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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01

Cles1se yoatr CeIars.If you wish 10 live out half
your days he careful Ne in the habit Of braan
ing the gases of put-elaetion, vegetable or anina
We do not pretend 20 say whether parcel of rotten
and ong potatoes. cabages, tulnips, and other vegs
tables decaying in cellar viii produce what Il called
yetntV fever or not. But kind Of fever may Be man.
ufactdred from vegetable animal utreaetiou hich
may prove as fatal though perhaps not quite % rapid
10 ITS progress. as the genuine plague If the West
ladies. or the Leyant. Beef brine or pork brine suf
fered TO stand too long, becomes very offensive and
whatever nfends the Of smelling is injurious 10
the health We have been assured Nv Physicians VI
emneoce. that they have every for believing
that bilious typhus evers of malignant and fatal
KIND have originated from Of this descriptions
Dead rats or mice, ID a wall or ceiling are detrinen-
tai TO health. as we'll as offensive. We very much
doubt whether any thing efecual can be done to
eract the effects Of their euvia unless the substances
henise Ives can be come at and removed
The following has been recommended as an eTectus
al mode Of freeing room from the offensive smell
occasioned by dead rat other animal :-a Take Z
small earhern vessel gallipo into which pot a t.,s
salt petre, less according to the size Of rhe
room pour upon this sufficient quantity of sulahuric
acid Toll OF vrio completely 40 saturae it AHA
shut the room up closely for hour in which tias
II will be found to be perfectly free from the offensive
SMELL"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01
CROCKERY WARE,
At Wholesale-oniy.
JAMES B. CAHDON.

III AS for sale general assortment of Crock.
cry WARE, Cat the office, of Messrs. Att
wood g. Quincy, Exchange Street, Portldnd,) at
as low rate as can be purchased in town, for cash
or credit Hehas on hand Crates well assorted
for the country market, consisting Of @. G. en-
amelled and B. p. Ware. Any orders for Ware,
will be gratefully acknowledged and promptly
attended to.
j. b. Z. Flatters himself that he shall receive
share of public patronage, particularly from
those Of his friends with whom he is acquainted
ALSO, For Sale as above,
hhds Sugar,
trunks Calicoes, containing about 1000 yds
Just recctDed, and for sale as aboUe,
II General assortment of Glass Ware
consisting Of Decsnlers, Tumblers, Wines
Salts, Cruets, Mustards, Peppers, &c.
March 10.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01

TNHE public inioTmed lat q new line of
coaches from Portland 10 Dover, N. II. is es
tablished, running three times week, passing
through the towns OF Gorham, Buxton, Alfred,
Sanford and Berwick 10 Dover. Leaves Patterns
Hotel al Portland, Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at balt past seven O'Clock A NJ. and ST
rives al Dover the same DAYS. Leaves Dover,
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays al O'Clock,
arrives at PoTtlsnd same days.
This line will meet the Boston and Haverhill
line ofStsges at Dover, which makes tie lines
complete from Boston through HAY erhill 20 RI
land, passing through pleasant country, and
performing ihe rout in two days with ease. Good
carriages and horses sSd faithful drives ere pro-
vldfd Fare from Portland Ia Boston dollars
-intermediate places in proportion. Extra bag
gage wifi be carried and carefully attended 70.
al reasonable compensation. Books kept al
Patterns Hotel, Portland. The projectors sole.
II shore of The public patronage.
HIRAM PIUhMER,
PORTER LAMBERT, Directors OF
PELATIAH HARMON, said line.
JOHN PATTEN,
June 10, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01
SPECIMEN OF THE SUBLIME.

On the coast of South America, dreadful
submarine CONFUSION raised tremendous wave,
which rushed to the shore, and burst over pop
ulous town, and swept it and the inhabitants
buried in sleep into the ocean. A sentinel sta
toned above the town, witnessed the horrid
scene: the crash and roar woke his commander,
who, hnrrying to him, eagerly asked the cause.
The trembling sentinel replied, Il saw the sea
rush in; heard the cry Of .Niserere it again
rolled back; and heard no more =
The .4l5um
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01

Justice though late 8 Mr. James GUnne Of
tauquler Co Viz. has lately mauumiued % negro
slaves, and afforded them the means Of migrating
the western Tree states IL l. 70 be hoped they will
not find their asylum too, in a few years, place Of
oondage.---A plongh IS in use in the district of
ConiHnia, called the substratnm plough which goes
20 the depth Of 5 inches and At the same time denos-
its the seed at its proper distance below the surface
On the 10th inst persons we're severely injured
by the explosion Of gun-powder in a wagon, neaf
Elias tavern in Dover. N. Fl Two Of them are since
dead. and the others are not expected to survive.
The fire carelessly communicated BIZ boy
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01
VALERTUS.
190pfaa1tG.

