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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04
BosToN, Jan. %.
FROM CORUA MI

Yesterday arrived here two gentlemen
who came passengers in the Schooner Regu-
lator, which has put into Barnstdble in dis
tire IS, 81 days from Corunna. We are in
formed that 10 battle had recently occurred
between the French and combined armies
No movements had been reported, as excl
ing alarm or interest. The British army
was sad to be about hundred mites from
Lisbon-we presume, where we last heard
from them. The French had taken pos
session OF the little SEAPORT town Gihon, in
Asturias, Spain.
Markets at Corunna, 4th Dec. Flour
s IA per bbl.---Beef 1O--Pork 2O--Fish 1 g
per qnl.--Corn 2 per bushel.
----7--------
GALES At ROCKBTTs-Now l,nding ADD
- will be cold this morning, the 18th inst, WEISS
Wharf,
60 bids. and
50 bbls. prime Suscoyado SUGAR.
90 puncheous superior quality Antigua Rum
All of which will be sod positively without reserve
60 days credit, for negotiable notes with approved
endorsers
Expected Hourly
80 hhds. prime PENNSYLVANIA Whiskey,
81 hhds. ld quality Grcea CoTce,
hhds. New-Orleans Sugars e hnndsomc quality
.HOncure, RobiDSO:. q picdsaHts.
Tendge-ytfasiess.
rem a. II
sSTRAYED from the Bell on Sunday last, a BAY
PONiE. foxed, TOsce,l aud bobbcf wi,h sad.
lie nuh briddle on him. Whoever viii return him
Fih b. Joefs!ly rewarded.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04
l.. II. GIRARDIN,
LEROY ANDERSON,
PATRICK GIBSON

In the name IF all tie Relatives Of
the famented vicfims zUho ferfshed at
Richmond on The a.,Jul night Of tie
S6Eh December, 1911.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04

BARBADOS, Dec. 10.
Admiral Sterling is appointed Naval Com
mander in Chief at Jamaica, in the room of
Admiral Rowley.
The statement that captain Bingham, of
the Little Belt, has been made Post into the
Voltage, is contradicted he retains the COM
mand of the former, which is repairing at
Deptford.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04

~ II friend flUoured as with Bermuda
fahers-7hey contain London accounts
fSoo days later than before received.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13
3nterestiNg leoIitttai aeisteIIany
1fark This.

The following were the Yeas & NAYS
in the Senate aud House of Represen-
tatiyes on the passage Of tie law declar-
ing WAR against Great Britain. The
Editor Of the Centinel publishes them
IN the following order" that the reader
may know in what quarter ofthe United
States the Peace-Makers and War De.
clarers belong and draw his own con
illusions
Not a single fcderaIist voted for the
war, and those with tits mark In the
list Of those who voted against the war
have heretofore belonged IL the demo
cratic party, but they have shewn 10 the
world, by their conduct on this momen-
tous subject that they are above the
trammels Of party spirit and had the in
dependence and honesty to unite with
the friends of Peace, in opposition to the
advocates of war, ruin and oppression.
The Friends OF American Prosperity
will long remember with gratitude and
respect their conduct o. this occasion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13
PREACH Goods.



HAS just received fresh French Goods,
consisting Of elegant 5 4 and 6 4 Dlmask
AMI Leva0tine silk Shawls fine and com.
mon Liaen Camb?cks Ladies silk and kid
Habit Cloves Gentlemens silk do Rib
bonds Double Fiorcnces ilSilk Hose, green
Umbrelia Lustrings Centemens SILK I'm
brelias Fans sc
Akso-First chop blue and yellow Nankins /;
fancy Mdslins Linens Best West Of Eng
isnd Broadclohs fae factory Shifting; do.
Glnghams; Ladies Parasois Calcos (,
black Grape do. Cambrlcks Cambtick
Musiins, some very Fl z Cotton Laces in-
dia CottoRs all prices black Persians J,
Canton plaid silk, do Black do Pongees +;
Csnton Grapes whi'e. red and yellow Elan
Rels Elk DO Ladies Wit & State cotton
hose Gen.iemens Slate and mixed 40 !;
Lace Yelling, 5 vice; twild SILKS tJr pe
Uses; fue aud common BrCadcloths DO do
Ksrseymefes red B,oAdclo,hs white,
red and Buff Kerseymrres for Military Gen.
tiemea. Which together with his former
ock compose an assortment Lf alm1 ct ever
sr'icle usually cnqured tor June /.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13
Yours, in truth. AFED.

