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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-02-10
81 Valuable Prize /! III

We understand our Custom House
Officers have been remarkably success
ful in their labours to enforce Bona
parties" Continental System" A rich
seizure was made on Thursday evening,
Of q consignment of Clans and Potatoes
from Mackies Island. The owner had
the effrontery to land his cargo at Clay
Cove, in despite and defiance of our
thrice redoubtable and renowned Gun
Boats. But he suffered for his rashness.
A 6raUe and loyal Informer caused his
bags to be seized and sequestered, till,
sad to tell it was discovered that the
raw materials had not been contamina-
ted by British manufacturing.
Great suspicious are excited against
brig near one of the Bay islands, said
to be loaded with cargo of styster-fites
and !grindStones
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-02-10
FRESH GOODS.


LkfoMgf F'eefi
LAS Jun received an additional supply Of
a. WENTkk GOODS,
among which are, large 6ze Blankets Scotch
Pads Csmblels- Dombaxetts, Tome very
Ene--red and black petite FlauneIs-- dar /
blue DO Il pearl, slh, bottle, brown and black
petite Observation-Disclosures Deyontin e
Kerfeys--men and woTnsns black, white and
colorsd worried Hoie--Shaker Cloves Can
ton Crapes- black elk Eikfs--do Lultrinss
India CStlo0s.
dire, al afsf-sas s
Factory Sheesings, shirrings, Cinghans,
Stripes aud Cheeks, which, together with ria
former flock. compoie1 an zI1nmsaE "a ~
mott every article l.ra'y enpuirsd lur-
Dszsrber
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-02-10
Valuable Land at Au67ion.

Valuable Land at AuEzi0n.
FOR fale ut Public Auction, at the houfe
: of Maj CoBs's, in Gray, On 7assasy, f5t
25fb DAY IF February inf about
1000 acres Of Wild LAND,
fituated between Gray and Raymond;own.
Said Land is principally covered with hard
wood-has a meadow on which is cut 10 or
l2 tons of hay. The foil is fertile and caps-
bic of making excellent farms Terms liberal
a credit of two years will be given for a
part, 10 be paid Ia cath or nea, flock By IN
ltailments For information Of the quality OF
the Land, inquire Of ELIAS MEkRIIL, Efq.
Regiler Of Deeds in Portlsad
JOHN GLOVER.
N1fn1f FEB 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-02-10

MATTHEW BRIpGE, Supercargo of the
Schooner Augusta of Boston, expresses his
gratitude to Capt. Thos. Pitts, commanding
at Fort Preble, for the polite assistance ex-
tended TO that unfortunate vessel on her late
arrival in dismantIed situation A. the har-
Dor Of Portland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-02-10

The Taxes recommended by Gala
tin are not substitutes for loans, but to
pay tie intereSt on loans For he calcu-
lates that LOANS for TEN MILLIONS of
DOLLARS will be wanted EACH YEAR of
wAR-and this is thought to be short of
the sum Which will be required
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-02-10

INFORMS The public that ne continues 70
: carry on the
Cabinet Making BujfneJG,
at his fhop, head of Exchange street, nearly
oppoC,e Mr.. Rober, Boyss fore where he
has conaantly for iaIe variety of FURNK-
TURE, made of good materials and 10 faith
full and f2ihionaBIe manner, on Reasonable
terms.
WANTED TO PURCHASE,
A qsanrity of featcned Birch JOlCE and
BOARDS--to paw II ForuiEsre Ct Cah If
lgercd foan C7stfr t4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-02-10
II BOT.

TAKEN up adrift between Portland neck
a and Houie Illand, BOAT about fourteen
feet long The owner may have the tame hy
proving properly and paying charges. Ap-
ply 10 DANIEL MOUNTFORF.
psptilrf, Fe5. 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-02-10

establish the American name and com
mand peace and respect /! !" This
beats our Cumberland Representative
all hollow, for-soLIDIrY.-The
ship Of state with stra;ght JACKET Adj
miral and Mr.. Williams for pilot, with
$4,000 IerrGfin regulars OH board, will
" drive tina, fast anchored Isle from her
mornings" at once.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-02-10

