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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-05-11
Thy AUTH0RiTY.7
ia MES MONROE,

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Naereas irea'y between tae United
n'ates OF america ana the o'towa, emp
pewa, and Pot'awa'amic tribes OF indians,
was mace ana cohelooen on me @9'h Gay
Oh August, IN the year OF our Lof" one
Thousand el5ht hnharea ana twent!-one,
al Shleago, III tae slate Oh ILLINOIS, by
COMMISSIONERS on the part OF me Cnitcd
o'a'cs, ana certain chie's ana warriors OF
tne SAID lriocs, on the part and III ochah
OF lhe SAD trioes' winch 'feasTas IN the
following Words 10 VII;
articles ola Treaty, made and conclad-
ed al Chicago, in the state Of Illinois.
betwcen Le7vis C0ss and Solomon SD
leg, Commissioners OF the United
Etetes, ard Tie Cttawa, Chihheqva, ond
Pot!awatana;e nations Of Iadians.
ApYICIrJ
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~ my u a"r w. ~. 1.o'' '"e soA."-
ef.i easing y. Ian '"' ."0'Ie,
WIN VIC na'u '"e' 49, ~ NV y AL $3.50
s',,ss h. he trs,,v of Fart Me- II
1917 ,f ,he ss,d linz s,,nu str;,,e ,h,
ea;d ,r,c,. hnt e the said line shonla
n,ss north Of the said tract then such line
sha,l he con,;nued. un,;, i, s,ril;es, The
,vssterr ,,ound,ry re The trac, cede1 :,
tha IT,i,ed States Nv the tre,tv nc Ne.
troit, in 1907: and, from the termination
of The sais; ire. f,,I.,w;ns The hound .ries
of fornaer SESSIONS. TO Tie main branch
nj the Grand river Of lake M;chigan
sboula arv oc The sail lines rross The
said river. but if none of the said lines
should cross the said river: then to a
mint due cast of the source Of the main
branch Of the said river: and from such
point due west' 10 me source OF the sac
prihc'pa' ofanch' ana from me crossing
OF the SAD ri'ef' or from me source
'nereo'' as the case may oe' DOWN saio
river, on .he norm oann 'hereo'' 10 inc
mouth: 'nehce' ioi,o"los me snore Oh
Lake lMich,san' 10 ,he SCUM oahs OF nc
sad river o'' Joseph al the NOUN mere
OF; ana tnence, WIN Inc SAD SCUM oahk'
to the place Oh beginning.
ARTICLE II.
From the cesslon aforesaid, there shall
be reserved, for the use Of the Indians,
the following tracts:
One tract at Mangachqua village, on
the river PEBBLE OF six miles square.
One tract at Mickkesawbe, OF six miles
square.
One tract at The village ofNatowasape,
Of four miles square.
One tract at the village Of Prairie
Ronde, OF three miles square.
One tract at the village OF Malche-
bsnashshcwish, at the head OF keka's-
mazoo river.
ARTICLE III.
IT,. .,,.,, l.. ,..n,sd h., tho rr,;ed
~. 'na ", ~ ~ r. AH seul,,n;,. ,srsons
Saws ~ ca" " ..'I oo"" as,I ~ ,ts;r
oe."s az l e',,'' =! usa ~ I'D, a
'ie,rs' ,''1 .o,,o"s nas' sao,;"ns IS land
yo"'' o1'"e'' wa 500, n."n
o James na'"oH no Mansn purns,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-05-11
LEWIS CASS,
SOLOMON SIBLET.

Now, therefore, be i, known, that I,
JAMES MONROE. President of the Unitc,!
States of America, having seen and con
sidered the said Treaty, do, ia pursuance
of the advice and consent oil the Senate,
as expressed by their resolution OF. the
Goth of his month, accept, ra,iIy, and
confirm the same, and every clause and
article thereof.
In testimony whereof, 7 have caused
the seal Of the United States TO be
herennto affixed, having signed
the same with nv Land. Done
at the City of Washington, this
twen,y-fflh day of March, in the
year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and twenty-two,
and of the lndepe nacnce of the
I United States the ftr'y-sixth.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President:
JOHN QUINcy ApAMs,
Secretary Of Stair.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-05-11

