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NETWORK. June 3,

Brigader- General Bloomfield, having taken
the command Of the forts and troops in and "a
bout this city, yesterday visited She fortifca-
tens on Governors Island, and was federally
saluted.
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Congress Of The United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
.MoNDAr, June 8, 1912.
fRERoRrEp FOR THIS GAZETTE.

>
Mr.. Wheaton, presented the petition of
large number of the inhabitants Of N7w-Bed
ford, Mass. praying a repeal Of the non-im
porta,ien and embargo laws, and de2recatin
war Laid on the table.
Mr.. Cbittenden presented one Of simila
inpor. from Halifax, Vermont. Laid on tn
table.
Mr.. Mitchell presented the memorial
James Reed and Others of New-York, prayin|
that Congress will not lay additional duties Of
imported Watches. Referred to the commit
tee Of ways and means.
Mr.. Crawford presented the petition OF tn
citizens of York County, Penn. deprecatini
war. Laid on the table.
Mr.. Minor presented several memorial
from the city and county of Philadelphia an
county of Delaware, signed by between ant
500. freemen, praying the repeal Of the re
strictive system and dcprocatiag war a8ains
England. Laid Oh the table.
Mr.. Lewis presented the memorial of tn
p,as;dent and Directors o1 the Commerce:
con,nanv ci,v &c vash;ngton Dravjnr an &C
oe;n.or,o,a,;on Referred 70 tbe committe
n.+ho n;st,;c. If (,olnnbia.
n.u ramso, rreeon,ea tbe raso,,,;ons of
meeting Of the inhabitants of Fredericksburg
..p,,.,o,,p r,,.do;no tban.o,nas q s,,,nor
;., r,a1 g..
- :. 49, .as,a
TIE sos.te, ,rAserted tbe ret;t;on Of Inn
woods;d. .cant of NJ. Co,bo.rt Amer;c,,
co,s,io =, M.da;ra nrav;ro. rorrcise;on for
register 70 Issue for his vessel Referred +,
the comoit,ee Of commerce and maouf,c
lures
Mr. Levi. from the committee on the dis
trict Of Columbia reported a bill to su,boris,
the remission Of reeo.,izarees fines and for
fe;nrez p.oastn;ee and ordered - ha a.
crossed an. r.ad 4b;r, time T. n,orro,
Mr c,o,.o. a., ~ .o,a,.;ttao oco,;.o
renor,cd hin concorn;no Tnvslid psnsioners
Read twice and referreI 10 4 committee .
the whole gouse for "Wednesday
Mr. v;,l;.ms oF.red ~ onend.nsnt g =,
standing Rules ofthe House, for admitting tn,
ting Of the House With closed doors under al
injunction of secrecy. Laid on the table.
Mr. Johnson offered the following: ResoIy
ed that the committee on military Affairs b.
instructed TO epoairs into the exnediencv 8
aO,horisio, the pr.s;asnt of tha y S.. ;,
organise ,adi.ionaI ror,.nias of Pane,
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The inhabitants Of Burlington, New Jersey,
ala public meeting on the 25ch cit unanimous
y resolved, That the restrictive and embargo
measures have been injurious to the Un,od
States and to their best interests, and oush,
not to be perSevered in any further.
And that the war measures pursued by Con-
gress, are against the interest, welfare and
sense Of the people OF this country.
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sary it may appear) afford it an opportunity
of revoking It's orders, which can 10 longer
be pretended to rest on our acquiesccnce in
DEGREES OF its enemy, from the unrghtcous
operation of which we are specially exempted:
] have, &c.
(S:gned) JONA. RUSSELL
Dir. Russell to mr.. Monroe.
LONDON, jan %, 1912.
SIR--Yestcrday understood the case of
the Female, one Of the vessels captured I'M
der the orders in. council, came to trial before
Sir William Scott. He rejected motion
for time to produce evidence of the revoca-
ton Of the Berlin and Milan DEGREES in reta-
tion to the United Stdtes, and suggested that
there would be question OF law, il such re-
vocation, when shewn, would be considered
by the British government as snilicient to re-
CURE the repeal Of the orders IN council -
At any rate, that he was bound to consider
these orders to be in force until their rep al
should be notified to him by this government
The Female was condemned.
I have the honor. &c. &c.
(Signed) IONA. RUSSELL.
Hon. James Monroe, sc.
Eauact q letter f.om mr.. Russell TO the
Secretary Of State, dated
London, January IS, 1919.
" Since bad the honor to address you orr
the l4th inst by the Hornet, have received
no communication either from Washington or
Paris.
The Hornet did not leave Cowea until
the 9Th, owing, presume, 10 the indisposi-
ton OF the captain, whom underestimate have
been very i'll. | dismissed Mr. Tayloe here
on the l4th
(Documents TO be contiaued)
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Ertract eta letter from an .Anle,ican gentle
man in Meta, glvins further account Of
the late AaUdl Engagement in the Adriafic.
" The French in some instances, in their
