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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11
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WINCHESTER:
SATURDAY., May 1lth, 1922.
ERUPTION OF MOUNT vEsUvIUs

ERUPTION OF MOUNT vESUvIUs.
Que paper contains, this day, an accoun.
OF one of thu NEST sublime scenes of nature,
u recurrence of which ha. recently taken
place. The volcano of Rsuuius has long
been noticed as one of the most striking,
mong these appalling phenomena os our earth.
The LAT eruption Of this burning mountain
rSppears to have been uncom monty grand
Wnd impressive. How trifling, compared
with the greater operations Of nature, do
the utmost exertions of human power AZ.
pear? The most fearful encouDters of men.
aggravated by all that srt aud science and
Industry can do in the work of mutual de.
ssterction, appear like the little mschi vious
EPCrts OF children, compared with the rag-
Eilcent scene at gigantic mountain, heaving
from its coovulsed breast torrents of burn.
ing lava, shaking the earth, and driving
back the tide.
Whsn we speak of nature, however. we
shou'j not forget that we use mere con-
nective term-tbst these mighty works are
the immediate acts of HIM, :. scho men.
sureth the seas an The hoiiop ofhis hand"
and who g tað ZIP the isles as a very lit.
lie thing. bat. Patriot.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11
SURN EYING


THE subscriber having come TO thu
termination of attending personally TO
all his business as
Surveyor for the County,
{ and not by deputy as heretofore as
sures the people of Frederick that his
unremitted exertions shall be used to
serve them in all cases OF a private az
well as public nature, with that
promPutude and accuracy which he
hopes will merit continuance of the
confidence and patronage he has here
tofore received at their hands. His
fees upon public surveys are regulated
by law and Of course must govern him:
those of private nature he will rem
der as reasonable az can possibly be ex-
pected.
81" During the Fittings of the courts.
he will be found at Capt. Ai'Guire's
tavern, in Winchester and at 0.
Their times. letters may be addressed
or personal application made to him
either at Battie.town or Wipcbes,er.
VIM. CASTLEMAN, Jun.
Way ft-St. Su,v. r. CITY.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11
rnrLAnELrurA mIn g

NAiLAUELcUIAs MAX =.
Last evening in Chesnut street. a Scoundr,I
dressed IN Straw Hat and dark green long
frock coat, shoes and stockings, having no
under clothes ON him. watched his opportunity
and presented himself before females. threw
ms coat open and exposed himself. The IN
expenditures OF the act Caused the women and
giris 10 ny aitrighted into their houses, add the
villain. folding his coat over, passed on. rwo
glrls who had been thus nsulted, thinking the
rutiian might return, prepared tin cans With
o'itHS 1oasc,; which they were determined to
dash on INN the momen, he threw open his
coat, Unfortunately he did not again present
himself at the point of warm reception. but he
was chased by two girls, from whom he escs-
ped up Strawberry alley. Many smar, sticks
and cans of water will for some time impa,i-
emily wait his reception in this neiehborhood.
iHe facts are published that preparation may
erery t'he'c be made, tn make an example Of
ms Disgrace to manhoUd.-C Demo rress.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11
Frederick Limestone Land
for Sale.

HE Subscriber offers for sale, on
h accommodating terms, his FARM,
which lies on the road leading from
Winchester to Wildwood, and about e.
qui-distant from those places. This
Farm contains
693 A ES,
a large pr" portion Of hieh is in TIM
Der Of good qualify; aud there is on
the land an abundance of excellent
stone for building and fencing. If
wished, the subscriber will divide the
Farm TO suit purchasers; but will not
sell part, unless the balance can be
soId At the same time. For terms ap.
ply to Francis b. Whiting, Of CLAY
Hill, Frederick county, Va. or to the
subscriber in Aide, Loudon comfy,
Va.
LEWIS BERKELEY.
May tt--K.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11
NOIICE-