The anniversary of the Old Artillery Compa-
ny was celebrated the 18th nit. This corps, un-
der the command Of Capt. Green, performed
their evolutons in their usual excellent style
after which, they partook Of the good things Of
the peace establishment, handsomely furnished
by Capt Moody, with number ofinvited guests.
The following toasts were drank on the occa-
sion.
The anniversary Of The Artillery Company
May its recurrence always inspire us with new
ardor for our duty, whilst it renews every ami
mating and pleasing association.
The United STATES Of .4mericG--Free, enlght-
ened and Virtuous; may an ocean of separation
forever protect our beloved country from the
vices Of European governments.
The President Of the United States-The up
right and enlightened Statesman: may his sue
cessor prove no less eminent il qualifications or
fortunate IN the affection, Of a grateful people.
Coz. Paris and the CitiSeyas of sMaine-May
reciprocal confidence ensure the happiness and
prosperity Of both.
The .4rmy-The advanced guard of a nation
Of freemen.
The .Nagy-The civilized and barbarian
the generous foe and merciless pirate, have al
felt its proves.
The Militia Of .Naine--By its increasing
prosperity and improvement, it viii answer the
just expectations of its friends and silence the
| torebodings of its enemies.
| The judiciary Of .Iatne-Ample compensa-
tons are not high salaries.
| Commerce, .4gricultne and Manufactures
The head, the heart and the muscle Of national
anatomy.
The Patriots of Spain--Our hearts are with
them, for they struggle for freedom.
| VOLUNTEERS
The nth Of June, the unnecessary fHe Port
land .4rtihery-It reminds US of the exertions
Of our Fathers on the 18th June ITS on Bun
ker Hill, in that glorious cause in which w ash-
ngton triumphed but Warren fell
| Revolutionary Heroes-Who fought against
tyranny and oppression, and firmly established
the liberty Of our country. May their memory
be ever dear to Americans.
\ Spain-May she be successful ia her arms
and found government as far from Monarchy
as we are from the Pyrenees.
| The fair SeT-The source Of our lows, parta-
kers of all our cares-may they ever remain as
now, the delights of our home and the boast Of
our nation, for uniting the charms Of mind and
person, we are proud TO submit to their influence,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01

Spanish Patriois.-Riego is about thirty years
Of age; his visage i a pale brown bis ewes
black, sparkling, and penetrating; his hair near
ly black, bat mixed with grey. His figure is OF
the middling size, but strikingly martial. Our
roga i in the prime Of life, somewhat above The
middle stature, with pleasing expression oil
the counteEanee.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01
TO THE REFORsMERS.

There are people who rave
'Of the National Debt:
Let them pay off their owns
And the nations forget.
Others bawl for Reform,
Which were easily done,
If each would resolve
To reform number 0se.'
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01

Baron Lindenau has recently published some
observations respecting the diminution Of the
solar mass. twill be found, he says, that the
sun may have been imperceptibly subject to sue
cessive diminution since the science Of Astrono-
my has been cultivated. The Baron supposes
the suR's diameter to be 100000 miles, 204
100000 feet, or nearly 2G00 seconds. We have
not, be observes, hitherto possessed any instru-
ment for measuring the diamater of heavenly
bodies to second. The sun may therefore d.
mnish 10000 miles of its diameter, or 2,162,00O
feet, without the possibility of its being perceiy
ed. Surprising the sun to diminish daily tive
feet, it would require 5000 years to render the
diminution of a second ofits diameter visible.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01
To WooI Growers.


THE proprietor of Lisbon Wooden Factory
wishes TO inform the public that he would
like to take WOOL on shares TO manufacture
either into all wool Cloth or Sattnett, or he will
buy their wool in exchange for cloths on as good
terms as they Can DO with il elsewhere.
lie would likewise inform them that he calcu-
lates to carry on the
Dyesng and Dressing of CLOTH,
where they may depend on having their work
done with neatness and punctuality.
He further wishes to notice that the former
proprietor carries on the
Carding Of WOOL,
IN the same establishment, and would be happy
to wait upon bis former customers
lEFAny information respecting the above es-
Enlistment may be obtained on application to
Bir. HORACE SEAVER, PORTLAND.
June "a. CIV.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01

Information 10 The Ladies Plaid stufs win Meth
er shrink nor lose their luste. by the following simple
method OF cleaning them Wash them with soap and
cold water and starch and iron them before they are
dry fChar. Courier.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01

Bonaparte used to say that if the invention Of
the compass had produced revolution in com
merce, the progress Of Chemistry babe fair to
produce counter-revolution.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01
CHARLES GREENE.

COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT Law,
HAS opened an Office in NorridgsUock, coun-
II t. of Somerset
June "a, 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01
Co-partnership Formed.

NHb subscribers having ioemed connection in
N business under he 6,m Of
TUKEY & GIBBS.
Inform their fierds and customers that they have
'oken good iluation on TITCOMB'S WHARF
where they intend carrying on the
Block, Pump, Top. g. Spar Max
ing Business,
in all its various b. anch,s.
A complete stock of Blocks, Spars, and
Oak (6t for any use) will be kett constantly on
hand. Any of their friends who may wish 10
qaironize 'hem, may depend on their work being
done with fidelity and disrs cb.
BENJA. TURKEY,
JAMES GIBBS,
Poflsnd, June II, 1895.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01
TNEW GOODS.
CHARLES FARLEY.
Cold Watch lSe0Is &" Keys

GoM Watch Seals e. Keys,
Pear, Paste, Set and other Rings, Pins and Ear
Knobs, Salrer Plated Tea Setts, Candlesticks,
Cut Glass and common Casters. Tea and Table
Spoons, Deoanter Labels, Shutters and Trays,
Sugar longs, Brittania Tea Pots, Sugar Bowls.
Cream Pots, Snuff Boxes. Steel Shutters & Trays,
Astral Lamps, Japsned Tea, Bread and Cheese
rays, Brass Candlesticks, Polished Tin, Coffee,
and lea Pots superior Rszors, Rogers Penknives,
steel Scissors, futania, Iron, Table, and Tea
spoons, Ladies' Pocket Books, Memorandum
Books, large Shell. Ivory. Pocket and Dressing
Combs, Steel aRd Gilt Buckles, Purses. Silver.
Steel, Gilt, and Silk Watch ChriBs. KEYS and
Seals, GOLD BEADS, Ladies' elegant Iniispen-
sabies, Gilt Mustard Spoons, white Wax, Gar
net, Coral and other Beads, Ivory, Sal. and Mus
tard Spoons, Thermometers, Patent TIME PIE
CHS, aud eight day CLOCKS. constantly on
hand, of his own manufacture, Silver Soup La
dies. able, Desert and rea Spoons, Sugar longs.
osu Spoons, Mustard Ladies', warranted good
silver.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01
SPECT.ACLEs.

large assortment Of Silver, Silver Plated and
Steel, Convex and Concave White and Green
Spectacles, Goggles, Spectacle Glasses. all
kinds, Old SPectacles repaired or new ones made
at the shortest notice.
" he above articles are warranted Of good
quality, and vail be sold az fair prices, for Cash
or approved Credit.
or Cash girsn for old SILVER.
Portland, June H. lag. 6w.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01
PAYABLE YEARLY.

II. Fdrkas de FGrkasalre. at Futak, in Hun
gary, has invented machine, By which per-
son may plunge TO tic bottom Of the sea, walk
on the bottom, work with the hands and feet, as
cend easily to the surface, or son ID tie middle,
without any help; and il thi, manner, remain
several days naer water, without interrnissiou
and without effort The inventor Calls this ma
chine the Dolphin, and Pretends that il bas ma
By advantages over the diving bells. An ex-
pertinent made ast year at Vienna. ia the pres
ence of Count Esterhazy ana other persons Of
distinction, was attended with the greatest sue
cess. u. S. Gaz.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01

From he National InteIhgencer.
The time approaches at which We may expect
the return of Commodore Porter and part of his
Squadron. They have endured great exposure
IN most fatiguing service they have 4iIectu=
ally protected our commerce from the moment
Of their going out and the pirates have fled be-
fore them as chaHtiies before wind. A sufficient
force viii doubtless be left TO guard against a
renewal of their base and bloody career but
we trust the whole Squadron, attached to which
arc SO many valuable officers and seamen, will
not remain 70 endure the effects of a vertical
sun in the season which is now near al hand.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01

Among the means pursued 10 assure the snc-
cess of the French crusade against Spanish lib
erty, one Of the most singular is the sprinkling
ofthe Duke OF Angoulemes SWORD with holy wa
ter by his pious Duchess Wewin notattenpt to
excite smile on subject connected with sa-
cred feelings OF prejudices; but the singular
medley OF var and religion suggests some con-
siderauons that with less reverence of thought
and language might enable US to disturb the
gravity Of the most pious.-N. 7. American.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-06

