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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-05
From tie Cy4nr.ticut Mrrsr.
FLORIDA QUESTION.

Previous 20 the peace Of Paris, F 7rd''
10, 1868, founded on a preliminary 'T[''
OF the 81 Of Novemh~r, 1852. ,nr IA J
ho'h sides Of the Mississippi At RS me- :
ana at a distance above. WIS rossrss'"',
the French. The French possess d ra'' ."
the Mississippi, the port Of h'"h'l-, n''' = /,
'hs river Pzrd'do; and th= Soanja'ds 'Sn'
east OF that t. the Atln,ic OCEAN. D.
me treaty Of P,,ris. OF 1905, bt"/'S ~
\ ne OF G Ell, Britain on ,hc orc par go
Fence and Spain on the ohsr, f',', :,
c q TO Great Britain as follows = ', !,
agreed, that for the future the co's" !.
b1;ween the dniainions of i bf''
Maj sly, and tn sc of his most CTR >,
Majesty, in that part Of thr world sa'' -,
tx~ 'treveca5Iy by a line ;!r,"" '.'"s b,
m'ddle OF he river Alissssipp' i'"'S q
source to The liver lbhrr,i:c, 1a' " :
thence by 'ine drawn aI''as .hr al -. Il
this river anl Of ;he i. x, VI '"'rf's' =.
Ponlch rirain to che SCI, AZ - i''' r =,
pose IN. most Christida A'Hg co ,e
full tight, and guarantees 70 h!s s 49, II
Halvs'y, the river and put ri "1o' :, %
every thing that he POSSE ,s=s, o. $50 ,;,,r
have possessed, on the ien SIDE 81 rs "a
Mississippi. except the town OF ~ ],
leans, and Inc Island ia wai-h |; Is '''-
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N OF I G. f

THE subscriber informs the citi1cns Of
4 Alexandria snd its vicinity, that he sas
opened. a BLACKSMITHS' SHOP in Roy
al-s,reet, opp site the shop occupied by his
father, and hopes to receive the appreciation
of HIS former customers for services render
30 tarm
Al sho who may please to f.vor him
with their Gus ON, may place confidence in
his northumberland their confidence will
not We misplaced.
NJ Gestlemen having Mill Screws of a.
ny Sis to be made for raising mill stone, OF
suy other purpose In the mill line, may be
furnished at the above shop -Blacksmiths'
Vice Pms and Boxes made and repairesl--all
which will be warranted to be good.
George Forteney.
March 2. d6t
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lust LANDED,

and far sale, next daor de'a7o tae Psst-
Office,
10 tons Bar Iron
So pieces R.vens Duck
80 pieces Russia oheeungs
90 boxes Brown Soap
u 90. White do.
30 barrels No, | Beef
% boxes Mould Candles
81 bags Suratra Pepper
IL hrkin, best Butter
9 Kegs Mustard
2 Mahogany Bureaus
8 casks Herds Gra,s Seed
u quntais Dun Fish
box Russia Crash
S coils Spunyarn
A quantity OF Handspikes, Loyreels Z; Stick
br omS
1920 yards Tow Cloth
1880 VT new Mich Cheese
boxes Florence Oil
1909 feet Ro rds
box Planes
William Smith.
March 2. dSt&tnwrf
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II & / [ & l.,

The MUSEUM OF Corperpate Prints
exnictGd at ire corner of King and y ASH
lagton streets. is TO be seen but Tor few
d.ys after ,ais notice These who may De
disposed 10 purchase four or fHe hundred
collars worth CT more OF SAID Ptnts, shall
nave theln at such a price that Their money
iai,s out in any other hind Of gooGs viii not
turn to 50 great hcneh'
81 E'trrr"c Tor seeing-Grown persons
w, we and half cents Boys, six aid quarter
ccnts-IN SMALL MONEY.
-. Children will hot be admitted
March 2. d
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: Ear 7r'legrond'S lrttrr IF Trcrr,tr ls>1
10 Gen. .2'DSrong, and svsHh s:ds r'Id y
al t'ct",-fnS, IS q +.tre ituEnt7Yt = A1s "f'"
10 the hrcnih ambassador GraainG, ~&IEtc'
tern tubl'shed ia thi: qs,@...,5- and a'r &'eAs"
Throughout Ne CHited .Stnt,s.
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November |.


