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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
AUCTION SALES.
ON

W "6DINGoDA1
AIl0 o'clock. Will be sold at the auc.
"A ton store, 10 bids sugar. 10 chests
tea. 3 bbls pimento, 10 bags coffee, with
2 variety OF other groceries. Also a large
lot Of new and second hand furniture
Also 6%anneIs, kerseys. cloths, cassimeres,
hosiery. veslipgs. bdkis, &c &c. Will b
added 10 the sale, 2 lev drums Sui, ana
raisins, . lev hundred fresh oranges, &c.
dec 20 S.A MARSTELLEh.
-. Will be added to the sale St
~! the auction Office. at 10 o'clock, q
HI House end Lot Of Ground in lee
~ simple. Tie house is two stories
high, pleasantly situated at the uppe, eud
OF The town, in (. healthy vicinity. Il near
good alter. t-Sold for cash.
dec 90 S. A. MARSTELLER, AUG.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
Christmas Cake.

Christmas Cake.
II OUiS tEELE nos prepared for the
IL approaching Christmas, as usual,
LARGE RICH
PLUMB CAKE,
and a variety oil other { axes. He has al
So received a fresh supply Of quart.i
boxes 81 RAlSINS dec %
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
Marslal's Sale.

VAIL be sold on the premises by the
" Mafsbal's Tor ca>h, on FRIDAY the
Esd day OF January next, al IL O'Clock. q
Two. STORY, House and Lot. siluat.
- ed on the north side ri Prince 81.
sSs between Water and UuioL streets,
- S.ld 10 satisfy 40 execution 10 ia
vor OF Joseph Jsnney
dec % fer 1ench- Rms cold, Ma, shaJ,,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25

Phineas Janney
LAS just received per schr. Esther and
IL. Sally, from Philadelphia, and offers
Tor sale,
2 bales of broad cloths, blue, brown,
and mixed
e do 6annels, red and white
2 do shoe thread
case do
81 kegs white lead st dec e3
Notice.
TINE Bank of Potomac will be closed
L 90 Christmas Day. All notes 10
tended to DO offered for discount, will have
to be put into Bank on Wednesday the
Gath. BY la o'clock; and all notes payable
on the 25th, will have to be paid on the
Gath. T.. PAGE, Cashier
dec IS N
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
Houses and Lots Oh ent,

Northumberland county Va Dr.. -
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-26

some people 4 reference to dol.
lars and cents fosms the concluding
argument upon every proposition; all
other pleas, however reasonable, Just,
or necessary, fee before the all con
quering dictum, "cOunt the cost !"
Not the prudence Is Ia be cOnden,-
ned, nor the practice of economy dis
couraGcd-thesc are vIItl whose ex
ercIse, tc'tiic they remain uirtueS,
we would always inculcate. But how
ot!en Is the basel avaricc INDUCED
under the a5ustu name OF frug4liiy:
aud how seldom IS the boundary re
garded, which separates genuine dis
cre,lon IN nial,r, u p tiniary expense
, from d,"nri3 lt n1canness and the
, Sordid pars.mOny
Caiculdii3n /, an 0piltc which puts
to rest many ii lludabIc enterprise il
IS d atg NJ nlouc, brooding over some
ot Inc sweet 81 affections aud mobiles,
impulses oftht hu.ndn heart. Itqnen.
cdes Inc ze.l of patriotism, and quietly
witnesses hocfty an justice trampled
upon by the hUols OF tyranny and CT.
pidity. To literature il is mos,
deadly foe. Geniu, and mental indus.
Try lreezc under lis lrigid shade and
merit, waiting for encouragement
goes pinnIg and trembling to its grave
WHAT should we think of that man
who, while standing securely on shore
beholding a fellow being ovcrwhel
med in The p,tiIass ocean, and str,ig
lung IN the extremity OF despair, could
cast up the cost Of the drowning
wretch's salvation; who could draw
forth his memorandum book and pen
Gil, and figure with nice dcllberaiion
the exact difference in dollars, and
cents, and mills, between this or that
attempt at his rescue?
Yet, such men there are, be it ac.
knowIedged with shamc's reddest
blush Whose souls are contracted with
in the narrow circumference ola silver
dollar; whose calculating minds are
bounded by the nine dlgts-"hose
Imagination utmost latitude is that OF
a bank note.
Alas. poor human nature. Would
that The same precaution were applied
10 those ISLANDERS which heaped with
out confidence or calculation upon the
oppressed aud The unfortunate -
Would that the powers Of arithmetic
might be as scrupuously employed IN
estimating the mischief, which pro
coed f ON laSiduons catumny und
cotvaTdig dctracti0n.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-26
Valuable Property
FOR SHE.