Lewis Cas-,
Solomon sibley.
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Nokaw.iegaum, his mark,
keeotoawbce, bis mark,
Eetchemechinawa, his mark,
Eppesanse, his X mark,
kayneewec, his X marx,
hoapntio, lbs work,
hatchepeenachewish, his = mark.
caIPrEwAs.
Mcttaywaw, his mark,
Michel, his Y mark,
Iopennebee, his mark,
Neeteay, his mark,
Cheebanse. his Y mark,
Ioslison, his K mars,
Weesaw, Lis mark,
sasrntae,, Lis nlarlS,
Shayatikkel,ee, h.s mark,
schomang, It's \ mark,
WaWweeucklsemcck, his mark,
Fayoucheemon, his x mark,
Eongee, his Y mark,
Cheeshavgan, his.x mark,
Ashcam. his mark,
Meeksas mark. his mark,
Mavtenway, his Y mark,
Shawwennemee av, his X mark,
Francois, his < marx,
f!aussee. his mark,
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Mandawmin, his X mark,
euayg'lee, his y mark,
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Natchawecyaas, his mark,
RatchapaGgish. his Y mark,
Nonsaw, his Y nark,
ru%gay.GSaps his x mark,
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Chcegwamsckgwago his K mark,
Wawsebbaw, his mark,
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peann'sh, hisy marS,
Wynemai%, his Y marx,
onuckdemcch, his mark,
kawarsin, his marx,
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Gsseemeet, his Y mark,
Shawkoto, his Y mark,
Noshaywerpat, bis Y mark,
Mcgowan, his mark,
Mcshshe eiietcnow, his mark,
I-ecnotogo, his max.
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UaWbasave, is x mark,
Mcggeseesc, his mark,
S2vgawkoomnck his X mark,
Shawwayno, his mark,
SheeshawG"tn, his xlnsrl1,
Totomee, his mark,
.Ashkeewee, his Y mark,
shayaakke bee. his marx.
AWbetone, his marx.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-05-11

PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
70 al ard singular 10 zvAom these ire
ecntS shaH come, greeting:
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15

Unless said taxes and all necessary intervening
charges are paid to me the subscriber, on or be-
fore Friday the first day OF March next, at eleven
o'clock, a. NJ. 20 much of said land will then be
sold at Public Vendue, at the Dwelling House Of
the subscriber in said Hsrring on, as may be ne
cessary 10 satisfy the same.
JOHN DEN,MOORE, Jr. Collector.
Harrington, Dec. 26, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
SE.4SON4BLE GOODS.
ELISHA EINTON,.

Exchange Street, Near Cumberland Bank.
MAS JUST RECEIVED an additional sup
I II ply Of NEW GOODS particularly adapt
cd the season.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Superior London black blue BROADCLOTHS,
Glddlng and low priced do do. do
(z>simeres-Quetn's Clo,hs-superfne Kerseys,
trDwp 4 drsh Dufis-Sattinetts-Ve
Blankets. IA, s.. "a, 1914, ia and l2-4,
FanneIs-Coatings-C Bombazetts, ccm-
piete assortment
Rattinetts-plan and figured Cashmere Shswls,
Buttons -Pns-sewing Silk and Twist,
New assortment plaid Ribbons,
BLACK end colored Synchaws sW Sarsnetts,
Brown Linen Buck ram British ShirtingS,
superior black Ieventne,
IA g. Ga Cotton Camhrics-CAmbric Muslins,
Elegant figured null MusinS--plan do.
Plain and figured Leno and book Muslins,
Boxes Cotton Balls Wire Cotton,
Cotton Floss in balls and SkeiDs,
Furniture Patches and COpperplates-Cslicoes,
Worsted 4 Lambs ~oo Frocks and Draws,
Lined brown GIovPs-Moccasins,
Flag Handkerchefs--F Factory Shirtings-Shir,ngs,
Ginghams-CheckS-Tic kings-Tbreads, &c.
" hCh sre offered for sale at unusually low prices
or CAsH only. (6v) Jan. 8.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
UmJrcl1aS s. ParasOis mhnWacfH-
I'd al No. 4, Erchangs-S reef, Portland.
II. RUGGlES,