NOTICE Is hereby given thar further
= time Of fix weeks from January p, 1912,
is allowed 10 the Creditors to the Eltate &C
JOHN MORSE,
late of Portland, Cordwainer, decszfed, 20
bring in and prove their CLAIMS aud that the
CommiGioners will meet at the counting room
Of Dauiel Tucker, on Wednesday the 9Th IN
FAINT, and on vednsldaT the 4tA Of Marcia
next, and attend 20 The bn6nels, from two 20
tx O'Clock p Nj on each day
DANIEL TUCKER, 2 CersD-
STEPHEN WAITE, Easo.
February z, 1912.
N. B. Daniel Tucker, has heen appointed
in the room Of EDoch lInsy deeealed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-02-10

Z. GREELY,
HsI tsy Salt, 81 NJ 4, Ley H'Ba,f
100 chefs souchnng Tea
20 do Hyfon Skin
10 b1 e. Cotton--IO 900 VT Coffes
hhds- Rurs--2o0 qlinfals F,sh
500 boxes Herring
900 bones Soap
40 pieces Rufia sheering
900 bbis. Meis, Cargo No 1, 2 s ? Beef
$50 bbls. Pork---20O hhds salt
20 bores Chocolate
C0RDhCE, &c. 71a, 80
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i.nce certainly jusiiies Mr.. Gerry's
zeal, and leaves him no cause 10 fear
the charge Of hypocricy from his new
political friends in power.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-02-10

70 The Honorable The .Jgtgice5 str TIE
Coayt IF Common Pleas HcsU hitter
az Portland, 4eIfbizn and far tie c2n7-
~ Cumberland, on The third TueElg
Of Noy eighteen hundred and elsvSn,
THE petition OF Stephen BARTLETT, Of PORT
land, in faid county of Cumberland, Ia
hourer, and Mary his wife, humtly ihews--
That they are feized and pofeded u rIgh
the iaid Mary Of fevenih part Of tie toto
ing delcribed real eRaie, q .uaied and lG WIFI i..
Portland aEorefaid, vIz.-BeginniEF a "
At The corner Of Mr. Lewis 9tciicl land
Fore itreet ihence running n-r;h airfy rr
degrees welt on faid Fore itreei -n t.-
feet TO fake Al the corner of Mrs D.nlds
land thence north eal by eali on Mr. d..
dales land to ihs fea high water ~
thence by the fllo,e a. high water mark tssv4-
tyeight fee; and ten niche, n a RIGHT angai4-
line with the laa mentioned cpurie to Mr..
Lewis Steiion's land thence On la:d Stetion's
land to the fra mentioned bound on Fore
ftreet, including "Trip Of and from faid Fore
itreet 10 the fea at high water marx Of the
equal width of twenty eight feet and ten
inches being part of the real e0ate whereof
Samuel Hodgkins, late Of faid Portland, yeo-
man, died leized, executive Of the widows
dower.--And your Re itiOuers further liew.
that the remaining fax paris are owned by
Re ~ Marion, Henry H0dgkins and Joieph
Hodgkins. A minor, Thomas Runneis, ID -icht
OF Joleph Berry, and Thankful has wife, John
Haley, aud Sarah his wife, and Henry aad
Hariet Hodgkins minors and ieirs at law Of
Nathaniel Hodgkins, decealed--the fad Betty
Marion, Thankful Berry, Sarah Haley, fIen-
~ Hodzkins, Joleph iodgkins and Nathanet
Hodgkins beng the children Of .tt lsia Sara
uel Hodgkins, deceafed Wherefore the iaiI
Stephen and Mary pray that partition vi lie
afSre defcribed prem,les may lie made. except
ing ftrie Of lsud Of four feet IA width sd-
ioiaiug TO Mrs Diufdales and the whole
length of faid lot . N ia;d Fore isseet TO the
lea az high water mark which they pray may
be refervsd As 4 common way AID rearain
10 liv dsd--fo the cad Ihat Petitioners my
hold the reidHe Of Their flares in ievefalty
agreeably 10 law.
b, tBsu 1tyaey. JOSEPH ID. LEARNED.
44tleii JossPH { RuYD c.srE.
CUMsrR1ANo. So
4f a Curt Of Ca1aniou PLais, begmt
and b3iisI at PorfLlnd, Tor AMI ..':'5-
IN the csHEty n ClabsT!ud ayoretIia,
on TIE third TuJfAy 81 AoveHi5er,
n. ID. f3II-
on The f,rsroi1g petition the Court order
BAT che petitioners uo ~ ali peI0ls concerns
d BY pusinbisg an sttslled cop Of THIS petit
oa and the order thsrs0n thres y 'ek' iue-
sfE ssly IN ne Portlzpd Gazette he 'sil pub
cstian 70 be thirty days previous 70 TIC hlting
the circuit iurt nf t.umne e.
JOSEPH 4. BOYD ClrrE.
Auca, Jo5ErH uoro Chrt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-02-10