FESHE subscriber will sell, on acccmo-
FL dating terms, his property in the
Town of Martinsburg, consisting of a
Lot and an half ofground, on
the main street, on which are an excellent
k-zz,ss Dwelling House,
ss.sra Kitchen. Smoke House, Sta
4s..1-1Ss Die, Creamery, and Barn, and a
CommodiOus Biack;smth'S Shop.
NJ property in the place can present
greater inducements to purchase to a
person disposed 10 carry on any public
business, particularly tat 81 Black
smith than the above mentioned proper
ty. Propositions for the purchase Of
aid property can be made to The snD.
,criber, who occupies the sane, and
will continue as usual to carry Oh ms bu
siness Of BLACKSMITH, until he
sells said property.
sD@ al persons indebted to the sub
scyiber for several years standing. are
earnestly requested 10 make paymen,
5 Friend Ia need is Friend indeed
JOSEPH CHAMBERS
March 6, 1875.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-26
made ofMacedonia, servia, Albania,

be made ofAlacedonia, seryia, Albania,
SC.
Greece, the Peloponnesus at least;
must be the lot of thai European power,
which shall possess Egypt 1t should De
ours. And then, an Independent king
dom on the North, ConstantinoPle with
its provinces, 70 serve as a barrier to The
power Of Russia as they have pre-
tended to do with respect TO France, by
creating the kingdom Of Belgium"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-26
afriateuaueou3.

Bonaparie's opinion Of the Emperor q
ierander.

Bonaparie's opinion ofhe Emperor p
ierdnder
Gas to the Emperor of Russia, he is
man infinitely superior to the other
monarchs he possesses wit, grace,
Information, is fascinating but he is not
30 be trusted he is devoid of candor :;
a true Greek Of The iosrer Empire.-At
the same time he Is not without ideo-
logy, real or smattenng derived from
ms education and his preccptor. Would
you beieyc,' said the emperor, what
had to discuss with him He MAIN
tanned that inheritance was an abuse in
monarchy, and had to spend more
than an hour and employ all my elo-
quence and logic in proving TO him that
their right constituted the peace and
happiness of the people. 1t may be, too,
taat he was mystifying for he is cum
mag, false, and expert.
he can goa great length. If | die
here, he will be my real heir in Eu-
rope. alone was able to stop him
Mish his deluge of Tartars. The crisis
IS great, and will have lasting effects upon
the continent Of Europe, especially up
on Constantinople; lie was solicitous
win me Tor the possession OF It. have
pad much coaxing on the subject but
constantly turned deaf ear to it
That empire, shattered as it appeared.
would constantly have remain
Ell point of separation between us it
was the marsh that prevented my right
FRO II being turned As to Greece. it is
another matter" And after talking
WliIe upon that country. he resumed
the subject; Greece owaits o liberia
tor there wiz be a brilliant crown OF
glory me viii iascribe his name for
ever with those Of Homer. Plato. and
Epamluondas | perhaps was not far
from lt!-Nhen, during nv campaign
IN italy. | arrived Oh tie shores of Tho
> irlatlr- wrote to the Directory that
had before my eyes the kingdom Of
Alexander! Sill later, / entered into
engagements with AL Pacha; and when
cortuwas taken from us, they must have
iouHu there ammunition, and a COM
F!e'e equipment for an army of inv
thousand aen! had caused maps t.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-26
WAR HORSES.
From Souttey'i Hist ~ JLts Peninsu
iar JfL'.