Preliminary convention in the terms ex-
I PR ssed ~ the following articles:
Art. ]. Alter >ixy days, to BE- counted
from The ratification oil this co ave- ton by
The governments 10 which il spperta ms,
all hosili'ies by land and sea between
them and the Spanish nation shall cease.
2. Consequently The general command
ing The forces OF His Catholic Majesty in
Peru, will keep the positions he may oc-
cupy al The time he shall be informed Of
this convention, saving the particular stip-
ulatiODs that by mutual convenience the
adjoining governments may propose or
accept Tor the improvement OF the respec-
live lines of occupation during the sus-
pension OF hOslililies.
3 The relations of commerce. with the
only exception of conlraband articles of
war, shall be fully re established during
the term OF this suspension, between those
Provinces and The Spanish Monarchy, the
provinces occupied in Peru by the arms
OF His Catholic Majesty and the states
that rstity this treaty.
5. The relations # maratine commerce
with the Spanish Nation and the States
that rstiy this convention, shall be ad.
JusFed ny special convention, 10 be enter
I'd into immediately after the present.
Neither The authorizes that govern
the province of Peru in The name OF His
CathonC Majesty nor the adjoining states,
shall impose on the commerce OF either
greater contributions than those existing
al the time OF the ratification OF this treaty.
The suspension of bostiluiea shall
continue for the term oil Is months
6. Within the said term the Govern
nent of the state OF Buenos Ayres shall
negotiate by means of Pleripotentiary
Of the United Provinces OF Rio de la PA,
ia. and contormable TO the law OF The 18th
of June, the celebration of deinitive
treaty of peace and friendship between
His Catholic Majesty and the States of the
American continent 10 which said law re.
fers.
9 In tbe event oil a renewal OF hostili-
ties, these shall not take place, nor shall
the relations OF commerce cease until four
months after such in,ermission.
10. The Law existing in the Spanish
Monarchy, as well as in the STATE OF Bue-
nos Ayres, relative to the inviola5ilily Of
properly, although :tbat OF enemies, shall
have full effect, in the event mentioned IN
the preceding article, in The territories OF
the governments that Istify This treaty and
reciprocally,
II AS soon as The government of Bue-
nos Ayres mas be authorised by this con.
vention, il shall negotiate with the govern
menl OF Chill, Peru, and the other provin-
ces of the Rio de Ia Plata Tor their joining
in the same; and the Commissioners OF
His Catholic Majesty shall take at the
same time all The means conducive 10 lis
having the prOmpest and fullest effect on
'hr paft Of HE authorities of His Catholic
Majesty.
- For the effect and validity OF this
convention, thr necessary number shall be
sealed by the Commissioners oil His Cath.
Ollie Majesty with their seal and by the
Government OF Buenos Ayres with the
seal OF foreign relations,
BEkNARDlNO RIVADAVlA,
ANTONIO LUIS PEREYRA,
LUIS DE LA ROBLA.
Buenos .ayres, July 4h. 1898.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-06