G.. BENNETT
Offers for sale at his Warehouse, Cofani6us'
street, near King street.
hogshead English Seine 1wine, hrss
quality.
boxes Scotch threads assorted, from
No. to so.
bales brown Russia Sheetings.
II bales Ravens Duck.
10 bales white Russia Sheetipg, of very
superior quality.
10 bales company short Nankeens.
bales do. long do.
IL boxes real Nance do. do.
bales Burboom Gurrshs, first quality.
bales Bates.
2 bales Mamoodes.
! bale Cossas.
bale supcr6ne goldend Sawns.
tox flag Bandanoes.
The above goods being purchased for mo-
ney, will be sold very low.
November 20. div cow
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Heel Shoes and Fancy SOAPS.

Just received from Neqv- York,
A fresh supply of Ladies' Kid and NIoroe.
co Shoes, with heels-and from Boston great
variety of Fancy Soap and Wash Balls IN
boxes of 6 dozen each, assorted, some o.
which is superior TO any ever brought to this
place.
~ STORE,
1870 Bales Cotton-nice quality,
Shad in barrels-wel cured and in pickle,
Carolina Indigo in boxes, ..
Ground Nuts in bags,
Chip Bonnets in boxes VERY low priced)ss3s y
Shoes and Trunks as usual, an assortmen'Ia
10 by -, by 10 and by 9 English and -
merican Window Glass, by the box.
NJ Those who wish to have the Gl4ssses,
or to have windows furnished complete, can
be accommodated at a short notice, and on
long credit.
E. Gilman.
November /. eo3tlaw
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CHy of Washington, October 8, A. d.
1911, and A. L. 5Sll.

CITY of Washington, October 8, A. d.
1911, and A. L. 5Sll.
AT an extra Needing of the Grand Lodge
Of the District of ColumSia. among other
proceedings were the following, 10 wit -
Resolved, That depu,ation be appointed
by, and on the part ofthis Grand Lodge, 10
meet in Convention in the City OF Washlng'
ton. the Deputies that may be appointed by
,he scvera! Grand Lodges in the Cnited
States, on ,he fourth Monday in January
next, or such other time as may be agreed
on
whereupon, Brothers Valentine Reintze',
Amos Alexander, Alexander M'Cormlck'
Joseph Cassin and John Richards, were &C
cordingly appointed the saiei deputaIon;
Test. JAMES HEWITT,
Dep'y G. Scc'ry.
October 81. o"'
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Hahp's Anta- Bzla0uS PalLS,