ETOm tJ1H1tSy Af''t y y ~ ''"TN1S
!ar JfE'.
Two of the re gimea.s which had been
| auartered III t4Aen were cavalfy,
uoun,eI on rine back long-taiied IN
| da!usiaa n0TseS Al was i4nJtacdcaO.e
| 10 D.II5 OF tLc5e horses, ABOUT 400 N
number ana Romano was not In1a
VINO cod.i order ttien 10 he destroyed !;
nc Vas load OF horses himself, and knew
talS every man was attached 90 the
beast W.,lcn had carried him so far and
50 ial,ntu1y. Their brides, therefore,
were taken OF, tLey were turned loose
upon ,ne Deacn, 4 scene cnsued such
a. PROBABLY never before was witness
eli. IAey we're sensible that they were
10 iongel Under any restraint Oh human
power. \ general conflict ensuel, in
watch resaniuis tie discipline they had
learnt, tley hal charged each other III
s9Gaafons of ten o. twenty together,
inen closely engaged, striking vita their
lore let, ana JiLn5 ald tearing each
other wan the most icrocious rage, and
,rdinp.ing over those which were beaten
uO"D, uil me shore, III the course Oh
! quarter Of an hour, was strcwn with
| ne deal and disabled. Part OF them
had been set Tree on rising ground at
| a distance they no sooner heard the
roar oil battle than they came thunder
llg Gown over the intermediate hedges,
| anu ca.cning the contagious madness,
plunged INTO the fightwl equal fury
Sublime as the sceae was, it was too
| horrible to be long contemplated, and
Romano, in mercy, gave orders for dcs-
troymg thcm but IL was found too dan
gerous 20 attempt this, and after the
| .ast boats quilted the beach, the few
horses that remained were seen still en-
| gagged in the dreadful work OF mutual
| destruction.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-26
JAMES S. BOYD,
Cabinet Maker,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citi-
~ zens of Martinsburg and its vicini-
ty, that he has commenced the CAB
met BAKING BUSINESS in its
various branches, in the house belong
ling to Mrs. Fultz, lately occupied by
Mrs. Kennedy, where he is prepared
to execute all orders in his line Of busi-
ness at the shortest notice. lie has in
his employ some of the frst-rate work
men, and is supplied with alarge guam
Ihty Of Mahogany, Cherry, sc. Of the
very best quality, whichWill enable him
to execute work in q style, superior TO
amy heretofore offered TO the public in
this place. Ills work shall ali be done
IN worl1nan-like manner, as it is
his intentionto keep in lis employ none
but those who understand their business
eiortinsburg, June 5.-t.f
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-26
IN ociire Scho0lmaStcr.

according 10 the 0cin4n Pcda
SoSue alayaZ,ae, died lately ~ SPAN,
d ocE0oihi~s.c:, Tor 81 ycais nau su
psi llicnntd Il l4isc n.sululon wuil
Ola l"stiioilGd ecscshy, tlon All ay
crase inferred 0y mtAno OF recoi ded
ODseiN at.ono, one OF the usiicfs bau
Calculated that III the course vi lis cA.
ctuons ne had gwen 9ll $40 c4n.ngs,
l@I,UOO llogonge, 2OS Coo cusiodcs,
100 OUo ups "itn The iulei, AMI 20,
2UU tasks 10 get Dy hualt, 1t was lu.
thcr ca, dated III ne made 200 bows
stand OH peas, 600 kneci on lie sharp
edge OF nooI, $500 wc&r the TOOLS
cap, and loo hold The rod. How
vast the Quantity OF human misery in
tilcted Uy single pervetse educator.
NO-What Il world mischief has
been suffered because OF the difficulty,
III certain cases oi pronouncing TIE
monosy liable NO! MANY BOO,
man might have now been rich, ii he
mad the courage to say No when
he was asked 10 put Ills name 10 a
sharper's paper, Many poor drunk,
Ell wretch NIGH. this day have been
sober, respectable and happy, if he
had replied NO to the Sollcl.ation.-
Take hold drink Aud many Il
poor girl i'll the world has found out
by sad experience, that She las hot
made sufficient use of NO.
II check to human pfide.-H is
rather All unpleasant fact, that the ug,
hest and awkwardest of brute animals,
have the greatest resemblance 10 mai;
the monkey aud the bear The mon.
Key Is ugly TOO, $50 we think because
he is Ike man-as the bear is awk-
ward, because the cumbrous action of
It's huge paws seems to oe trepoSter-
Gus imitation of the motion OF the hu
man hands. Men and apes are the on
ly animals that have hairs en- the VII
DER eye lid. Let kings knew this.
When Algernon Sidney placed his
head on thc block. the eXecutionel
asked him las was the custom i'll such
cases. whether he should rise again :
The intrepid patriot replied, "Not uil
the general resurrection. Strike on'
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-26
Negroes for sale.

