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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-16
Silk, Cotton & Wooden Dyer.

LIE has lately commenced the above
II business in The town of Alexandria
he dyes Canton Grapes, Silk Dresses. and
all kinds OF merchanlable goods, as i'm
ported Ladies' Dresses dyed and finish.
ed in the neatest manner to any shade or
pattern; GentIemen'' Wearing Apparel
secured and finished in the neatest man.
ner.
N. B. The said Woodwork will per-
form according to the bill, as he is univer'
sally known in the City OF Washingto
and in Alexandra to be competent OF his
profession. it is unnecessary to haaer the
public, as be is well known.
J. WOODWORTH,
Pitt street, opposite Mr.. Suters's Coach &
aug 81 Harness making shop.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-16
BRITISH GUODS

as can be found in any market; with every
variety of
GERMAN AND IRISH LINENS.
In addition to their general supply Of
American goods, they will receive 10 me
course OF The present week. upwards OF
100 Packages OF lotion
and Wooden manufactures. Ali which are
offered for sale on reasonable terms, by
package or piece.
ALSO CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
London particular Madeira wine
Port and other red wines
Colmenar and dry Malaga do
Currant do and cordials
w g. N E rum
Country GIN. old & common whiskey
Whale and Bordeaux oil
Baltimore manutact'd loaf sugar No
l,a,3,
Do few bbls OF family loaf do
Havana white DO
Guupowder and Imperial tea
Molasses best retailing, in hhds. and
tierces
Green coffee
Manufactured tobacco, g, 1875 pound
twists warranted frt quality
Window glass all sizes
Swedes iron do do
Cut nails and brads 90 very superior
iull supply from I'D 10 4od
Nail rods and hoop iron
Dutch quilts and whetstones
Cotton yarns and cards
A few bales Carolina moss
Soap and candles
Sp-rmaceti do
Su,queha nnab behring's just Inspected
Dupont's powder, &c.
A e. CAZtNOVE T. Co.
aug 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-16

.8RsonS them are
Imperial Ssxony cloths and cassimeres
Fine and superhne do
Do do double milled drabs
Do do pelis.e cloths, most
fashionable colors
Do do cashmere shawls, with
fancy chintz borders
Do do blue, mkt and drab
plains
Devonshire kerseys and twilled fear.
thoughts
White, red, yellow and green Hannels
Booking and draperv Bsizes
8 and 81 point blankets
Rose do in trusses, assorted from 6.4 to
1874
Fancy silk striped and figured Valentia
vesting
Do swansdown do
Black and colored, plain & figured bonn
bazettes
Blue 4, brown camlets & Tartan plaids
9-8 and GA cambria musIins
A s'ou: power loom shIrtngs, &c &c.
aug 20 Il
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-16
Circulating / library.

II HE Circulating Library has been re-.
i moved to the dwelling house Of the
proprietor on Washington. street, opposite
Mr H"fiman's Sugar House
The latest publications have been res
teived, among which are 'Quintin Dur
ward, Wilderness. apd Seventy Six
Also, . variety of .Nanc for The Piano
Forte. 10 RENT.
The store on King -street, two doors east
july as MRS. SARAH HARPER.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-16
Fifty Dollars Reward.

ON the eth of July, 1898, a man BY
the name of John B. Reid, thin vi
sage, straight & slender made, small head,
dark hair and eyes, large black "biskers,
six feet or upwards high, strait mise, fierce
spoken at times. stands on the side OF bis
feet when still, fore finger on the right
hand put out of joint, very discernable
when attended TO. The said John B Reid
took it'll him two fnulatto slaves; one OF
which the said Reid sold me in the year
1920. which have been in my possession
ever since, until The said John b keId
took him. A bright mulatto man named
Davy. low well made fellow, 8 ieet Or
6 inces high, thin jaws, black hair, lately
trimmed, except his foretop, that lief! long;
his hair inclined to curl, bis eyes Of a vel.
low color; there are little. or no marks OF
severity on bis back; long wbiskers,
straight nose, q fellow OF good countenance
when spoken to. no marks or scars on him,
as recollect; he 10 sensible fellow, tuli
of COW ersation, So years OF age. The
pirl Kitty, is bright mulatto, 10 years
Of age, straight and slender made, smalI
size, black hair, tolerahle long straight.
a slim hollow foot, her large toes turn very
much out; she has holes in her ears,
with the intent OF ear rings; has pleasant
countenance, full dark eye, straight nose,
a small scar on her left cheek ,ltIom burn;
about this time tits said she is pregnant.
Their clothing cannot describe. The
above John B. Reid, expect bias forged
papeIs with him. Areward Of fifty dol.
lars will be given for experimenting sait
Reid and twenty FIVE dollars for each
slave. if delivered at Fairfax court house,
Va. ! or to Archibald Johnson, living IL
Shelbay county, Kentucky, near She bay
Vile court house, and all reasonable ex-
pences PAID. JOHN BOWEN sen'r.
aug Il 4W
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-16
LADIES

