short notice.
S. R,T. trusts, from the long expe-
rience he has had in the above branches, and
his constant desire TO please, he shall be en-
sbled to obtain liberal share of the pubiick
patronage.
July "a, 1929. CIV
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Wool Carding.
ESHE Subscribers Machines

FHE Subscribers Machines
- are in operation for Carding CUSTOM
WOOL, opposite and east of DR.. J, ROBIN
SONS store about forty rods.----IIe gives in
formation that he furnishes Oil for all the Wool
ne cards, and warrants his work to be well
executed, on the following terms:--
Merino Wool, 10 cents per ID.
Half Blood, 10 cents per III.
Wool, part Merlno, cents per ID.
Common Wool, , cents per h.; and If
credit, one cent per lb will be added.
Also
COMB-PLATES and CLEARING
EsoMbS for sale by him, and at the Store Of
Messrs. RlcE & MlLLrR.
CALVIN DARBY.
Worcester, July 81, 1922.
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CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

Price to single subscribers, who receive their
papers at the Office, or by mail, two dollars per
annum.
To companies Of SO subscribers, who take
the papers at the Office, one dollar and fifty
cents per annum, payable on delivery of the
papers.
Single subscribers, who pay in advance,
will be entitled to deduction of 12A per cent.
And the same allowance will be made to
agents in distant places, who viii regularly
collect and remit money which may be due
from subscribers.
" Advertisements, not erceedins tireirs
lines published three sceeks for one dollar, and
continued three peeks longer for i'm csnls.--
Larger advertisements an lie same proportion.
In consequence of decision of the Supreme
Judicial Court, the Publisher Of this paper
deems it necessary to give notice, that while
he shall sedulously aim to be literally COR
rect, he cannot hold himself responsible for
any errour in any advertisement beyond the
sum charged for its insertion.
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NOTICE.

WsHE Subscriber, unwilling to
n recommend himself or his services 10
the Publick, by telling them Gas some do) Of
great exploits Of genius, to make themselves
popgtiar--.wouid wish that his own works, as a
FAINTER, would recommend him 10 the Pub
lick.----ite therefore offers to paint Houses,
Chaises, or Signs, to the acceptance of all who
employ him, in an elegant manner.
HEAIAN BURPEE.
UrGjfon, s4agti" ~, 1922. 6w