, ofthe provincial Congresses, and The mi
fary without such consent; to confer, &C
cording 20 law, bonors and distinctions
warded by law; to regulate the. disburse
cent of The national funds according 10 Tux
provisions OF the law; TO present every
year TO the Legislature, through the medium
of their secretaries, estimates OF the re
venue and expenses OF the nation; to dis
pose of the armed force as the vel
iare of the nation may require; ~ declare
war and make peace, with the previous
advice Of the Senate, and in conformity
with its order the Congress al,o having
information Of the same; to arrange com
mercial and diplomatic relations, with the
advice of the Senate, the Congress being
informed OF the same; to Inior'n each lie
gisature, OF the stale OF the nation; and L
cOnfnp itself TO ITS own functions, and no
in any case 10 encroach on those OF The lie
gisIative and judicial departments.
5. There shall be Provincial Con
gress, and Project 10 each OF the ProvIn
ces, in'o which the National Government
shall divide the state.
10 be continued.
BRIG ED WARD, OF NANTUCKET
We mentioned on Monday the arriva
at Nantucket, of CAPT. george Clark, late
OF the whaling brig Edward. OF that port
which vessel had hesn robbed and scut.
lied by the crew on the c"ast d. Africa.
II appears by the Cape Coast Gazette.
received at the Patriot Office in Boston,
that three Of The crew Of The Edward had
been secured, and were 10 be sent 10 the
y. States, Tor trial. One of them, an En-
glsh boy, stated hat they murdered the
captain 10 the following manner:
"A Portuguese who acted as mate, stab
bed him and then threw hIm overheard:
the boy, who as at the helm at the time
heard the unfortunate man cry. Oh Lord!
Oh L"rut when in the water. The ruff
ans then shut The entrance TO the cabin VI,
I'll day light, when they went down and
divided the captains clothes, and broke
open chest where they found some dol
lars. They then made a division Of the
properly on board, as lar as they bad
means to convey II away. The Kte"men
took their canoe and long boat with AZ
much cloth, tobacco, &c. as they could
bord and proceeded to the shore; the three
men now in custody took the money and
other articles into the canoe and lett the
vessel. after having scu!tled her. Howe,
yer, when they had gone some distance
towards the shore, breeze sprung up
and they returned with the intention OF 60
ing to the shore. and took the money and
other articles on board again; they begar
10 drink TO an excess, which with VIVA
they had drunk before, caused them tt
forget their danger and remain in This 81
tuahoD, so long that The vessel was nearly
sinking, and they were forced TO leave !ht
dollars and other valushles, as they hae
not time to take them out"
The paper then relates how the three
prisoners we're taken. and states Thai The
''krew men" had not yet been apprehend
ed. From the fact OF the safe arrival O
Capt. Clark, we have proof that he wa:
not murdered as above stated, but how he
escaped, We have not vel learned.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-06
Twenty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber on
IL Sunday the 3lst August. ne ar '.sfaf-
ford court house, Va. a negro man named
w. I,
about 10 years of age; pale black; I, feet 6
or inches high; slender made ind thin
visage; large white eyes and hr!h cheek
bones; has one upper tooth GU, directly IN
front; remarkably sway back.ed which
gives him The appearance OF having been
injured in the body; and staff els a little
easily observed when be flrsi speaks 10 a
person he is uuacqusio,ed with. Wore off
corduroy round jacket. and pair of
coarse linen psntslooDs with a wool ha,.
nearly new. Nat wa. purchased OF Rich
ard Brice, in Kent county, on the Eastern
Shore OF Maryland, and no doubt will en-
deavor 10 return to that place BY way of
Alexandra and Baltimore.
! will give the above reward if delivered
10 Dir. Ell Leeg 10 Alexandria, and all
reasonable expenses paid
sept4 AUSTIN VOOLFOLK.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-06
DI ED
~ MARINE LIST, @
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

AR2lVED-SEPT.5 S.
Scbr. Sailors Delight, Hsnce, from Pa.
turen,, tobacco TO J. H. Laid 4 Co. end
w. Fowle & Co.
Several inland vessels with wheat, corn,
FIRE wood and Lumber also got up.
SAILED,
Sloop May Flower, Scull. PhiladeIPhla.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-06

Young Hyson Tea in Chests,
hF late importation and good quality,
~ for sale by
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH.
Also 4tb proof cognac brandy in pipes
Baltimore wbiskey in bids. and bbls.
aug Fl
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-06
Best Chewing Tobacco.

40 HALF kegs manufactured tobacco,
0S's. los, ls's, and pound twists. Bar
clay's brand, warranted superior TO any in
be District. Just received by the schr.
John, capt Burke. from Richmond; tor
sale by JOHN D BROWN, Agent.
aug 10 u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-06
JOHN ASHBY JONES

MAKES this method OF Informing bis
y: country friends and the public gene.
rally, that he has commenced the
Hoi~and Grocery Business,
immediately opposite the store lately oc-
cupied by Messrs. .ashby 4. Str,biing where
he will purchase and receive all Kinds of
Country Produce on Storage:
All orders from those who may be disposed
to honor him with their custom, will be
strictly attended to.
sepx 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-06
Sugars, Whiskey, &c.

.S,friY TWO barrels aud 10 bags supe-
y mr lustoysdo SUGAR, eo'i'ieo 10
5bt. vine New Orleans do
IS pbIs so favored "n'skey
S;nss S,y proaf Amsterdam brandy
s'e' - III. MES>ERSMiIH.
In Store,
Feb yOn gUs sn YEA a,., 10
BsssrsS "a late Nos. |, g, 4 ).
Como emo .stlu hand, a..
Sursrio, S""h - sea-, sperm candles
saD1v INA snall 81 es' " sep
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-06
MARRIED.,

On the 26th August, by the Rev. DR. WI
mer, Mr. ELIAS p. LEGG, to Miss CATHE'
R,NE RIsENER, all OF this place.
On 4th instant, by the same, James H. be"'
nett, Esq. Consul at Pernambuco, to MISS
Aary Amelia Hoef, of this town.
DIED,
AT the residence OF George Chapman,
ESQ in Prince William County, Va: on
tho ist inst. the infant daughter OF JOHN
G. CHArMAn, Esq. Of Charles Comfy, Md.
aged days.