Elastic Waist GirdIe Belts,
Black, Green. Sky and purple blue mo-
rocco, gilded and emboss; handsome pat
terms. plain ditto Ladies may be sup.
piled " iih the morocco for the belts with.
out making, BY
RICHARD HORWELL,
At his Patent Suspender Msnufac Glory. he.
low the Farmers Bank Prince-slreet,
ALEXANDRIA.
Ladies Spring & other Corsetts
Misses do do do
Also, ladies'. misses and Gen,lemen's
braces. aug 28--tf
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-16
farm for Sale.
'I,HE subscriber will sell, on low and ac>
i comnodalng terms,
A Valu4ble Tract of Land,

10 the county OF Prince William. Virginia.
containing 1920 acres, including lao Of
marsh. This tract binds on the Potomac III
YER, Neabsco 4 Powell's creeks which in
close it on three sides, and renders fencing
unnecessary 20 considerable extent; is
distant from Washington City, by land, a.
bout s8 miles, and rather more BY water;
is lively soil; and about 200 across are
creek and river bottom; more than one
halt is in wood, great part OF which is
heavy timber. and would itself. under pro
pre- management, nearly pay for The land
The marsh land, in its present condition.
is capable Of supporting al immense NUM-
Der OF cattle, anu a great part OF j might
be drained at an expense inconsiderable
when compared with its value when DRAM
ed. There is also on the premises
I'm ecceuent Herring Fishery,
which is valuable. both as fishery and Tor
tine vast quantity OF manure, which it an
Dually affords. The tract may be COME.
niently divided into three farms OF 600
acres each, sud may ha v'ewed at aay
time, by applying to the subscriber, resi-
ding on the premises. ...
Land in the upper country, of good
quality, will be taken in exchange
aug 23-lm ALFRED LEE.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-16
DYING.

I'VE subscriber still continues to car
i ~ on the DYING BUSINESS as usual. a
@" ioorsbelow the Mechanics bank. where
Black, Blue, Green, Teito1c,
Bromn, Lead, and a Uariety
ofeoiours can be given to
dresses, shascls, &c.
LesSOrn bonnets dyed or bleached. Meri-
a. Snawls secured and dyed lemon color,
@ool 'hJur,ns the border. All orders
In low 70 and country, viii he particular
hded :" n''n ouGtt0aiuy and les
Pa'se. kOoERT 4. LANPhlkR
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-16
sugars, y hiskey, &c

sugars, y hlskey, &c
ci,XTY TWO barrels and 10 bags supe-
- nor Mussovado SUGAR, entitled 10
) hhds prime New Orleans do
AS bbls goon favored whiskey
pipes h,gb proof Amsterdam brandy,
I.t received, and for sale, by
SAd'L MESSERSMlIH,
IN Store,
FRESH young dyson tea
Imperial and gunpowder do
Bakers chocolate, Nos. |, 9, & 5.
Constantly on hand,
sonerior Spanish segars. sperm candles.
co,,on 10 small bales, N. y. runs cogn
~ &c sep E
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-16
Fall Goods.

TINE subscribers have landing from Liz
l. veIpool per the Boston and Freder.
ick. large stock of GOODS particularly
selected for the present and approaching
season. We daily expect a further sup
ply, comprehending as complete an as
sUrtment of
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-16

Aithers 4 ~ ashington
IL now opening very neat assortment OF
SPRING GOO ID 5:
consisting OF
IRISH linens and long lawns
Super6ne and low priced calicoes
Pad and stripe Cambria Ginghams
Pan and figured book musIins
Ja,Oaets l. swiss DO
Book muslin hGkfs
Striped levantines and Gro. de Naples
Larn cambria and cambria hdkts
PLAN and figured Canton grapes
Merino points and leila hdkts
Flag and Bandanna hdkts
A. & Cd cotton cambrics
laconet do april 5-tI
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-16
Best Chewing Tobacco.