AS the United States are now actu-
ally engaged in War, 1t is confidently
expected that those Gentlemn their
Connections < Friends who have felt
their honor 80 sensibly wounded and
who have been 50 loud and clamorous
for war, will Immediately step forward
s hazard their lives and fortunes, In the
front ranks in the day Of batiIe-Let il
be seen that they are doors As we'll as
preachers Let no little etiquette about
Commissions or places excuse them.
1.-THE country must have war it requires
its whole strength t. prosecute ii. No
man ever ough: to say word ir favor
Of war, unless he means to fight sLe bal.
ties himself. II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13

u Frecport 25sh uli Mrs. Lucretis Cash
ing, consort of Mr.. Jonathan Cushirr. and
daughter Of the late Mr.. David Denniso1
aged So In her death Numerous circle III
relatives and friends are made ls experience
great loss, and young offspring weep ths
bereavement Of q tender and sifectiou.te
parent.
U The above obituary notice cost rs 3
cents for fostags-il was therefore omitted
last week ~ make room for LII advertise.
ment fur which 7ye TscclveI rs cents
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13
SOLOMON BOYCE.

CONTINUES to receive additional aHort-
" meats of
AMERICAN COTTON GOODS,
from the Factory of WiIkinGon, Greene * Co.
near Providence r.. u Conflting of Cling
hams. Stripes, Checks, Shifting, Sheetiug, Bed
ticking, Single yarn for Warp, aud thres-
ded white and coloured Stocking yarn, white
and Coloured Sewing Cotton, 70 &c.
Thefe goods being from one of the oldelt
and ben e1abIilhed Factories in America, are
at eaG of equal quality to any made in this
country-shopkeePer and Others can be lup-
piled AZ the Factory prices.
Exab1age A,ee, Portland, s 10. I, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13

TO save the lab0ur OF much bro.
found speculation upon what Governor
GBIswoLD, has done, or viii with Re.
gard to the drafted militia ; upon the
import Of letters written to Cen. DEAN.
BORNE, which happens to be the last
rumour, We deem it proper 70 state %
on unquestionsble authority, Ihat the
application of Gen DeaTborne for I've
companies, to Be placed under the cons
maTK of the United Sta Is, has been re-
fused, Oh constitutional grounds: I4t
=" Because 10 noUice has bLen given en-
declaration made by the Government,
that the exigencies Of the constitution
or either Of them exists and 2dly,
Because the Constitution and laws MI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13
TO LEI.

HALF OF the corner Houre Giuated on the
corners of Federal and King lreet, together
with imal mop aud large barn capable OF
holding tons Of hay aIoft, f,uated Oh King
nreet-The barn Is well calculated for Gable
and is in an eligible h.uation-44llo, one half Of
thFee-ltory houfe in Federal lreet, next door
above the one hrlt deicri0ed-Terms coufor-
ma5le 70 tie timer For particulars inquire Of
THEOPHILUS SLOWER
June an
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13
JOSEPH NOBLE.

X Especially informs The Public hat he has
taken the Gore in Fore Greet, oPP0fL {
Deae, Bsck's, where he has commenced AID in
sends carrying OIL the buhne.s1 f
Copper Smith, Plumbing and Foander-
fng ~ executing Competition. Gap
per, Bras, and Lead qv9rk.
zgo--An kinds Of ship Work il his line
done in the nea,eff manner On hand an ar
tcrtment Of tn ware which will be fold on
rezlouabls terms
Pnnctual attendance viii be given al1 every
.aVor gratefully acknowledged.
SUf'aSs FEHe %. 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13

RHEUMATISM

II Is said 10 DC specifck cure for Rher
matism, 70 apply Cabbage leaf Id tile pars
affected. Choose perfect leaf. ca off The
Protuberant STALK II The bark and piece ton
the part with a bandsge Of Camel Il roine
to bed Il viii produce a local perspirAtion
and on two II three repetitions eject a cure
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13
From the Lancaster Fsgr4a!.