late naval combats have behaved with great
spirit a4d gallantry, This engagement TOOK
place the Adriatic between the English II
Victorious, captain Talbot, and the VYeazle
brig ol 8 guns; and French "a and three
other French briggs. Tie line of battle ships
were engaged five hodrs, The Weazle and
only one Of the other briggs engaged for four
teen minutes, when the French brig blew up;
the two others, terrified at the early fate of
their comrade few of with ali the nimbleness
OF Frenchmen. The Victorious being entire
!y dIsmAsted OF rigging and sails and perfect
iy unmahageahie, could fight only FIVE guns
her enemy, who was in the Same situation as
to sails and rigging, and living IN still more
unfortunate position, it being almost calm,
could MAINTAIN the action with nothing but
musquetry-at this juncture the return ofthe
Veazie from the pursuit. of the two briggs
was signallzed, SIZE soon got under the bow
OF the F,enchman, swept his decks by the first
fire AMI poured In two more : and the calm
still continuing, and unable to bring single
gun to Dear upon eithero his foes-this brave
Frenchman at last was obliged to surrender.
He tells MS co6querors he could have fought
two hours loager against his first adversary,
and might have been the victor, which is not
unlikely the very fact Of the recall of the
Weazle almost confirms 1.-THE slaughter
has been great, $50 French killed and wound
ed and $50 English"
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directed to lay before this House state
ment of the number oftroops which have
been enlisted for the service of the u. S. un-
der the authorities of laws passed during the
present session of Congress---elesigna
those enlisted for the old and those for the new
establishment and the particular corps to
which they are attached. That he lay be-
fore the House statement Of the number Of
volunteers, who have rendered their services
to the executive of the y. S. in conformity
with the law passed at this session Of Con-
gress, authorising The acceptance ct Volun-
teers--that he designate the states or terrific
ries from which such tender of services may
have been made. That he state what addit
oral improvements have been made In the for
tifcations or other works Of defence OH cur
maritime frontier, during the last SIX months
and that he state, as far as practicable, the
actual state o! such Notifications or works
and the quantum Of resistance they are, iHshis
opinion, calculated to afford against the at.
tack any naval power.
The question on considering the resolution
was taken by ayes and noes and were yeas 81
nays 80, so the house refused to consider it.
Tie house in committee Of the whole Mr..
Breckenridge in the chair, on bill to autho-
thorise the discharge of VIM. Peck from i'm
prisonment.
The committee rose, reported the bill, and
the house ordered it TO third reading.
Adjourned l-4past O'Clock.
The Senate were in concIave short time
yesterday.
D." No Papers by the Northern Mail
last evening.
The inhabitants Of Burlington, New Jersey,
at public meeting on the 25th cit unanimous
y
measures have been injurious to the Unilod
States and to their best interests, and ouahl
not to be persevered in any further.
And that The war measures pursued by Con-
gress, are against the interest, welfare and
sense OF the people OF this country.
The nert Pre!isnt--That the democrats
OF the nocthern and middle states shouia
thnk ii time to cast aboutinquest of success
scr to Mr. Madison, whose incapacity to dis
charge the duties OF lis oHice has become ap-
parent to all the world, is neither surprising
nor blameaolc. The democratic members oi
the state OF New York, as we have seen, hay,
n5mliatedand recommended De Witt Clinton
What chance lie may have Of success il is i'm
possible, as YET, to ascertain or even to con
lecture w.t. any considerable degree Of pro-
liability. But as some of our most respecta-
bic papers arc recommending TO the federal
lists openly TO avow and espouse his cause, we
cannot help suggesting, for consideration, thc
expedlency OF poslponing, for short time
any conclusive determination upon this impoT-
tant subject a crisis in the affairs Of The
crazy and shattered cabinet at Washington
appears TO us to be rapidly approaching. A
few weeks may make very important chan
ges lii the views and designs OF all parties in
every quartecof the Union, and 10 injury CAN
happen from waitiRg till We see the result.
u. S. Gazette
Extract eta letter from an ,Anerican gentle
7u11 IN AToyy1 orr7,;,,o, ~ further occo,,ut
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E-ctract Ct a letter from mr.. Russell to Tx
Secretary Of State, dated
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CORRESPONDENCE