, 8 ME Stockholders in ASHBY'S GAP
H TURNPIKE COMPANY, are
requested TO atteRd ct John Upp's
Tavern 10 Middleburg, or Friday ihs
1fm Of June, 20 elect President, four
Directors, and Treasurer, and to trans.
act such other business as may be laid
before them. By order Of The Presi-
dent & Directors.
a. GIBSON, Treasurer.
May g1-1dm.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11
Opequon Factory

q ME undersigned very re, pectfuIIy
X informs his friends and customer,
Of bis willingness to serve them by
manufacturing wool into sBy kind OF
cloth, or color IN common use. -. The
prices Of work will be- moderate, aud
wool taken in payment If deli, cred
when orders foF work are handed in
Carding will also be done at cts, per
pound for cash, or upon u short credit
10 PuOetgsl customers.
May !, DANIEL AMIN.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11
ST. MARY,s cgURcs-,,u,, ~,

OF. Mhhh'S Ct.URCH-TuILkDELP
The Aurora OF Monday says-"IVe are hap
py TO be able To say, that such an Arrangement
mas been made. between the contendng par
ties, in relation to this church, as, we trust,
will put an end TO the discussions. which have
SO long injured the church itself, and so pain.
fully sttccted,t the whole community We are
informed that each party has selected gen.
tleman not OF the Catholic religion, that those
two gentlemen have chosen a third, who is not
ot that sect, and that these three are 10 act as
Judges OF a new election, or umpires In some
other arrangement, which, it is anticipated
VIII settle all questions in controversy"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11
Commission Store.

No. IS, Pruu Street, baltimore.
THE subscribeta have co. aecte6
4 themselves in the eomuis, ,on bu-
siness, aud oaer their ser, ices 60 their
friends and the public. Their Ware
house 10 extensive and fire profit
They will receive Cd s,ors. ans sell ou
g small commission, ell kiuds Of CONN
t'y produce, and purehas aoy ssiiele
IN market.--ehatgIns moderately, fvr
selling AMI purehasiHS. Fsum lhei7
general knowledge Of The ei,j and
Market .hey feel confident TIN aifl
be able to render general sstisraelrn
10 all such as entrust their busine.. 4,
their cares
The business will be conducted uu
per The firm Of Baer & Msntz.
O. Referenee--Henry w. Baker &
Sons, g. John w. Miller, Winchester.
WILLIAM BAER.
May IL. HENRY tiANTZ.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11

DlED.-on the 29ih April Lewis STEPHENS
Esq OF Stephens6urg Frederick County Va.
gentleman highly respected foe the many
smiable qualities which distinguished his
character.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11
DOCTORS COOKE q BARTON

DOCTORS COOKE & BARTON.
ia AVlNG united in partnership,
i L will, in future, keep their s<hop in
The Room now occupied bv Doctor
Barton, fronting the Clerks Office.
and near the Court House.
By this arrangement, one or the o.
Their will generality be found at hume;
aud any call, whether in town or eoun-
try, will be attended to without DELAY,
May fi-3tp.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11
Ten Dollars Reward.

Ten Dollars Reward.
~ lRAYED or stolen fiop, The sub
living on Apple Pye Ridge,
near Weitto~n, on Monday night the
9Th inst.
A Dark Brown Horse,
with yellow stripes around b,- legs.
black name and tail mixed with gray
hairs. He PAGES we'll, aud is in sood
order. The subscriber will give tie a.
bove reward, with all reasonable char
ses, il taken cut of the County aud
brought home or Eve dollars If taken
IN the county.
STEPHEN RITTER
MAY f1-3tpd,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11
YORK, Pennspkrnrin. 1

IW"i t"H5ytCuTfn, NPTN q.
In FTy'town, near this borough, the small
pox prevails TO an alarming extent. This
village contains only ahou, 200 inhabitants,
snh ou' Of this number between so and 40
are afflicted with the small pox, Such has
2een the virulence Of the disease that three
aisd oft and many ere yet dangerously III.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11