Mr. Hamilton,
As our rulers have mounted their war
hobbies, let rs not throw any Stumbling
block 10 The way. II i true, we must help
70 make up the svgeeb.aakss against cur IN
cllnati0n; but the faser they run he race,
The sooner they VIII be If the turf. nj If
they don't ride we'll, we must ali ny, al The
fall races, 20 get better riders.
Yours, in truth, AFED.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13

DNOoOO - w E1iO 4ANAOt
PAINTS, DIE STUFFS, &c.
A7o4g TUbicb az tbe }sit01yiac, Vi-.
True a a TONS PilIs-Hoopers do,--Cal-
omel-Can .cdes- GATOR Powdered Red
Bark-Gum Opium amphor-- Gamboge-
Tragaenth-Shaved ling als-London Lancets
oil Aniie-do; Peppermens-Powdere5
lFseac- turkey Rhubarb--GeBtian-V
ian--Eaential Salt Of Lemon-Colts foot
Lozenges-JesuiI Depreciation Oil &c.
ALSO
LiDfeed Oil. bold anG CBooii d-spiriss
Taipen ine--CoPai VarniIh-Japan for dry
ing Powdered LiIharge-Gum Copal--do
Shetiac--G~ound and uRground Paint Bruines
--Whie W2lh do Salh 1ools-CamelS
Hair Pencils--Sand Paper-Gold and Silver
Leaf-Giaf; luitable for Clock Faces-Coch.
neai-Roman Vitrio!-Indigo- Alum Cop
persy--CFound Logwood-Lo. Redwood
A1adder, &c. SC
a few Caiks Red Lead.
20 Pot and Pearl aihes connantly for lale,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13
Aaron Stamford < Tbs Warren,

Aaron Stamford < Tbs Warren,
y ESPBCTFULLY inform their friends and
acquaintance thai they have entered into
PArtnerihiP under the firm OF
STAMFORD & WARREN,
and commenced buEuefs at the fore formerly
occupied by Mr.. TebH Ba'teis, head Of L4gTa-
BAN Wba,f. where they offer for fAle gen.
eral ahortmeut Of
Wef-India Goods, Groceries, 81.
Which are of the Grh quality and will be
fold on Reasonable terms.
CT Ship St9res put NJ at TIE Part
90 n2tice. (tD Feb. IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13
THE sENATE-32 Members.

THE SENATE-32 Members.
The Hon. Messrs BRADLEY and CAM
BELL MI Ohio were absent
So Residing Norm Of the DeiaToare.
Peace Makers. | War Declarers.
N. Gilman, II II Charles Cuts, N. II.
James Lloyd, Mass. ]. B. Varnum, Ms.
W Iiii4m Hua,er1 ". Robinson, VIZ.
Ser y. Howel,S " John Smith, N. ~
{. Goodrich John Condu, n. 7.
Samuel " Dana C. TOTAL Senator's.
70. German, N. II ~ b hal -nr
John Lambert, N ] Braaley 5reH present,
] A- Bsyard. III hls uaice 7y1ah have
Horsey, n-| been ~ peace Gem.
Total, 10 Senators.
Residing South oF the Delaware.
a. Gregg, Penn.
Michael Leib, do
philip Reed, md Samuel Smith, Md.
r. Brent, Virg.
William B. Giles, dc
lanes TWAer, n. C..
Jesse FranEiin, do.
John Gaillard, ;. q,
John Taylor, do.
Charles TAFT, Geo.
W. IL. Crawford, do.
'Johp Pope. Ken. Geo. NJ, Bibb. KEN.
CIV Campbell, Ten
I WorthinPion Ohio Joseph Anderson, do
Total, Senators. Total, ia Senators
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13
Il H5uje 10 Sell or Excbancc.