Laid 6efore Congress on Monday, LIST instant.
CONTINUED.
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WAS FOUND.

On Sunday last BY Black Nan,
A large Comedian Breast Pin.
The owner my heve t & in o. app alton
% the Printer. paying the c4.t 4 j ID
Ver'lslment, and eavins smll. gra ui] Tor
lie 6naer.
June Ct
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h0nas Burgess.

SHaTzes County, Htate Of Maryland.
n. B All persons are hereby iorwarned
from harboring o" employing the shove de-.
scrIoed Negro Woman, at their peril, or
ohaer the seyerest penalties of the law
7. B.
June s. r.
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Port Of alexandria.
EATEp En-

ENTERED
Ship Potomac, Bradford, Cadiz-Salt, wine
and almonds &c. to Messrs. Janneys and I.
Brashears
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I" TO sHEw

TO sHEw
The VERY AGE AND BoDg OF The TIME
MS FORM AND PRESSURE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

CtMBsRLAEn. ss-
Taken BY Esecmi5n and 10 be jsd at
Public Au9isn, on tie premifes in
Wmdhrm, on Alsnday tie 2Stb day
af January nest, at ten o'clock 4 M.
A IL. the Right in Equity Of Redemption
"A which Paal Little, Jun. OF Windhan, IN
faid county, has in and to certain Lot Of
Land Gtulled in laid Windham, IL being Lot
numbered two in the frlt divifon of hundred
acre Lois in faid Windhsm-faid hundred
acre Lot 10 bounded a. acknowledging at
the moif esierly corner of iaid Lot, thence
running north twenty eight degrees welt, by
a road 70 lot numbered 3. in laid divihon /;
thence running fouth &C degrees wet to
Prefumfcut river thence as ths river runs
70 TIorfebeef road thence running north Sc
degrees eaff TO the fra mentioned bound,
Excepting one acre on the mol northerly
corner, fold to Samuel Baker, with all the
privileges aud sppurtenances 20 the fame be-
longing to the laid lot numbered two
DANIEL WATERHoUSE, Dfft S6sriF
TgiadbsS. 26t5 day Of Dee 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
& A YOUNG LADYIIi

( f Bottom was sm cfed with a mo- v,nlere
cough, tigh neis Of The chef, gress diff.
Guilty OF breathing and pain in tie eide in
TINS d'itreliing TIA e afer having tried mslf
thtsgs without cffec was induced "a try Dr.
Refe's Althns:ic Pills when 70 The fa-. RE,
cf herielf ana friesds :f er one bon her ileso
was reitored, her cough iefl her and ~ 6r-
i.IHng the iecond her health was perfectly
eiiaoiihed. An elderly gentleman Of Salem,
was many yeas afli cted with mol, v,o,eet
cough, groaf diff NY Of breathing g wbeez.
ing cou.a MOI iiesp. by taklDg boae, was.
renewed An aged man Of Hsnover wa. 20
years afii cted with an anhnaa, could no, l,v
down "a ms bed, was rsIie, ca by taking I
boxes gentleman Of Wilcaflet was veara
an cted with an afhna. together with dsnr;.
vat'on OF heeP, was relieved by takirc q
boxes IA aged lady Of Bottom was Is Va
all cted with violent cough. d.f7iculty of
breathing, could NOT lay down in her bed s.r
years, was relieved 10y taking b les S,.7x.
ao0Ot ses,e 'ssgAed a. pef slief! The p;,,s
gfVs i5ifs"f fsfe 70 Oh eelrBs cstS,. oq6u,, ~.
'H'Hff'-st- 1EEy n D e4t5i-e, -rB..r,r, ~.
rs-enf tsftS 0re 'cmsv rf IL Ltrp Lo.y, 49,
4" ~ 'ti'.f esAally egrseoAie rvs1 abr n.
arg @'f eTseatd ~ One bc1 containing r.
P'i,s frequently tiiects cue, pric, | duia,.
Hs J'' Df Relics Aiiams'ic Pills No,
&c genuine saisf' Egsef' W 4 Conway'-Bs so,.
- rfeP~ ed ADD fold whoelale hv the
io'e P'oprleio', W T Conway, No 8, fremont
."ee'' bolton and retail ~ ipecrai appoint
,asnt ny Mr. stephen Paien. Ho3k.rllsr.
uroai'a; Babion, WIcafIe Gaouae Hal
owe -. Joel lliis, AuguGa w sew,l.
:, ~" oAnce' Bruniwick; Todd sa,o; Frcn.
Asn.e'nnk 1aPpzu, PosiiRis u d hur.z.
~na "A'ppie, kswburyp RI, and mois Drug.
gifts ana Bookleliers + ,sfoeta ,,,,...,,h.s
eu >, 'ne Y. D Stbs's a.'s Ma, Be Ia aA .Lsss
y';y s.s.sfI asa efortSsi I-e-..a5 IL. e.sss,-
Son"sy A-Ss a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
Sherif's Sale.