For the prevention and cure OF bilious and
malignant Feyer-prepared only at LEES
Did established Patent and Family Medic'ne
store, No. Sc Maiden Lane, Newly ork.
The operation Of these Pills Is perfectly
mild, so as TO be used with safety by persons
in every situation, and Of every age.
They are escelienty adapted to carry OH
superhuous bile, and prevent lta moroia Sc
cretions to restore and amend the aPpsQse
to prodace free perspiration, and therebA
prevent colds, which are often OF fatal conse'
ouences: A dose nevsr fals'to remove
cold, ifsesken Offs first appearance; they
arc ce,ebratedfor removing habltual costi'e,
ness, sickness at the stomach severe heao
ache and ought to be taken by all persons
on a change of climate,
They have been found remarkably eftlca-
cious in preventing and curing disorders at
tendaut on. long voyages, and should be pro-
cured, and carefully preserved Tor use' by
every seaman
Hamilton's Worm Lozenges.
This we'll known remedy has cured during
the last eleven years, an immense NUMBER VI
children and adults OF various dangerous COM
plants arising from worms
Hamilton's Grand Restorative,
Is recommended as an invaluable medi'
cine for the speedy relief & permanent cure
for the various complaints which result from
d;ssip> tcd pleasures juvenile indlscretioh
residence in climates unfavorable to the con-
s,itution the iinmoderatc use OF tea; ire
oucnt iDtoXication, or other destructive M
ternperapce the unskilful or excessive use
Of mercury The diseases peculiar to females
st certain period Of life bad lylngs IN, &c.
Tooth-ache Drops.
ITCH OINTMENT,
Warranted % cure by one application.
HamiIton's Elixir, for Coughs,
asthmas, sore throats, and most disorders OF
the breast and lungs, is recommended as an
unparalleled remedy.
Hamilton's Essence and Extract or
Mustard,
A safe and ehtectual remedy tor acute and
chronic rheumatism, govt, rheumatic sout,
palsy, lumbago, numbncss, white swelht gs'
chilDiains, sprains, bruises, pain IN the lace
and neck, sc:
The Restorative Powder for the Teeth
and Gums.
The Damask Lip Saive.
Hahn's true and genuine German
Corn Plaster.
The above genuine Medicines have been
in the highest estimation throughout The y:
States for upwards of ten years; many OF
them are sold for less than the drugs OF which
they are compounded, could be purchased at
a retail store.
They are, by shecial appointment, sold
wholesale and retail, by
James Kennedy, SEN.
Bookseller, Alexandria.
~ Purchasers are requested to remem-
Der that an engraved label, with the signature
of Hannah Lee, widow of the late Richard
Lee, Jun. 60 counterfeit which is felony is
affixed TO each of her genuine Medicines.
HANNAH LEE.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to decree of the court OF
the United States, for the nth clrcuis
and district Of Virginia, will be SOLD a. pub
lie auction on the 18th day of January bexi, as
the town Of Occoqusn,
Several Tracts of LAND.
In the1,eig hborhood of tho said town, andlu
NJ sEtsssounty Of Prince william, containing ale
together about one thousand acres. These
'tracsy artthe residue Of the lands included
within the mortgage Of John semple to jas.
Lawson, which were left unsold ut former
sale of sundry other property, made at oc-
coquan under the above decree. The lands
will be sold upon credi, ofone, two, three
and four years the purchaser giving bonds
with approved security, and mortgage up
on TIE lands sold to secure the payment Oh
the purchase money.
Ihps. Swami,
Ben. Bolts, 1lomrs.
.SsEd. Washington.
Iavemhrr e6. 2awts.
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This Scheme is so constructed that one for,
tunate ticket may draw upwards of One Hum
dred Thousand Dollars.
Prizes in the Potomac and Shenandoah Ma;
vigation Lottery taken in exchange for xar'
ranted uBdrawn tickets in this Lottery.
Orders from the country enclosing the cash,
post paid, will be puictually attended to.
Tickets for sale by
R. GRAY, Kingstrect, Alexandra.
November 20.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-30

Wilmington Monument Lottery.
Tickets are now selling at tzvefue dollars
ftfy cents, and the following Capital Prizes
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-07

the Planets, it would be equally
bright as Jupiter were it at the iame
dlitsnce and not obfcured by denfe
atmolphere. On account of the
great apparent magnitude of its body
1t is however more probable, that its
diftance from the earth is much lefs
than that Of Jupiter, and that denfe
atmosphere and not its diRance eau
les obfcurity.--Its eject upon the
Globe will principally depend upon
its diftance from the Earth when
paf6ng the defending node.
Doctor Haley in fpeaking of the
conner OF 1850 Jays, " Had the Earth
then been in the part of her orbee
neareit to that node, their mutual
gravitation mutt have cauled change
in the plane Of the orbit Of the earth
and in the length of our year, and
thar if 70 large body with 70 rapid a
motion as that Of this comet were 10
ifrike againtf the earth. thing By
no means impoiIi5le, the flock might
reduce this beautiful frame to its orr
ginal chaos"
Mr. Winston attributes the uni
verial deluge to the near approach
of comet. His opinion was I" that
the earth pafing through the atmof-
phere Of the comet, attracted there
from great part of the water of the
food /; that the nearnefs Of the COM
ct RATED great tide in the fubterra-
neous waters, 70 that the outer cralt
OF the earth was changed from y
fpherical 70 an oval figure" Thus
he accounts for trees and bones of
animals being found at very grear
depths in the earth.
AS the mott remarkable comets
have been generally attended with ex-
traordinary tides and tempeffs, ir
were TO be wiihed that thofe who
have an opportunity would be par
! ticularly careful i'll noticing fuclrnat-
ural phenomena as may take place
during the appearance Of this comet.
Such an opportunity may not again
Preient ittelf for many years.
JOHN WOOD,
Richmond, Sept. IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-07