IARRIES on bushes. at the above place,
~ where Umbrellas and Parssols will be made
or repsired At short nutice--ivory turning done
with neatnes' and despstch.-He also keep on
hand first rate SIX, Bingham and Cotton On
brellas-a general assortment Of Musical insiru-
ments. from the first European Manufactories-
Extra quality Bass VOL and Violin Strings-Ro-
man Bridges Pcgs-Iiows-Bow Hair ngifsh
refined Rosin, for bows-ClariOnett and Bassoon
Reed Spare Mouth Pieces, &c.-English screw
Pncush ions-msnUfsctured whale bone of all
sizcs.-N. r. Cash and the highest price given
for Deer's Horns. Jan. j.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
3. & G. WILLIS

TT AVE inst received, ~ The Triton. from lie.
erpooi few real Nur'sich CAMBIE1s
Brown. sud NAVY BLUES, fur Gentlemen.
CIOaks.
A fine assortment of Bomt azeens--Barnslev
Table Linen, ~ cIn'h. and piece, OF hli .z-.-
plad and coloured Dama,k Table Corers e. -
f9-4-D oylcys-stoni English Diaper ior Tow o.
iue-Linrn Napkins-Scotch i.ien Lawn, Eyr
Hdkf>--Shoe Liaens--IInen Shectirgs-- lib Lin
cus-i0J printed Cashmere Shgwls. beautiful pat
rerns--the best qraIity az Caroline T'laiTs. n "
sold az so cents per ys,c--srarlc', crimson. hlne
and green Moreans--I adirsi white end cciorrd
kid and beaver Gloves mems and BOYS leather
do.-EngHsh silk Hose, cf every deseription--hslf
10 spun silk Glove,-Frehrh Piarepny lur Ia.
die,' winter cspes--s g'est variety IT inserting
Trimmings--Brnssels Competing and hearth Rugs
Eaatine for Pulses.
They have remaining of their fall impCrtatior
a very complete assortment Of London
.SupcrfRe Cloths G. CdsSimercs
A fne choice of LADJTs' CT OILS:
Broadclofhs. Cootngs, D1fiis, Kersegs. srper-
fine Hunters Cloths, FLGnnels, Scotch
Pioids and Bombozeas.
All of the above, together With an extensive
sortment of other seasonGbls Goods they have inn
ported this season, direct from the nanuiactories
and will sell at the lowest importing prices.
Portland Dec. 18th, 1891. If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
sDnvNzpTDSv
e. S@ - 80 - =
THE WryrRY DAY.

THE WTErRY DAY.
i Il N MANSIONS rich ard gay,
Ga downy beds or couches warm,
That .Eetasre owns the Wiatry dag
IND shrieks 10 hear tie hoWiing storm
An no.
It's on the black ami barren heath,
Where Misty feels tho shaft o. death,
IS 20 tie darn and freezing grave
Her children. not friend ~ save,
Jnheeded 60
Is il il chambers, silkeR drest,
Al tables gith proiusion's heap;
Is il on pillows soft to rest
In dreams of long and halmy sleep,
An : no
IT'S in the rushy hut obscure.
Where PoUertys low sons endure.
And scarcely daring TO Tepme,
On straw pallet, mute, TrCliue,
O'erwhelm'd with woe
l. IT 10 haunt in warm attire,
10 laugh, and feast, and dance and sing,
And crowd around the blazing fire,
And make the room with reyels rin.'
An! no.
It's on the prison 5 linty floor.
lis where the deaf ming whirlwind' roar,
lis wnen the see-boy on tie mast,
Hears tie waves bounding TO the blast
And LOOKS below
Is il in cha.iots gay 10 ride,
To crowd the splendid midnight ball
10 reyel in luxurious pride,
While pampcr'd yassals wait your call
All mo-
lis in a cherries, naked room,
Where mis- rvs victims wait their doom
Where 4 fond mother famishd dies,
While forth frantic father fhes.
Mans desp'rate foe
Is it where. pro1igal and weak,
The sllly speDdthriit scatters gold,
Where eager folly hastes to seek
The sordid, wanton, false and bold
An no
Ills IN the silent spot obscure,
Where, forced all sorrOws 10 endure.
Pale Genius learns, on lesson sad
10 Court the vain; and on the bad
False praise bestow
i it, where ganqsters focking round,
Their shining heaps of wealth display?
Were fashions giddy tribes are found
Sporting their scnseless hours away
All! no.
lis where neglected genius sighs
Where hope exhausted silent dies
Where merit s;arves BY pride oppressed,
Til ev'ry stream that warns the breast
Forbears TO flow
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15