A PIANA FORTE, for the ufe Of youcg
: Lady IN town--of which good care will
be aiken. Enquire Of rhe Printer.
february 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-02-10

NJ half OF a cnavenlent Two lory DvftL-
ISo HogsE, Gtuasea "a Free. jl,erf--Appiy
10 JOAN LEAVITr
Fs6rH0ry 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-02-10
Wanted 10 Hire,

kinof, FEB 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-14

the gentlemen. acting for the Com.
momwealth, and the Counsel for the
Defendants. with distinguished fair.
ness, eandof and liberality.-Yester-
day morning at the opening of the
court, tile Jary composed ofsentle-
men OF both political parties (Moses
Little Esq. of Newbary. foreman
returned verdict of Guilty against
all the Defendants. The impartIa-
lily. dignity and ability, with which
his honor Judge Seaali presided on
this occasion, fully met the eApceta-
tioas of the public. gave, as we be-
Iieye, entire satisfaction to all par
ties concerned. and was highly hon
siahie to tie useful and much res
hected Magistrate.
Tie above named persons. except
ing Dr.. Stearas, we've also convicted
on another indictment for Riot in
the foreRoon OF the same day, at the
last April Term of ti,e Supreme
Court, at iPswick.
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that an act be passed, establishing town
~ the name OK Union at that place
petition Of a number of owners and &C.
1upiers Of lands in the county of Boike-
ley, praying the General Assembly TO
pass an act incorporating a company to
cut canal from the head of Seneca
Fall. in Potomac River. either into
Hunting Creek, or such part oil chat RI
yer within the district of Columbia, as
,hcv can form arrangements with the
owners Of ground to take it through, s.
TO grant TO such company suitable COM
pensalion for their expense and trouble
il mnking such canal petition oil sun
dry Inhabitants OF the counties OF Low
doun and Fairfax, and the President, III
.,cctcrs and Stockholders Of the. Lees
jlurg Turnpike Company, praying that
The Law int operating the Sold Company
ae ga amended an to authorize the Com
pany to Gerry the road, in sueh d!rec'toh
To Alexandra and the Falls brisge a.
cross the river Potomac, as to them may
seem advisable that they be slia"eat 10
p,ye asy distance exceeding ten miles
Of the said road, or the whole OF l. al
then option; and taat another company
hc Incorporated to pave a road - ON such
PORT in the Leesburg Turnpike koao
% the bsundary ofthe d'st"ic of Coina-
bia ~ may be found most conHe''i' vi Tar
.urj,ing the said road with the rams
Bridge and moreover, that the law so
amended be revived if it be deemed TO
sasc expired; and that the further time
Fl iee years be allowed tor beginning
he said Turnpiks--and likewise pc
Titan from sundry inhabitants OF the
-coUnty of Cabeli, that twenty acres OF
janS adjoining the Ssat OF justice Tor the
said county near the mouth OF Mud HI
yer, be condemned and laid out III
torn, under the direction of'trustees ap-
pointed for that purpose, and under such
restrictions as the Legislature may
link proper--and petition from the
county OF Prince Edward, that an act
NAV pass 10 open and clear the river
Baffaloe from it's entrance into Appoma-
leox, to Samuel Csrter's mill, and 70
cause the same to be made q pubic
hiehwav-hll which petitions were re-
serred to the committee of propositions
and grictances.
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NORFOLK, December 6.