TWO young negro mer equal TO Gug
a il the county Of Berkeley, ei.he!
" skill or ability 10 iarmers, will he
old at 4 very moderate prlce for cash
.lqare Of the Eaton 81 this t4t3F.
NJ. chs.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-26
s; g, r31sf SsSoH.

DY virtue Of Deed of Trust, exc
lD cuted by William Nicely, On the
9th day OF August, 1922, TO secure the
payment of d certain sum of money
therein mentioned, due Thomas c,
Brent and Arthur Blackwell, Merchants
and partners, trading under the name
and firm of Brent s Blackwell, and of
record in Morgan County; | shall, on
the first day cf august Court neat, for
the County Court of Morgan, as trustee
therein named, sell al Public Sale, for
READY MONEY, at the house Of Ig-
natus 0'Ferrall, in the town of Bath,
part or parts OF two separate Tracts Of
Land, situate near and adjoining the
aforesaid Town of Bath, Such title will
be made the purchaser as may be au-
thorised by the aforesaid deed of trust.
JAMES NJ. WHEAT, Trustee.
Bath, June 5.--ctds.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-26
Take Notice.

s IL persons indebted to the sub
a scriber are requested to make i'm
mediate payment Having come to the
determination of settling up my BUSH
ness, it is to be hoped that Ill those IN
debted will consider their interest, and
make payment without the trouble of
rcsorting TO compulsory means. Here
turns lis thanks to his punctual custo-
n1crs, and solicits continuance Of their
iayours lie has on hand good as
sortmcnt of excellent Liquors; and his
Table shall be continued to be eryed
with the best the markets can afford.
PETER w. itERNEY.
Martinsburg, june 5.-3w.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-26
LARGE ASPARAGUS.

A stalk Of asparagus, measuring
four inches in circumference, seven
inches long, and weighing four and 1
half ounces, raised by gentleman re-
siding in the vicinity of THIS Borough,
was exhibited in town on Saturday
last Norfolk Beacon.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-26
gELASp NOTICE.

- HE subscriber once more, and for
> the last time, requests those in
debted to him to make immediate pay
ment, as longer indulgence cannot nor
urW not be given. Captain JOSEPH
GRANTHAM is empowered to settle
my business On hand, choice selec-
ton of LIQUORS, from Baltimore,
which it will give him pleasure to sell TO
his punctual friends.
WILLIAM KROESEN.
Martinsburg, June 5.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-26
WApGE AND CLOCK
MAKING.
j LITTLE.