THE repeated inquiry from our fren e and Gus
l TONERS for Cheap and Cyrreci edition Of the
Laws OF MAINE, have induced us to put sec
ond Edition to press.-The edition recently print
ed at Brunswick, by order If Government, con
tans many errors which shall be corrected I'D thus.
The pr of tina, edition is so high that many
who want the Laws do not feel themselves able
20 purchase it,-and, it j. believed shat the num-
Der printed is not sufficient TO supply the demand.
competent knowledge OF our State Laws
must be desirable to the Farmer, Merchant, and
Mechanic, as woll as % the Lawyer aud Mags-
trate.
Rely -ng with confidence upon liberal publicfor
that support which will indemn fy them for the
expense Of 80 large a work. the publishers will
put it to press Immediately and no pains or ex-
pense shall be spared in making it worthy OF pub
iic
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
Ertract from the Journal Of the late Rez
Thomas Smith.

TIE Publishers of these Extracts. having, been
furnished with number Of scattered leaves
of the Sermons of said deceased to be distributed
with the Extracts. as samples of his singular hand
writing-give notice 10 those who have already
received any of the Books, that they may be sup
piled with one for each Book, at this Office
VIZ o. The few Subscribers no have not vetre-
ceved their Books, arc requested 10 send for them
either here. or at Mr.. Hyde's Book Store
IL Members of the Legislature and Others.
who wish TO preserve the last Census and VaIua
ton Of Estate Of the several towns IN the State
are informed that they ere with other interest.
ing ma'iers) contained IN the Appendix to said
Extracts
Portland, Jan. 1. 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
CONDITIONS.


To he comprised in one volume TO contain
about 500 pages, well printed, on a good deny
paper, with an entire new type-ia strong and
handsome Sheep Binding, sewed on raised bands.
Subscriptions will be received until the work is
published, al the very low price Of g, so after
which time the price will be raised to q, 90, and
positively will not be sold for less.
Those who procure seven names, and become
responsible for seven COPIES Of the work, shall be
entitled to an EIGHTH COPY GRATIS.
The Work will be finished and ready for deliv-
cry by the first or middle of April next
specimen Of the paper and size Of the page
arG type, Is annexed TO the subscription papers
0~TPtrsons holding Subscription Papers are
requested 20 return them 10 The PubIishers bg the
fifteenth Of March neat.
HALLowELL, Dec. 25, 1921.
- II is intended TO publish the Laws that ma
be passed at each future Session Of the Legisla-
ture in Pamphlet, TO compare with this edition
which will be sold separate; or bound when e
nough have been printed to make volume.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
ttIIttItEi = Uty - TO -Os
SOLD BY
HENRY BUTMAN,

TINS. CHASE, North-Y srmouth,
IILLIE, Kenneburk
]. BARsTow, Hallowel,
q. w. HOLDEN, Brunswick.
N. WELD, Bath
the sign Of the Morter, Wiscassett.
SYMs GARDNER. Boiaonham.
J BARTON, HsIlowell.
EEENR. FULLER, Augusts.
d. Cook & Co. Wstervine.
Ind Wholesale by
BARTLErT& BREweR, No. IS, CornhiN, Bos-
ton, and
Horace SEAvER, Portland, Prosrietors agent
FIR the State Of Maine, where country Druggists,
m.v be supplied on fsvrurablc terms.
May Is. eco p.l2m.)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
TIMOTHY FLETCHER,

N.o11, Jones ROw, Erchange street--Portlond,
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cyliner
Gun Powder Factory.
HIS RECEIVED-
Il so or. casks of +. r. +. and L. p
500 canisters II. +. and y. and II. r.
Which he will dispose OF at the Boston prices.
This Powder has received the highest recon-
picndatiOns from officers If the L. States Ordnance
Department, and many others who have used the
same
large quantity of the above Powder, can be
furnished AT short notice.
tE3-Gentlemen are invited to call and examine
the above Powder. IF Oct 90.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
BOARDERS WANTED

r.. WEBB, will accommodate four o. six
1'l Gentlemen Of The Legislature. with GEN
teei board on reasonable Terms.-Appiy at liz
House owned by Dir. Richard Gooding. n.arIv
opposite the BGIfiH Needing -Hsuss. Federal
0"ee'' Portland, Jan. / l,9q.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
I1EZ. WINSLOW.
Has FOR SALE.