The next morning, hovevt., the
Comet appeared, according 10 the pre-
dlction, and al noon the belief was uni-
yersal, that the day Of Judgment was
at hand. About this time i23 clergy
men were ferried over to Lambeth, ii
was said TO petition that a short PRAYER
might be penned and ordered, there be-
ing none in the church service on that
occasion Three maids ofhonor burnt
their collections Of novels and plays
and sent to a booksellers to buy each
Of them a Bible, and Bishop Taylor's
Holy Living and Dying. The run up
on the Bank was SO prodigious, that ali
hands we've employed from morning
till night in discoun,ing notes, and
handing out specie. On Thursday
considerable more than 1000 kept mis-
tresses wese legally married, in the
face Of several congregations, And to
crown the whole farce, sir Gilbert
Hcathcote, at that time head Director
to the Bank, Issued orders TO all The fire
Offices in London, requiring them " to
keep "a good look out, and have par.
tlcular eye upon the Bank Of Eng.
land"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-07
Ets s6onitor.....No. LII.

Train item up ~ the nurture and a4,,lQrf-
ton Of The L2ra"
The education OF children il a ffritful
subject. The salvation Of chiidres though
primarily OF the Lord Is often etsected
through The fundamentally Of parents, and
their faithful endeasors have often been
blessed to their offspring. Of The man,
motives TO parental fsithfullness which
might be adduced, one onI, viii lye men
toned at present. Children are e. saDp!,
the place of their fathers. aDd II ,I,ey lie
not properly educated, and now taught 10
know God, the true knowledge cf BAN viii
DC soon lost from the earth. Ill i biphi,
probable that IN the Coarse oi City years and
perhaps less sll that are now expeiimentalh.
acql alnted with the truth will have gone
the way Of al the earth, and entered u9on
their heavenly inheritance. Their places
~ the church and in society VIII iltn be
supplied by their children. 1t therefore
the principles Of real piety are nor ins,illed
Inio the miRds of children, it is probable
sAa the next generation Will te immoral
Ignorant, and the ungodly followers of eve
II evil work. from the COZ ruptioa Of all
L1 hearts by nature we are more prone 10
receive err>' than truth. Thai will come
q Eseli, while fAfs requires considerable la.
Cor. and the unwearied exerliCa 81 parents
ansi other instructors. The heretieai scnti-
msats which are at this day cteepinr in.o
sht Church are plainly pssing tie Nay Tor
W.T. total destruction Of it as a Churcb of
: St.''sts and If they continue To inc rr.se i.,r
NY years 10 come SIS they have t,I ttt,
se~.s past, the sbsurdslies of the koran
Wih 'e as res'Aiy receive 4 here. - ,l,.,
hass been at Jerusalem. That favored GU
U'ce the seat OF the Church has now becou,
Provero, and MAJ we. Tbey low ,tr,r
fr.iieEes 10y neglecs, and we .,e now n,,r
snng,the Same track. Would r;ans n.r.
enss wish 20 be spared The pam Of ,hink;ng
their children after their death m;yht ~
come Mahometans. or be bowine .Iow. :.
idols Of the work of i.~ir own land. ~
them, then, form their growing minds d
virtue and religion. Lei them Carefully in.
struct their offspring in The doc,r,nes d
the Gospel. and all the principles oftrue r..
liglon--so shall 1;,e rising esners,,oa be !
avd 70 s-rie !, and = generation ior his
Case
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-07