ID especially informs the Citizens OF
~ hartinsburg and its vicinity,
that he intends Carrying on the above
business in all its vai'letie.. in the house
lately occupied by Mr.. Xnn, deceased
nearly opposite the MartInsbprg Inn.
He hopes by strict attention and a tho,
rough knowledge Of his profession, to
merit and received share of public pa
tronage. AS he intends to devote his at
tention particularly to Watches, he will
repair all kinds, ttepeaters, Duplax,
horizontal, l'&tent-levers, in the very
best manner. Also those WHO wish TO
LAYOUT him with their custom for Clocks,
may rest assured en- having thcn, made
Of the best materials and finished 10 the
ncatest manner. SiIver-woik and Jew
eIry neatly repaired--Ail on the most
reasonable terms for cash only.
Martinsblrs, May /.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-26
POETRY

- SI - 80 -
Tie following humorous Ode orig
nally appeared in the Mobile Gazette.
AN ODE,
J;isrein the Lyric Blri syDneh las leh''' GU
ze,.s IF IA. Dangers Of commerce and ds71cH
fane, and poia.esh OUi a Shor! and SIRE road
71e4ila
Merchant I think it time TO stop
Whea every house becomes mp,
For Grocerie. or DTy Goods;
Flh uen undertake 10 sell,
IL somewhat diHicdlt to dell
sy41 c.li DC ioGnl to 6ag GOODS
Or Planters too, I'm much afraid,
N1ihl4 tder lsoour poorly paid,
Wh-l a.eJ depend On cotioa'
it groNs idNIrisnliy, grant,
ia; what sylis this Thriving plant.
II cyegy Do.l p.oYes rotten.
Let such as feed proper pride.
Sc, tao.e nook tates -sde;
For hes Deaesti ones ply,
Wno puts 40 with the merchants toll
Or meaui. stoop, 30 Cub the son,
WAen az ca o1sH q city
Uhat ossn a eifgt you'll excalm-
Yes, own ,he s5o!, tn.rs just the same,
On winch Tic pace Hust s,eni:
-Forlt on maps 10 once laid down,
]. = JUS US name to"n,
4, any N the lasl.
To5yu .liakigg now, is quite atraie.
Cf wien the rad, a.e ready made,
For those VINO stand IN need.
Thus when a seaport Is intended,
Il these ingredients De 5,ended,
Il caanO, bds succeed.
First choose an elevated bluff.
Jus, where Tie RIVER. deep enough
For ships q larscst mould,
G. ,hare should be bar below
O'cr winch these ves5e IS Cannot go,
Iae tact need not &c told }
Hou next must find limped spring.
lor THIS IS al important thng,
And answers vastly wen
10 lenstheh Cut the wondrous tale,
And aid, when other reasbhs fail,
10 make the city sel.
The most important point, perhaps,
Lies in the drawing OF the maps,
The painter there must try,
IL mngnns yellow, led and green,
40 make the urDst delightful scene
Iu.t ever met the eye.
The site itself must no, be known,
shat no description bat your own
May SHINE forth i'll The papers,
You then may RAISE an eastern breeze,
o. any Other wind YOU please
10 DRIVE oil noXlous yapours.
or this obscure spot you may swear
There never Vas purer AIR,
And II you're not believed,
At least )on Cannot be belied,
For none can prove that men have died,
UActe III man e0er kuea
This bugTay must no, be omitted,
fov where you II find one man that's fitted
To think and act alone,
Tolll I'M thousand tlmd tools.
Sust formed, twould seem, 10 b his tools.
Aud 10 as lie has done.
'Tjs when the wage is at its height,
The knowing ones viii quit the site,
While those that stop behind.
OF this description can, complain,
For Nhat they lu0s- IN wealth, tEey gain
In knowing OF nank md
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-26