TT No. Ia. LONG WHARF,
lr2 BAGS prime green Coffee entitled to de-
" benture.
$50 Bolts heavy Russia Duck,
SO Pieces Ravens do.
200 Boxes Muscatol Raisin.
10 Bbls. Clear Pork,
$50 NJ. Alexandra Cigars,
ALSO
two story DWELLING HOUSE, situated
IN High Street, opposite n atthcw Cobb, Esq's.
the house is new a will be sold bargain.
Portland, Jan. g. 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
Collectors Notice-Hnrringion

COiteClOT harrington.
n OTlCE is hereby given TO the non resident
~ Proprietors and owners Of Lands in Harring-
ton, in the county Of Washington, that they are
taxed fer the years 1913 and 1872 for state, town
and county taxes in bills committed to me the
subscriber 10 collect, as follows. viz -
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15

At Court at Probate. held Portland within ard for TIE
Country OF Csmb rl.nd. the U Sda. ct MARY
~ tfs wear r. our Lnd t Hundred and vrf,
IDUDDUCk FRINGE. -dmIniS razor Of the estate OF
John prirce, late OF NorthY r.out., in said COUNTY
Nsomsn ~eeae. having preserved hrs ,Ss OF I'd
m triStrst'ur OF The eStStt ~ SAFE dcseSst
ORDERED, Thar the ,a'd al ainsr- rr give noricc ~
all persons Interested Nv causing copy a. Ills der
b. hsd three weeks sueSessv< tbs P~tandC
printed Portland thar they may sppear At Prub.r
Court tof5e he The Probate Office AZORES t the
Tuesday OF Febi u9ty The cloak rle fore
noon. and shsw csus, Il any turY have whv the same
should not be allow ed. A. X. PARIS Tud.e
true copy-Attrst, HI: ATTIC Scuthgate ReE'r.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15

iE subscriber hereby gives public tce all concern
IL ed, fh4t he has been t5y appointed and taken upon
himself The IF the last VIII and Testament ct
JOSEPH DUGLASS.
late Of Durham N the comfy Of Cumhsrsnd. Woman.
ceased bv giving bond the Law directs: re tte-e
requests at persons who indebted the IN de-
cesse' make iumr,iistr ray ment; -ni thr
who have any d nsnds thereon, exhibit the
element DAVID DU5LASS,
New Gloucester, Fec. rs, Ie7Is
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
Beng speedy, a certain cure for the Tsner,al

Disease IN all lis stages.
HIS article isaPproved by the MedicaI schools
o. France, and BY the College of Physicians
Lohdon- In the course Of the extensive nnh-
lie AID private practice otmedcal gentlemen. not
single csse has ever occurred where The cure
has NOT been speedy and permanent.
40 the space OF i've years no less then ten lhou.
sane persons are reported 20 hsye been cured by
these Lozenges in the ely Of Paris alone. will
out The least psinful or dangerous symptoms
whatever, neither the mouth nor The breath are
IN inc 'esst Affected by The use Of this mild safe
and certain remedy. All the extra medicines in
eVerystsge OF this dsea accompany the Lozer-
ges, with partIcuIsF directions the price Of Tie
whole is s..
Letters addressed 20 the Proprietor. J. p.
Wh'tweil, agent 10 he BOSTON Infrmary in Bos-
ton, post paid. enclosing the &mounI. and dis
cfih'nS symptoms, will meet immediate auen-
ton.
n IS Instructions preparatory 10 the use and
oef ire the arrival OF the medicine (Which viii
DE forwarded BY msiI or pscket) will be lnne-
oisteiy given, he whole business may be c0nduc-
ted witeou, the knowledge Of second person.
Aug. IL
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-04
WAS COMMITTED.