Arrived British snip Argo (late Walk
err 1,Iidshlpman Rose, prze MASTER
taken by the U. S. fTisatc Congress on
the 3lst of Oct. in lat. s., lon. 80, 50.
l nc Argo was beund TO London from a
South Sea voyage; mennts 10 guns ard
2 swlvcl,, besides larga number OF
small arms wa. nayigated By 26 men,
and her cargo consists OF 400 casks OF
I. hale oil, and Is tons Of whsle Uoac.--
The Arss parted company with the irl-
.ates President and Congress OF the
Western Islands. This was the hrst
prize the frigates had taken since the
capture of the Swallow Packet. Mr..
Rose has favored US with the following
sketch Oct. 81, at 8 A. Nj. wind blew
ing a gale from S. w. the President q
Congress. in co. steering S. E. descriso
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Legislature Of ". Carolina.
Extract from the Governors Message
FRANCE.

While we are vigorously pu'-
suing the course which our govern
menl has beer conafcIIed to adopt d
yainst Great Britain, it may be es-
sea,iai to our safety to guard against
the ,oi.es and i"tris,les Of no less
inyeterate enomy 10 OF" rights and
l;bertiss-ihe Emperor Of TIC French
-3ur differences with him. as Inc
President CT tie Uai'ed States in
his recent communication to CaH,
press has iat'ormed the na:ioa, are
vet in an unsettled state. lie las
f,rnis;.ed iuuon,r0yerlib!e evidence
OF his superior claims 10 a pre-enli-
oent praa.,,;,i knowledge Of all the
r;ces and eaorm,t,i:s w;!leA render a
,umsn hein;, o&.ous in tise eyes OF
GcJ and man. Crimes aniintrigaes
,ne Notwithstanding saosC shocking
to humanity. he has resslted to, IN
or,le, to ac:.o:np.:si. his nefarious pur-
pesos. &c crafty ins nound'ess am"l-
ZION SIX: Unsuitable thirst SoT 'iHi0sr-
sal da.2,,,iaq. Ua0!fhnding nations
on the continent OF Gn|ouc have
ns,t ,na full Cores 81 his friendship;
t,,oy have been crushed by ,ls Grt!or
and stiI. sroan lis continuance.
A stranger 10 equity aaa jastice, he
would do violence 10 lis natural pro-
,.n.;,;e, were lie 10 MAKE suitable
atopenegt saruny one OF The volume
Of aggrsssions rh'eh he has perpe-
trs,e,i asa:ust the sights ef indepen-
deaf and neutral nations. From such
a character, whose despotic 1oin is
The supreme Law OF his Empire and
whose THIRST for conquest cannot be
satis,cd by any thing short OF the
suI,;uration Oh The whole world, have
the Usitsd States reasonable grounds
10 expcei restitution for the multi
piicd Injuries and spoiiations which
they have experienced at his hands,
accompanied by uis7cs connected 7ri'''
his o,sn ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Knowing
the governing principles OF his ae-
,;,ss. the United States would be
los, to a sense Of every thing conduc-
tive TO the preservation Of their no
ror and best interests, were they to
enter into an alliance With him on
ana conditions or in arg manner
,san.erer. That this grand and Ia
yorite snare of his, as We are ensag-
ed in var VITA England. CHS rival,
a. well in war as in asyressioas upon
our rights,) will no1o be laid for the
United STATES, we have reason to ex-
poet: Should such expectation be
verified, it will 10 for our country to
determine whether she will be altar
ed into it. 1t is not to be doubted
than an open and direct war with the
French nation is an evil less to be
dreaded than an entsngiing alliance
which would not fail to produce the
| most humiIiating effects upon our
| national charcter, and from when
we should net be able to extrlcatt
ourselves but by an appeal TO arms
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three sail standing to the n. E. one o
them frisats. On the signal beingigiyen
both ships hauled their wind, thee ongre,,
made all sail IN pursuit Of shs convoy, s.
the President made chace after the fri
gate. At 3P. NJ. the Congress ovar
hauled and captured the sternmost ship
(,be Argo) manned and,ook her in tow.
AtsP. III. lost eight OF the President 4
her chase. Atsl o'clock next day des.
cried the President; her chase had g.,
caped owing TO the darkness of the
nisht, and unronmonly heavy .qunil,
Nov. 2, at sP' NJ parted from the fri.
gates NTH orders to make the most con-
yenient port. Nov. d, lat. 80, ion. 81
so, spoke schooner Edrard, from Ns~-
London aouad 10 ST Ba,ts, under Swe-
t.is!, colors, 9 days out. Friday, Dec.
4, got soundings-Saw no men Of war
since parting with the President and
Congress.
Capt. Herbert of the Gutter GELATIN,
spoke in the bay on Monday, very
large merchant saip.---Tse wind blow
ing immensely hard Capt. H could on-
iy hear distinctly that she Was Bound ts
Baltimore but a man on board the cut
ter said he understood tina, she was
prizs to the privatecr Tom Of Balti-
more.
Schr Friendship, Brown, 7 days from
Warrcn--assorted cargo--to the mas.
tsr.-On Saturday last, Msntaug-Point
bearing N. w IS mile., passed within
short distance of seven ships of war
(,wo Of thsm of the lne) one brig and
two armed schooner-Thc squadron
was steering Z. BY n.
The brig Mary Ann, Duncan, from
Newbury- Port, bound to Baltimore, was
stranded %n Cape Henry ON the night
of Thursday the Sd inst and bilged the
water communicating to quantity OF
unslacked Inns in the aold, SGT The yes
sci on fire and she was entirely consum.
d. The crew took 10 tbs boat and
were saved.
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Thirty Dollars R0curd