Transldtedy for tie Charleston Courier !
from II HiStoue des C.tiene CeiodreS.0
Towards the close OF the celebrated
seven years war. betWeen The prusslans
aai po.es, Frederick the Great, VINO
wa, very near sighted, loand himself
for one whole nlgul entirely alone, aud
at great distance from his army. lie
was on the borders OF the river Pregle,
and had reason &c dread a rencontre
with several detachments of Cossacks,
who were rowing up and down the coun-
try. Conscious OF his danger he quIC-
hcned his steps, when his dog, a stout
and fiery Cane, who had accompanied
INN in al his expeditions, Suddenly
threw himself against the breast OF tie
morse he was mounting. Evidently
wishing To prevent his mounting, snd
the. klagno needing MIN, the sagAcious
animal threw himself round to the side
OF MS royal master, and utteringa most
plteous groan, fixed his ,oeth gently lnto
lower part OF lis foot Frederick, VINO
had experienced, on several occasions,
the extraordinary attachment Of tins
dog, was astonisned at the agitation he
discovered. SuspectinG something UNI
usual, he stopped looked around, but
perceived no one near-he listened at
tendyely, but could hear nothing With
his usual prudence and foresight, he
dismounted his horse, and retreated
some steps, TO The great delight of the
faithful dog, who leaped for Joy and
loaded his Master with caresses.
Selecting retired and lonely place,
the king threw himself on the ground
for the remainder of the night, and lis
tened attentively, He presently heard
a hollow and distant noise, which re-
vorberated along the shores of the river.
lie listened in breathless anxiety, and
was soon convinced that his dog had
warned him to some purpose. He per-
ceiyed, by the glimmering of the moon,
several horsemen preceding large
corps Of the enemy's cavalry, which was
stationed in an adjacent plain. Under
these hazardous circumstances, Free
derrick lost no time. lie sought refuge
'AAA''N' III ~ III VI NiIC DIit7C ~ WHICH
the enemy were advancing, and over
which they passed few minutes after;
in the most profound silence. Never
lad this Prince found himself in so peri
lous a situation the slightest motion
would betray him ; and in becoming an
unresisdng prisoner, lie would forfeit
for ever Lis liberty, the reward of his
uncxanlpled exploits, and perhaps even
lis title TO glory. To complete his ter
ror, the poor dog, bursting with fury at
finding his royal master so nearly in
the enemy. made an effort to bark. At
this critical moment, trembling for the
first time perhaps in lis life, the anna
bic Frederick seized his furious com
Panion by the jaws, and pressing them
iorcl1ty between his hands, they both
immoyable, in this singular at
utudc, until the Cossacks had entirely
passed the narrow bridge, and the Prus-
sian King, with Lis faithful companion,
were released from imminent danger.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-26

This word, (says the Nantucket
Enqurer,1 Is iureN er in tie mvuths of
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-26
AN EPIGRAM.

Money, ii SAID, IS e1aTs rost.
Yet justly We may doubt it
who can expect gooI thriving az.
FROM any sf3tt HitbSul il
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-04
Mrs. Thaxter's Academy.


MFRS. THAXTER returns her most sincere
1Fl thanks to the public for thus far patronizing
her laudable exertions. She also gives notice
that she intends opening her school, the first
Monday in April, for the rece ption Of day schol-
airs as we'll as boarders; where the following
branches shall faithfully be attended TO by her,
self, and highly qualified assistance viz. Read
ing, Wrftin. Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Punctuation, Defining, Composition, Geography,
Astronomy, with use Of Globes, Rhetoric, Histo-
ry, Philosophy and Chemistry.
Also
Shell, Wax, Paper and Filgree work, Draw
ing and Painting in Oil, Water, Crayon and vel
vet colours. Embroidery, Rug work, Tambeau,
Open and Ornamental Needle work on Laoe,
Cambria and muslin.
Terms, Day Scholars, $500
Board. Tuition, &c. 5000
Including French, Latin or Music, 4O,0O
0(-7-No Young ladies need apply except those
who are willing to devote the forenoon to the
Solid branches of education. From twelve until
sunset, each day the week, may be devoted
TO the ornamental. (h) Feb. IL.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-04

w HEATON'S noted itch Ointment which has
stood the test of all other ointment, and
which has always been sold at fifty cents per
Box is now reduced to thirty seven and half,
tolinduce the Agents TO keep but one kind.
A fresh supply Of the above can be obtained OF
Dr.. Gee, H. Butman. J. DOrTance, Merrill &
Darts and c. Dana.
Also Wheaton's well known JAUNDICE
BlTTERS, for sale as above. eow1y. Feb. l9
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-04

Anuness said
dd sal
OF SnhE nnhdder aid h
Noway,F