:. HALF kegs manufactured tobacco,
obSs. lU's, a., and pound twists, Bar
claws brand, warranted superior TO any IN
,bs District. Just received by the schr.
Linn cant. Burke, from Richmond; tor
,Is nv JOHN D BROWN, Agent. :,
aug l9
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-16
Sugars a.Ad Wine.

40 HiIDS first quality St Croix sugars
~ 40 quarter and casks OF S Madeira
80 hall quarter wine OF sup, quality
landing from the brig Venirosa, and Tor
sale hy aug &c WIN. FOWLE & Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-16
aUNiUN AL.
" wv! n IAs
BOOTS >HoEsrvA


riNHE subscriber hss removed next door
to Mr. Brassingtoh's, IN KING street,
and near the intersection of King and Roy.
al streets. He makes BOOTS and SHOES OF
every description ofthe bes, quality, and
OF first rate materials; he intends constant
ly 10 employ the best ct journeymen; la
dies may be accommodated wrh boots
and shoes of the newest fashion. and IN
The finest style Country merchants aud
other. will be supplied upon the most ia
vorable terms.
He hopes that from his attention to husi'
ness, l. the super,orityot his workmanship
when he formerly resided IN this place.
that he will obtain portion OF pnhlictavOr.
He pledges himsel!,o use his utmost efforts
to please his customers
MATTHEW SEXSMlTH
Nav II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-16

T,rILL leave Washington every "eui
w prsdsy at 8 O'Clock afternoon, and
N,5,,, Al o'clock ior Norfolk; will
~ r' there the evening Of The next Gay.
' ,n' ,be following morning, say fT'oay
sn ~ leave Norfolk at 8 O'Clock, LOT
Civ Point & Richmond aI R;sem q. I ,hs
wenmg of the same DAY .,,d,,eo,.
R.turniag. will leave hi'nmono a, 70,
clock every Sunday morning. s'op S ~ JI
sv;n, ,or passengers. and arrive at norfolk
Io'n, san;5g 81 the same day Will leave
S Ss tor Alexandra aud Washington
no' 20 Monday morning at so'clock. Fare,
:" ,;t,"e m.sls and table drink, between
y I, hmm, ,h,ng,on and Norfolk, I I dollars; Alex
wa, m'," snc Norfolk, D 10 so; between
SoloIs and City Point, dollars be-
~. n Norfolk and Richmond, . dollars.
or
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-02
FRENCH SCHOOL.

III No. 253, Thames street, formerly oeeuGied
by Mr. Samuel Place.
THE subscriber, having been disabled by
h fsIl, intends TO open a school for in
s,fuc,iog the French Language. From cir
cumstsnces Of peculiar nature, he is induced
To p oppose opening his school, for the adDis-
sion Of scholars, the two first months, gta,is
and particular lessons given q, the residence
OF pupils, one month, gratis. He is we'll
known TO many in this place, and particular
reference is given to Mr.. GErERoY, with
whom ne has resided for several months, and
where he may now be seen, or at the hotel Of
Mr.. Townsend.
The school will commence {this dsy,)
June 25-houfs Of tuiion, from Q % IL, A M
for gentlemen, end from 2 TO S, T NJ Tor la.
dies.
p. J. DUBOYS.
" B. Mr.. ID. will also give instruction 10
the Latin Language, il required.
June 25.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-02
hooks
AUCTION GOODS.
WIN. JAMES TlLLEY.
No. lI9, Thames. street.
ind NO. |, Custom House onrs.