Il H5gjst to Sell or Exchange,
4 LARGE and convenient Dwelling Houfe
very pleasantly ituated in Haverhill,
Mas. commanding Prolpett Of the Town
and Of Merrimack River, faid hOu(e is two
ftories high has fix rooms on the floor aud fix
lodging chambers, and an excellent well of wa.
tel in the hOule, lui.able for Walking & never
fails Has an excellent Garden connected with
the houle with plenty Of fruit trees, Cour-
ant Bulhes &c.
The above e uation will be fold at re5u.
ceA price, aud one half would be taken in w
7. Coods-Or would be exchanged for houfe
n Ponlznd-For further particulars Enquire
Of JUSTIN KENT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13

The AnniversarXof The Mline Missi0na-
w Society was Iahcla.A at Ha.ila4l on thc
fourth Weduez1 Ay dE1pUe lrat Che Fepnrt
oF Tie Trustees Was s1ofi ~ u. give the fuia
lest evidence, not only thaI1hk iS5ors 81 lhe
Missionaries are useful and slcceszf4ls bQg
highly acceptable % Che People An eItc'-
lent Sermon was preached Cn the occasion
by Rev Edward Payson, from lis luke To-
and the following officers were chosen i.r
he present year
Rev Samuel Eaton, Harpswell. PfesidrEf
Rev EiiPhsset Gillet, H4lIoweii, Ssuetana
Ill ln ARmi X Mitchell, North Y4rrr1.uhA
1'.'.--T -.
The Presit - oficic.
Rev Jonathan 5cot,
Rev Jofham 5ew4A,
Rev Elphalet Gllet,
Rev Jonathan Ward,
Rev Ki-h BaylcY,
Rev William Jeuks.
Rev Asa LYMAN,
Rev David Thurston,
Rev Edward Paysun,
Rev Francis Brown
The next annual Meeting Is Ia III bott.-,
at Nasth-Yarmouth on the 4.h NVednes5.x
Of JuOe mex, and Res Kiah B.ylcy i n
preach
On The day mex. following the Ef.eii.c .t
The Maine Missionary Society The Tbeni' -
cal Society instituted for the educal;ono e
pious young laen TOR the Hlni.trv. We -.
ganized aHder their act Of ncorporsiirn.
and the following officers were uHaninonslr
elected
Rev Edwsrd P@ysdh. Portland Pres;ge,,
! Rev Asa Lyman, Portland, Secyefayy.
Hon Ammi K Michel, North. Yarrnouth
IreasUey
TRUSTEES.
President Secretary and Treasurer e.
othcio
! Rev Kiab Bailey,
/ Rev lothian SewaH,
! Rev Jonathan Ward.
| Rev grsncis own
\ Rev William Jenks,
! Rev EHphalet Ciuet.
Rev Jonathan Sawyer,
Rev MighiH 2lood,
Rev David Thlrs.or,
/ Rev Asa Rand,
! Tile first Annual Meeting w said So,;r,-
is to be holden Il Portland, On The seconI
, Wednesday Of October next, and Re, FT.
phalst Cillet is appointed 70 preach.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13
WILLIAM & S. HASKELL,

WILLIAM q D. hAOkELL,
INFORMS their friends and the Public that
they have Removed from Free-Greet to
their New Store IN Back Rreet, near the Court
Houle-where they have on hand a variety
of Cabinet Furniture-which they offer for
faie on reafonable terms-They acknowledge
paf favors and folicit continuance of the
fame. Every attention TO cultomers in the
above branch Of bu6nels, will be punctualy
attended 70.
w & s. II. Return their thanks to the
public for their liberal alliance, which they
have received with gratitude.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13