TOR fale Que bait ~ a convenient DWLE,L-i
INC HOUSE, containing sue hniihsd
room. wit two cellars uadcr th1 iame pea.-
an,ly aud centrally htua,rd ID portland,
gerher with the l.ot on which tie iame itsusi--
mealuring fuy lk by one hnad - and iiasy
Eve feet, with good Y I'll "a water, ctc.-
Thss Eaz.e j. capable Of is,t.h islp' oveS1etsss
and Will he FOLD a q lev lTice. = IT, nAlett
III talr !, the 0vp r's einVvilg ircIn Por.tnd \,
~ Cab or H'ss zaba G ~ ~iil he recsivet.
"a payment or iibefai Sit s'seH for par a.
~ ruFchafe Iaa' ey--fyr uiii.rg rafrsru a.
s1g Dire ct he Psiircs.
N ~. B III not fold Prly;rHi 4 hfonezT Dc-
tctsr ~, X WI thea Ne ~ j a Pnh fr Arr-
ho,, sops d.zas ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-07
poenp.
STANZAS.
THE LAND OF ny HOME.

~ THE LAND OF NJ 10 NE.
!, ADIEU for the plains where IL boyhood
~ roved,
H. And a,ieu for the maid that with me
used TO stray,
Your remembrance We groves ofmy country
beloved,
Still giows on my soul as roam far away.
i. Doye flourish and bloom, as luxuiant and
n fair,
!. AS in days when view'd and reposed in
4 your shade
\ Does the shrub still IS sweetly impart 10
he air,
4 It's aroma. as when meath its green
NJ boughs laid
I Flows The strcsmlet as bright through the
Nj lily deckd vale,
~ Is the cataract's murmur yet mournful
II and sweet
Does the Redbreasts still breathe his wild
notes on the gale,
Il And the wave and pale moonlight ia soft
'R kisses meet
II The strearnlets love and the scenes a.
A dore,
Are still in the beams Of their loneliness
drest,
And, Oh may they flourish, till tine is no
more,
( Though their banks ne'er again by my
footsteps De prest.
In the cottage mat stands near the dark
winding dell,
Where the woodbine and willows with
fcndness entwine.
There, hsply, a breast for the wsnd'rer
win swell,
And for him breathe power al sinceri-
TVS shrine.
Oh. hsply the sciCns we placed in the earth,
Aad named them the Albert and Robert
OF both,
Which we tended till nature awaken'd to
birth
Maturi,y's blossoms, and smiled on their
growth;
Perhaps now my absence they droopingiy
Perhaps now they wave to thS low brseze
their leaves,
In soft rustliDg numbers they ask my return.
And reecho the sigh Rosa's soft bosom
heaves.
But vain is the sigh and her tear of re- gret.
Sad Albert must never behold yc az ain !;
But ne 'er can his heart her dear Kindness
forget
Nor the scenes ofhis love on her dear ma.
tive plain.
Loved land Of my fathers, forever sdieu,
Forever wander, from hspppiness roam,
But life's latest sigh shall, devoted 10 YOU,
"A blessing implore for the land Of my
home AROUET JUNIOP
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-07
Richmond, Sept. IS.

The luxurious proielyte 70 democ~
racy gets nothing but fneers & back
handed compliments from Duane.
In late Aurora be Jays -" thofs
whole bible 10 their ledger, appear to
think, fae .7oh0 Adam5, they have
fallen in evil times,-befauls r9ey can
not accompEj6 al fbeiy quifbss."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-07
{ E5nr fks Richmond Enquirer. /

The following are the obferya-
lions which | have made on the ap-
parent htu ton Of the Comet now
viGble. The 'diftances between ii
and the fixed Stars were ascertained
by good Hadley's Octant, and the
right attentions, &c. were obtained
from ceIeifial Globe, not having at
prefent leifurs to make the necefia-
ny calculations in fpherical Trigono-
metry for that purpofe.
Saturday, 9TH Sept. half pah 7 at
night.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-07
BON nor.