SAHU w. NNSFVEt <foESf OLrC.
TT AS this day opened large assor,-
L. l. n,ent of goods which we're purchased las,
week in New.York, at auction, for cash, and he will
Sell them very low for that precious article or shot,
credit.
.qfIOng ther ere the foAozcing -
Nice blue and black brosdcloth, a complete assert.
ment Of cassimeres, good sstnets ss low ss 81 cts
pet yard. handsome assortment English and French
taces, a very handsome assortment peerines, zeli.
hsndkerchefs with cheneil borders, do do plain.
velyetecn handkerchiefs, merino and cashmere do
beautiful reticues, very cheap, ladies embroidered
and plain silk hose, very fine for IS. large supply
OF cotton hosiery, merino, cashmere and cotton
shswis plaid, striped and plain silks wide and mar
row B bombasns; a complete assortment bombs-
zetts caiIicoes gugham and cambrc prints white
cambric and muslin for dresses damssk and dis.
pers, table cloths for only 3s, few more pieces of
those cheap musns for only Is Cd, said 10 be wei,
worth 5s; complete assortment shell and horn
combs almost 10 give away; English and American
sheetingssnd shrtiDgs a superb lot plain and fig
ured ribbon; Italian and Canton grapes; silk mar.
sells and Jane vestings; striped ard white james.
f''o-twenty thousand India sporting crackers,
and one case mems and boys Leghorn hats.
B w J. 1iliey, will open on the arrival Of the
u ID Jones, from New.york. one case VIII te and one
case of black Leghorn fats, some of which will be
very good for the low price Of 2ls the fat.
Nav
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-02
CHARTS, &c.
WM. II. RH7HBOWE,


HAS jus, received and offers for sale, at his store,
heaa ot Packet Wharf new Chart, extending
from New.Hork 10 Havana. improved by government
surveys in 1920, with general assortment Of charts,
of the latest surveys Bowdch's Navigate 5h edi-
ton American Coast PilVts, 10Th edition; Nauticsl
AlmansoiSs for the sears Is92 and 1895 seamens'
daily Assistant--wth complete assortment sf Nau-
tca. Observation-Disclosures ,wriling, log and wrapping
Paper-Quis and ink Powder,
.3is0, general sssort nnent of Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordage and Ship Chandlery.
Just received 80 casks cut Nails, assorted sizes
50 thousand Bricks--20 doz Tile.
GT Cordage and Gables made to order, and ves-
sells furnished with every article for long and short
voyages. .?uguss Ii.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-02

10 this vsy."---m Well, replied the parson, if
you had been whore you ought TO have beer,
last Sunday, You nigh, have heard me fyeaeh {"
Z" Where was that" inquired the jockey. "ip
Tho STATE PRISON." retorted the clergyman.
Boston Evening Gazette.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-02
POETRY.
TIE IRISH PROTESTANT BOY AND TIL
RO.NISH PRIEST

TIE IRISH PROTESTANT BOY .7.ND TIE
RO.MISH PRIEST.
pretty Irish hoy OF mongrel breed,
he fruit OF Protestant and Caib'lic seed,
- mothers Church an inclination had,
At father unto mass would force the lad
Vt ,tiil the boy 10 Church on Sunday stole,
md evidenced d wish to save his soul.
The rector ey'd the youth, his real approval,
And gave bible which he dearly lov'd;
CHS made the enraged father storm and curse,
Lock up the book and use his boy the
With holy water blessed by men Of God,
lie bs,h'd him oft--but oft'ner used the rod;
Yet still the hoy TO church Sunday stole,
And evidenced wish to save bis soul.
Al length, on Sunday morn il came to pass,
The father drsgg'd the struggling boy TO mass,
The Jealous Psp,st help'd TO force him in,
And begg'd the priest 10 pardon all his Sin (:
No by the mass he said. ( cannot bless
Nor pardon. ill the culprit FIRST confess
Weil' said the boy, supposng were Wiling
what is your charge 'I'li charge but shilling
Must all men pay, and ell men make confession =
Yes, every man Of catholic profession
And who do you confess 10 p why the Dean
And does he charge you = 'Yes, white tllir
teens
And do your Deans confess p Yes, boy, they do
Confess to Bishops, and pay smartly too
DO Bishops sir. confess, pay, and TO whom ?
Why they confess. and pay ,he Church Of Rome
Well,' qgoth the boy. all this is mighty odd
But does the Pope confess p 20 yes, to God y
'And does God charge he PopeP mo, quoth the
priest,
He charges nothing 20 then Gods the best;
Gods able 10 forgive, and always willing
To him will ccntess, and save my shilling
a shilling passes for thirteen pence in Ire
'and.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-02
JUST PUBLISHED,
AND ron SALE,