rTO the Jail for the county of Alexan-
l. dria, D. C.. on the 25th inst. as run
away, bright mulatto man, who calls
himself WILLIAM BROWN FIVE feet
eight or nine inches high, has scar on
the right side of bis nose, and one on the
tore part of bis head. which is covered
with fine curly hair /; appears to be about
27years of age; bis cloathIng, one grey
cloth coat with metal buttons, one new
blue cotton cashmere coat, one black ana
one light colored marsellles vest, and new
pantaIoons of large red and white stripe.
He claims freedom, and had in bis posses:
sion a certificate to that effect, signed
William K. Dance, Clerk Of the county
court, Powhattan, Virginia, which writing
is believed 10 be forgery; says be served
his time as an apprentice to the hatung
business with Beverly Wells, q. CHESTER E
field, on the turnpike road. about nall
way between Richmond and Powhaian
courthouse. The owner is requested 70
come, prove property, pay charges ana
take him away; Otherwise be will be DIS
posed of as the law directs.
ANDW. ROUSSAVELL, jailor.
june go If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-04
For Freight,

For Freight,
.& The brig HALSEY, /. Small,
.S& master, carries 1900 barrels, is a
superior vessel, y will be ready for car
go in lew days.
Also For Freight,
.&M> The Schr. ANN, B Webb, mas
.ES& ter, first rate vessel and carries
300 bbls.-will be ready for a cargo in
three days. Apply TO
WIN. FOWLE eco.
Who haze for sale said Dessels cargoes Of
1900 bbls. Thomaston lime,
5000 lbs prime green coffee,
80 bags sugar,
10 hhds. Jamaica rum.
june 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-04
For Providence, r. [.

.k& The fast sailing schr. ANN, capt
.&& Rowland, is now ready to load ;
can take 400 bbls. freight and a few pas
sengers. Apply on board or to
E. CORNING, Vowell's wharf.
June Is st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-04
Spring Goods.

~ n n - r n n a o. - -
RhA.lDEN MOnuAN Nv 20. hase lu'
- portea III Tue sup "iaeini'nd, Hon
Liverpool
20 uhe ana supeflancy PrIues
te 30 40 40 W cnihtz
70 super furniture 10
10 camoric musl'ns'
% 90 40 s.o,,
70 CAMP. glng. s'ripeu "scnecKea
e ieno
Iam5oured 90
Loom seweo lapaheo
10 90 90 DOCK
Iamboured 40
i1dia 40 ,.,,c, ~,
70 ,, null moohiNo'
Gorued cneck
aalr coro
Fancy stripe
20 CneCk
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rx1HICH for speed and accommodation
w IS equal to any other, continues TO
run between 1yv
N Norfolk, Alexandria and No.
Shaqgton.
Che leaves the city of Washington at 8
o,clock every Thursday morning, and A
isyandria at halt past 9; and after landing
nassengers at convenient places on the RI
r, Potomac, and at Old Point Comfort,
a ~ at Norfolk on Friday morning in
fine for the Southern Stages, and the steam
hut for Richmond and Petersburg. On
Monday morning she leaves Norfolk at IL
o'cIock. arrives at Alexandria on Tuesday,
Morning, and proceeds direct to the city OF
Washington. N. B. Horses and carriages
taken on deck.
Ir~Tbe Proprietors of the Steam boat
Potomac are DESTROYS to grant every &C
commodation to passengers, and have ar
ranged the line Of departure and arrival IN
snc6 manner, as to admit passengers from
Richmond and Petersburg to transact bu-
siness in Norfolk land those proceeding to
the northward, 10 transact business at A
lexandtia and Washington without loss OF
time. uldy -,
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besides several thousand dollars in smaller
prizes yet undrawn.
TIckETs are getting scarce and in de-
mand. and will soon riss, but may now be
had warranted undrawn at 20 dollars,
shares in proportion, at the
IIsslu Fortunate L0ttefu Office of
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sT THE CHANCES / III
GRAND N!aITON.aL
10 TT b r VI

5tb CLASS,
is now excellent, as the wheels contain
the following GREAT PRIZES, and only four
drawings more to complete the scheme.
Prizes get NsdrazD,s are
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A. C.. CazenOve & Co.

A. C. Cazenove i Co.
LEAVE for sale, on accommodating
L Il terms,
Young dyson and,gunpowder tea, cargo
of ship Panther, imported last month;
Prime retailing molasses
N. f. rum, Jamaica do.
Whiskey, gin, and sugar
Finest old madeira &, port wine,
Cut nails s. brads 9u to Add inclusive
Dupont's gunpowder
Baltimore window glass
Spanish segars, yellow soap
Sperm, mould, and dipt candles
with very extensive stock of American,
European, and India piece goods
may Is