Co-partnerjbip Formed.
THE fubfcribers would inform their Friends
= and cuiOners thar they have formed a
connection in the
Bon y Sb0e- Making ByfngG,
Under the Grm Of
M'INlIER q FIELD
At the fign of the Boot nearly oppo6te the
Maine Bank, Exchange llreet, Portland
where Gardeners Boots and Shoes-Alfo,
Ladies shces OF every Description are made at
the ihorteit notes in faithful and workman.
like names.
On hand general afortmest of Gentle
mers BOOTS and SHOES-Likewi(eL Ladies
Mifes and ChiIdren's Shoes of every de(crip-
ton AlEo 500 pair Morocco Shoes Of which
Traiers IN general can be fupPlied on reafon-
abe erms.
N Juh received from the Factory at Charlef
town, 80 doz Morocco and Kid Skins, Of va
rious colours WHICH will be Told as cheap as
cat be had At the Factory. Culomers will
pieaie = cal and examine for themlelvea
n B-MINrIER e FIELD, FIaaer them
felves Chat BY long experience in the above
bOdneis they can give general latisfaction TO
ali thoie who may favor them with their com
mands, g allure ihem the fricteA attention will
be paid to cuitomers and every favor CRATE.
fully acknowledged
STEPHEN M'INTIER.
'Taas Ir. STEPHEN FIELD.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13

American Manufactured Goods
No. 7, Ny6sy's- Rosy.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for Aimy y BrorDa,
J Of Providence who keep him conitantly
iupPlied,from their long known and well ei-
tablithed Factory at Pawtucket, with gen
eral afortment of
american Cotton C00d5,
CoNsIsTINC oE
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
2 8, threaded white & color'd Stocking Yarn
White and colored iewing COttons
misunderstanding -Checks-Stripes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ticking, &c.
~ Shopkeepers in town and country and
people in general who with TO furnifh them
lelves with the above articles, will be iup-
piled at the Factory prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13

FOR fale by the fubfcriber, at his fore IN
: Fors.Frsss, nearly OPpod.e the head Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13

Philip P Key. Md
Philip wart, do
G Goldsboreugh, do
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13
BEN AMIN BUTMAN,

FXCHhFGE sTREETI
LAS jrf received trelh lupply Of
Il DRUGS q MEDICINES,
Paints. DYE STTTFFS. E-r.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13

NATHANIEL DANA, has JUN received a
~ frelh lupply Of
III. T. GOODS q GROCERIES,
which he offers for fale at bis Store,
Ksssrzas's Building, PREsLE PLACE,
nearly oppoGte PoyiLaaS Bdsk--
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-27
cotds
1zosniy Dol ars RI wa1d.

- AN AWAY from the subscriber, on
LIZ Monday the second day of March, in
Charles County, State of Maryland, bright
ulatto Man by the name of PHIL, CONF
moniy c&lled PHIL WHEELER, about five
tset eight or nine inches i.igh, stout and ac1
i've, shout thirty years of age, has rem ark
ably grey eyes. He is good Adder, and
coarse shoemaker; had en- homespun
warn and cotton round jacket and pantaioonS;
there il no doubt he will change MS clothes;
it is therefore though unnecessary to de-
scribe them more particularly. PHI Is an
ar.fu fellow, hos :wo wives IL the county,
one at Mr.. VIM Courts, Paccawaxon. the
other at Mr. Waiter Jeamsons, near Pert
Tobacco Ten Dollars wall be given, is
taken in tie County and if out of the
State and secured in any Jail Sc that | get
nm again, the above Reward, and al! rea"
sonabe charges paid, jfbrought home.
Thomas 8. I ubman.
n 3. Al masters Of vessels, Or other
persons, are here b. iorewarncd from harbor-
ing Or employing the above described Ne
gro man al their peril or under the severest
pena,ties oe the law. 7 3. 7,
Marcsi 90 4w
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-27