AND ron SALE,
Ht Mr.. James Hamm0ua's Book. Store,
and at Deacon Samuel Vinson's,
THE. first number OF the LADIES MAG
AzISE.-Subscrip,iop papers are open at both
places. Those who have subscribed, will
please call or send ios theirs a, Deacon s.
WILSON'S.
The motive thst induces the ssle ci tho
frs, number singiy, or to suit purchasers, is
to give Specimen Of The Work, in ,h. hopo
Of obtaining more Subscribers and with less
trouble than the usual method.
Newport, April g, 1928.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-02
FRESH SUMNER GOODS.
Robert p. Lee,
WILL lHlS DAY OPEN,

A general assortment Of fresh imported
4 n staple and fancy Dar GooDs tseecied with
particular csre)
AMONG THEM ARE:
case black Canton grapes, (iirst chop)
case heavy Irish linens, put up IN pieces;
lot superb olive ground prints
2uit,o blue callcoes eingham ard csmbric dress
ses. musns. cambrics. shaws, fancy handkercbiefs.
zephyrs and zeiss, black iavsntns worsted, cotton
ssd silk hosiery blue nsnkns, dmiiy jeans drill.
ings, elegant parssols, umbrellas. ribbons, twisd
bombazet,s, Shirtings, ladies belts a new article,
trimming tapes, &c, sc &c.
ALSO,
few more Of those cheap liz C CHOR.NS--aU of
which will be sold lower than have yet been offered
in town this spring. Those who call shall not be
disappointed in The prices. May 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-02
NEW-YORK HATS.
George Wanron.
Agent 10 e. Hath09pay,


LAS Just received a complete assort-
4 L ment Of Mems, Youths and Chiidrens HATS,
and as they made by the best woTkmen ertress.
b for Gas market they warranted good. anu hsv.
ing been purchased with Cssh--and psSin no du.
ties or profits in Providence, they can be afforded
much cheaper than Hats which do not come d.recs
Jron NeE-Pork.
Mems fashionable oval, bell and strait crowns
Youths and Chdren's fancy hats Mems wide brims
two cases silvered and giIded fine Csstors
making variety of every kind usually wanted, are
now opening and for sale the Book aud Hat store.
PAPER Hf.NCLNC.
Several hundred Rolls for rooms and window cur.
tsins very ioD prced-ln the course of this
week, large quantity OF most elegant Papers, with
match Borders, " i'll be offered for sale.
BOOKS
schoolBooks Of every kind in use family Bibles
with Writing and letter Paper sesmens and
blank Account, and chiidrens picture books will be
furnished at moderate prices.
April 50.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-25
MARINE JOURNAL.
REPORT OF PORTLAND.:::::::


ARRIVALS.
TUESDAY, Feb. 18--Ar brig Mechanic, Warwick
from Havana, with moasses to A. Newhall
WEDNESDAY-brg Mary & Martha, Snow, from
Guadalupe, with molasses.
SUNDAY--brig William, Norris, "a DAYS from Ha-
vana, with molasses to A. Clap.
cLEARANcEs
Since oar ldSt.-Brgs Amazon, Harvard for Matan.
zas-Tropic, Stevens, for Havana-Rutb, Jones' fol
Guadaloupe-schr Yigant, Waite, for New York.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
Feb. g. lat. 26, so, Ion II, big Mercato hence, Is
days, for Cuba.
Jan. 27 lat. 49, a. Ion. rs, A. brig Cobbossee Con
tee, Jackson. days from Bath for Havana.
Lon. II. brig Richmond hence, for Savannah.
Jan. 81, lat 80 81, lon 81, brig Pilgrim of Bath
days from Wilmington for Mariegalante
OF Frying Pan Shoals, schr. SUPERIOR Of Bath from
Tortoa, for Wilmington.
Jan 18th, lat -, lon. 81 brig Lydia, MLellan, II
DAYS fiem Bath for St Lucia.
Jan. 49, lat. 26, long IS. schr. Decatur, is days
from Ellsworth, for Havana
Feb. IS Shoa Of Georges Is miles distant, E. s. E.
took from the wreck of the brig Robert, Leavtt day
from Portland the Capt. mate and crew 9 in number,
all of them alive but much bruised and worn out She
capsized in gale the night before, and tine crew
have been carried into Gloucester
Jan %, lat 81. Ion. 81, SO, brig Abeona, hence, A
days for W. Indies.
Jan %, lqt 81, lon 81, 40, schr. Margaret, days
from Bath, for ST. Domingo
Jan. 90 lat q, Ion. - schr. THO, Simpson, 13 days
from Castine for Havana.
Feb 5. 81 miles ~ Z. of Smiths Island, schr Abb
gail, Of Belfast, from Boston for Baltimore
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-25
THE CUMBERLAND AND OK