WIN be given for apprehestlins and
delivering to any Officer In the NAVY os
the U"itcd States, tie following S.ser,.
ers iron the United STATES sioop Scor.
pisn, Z. P hennady, Esq. Commander.
Hebron Lr4vis, absut S feet 9 or 10
inches high, well ,nzdc. about IS wears
OF age, native Of Msrihas Vinysd.
d1ichaei Bemes, about is or i9 years
OIL age 5 iset OF 9 inches high, large
nose and fair face, a Bas,onian.
1smes Hat'Gcs, sbost 20 year. of age.
tees s or Z inches high, we'll made,
Ied face.
Or Ten Dollars for either.
WA RENSEAW.
'"Ioy- Yard, F0shfasron Cry,} ..
December Ola 1919
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TINE annual meeting of the Stock
holders, in the Little River Turn
pike Company, will be on the first
siondav in Dscemhsr next at the Chy
Hotel, IN t!cxandria at which time
an i.!ec jon will be held, tor Pre-
sjden,, four Directors and Treasurer
a s,atemcn, OF the accounts Will be re-
po,,cd 70 the meeting The Stockho'd'
ers on The las, subscription arc notlhed'
That the whole OF the instruments 0"
each Share by-'hem respectively SUP
scribed, will have become due on ths
: fl st o. January, 1913, which they are
r.an>ssd % ply - Jonah Thompson
in Alexandra.
BY order IF the Director"
Jonah Thompson,
Treasurer.
October -. ,a"',''
~ The Editors Of the Leesbnrg
Washingtonian, and Winchester G-
zette are requested to publish this Az !.
yertisement once week III the last q
January.
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NETWORK, December 10.


Yesterday afternoon the Packet Fame,
Earl, arrived at this Fort, from New
port, r via New London.
Capt. Earl informed us, that he left
the rrize frigate Macedonian in New
port Ha.bor, Oh Monday morning at 10
o'clock, firing saIut2-she had previ.
ously landed the wounded British pri-
sonors.
Cap,s;n Earl further states, that Re
touched into New Londna. which port
re left on Tuesday night at 10 o'clock
The friga.e United States was moore:
il New London harbor. Her prisoners
had been landed.
On Tuesday evening splendid Ball
was given to Com, Decatur, and his Of
fisers, by the inhabitants of Newton.
don, in honor of the brilliant and most
gallant achievement in the capture q
the ensmy's lrigate Macedonian.
The schr. Carl Frederick Bagge, Nj
chols, was captured Sept q, in lat, -
lon. 81, 40, by the British letter Of
marqNe Iiibernia, from Alexandria for
ST Barts-
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PUBLIC SALE.