eiate for them; and chief of the latter was
the principal orator He said that the whole
winter had been occupied in sending messages
to the different villages of the Pottawattimies,
klckapoos, Miamis, and Delawares, to consult
upon the measures which we're proper to be
taken under the circumstances in which they
were placed, and that it was unanimously a.
greed to supplicate their father, the President,
Tor peace; that this was the ardent wish of all
those who had been lately under the influence
OF the Prophet; that they acknowledged that
it was the fault of that bad man, that the late
great calamity had fallen upon them. The
principal Winebage chief of the party which
bad Joined the prophet, was present as the re-
preventative of his tribe. informed him of
the mischief which has been lately done by
his tribe On the Mississippi, and the appre-
tensions which were entertained Of further
hostility from them. He has agreed to set out
Immediately for the residence Of lis tribe to
inform them Of our having buried the toma-
hawk, and to bring or one or two of the prin-
clpal men to accompany the chiefs Of the other
tribes On their visit to the President. He has
promised candidly to explain to them the
cause of the late action, iii which they gost,s
many warriors) and the articles which we're
rractced upon them BY eIe Prophet 70 induce
them to engage in il. ! dc ocl,cve lie Indians
are. sincere in their profession Of friendship
and desire for peace, and that we shall have &c
further hostiiities unless il DC from the Wine
bagocs, who arc SO removed, as to consider
themselves out Of our reach. However, the
Chief whom | have sent to them assures rae
that they will abandon al thoughts Of hostjli-
ties as soon as he arrives among them. Tee
cumsee has returned and is much eXaspcrated
against his brother ior his preciP itancy. He
biames BIN Tor throwing of the mask before
their plans were matured, lie sent me short
speech informing ne Of rs return, and that
he was now ready to visit the President.
have informed tie other Indians ile may 80
with them, but not as their leader. They una
nimousIy and vehemently declared they never
more would listen to him.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-27
FOg SAL =.

On Saturday the 2sth instant at 9 O'Clock N
the afternoon, will be sold, at Public Sale,
ont'ie premises
4 LEASE for three years 10 come from
:. tie first Of January last Of tho CT p
Zen, late Peter EiAy's, SITUATE at the SOUTH
side OF tie town.
This Garden contains two and a hall acres
Of ground, abounding with every description
OF bearing Fruit ana SD. ubbcry. exclusive of
upwards Of Two thousand grated Fruit Trees
(now of good SIZE FOR uanspIantine) corn
pretending al the varieties of which Mr.
Billy was possessed. This Garden is So
wei known as to render further description
unnecessary. The purchaser can be suppl
I'd with variety Of Seeds, if wanting
Terms viii be made known on the day Of
salc.
March IS eotds
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-27
Port 4 ALcHG1sG, IA.
CLELRED,
Brig Virginia, Hudson, Oporto.

Brig Virginia, Hudson, Oporto.
Slip Powhattan, from Lisbon, S. days, ar
rived at New York the 2lst inst. Left there
snip Citizen, NcstoT and brig Helen, Dyer, Of
and for Alexandria. Feb. IS, lat. IS, 40, was
boarded by British CT gun ship, IL days
from Bermuda They had the day before
boarded the schooner Susarnah from Lisbon,
l6 days out, bound to Alexandria, and took
out one Markets at Lisbon were
rising-Aour Is dollars, and at Cadiz better.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-27
STATE OF FOREIGN MARKETS.

Markets at London, Feb. l--Wheat "a to
93s and brisk fine -four IS to 9os. Stocks
per cent. 60 5-9; omnium | 4 dis.
1T Teme5Bs, Feb. 6-Markets dull
Flour only 70 dollars
Iii Gratc0a--Markcts, early in last month,
We're g!utted with .Ameyican froduce.
lit Lisbon, F,b l4-Flour * 5 markets
were rising ; and at Cadiz they were better.
ri Pom az Price, .9u.r CAGES and Jacque-
nel, E@d. 5-Markets very dull for American
pgodace.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-27
Ertract Of a letter from gove'nor Harrison
dateQ All Of Morch, 1879.

" | have the honor TO inform you that the
Indians mentioned in my letter Of the Goth
ult. arrived at this place on Saturday last
They delivered ZIP their arms without the
least hesitation. Yesterday and the day be-
fore, met them in council The Kickapoos,
Winebaeoes, and that part of the Piankeshaw
tribe which had joined the Prophet, had eoa-
ployed the lYeas and Red kiVsr tribes 70 me-
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BOOKS.

DR. Buchanan Christian Researches iii ASH
The Lie Of Bishop porteus
The New Manual Of Devotions
jenks's ditto
ALSO,
An assortment Of Common Prayer Books, III
plain & elegant bindings-are just received
FOR SALE, by
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March 27 cow
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late stamp; Five Ten Dollar Noes on the
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Four Zen Dollar Notes on the United States
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it sgain, shall receive the above reward.
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