FORD CANAL CORPORATION.
THE original proprietors Of the Cumberland
= and Orford Canal Corporation, and their
associates, are hereby notified and warned to
meet at the dwelling house of Eli LoNGLEY,
Egg. of Raymond, in the county of Cumberland,
Innholder, on MONDAY, the Seventeenth day Of
March neat, at two Of the clock il the afternoon,
to act upon the following articles, viz.
lst 10 choose moderator to preside at said
meeting.
Cd. To elect President. Vice President,
treasurer, Secretary, and such other officers and
agents for said corporation as may be considered
necessary to perform the duties and promote the
objects and intentions Of said corporation. :
Sd. To establish such By Laws for the pru-
dent management of the affairs and concerns Of
said corporation, not repugnant to the constitu-
ton and Laws of the State of Maine, as NAV
be Judged expedient.
4th 10 adept measures TO procure an able
and experienced engineer to make the necessa-
ry surveys, &c. and estimates Of the probable
expense Of making said Canal.
5th. To agree upon method Of warning
future meetings Of said corpor alton.
SAMUEL ANDREWS, D
IRA CROKER, fTOPftstoTS
A ARrffasi Md1E nI%E, Cooperation.
Dated at Bridgton the lth day of Feb. A: D.
1898.
N. B. All the good citizens of Maine, who
are disposed to become members of said Corpo-
ration upon footing Of equality with he origin
al proprietors are hereby respectfully invited to
attend the above notified meeting.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-25

Ia this town, Edward of Mr.. Ansci Lewis, aged
l8-4r James ". Davis aged 34-Dayid, SON OF
Mr. David Bradish, aged 70.
Mr.. Richard Richards, aged 49,
On Sunday last, Mr.. JOHN C. R1cnARDsov,
Of Bath, late Assistant Clerk of tie House OF
Representatives OF dis state. aged 81.
In Bangor, Capt, Samuel Thorns, revolution
airy penSioner, aged go.
IN Gorham the 18th ut Mr. John BurneU, a
revolutionary pensioncr aged about so
IN Baldwin, on the 18th inst. Mrs Elizabeth Hard.
ing wife Of Mr.. Simon Harding in the 66th year of
her age After long and painful illness, which she
bore with christian foitude, il the circle Of her &C
quamtance. She wen known for her industry,
and strict integrity, and it always her delight in
extending the hand Of charity and benevoence the
poor and needy.
Az Gry, on The 10th iHst. Deacon MICAH WALKER in
tue 9fth year oths age. aeon Walker posses sef firm
constitution OF BODY and strong mental faculties, which
fitted him for the part he was 70 perform IN lie He "
born IN Sudbury, Mass; but while Young left his native
Town. and was one among the first In Windhsm
Maine, where hr endured al the trials ardshps and
lions attendant on and frontier settlements. u time
o. wr with The incaR tribes he ofren got his bread
perl OF his lEe because of rhe sword of wildmen and
wnile with one band he wrouyht ia his wok with The
othei ne held weapon. H. the struggle o the Indepen
dhce Or our Country he from ion Of dly, took
an active Th FL campaign NJ rved IN the field
holding the office OF Lieutenant and until the The
war commanded company Of militia. Tie various servi
ces ne was called PERFORM such that Of Committee
cohhdencr ms townsmen had il his ability. integrity and
hdelty. Deacon w. indeed had snre principle guide
him every situaton ard direct him in he performance
OF every duty Early lite he enlisted under the
of crucifed Red emer For season. he performed the
serve ot deacon q the chuf oh 10 Windham md he gave
oeS Of the gospel.