Ihe war, not Of the giants, but of csndi,
dates Tor The presidency, it would seem by
the following paragraph 6aun,s the imsgias,
tion of the editor of the Nat. Advocate. Ne.
however, expresses himself in . merry vein,
NV YORK, April SO" The last Southern
mail brought US the National Intelligence
and the Washington Gazette, together both
papers we're torn to pieces, like TWO heavy
ships Coming out of en- engagement. hope
they have not quarrelled on the way about the
next President"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11

A gentleman Of EdiDburg, being
pressed the other day to subscribe to
the national monument to be erected in
that city, TO commemorate the events or
the late war, replied, f." I'll do nae sic
thing: the national debt, i nv opinion,
is monument enough"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11
Both Houses ofCongress sat from 10 O'CLOCK

Both Houses ofCongress sat from 10 O'Clock
IN the marnlng to late hour last night.
In the hustle of so much business, we find il
difficult to keep pace with the business trans
acted Referring our readers generally to our
Congressional Head, we particularly note, for
their information. the following incidents.
which occurred in the course Of yesterday.
The bill to erect toll gstes on the Cumber-
land road, with the objections thereto by the
President. having been considered in tile
House OF Representatives, il was rejected by
majority Of votes, though it had before
majority of 10 votes in its favor.
The Senate put into the military appropri-
alton bill an appropriation Of 5000 dollars, to
be applied 10 the repair of the Cumberland
Road; which appropriation was rejected by
the other House,
The bill to regulate the emolub,ents of the
officers OF the customs. and to abolish Ger.
tain collection districts, which passed the
Senate some weeks ago, was taken up in the
House OF Representatives. and passed its final
reading with some amendments, however.
which ye, require the concurrence of the Sen
ate. bid
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11

The issues Of the bank Of England up to
the 9Th March, exceed those Of the preceding
year by nearly four milliops.-At a meeting
OF the PrOprietorS, 10 answer 10 a question,
whether it was the intention Of the bank to
lower their discounts TO 4 per cent, the chair
man refused for The present 40 give sny iu-
formation, IS It might occasion dangerous
specuIstionS,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11
MAY g.

The People Of Washington have
reason to congratulate themselves that
the bill Tor changing the site of the { a.
nal, and improving the Pennsylvania
Avenue, wants only the signature Of
the President to become Il law. The
measure is one considerable magni-
tude, aud wa hope will prove TO be of
great public utility.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11
LATEST FROM PoRT.AU.PKINcE.

Our Baltimore cores pondents on ye.ter.
day write IS, shat Capt Hutchinson, of the
Orig Buck, in 10 days from Port-au.Prince,
states that TIE British sloop Of war Csrna,ioD
arrived taere from Jam sica. with desps.c hes
tor president Boyer, which we're immediate
~ 'orwsrd=p 10 him a, the Cspe, under an
escort OF dragnons. In con sequence Of the
hllhcuitIes IN the eastern part ,f the Island,
an embargo vas aida Port au Prince, which
lasted EeaFIy forty days.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11
GREEN PEAS

Were on Saturday morning offered in our
market at one dollar per peck. The season has
been favorable to Vegetation. Rsdishes, Let.
luce, &c. are IN abundsnce.-t.9teE. Herald.
The Loui'viIle Morning Post Of the 10th
April states that on that day t2050 in Com
n'on7osdIsh (stste bank Of Kentucky paper
had been paid for ons thousand specie dol
, lArs!!
bill to extend the Charter Of the Mocha.
nlcs Bank of Alexandra, passed the Hou,e
o. Representatives on Thursday LIST, aad re.
0eived two reading, in The Senate.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11