An officer in Admiral Lord St Vim
cents fleet, aikIng the heroic Mellon,
who was calamity bearing down up
on the Spanilh feet, whether he lad
reckoned the number Of the enemy ?
= No," replied the captain, it will
be time enough to Dc that, qgben ~
hape male f.5ezn STRIKE II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-07

Procyon CAMS Minor, SO SIS
With refpect to the changes which
have taken place in the Comet Gnce
hrit obleryed, its brightness as like
wife its tail have conldrrably incrca-
fed.
Whether this comet be one OF
thofe which have a periodical return,
is extremely uncertain-I do nor
find that it correfponds exactly with
any on record. From IFS ftuation
and appearance fsversl concuhcns
may however be drawn.
1T. That its Attending Node is
in Leo, and its defending Node IS
in Sagitarius.
I'd. That the atmofphere Of the
comet is either extremely drnf-, or
that the comet is removed At a mach
greater dilfance than Jupiter from
the fun for as the conner IS enIich-
tened by shg fun in Ike manner as
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-07
Lndfcrous e6e.es 81 tie afshearance Of.
COMMIT l7I2

I0IAEl az IN IL
III the year l7i2, Mr.. Winston hay-
ing calculated the return ofa Comet,
which was 10 make its appearance on
Wednesday the I4sh of October, at $
minutes after in the morning, gave
notice 10 the public accordingly, with
this terrifying addition, that the total
dissolution Of the world, by fire, was 10
take place on the Friday following. The
reputation MIR. Winston had long
maintained in England, both as di.
vine and a philosopher, left little or no
doubt with the populace Of the truth Of
this prediction. Several ludicrous e.
yefts now took place. A number Of
persons in and about London, seized all
the barges and boats they could lay
hands on III the Thames, very ratianal-
ly concluding, that when the confagra-
ton took place, there would be most
safety OH the water. A gentleman
who had neglected family prayer for
better than FIVE years, Informed his
wife, that it was his delermin alton TO
resume that laudable practice the same
evening bu, his wife having engaged
ball VI her house, persuaded her hus-
band to put il of till they saw whether
the appeared Or not. The South
Sea Stock soon fell 10 per Ct and the
India 10 !! and the captain Of Dutch
ship threw all his powder into the RI
yer, that The ship might not be endan-
gcred
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-07
anonymous newspaper accounts, or act
upon them in negotiations.

i, must be gratifying 10 Col. Pickering to
find himself attac iSed BY the same meddling
Frenchman, ycleped Citizen Genet, who i'm
pudently attempted to set cur government
atdefisnce. during Gen. Washington's I'D.
mlnlstla;ion. Democracy is welcome 70 Ill
The honor Of such champion in its cause.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-07

The account of the Presidents breaking
his leg, is partly con6rmed-but it was the
leg q his breeches, between his horse snd a
tree, that received the confusion or ifac
ture.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-07

Died, a few days ago, the wonderful
BITS. Ann Moore, fasting zyoman Of
ietesbury, Stafiordshire, who existed
four years without eating any food, and
nearly three years without drinking c.
ven so much as glass Of water. She
was 50 years Of age. Many thousands
visited this surprising woman, and the
faculty are completely baflled in their
opinions concerning the possible dura-
tlon for SO long period Of life without
food.--London pan.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-07
E. GkEfIY.

Has fov sols, a. w \, Long W'Bs1s
2 Hhds Rtrn--loc ahes Molaaes
SO chefs Tea--sO bags Coffee
loo bbls Pork--2oO bbls Beef
50 bbis Fiour-l50o 70 Nankin
100 boxes Soap--20 bales Cotton
Duck Cordage, t5t o. n.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-07

Madame Blanchard, in one of her
late ascents from Pads in a balloon was
caught in a storm of hail and rain, but
notwithstanding, assembled so high
that she was lost in clouds and whill-
winds, and did not aIigh, from her bal.
loon, near Nincennes, till between six
ana seven in the morning the day after
she AROSE from Paris. In consequence
OF the prodigious height the balloon as
cended, Madame Blanchard tainted, and
continued insrnsible Tor. some time.
Her ascension occupied fourteen hours
and and an halt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-07
American Cotton Goods.
WEBER 81 MERRILL.

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Anericar Cotton Cad,
oonGAing Of shirtiuy, sbeetiny, Stripes,
Checks. C.nghan., bed l,ck,ng, Warp,
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