INTILL be sold at public sale at the
w Vendue Store, on Tuesday, the
23d inst. unless seid before that time at
private sale, young Nj GRO Man,
an excellent house servant, ard OF unsx-
ceptiopab!o character Also, at the same
tim. and place, NEGRO GIRL, a
good housu servant: chaR'ber maid, &c.
e. e. Marsteller.
n. g. ANY person wishing to pur-
chase either or both OF the above men
toned Sl.ves previous to tho day of pub
lie sale, will apply to VILLAS ROBIN,
SON, Esq who is authorised to make
such sale.
Dece,nher Ia eolw
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Al.EA DGiA.
MONDAY December ID.
Z" 10 SHE W
"To SHEw
THE VERY Aek * BODY OF rHE THINK
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.

1t Is said in Halifax, supposed to be
upon information derived from Admiral
Warren, lhat the ST. Domingo Chief,
Potion, has pelitioned The British CO.
yernnleRt 10 land him in The Carolinss,
0: IN any part Ct our Southern Frontier,
for the purpose OF enabling hin,, to form
junction with the negroes in that quar-
ter. This is not the first intinnation
which has been given US of the Danger
wc had reason to expect from negro in
surrection, if the present wax should
continue for any considerable length OF
time. Whatever pains may be taken to
ridiculc the apprehension Of SO decadFul
An event, as a consequence CT our pre-
sent ScQr, it is evident that we have eve
yy rsas5n TO calcal&ts upon 1t. The enc
my will readily perceive that this IS cur
most vulnerable p2in& and the sdrsn
tages which an alliance with Spain al
fords her, will enable her to operate up
on il wi,h irrssis.able effect. It is idle
30 suppose that GCest-BritAin wi! be re-
strained by considerations Of Guaranty,
from resorGas to this sure, tho dread
full expedlsnt. We have no Claim up
ON her humnni,y. We commenced the
war Of determination, enc we JfrS' al
tempted to excite spirit Of d:saffec,l'n
and reyo,; in the DO som of her suhJacts
The ayowyd eoject of our policy i4r Sc
verai years past, has been to starve her
into compllaace with cur dsmInds.
The gose.emcas nf this ili-f-ted Coun
try should be appr.zed before h I'd, t"ai
if lis most awful calamity with which
We are threatened, should befsii us--tAe
pcap.e ofth u. States will look to them,
and not to the British fer tie Cause
which has pseduced IT. Though cursed
now with blindness which places eve
nv thing before them in f.isa colours:
the time is at hand, when the scales must
drop from tasir eyes, aui they shall see
things as they are, May that msrcriul
being, who pres'drs over the dr.l!nics
OF paiisns has,sn this desirable change,
and thus s.te great though uoilesvrV-
ing nation from HE calamltles that await
them!
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20 boxes Of Russia Stee

ccnt.ining each $50 lbs.
2 cases ditto Quilts, con 20 NJ.
Received per Schr Eagls, fran B0ston,
AND FOR SALE BY
Phlncas Ianney.
VINO MAS III storm. For SZLB,
90 ton. Swedish Bar Iron, assorted,
Is boxes do. Window Glass. 10 hy -,
lS pieces Russia Sheeting, half blesch71
10 do DO. Duck,
10 bales Upland Cotton.
IL NO. IA. eoYt
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SAMUEL HATTERSLAY.
King Sireef. -dIer1yJ.;,

hmy S!reef, .d!erand.a
AS received from ,he Indian O.
b Il cean, handsome assortmen. Of
Bear Skins, Crib 90. and Fars Of diff.
tsrcnt klsds, suitable for Ladies' Tip.
pets; which are drest and ready tor sale.
he has on hand as visual, Ladies' extra
Long Gloves, Gloves, buckskin Panta.
looms, Mccasins, Gallowes. Likewise a
good assortment Of Morocco Skins,
boys. Morocco Hats, with various other
articles.
DsGember u eoa,s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-14

Wanted to Purchase or Hirs,
A NEGRO WOMAN who can cook,
wash and irsn. None nsed apply bat
,ne with good character. Apply 10
the Printers
December Il. dst.