Earthenware, China s. Glass.
"a UGH SMITH Il Co. have lust
I Areceived per Ship Wilhelmina,
from Liverpool, large supply, which
gives them a general assortment for
saie,sas low ss TO be had IN the Nor
thern Giles.
They have alao on hand, and intend
Keeping Tor sale, an assortment cf
Stone Ware.
ALSO, PIPES in BOXES.
WindOtc Glass in do. s 10 S.Io+.e
DcmiIohns 3 e. 4 Calls.
Alexandria, May tl-ew.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11

A Teacher " anted.
A hNE who can teach the English &
~ Latin Languages and the Mathe.
ma"eks, will meet with encourage
ment by applying TO either
FRANCIS ASH,
WILLIAM SMITH,
JOHN GORDON,
DAVID III. WILSON.
CHARLES BRENT,
Frederick city. Mayft.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11

The following appointments have been re-
Gently made by the President OF the United
States, with the advice and consent of the Sc.
nate.
John Branch. TO be Judge in West Florida.
Joseph L. Smith, to be Judge In East Fiori-
Ga.
George WaitOn, to be Secretary to the Ter
ritory OF Florida.
Hereunder Hamilton. TO be Attorney for
Eas: Florida.
Upton b. Nnrrisor, to be Attorney for
West Florida.
Joshua Barton, tn be Attorney of the Uni.
ted S'-tes toc the District of Missouri.
Henry OOdec, to be Marshal for the same.
JehH Hoiingssocrsh, to be Consul OF the
United States al St. Eustatia- IL III
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11
FIRE Z

hALrtMoRS, MAY 3.-Yesterdsy morning. g.
bout o'ciuck, fire broke out in that part O {
the city called Irish I'otpnF' on Eutaw- street.
IN block OF wooden buildings. So combusti-
bic was the state of The buildings. and so DIFF.
hcult to obtain, and SO insufficient the supply
OF water, that from twelve TO fourteen tene-
ments OF various descriptions, some OF small
brick, but principally wooden ones, were des-
aroyed, or so materially injured, as to remain
at little value. We deeply regret to learn that
MIR. Mohtgarret', cooper, was killed, aud
Mr.. Bachelor. blacksmith, and three others
badly wounded. by The falling in of the roof.
The most daring, energetic efforts were made
10 save the property. he FIRE is said to have
originated III the stable Of Mir. Bailey. Patriot.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11

1t this time. when we hear Of The
Small Pux committing such ravages in
various places, the followias extract
from DIR. Smiths letter to the Hon.
Mr.. Floyd, read in the Senate On the
1st inst may afford piece Of seasona-
BILE and useful intelligence TO many
perscns:-Ibid.
"But it is my determination, says
The Doetor, under all the disadvsBts-
SeS must encounter, not to rslinuui.h
an Institution which established ma
ny years before The enactment Of the
law Of 1913, inow repeatedly
"Ihe genuine vaccine matter, there
fore, shall be preserved and furnished,
as heretofore, to all those who may an.
ply Tor it, postage paid
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11

We understand that Captain John SEa5o
mas been suspended for six months, by the
court msr'isl assembled in Boston, which
sentence has been approved by the President
Of the United SLstes.-T Cost. Epen Gaz.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11

CoNCRESs.-The session is rapidly draw.
lnS to close. This body commenced lis pro.
Seedngs on the Sc of December, and will adj
Journ on tins 9Th inst making session of
one hundred and fifty-six days and emitting
each member to compensation of 8 1913,
besides mileage, which in macy cases amounts
20 an addition Of one fourth of the daily paw.
The lime of the session hss been pretty e
qualiy distributed On the main questions, such
as the appropriation bills. the bankrupt bill,
@tc. though still there has been, as usual,
great many days absorbed in the preparation
1t business This however. will not be lost.
IS many subjects may be left in state
to be acted Oh at an early stage cf the next
session..
There is now no time left for the mo1ifca-
RIOS ct the tariff Mr. B4LuwIN's zeal which
yields mo one member in the House, has
been Intellectual in accomplishing any thing
on this subject. As TO The compensation bill,
ATS now too late in the week to getit through
both Houses: if time could be spared its fate
might be more doubtful, lwAsH. GAZETTE.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11

The Washington City Gazette Of Wed.
nesday says" is understood that the Sen.
ate yesterday in secret session, refused to
confirm the appointment of Col. Gadsden.
as Adjutanl- General Of the United States.
Bait Pat
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11
Attorney at La,

Attorney at La.
F<HOMAS RAGLAND, IF H.
n ney, will practice Law in the
Courts of Hardy, Hampshire aud Cum
6erland; aud also in the Superior
Court OF Chaneery for the Winchester
district.
Romney, May fi-st. -
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11

The town of Norfolk has been again
sufferer by fire, of considerable extent, on
the 10Th utt. The number of houses des.
troyed was between 30 and 10, with nearly
all their contents. driving as many famiie,
nearly naked into the street.-The fire having
broken out between IL and IL o'clock at
night The greatest loser i. said to be MIR.
John M'Phai, whose warehouses were stow.
ed with the cargo of of vessel just put in
shere IN distress. His loss is estimated at
from 10 to e, 900 dollars.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11

The late proportions Of the post master
general, Except that for disconiinuins un.
profitable Po't'ofIice') have been condemned
in every paper but one, in which we have
seen them mentioned, and they have been
noticed in several
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11

By emitting to charters company to build
an exch'Dse IN New York, The legislature Of
that state has prevented 500, 0OOfrou being
dl't'iouied among the mechanics of the city
the ensuing summer.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11

We have not had room, nor have we now.
to notice, a. we wish, beautiful specimen
OF the inner manufacture, now to be seen in
this city. We siiude to two Swords, made
by order of the stste Of Tennessee. to- he pre-
sented to Ganeral Jackson and General
Gaines. They are from the manufsctory Of
Mr. n. Starr, of Middletown, Connecticut
We have only room here 10 express DOR ad-
marathon OF them, and to invite those officers
and others, who wish to inspect them, TO
call at Browns tavern for that purpose.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11
WASHINGTON, NAY

Saturday being the last day, of the ure,en,
session of Congre,. on which bills could ns,s
tbs House in which they originated, WA.
very busy day Both Houses sat till nearly
midnight. In the House of Representatives
bills were passed, with rapidty which
would appear to be inconsistent with a uro
per del,beration, were it not that these bill,
were reported by committees who had labo-
fiously examined the subjects of the claims
embraced by them, and, on full consideration.
mad reported fsvorably upon them. Unde
these circumstance, the assent of the House
10 Them was little more than matter of
form. These bills were receiUed by the Sem
ate, and are to be acted upon there this day
and Tomorrow. The House of Representa-
tives has before it many bills from the SEN
ate also. which will sufficiently OCCUPY the
whole of its tims for the two DAYS On the
last day OF the session, under the new rule.
no b''i can pass either House; that day being
allowed to the President to consider and re.
tnsn TO the two Houses the bills presented
for hi, signature.
This reader will understand, therefore.
that no bill which did not, on or before Sat.
urdsy, finally pass the House in which 1t O.
r,g'nated, Can pass at the present session.
Thus, the Compression bill, the bill tn reduce
aud fix the Military Peace Establishment.
and a host Of othsrs, are laid over until NEXT
se,sOo--among which, we are sorry TO saw.
we're some bile of great public interest, an
that one particularly which proposed TO au.
,hosize the President to cause TO be made
surveys Of routes for certain Roads aud Ca.
mats, and estimates OF the expense of con.
structins them. Nat. Int. ,.a.
A. 81.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-11

Al the present session ofthe British Par
Eadment nearly every item Of the appropria,
faonS Tor Navy, Army, or Civil List, that has
come under consideration, ha! been Contest
ed. Ibid
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-08
Ertrrrts from Tie Pfeface.

'sTo ne it has long appeared singular hat
while our schools abound with variety of read
ing books for children aud youth, there has new
or vet appeared a compendious History Of the
United States fitted for our common schools than
which I scarcely know Of a work more needed
Instead Of those books usually read in school
consist ne Of detached pieces various subjects.
would not a work like the following more en- :
gage the attention and interest the feelings and
would il not be ofiar greater utility Or. If the
former are retail ed, ought the latter he neg
lected
+" By the reading Of history Ike the present,
no inconsiderahle general knowledge may be
oht4ined Of the story of our fathers yet how
many are there almost entirely ignorant Of TIE
/" tales Of other times" as they relate TO our own
country whose ignorance would be removed by
the introduction, into our more humble semina-
ries Of a correct succinct account. Of the Drinci
ral events which have marked the footsteps Of
our prosperity. from the l1wly and responding
vale Of struggle and ohscurty, 10 the aIre 1y
lofty and brilliant heights OF wealth, of hapPi-
ness, and Of power"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-08
mo nr1WF,
ARRIVALS.
:.::::::::PoRT or PoRTLAND::::::

ARRIVALS.
TUESDAY, Oct. l-Schr Boston. Shackford East.
port for 3oston.-Comet. Perry. Boston for Machas
WEDNESDAY-Sch Decatur, Woodbury. of New.
hurypoft. from nackere cruise-Mary. Orcuit from
Brooksve fer Boston.
THURSDAY-Brg Mentor, T. G.. Stevens, St
Cbes. 80 days with Salt. Left. ship James, M
Robinson. for Philadelphia day--nrigs Ocean. Bond
\. York. days Olive, Lincoln. Wiscasset. silly.
perion, Weeks. IalloweiI, 7Betsey, Virgin. Boston
l0-Sigen. Damarell, Portsmouth, l0-Sutana Full
lock, do.-shIps Neptune. Place, do. 8-Juliana
Fisher. do -Ruhicon Foster Boston, 10.
SUNDAY-Brg Lion, Humphrey, from Martinico,
with and sugar schr Herald, Hopkins. from
Frenchman's Bav for New Workshops Caroline
Porter Boston-Boston Packet. Gunnison, Portsmouth.
MONDAY-Schr Dorcas-Ann. Blackstone Bostsn--
sloops MilledgyIe, Knight do.-Atlas. Drinkwaer,
New London.
Clearaaces since our Last.
Bsigs Eliza. Davis. Cufa- Mechanic. Lincoln. Fa-
vana-schr Fame, Crowell. New Yogk-brig Hind,
Jones, Havana.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
sth inst lat ~ lon ~ the Seneca, thence. days.
Ia the Bite of Leosane. the Rebecca. OF this port,
FROM Cape Hayten for Port an Prince.
In the Baltic. no date. the Mary. OF this port.
Lat 81, Ion 10, the Betsey. fl Belfast for Havana.
MEMORANDA.
The Olive. or WScaeset for Charleston, sailed from
Amsterdam ahout 8 lavs since
Al LIVERPOOL August 26'h, Afticus (of Castnt) FOR
Baltimore. chartered TO take the place OF one Of the
lac ships. 10 sail about Sept5.
Brgs Oiono. Alert and Neptune were loading on the
coast Of St Domingo last accounts.
AZ Point Peus, Aug 81. Conelia hence. just ar and
pol scll.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-08
STATIONARY.

Blank Account Books--Blank MeNoran-
dums-Writing and Cypheriug Books-Sea-
mans Journals-Charts-S Scales and Dividers
Sealing Wax-Iuk powder-Penkniyes-
Pocket Observation-Disclosures Sand
-lnkstands-Sand Boxes-Boxes Water Col
ours--Nisiting Csrds--i'Iaying Cards.
Clothes and Head Observation-Disclosures
Paper-Bonnet Paper--Quiils-Demy, Fools
clap, Letter and Pot Paper-Drswing Paper
Slip Books-Large and Small Hand Jen
kin's ART WRITING.