Taken BY Execution and will be Tered
for (ale at Public Ysndae, on the
fqventy ninth day Of January next,
A IL the Right in Equity of Redemption
~ that Robert Piumer of Windhzm, in the
county of Cumberland, has Of redeeming the
following deicrised mor,gaged Real Estate
viz. ffty acres Of Land 10 WIndham aforeiaid,
and 10 the northwesterIy half Of the hundred
acre lot numbered FIVE, in the first divilou of
hundred acre lots in faid WIndham, and is
divided from the other half of faid lot by a
line running through the middle of the fame
lengihway-scgether with the buildings and
privileges thereunto belonging Sale to be
on the premiies AZ tea O'Clock a. n.
DANIEL WATERHOUSE, d. Sheriff
Wmdbam, Dec %, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

Leonard & A. n. Crofs,
No s, Uaian Row, Rim, A.,
INFORM tie public thar they have I'M
received and opened for fa,e, a large aud
extentive sfortment OF
Wef-IndIa Gocds. Grcccrics, s-c.
AMONG WHICH ART
II bales Cotton--3pO Shocks
80 the.ts fcuchoDg Tea
Is boxes HAVANA brown and white Sugars
bids. West India Sugar
2 hhds Clsls Ware--Tum5lers q Decanters
80 quinial Pollock Fiji
10 boxes mons aud dipd Candles
lOoC 10 good Cheefe-50 hLds. Salt
Few caiks Ginger---iO barrels Beet
I.ifbon and Sherry Wine--20 bags Coffee
Rum--Mol a1es--Gin-Iron ShoveIs
Hollow Ware-Pot and Kettles
Iron Dogs large and q ali hzes
Floor Brulhes of large Gze
Corn Broorns-Cioth Lines-Bed Cords
shoe Brufhes-Olive Oil-Cinnamon
Afp;ce-- Pepper-Nutmegs- Writing Paper
Shaving Soap HALVES and Forks
Crznberrict-2 god, cd and Cd cur Nails
Poland Starch--Indigo = Herring Twlne
Powder and Shotf-Ciovss
dss. few ENGLISH GOODS, conLlf-
ing of charlottesville and fingIe dllto
Patent Cord-ligh, and dark Cord
Scarlet Petite Csolhs-Shear Muffin
White Cambria; Cotton ShaRis, tie tJe.
Psrfioad, Nv IS. (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
SNUFF = TOBACCO.

ClMON ELLIOT & CO of Boston would
- inform the inhabitants of the District of
Maine thai obey have lief, a, the Bookstore of
a. LYMAN & CO Esebasgs FRET Porfsns,
a conhgnmenr of their Snuff aud Tobacco OF
sie different descriptions, TO be fold by whole
faie or retail on tie best of terms Tneie ar
t'cles of their manufactory have not hereto
lore been ezienilveiy kaown or ufed IN lhi.
part OF The couatry-at the westward they
a-e generally acknowledged to be peculiarly
p'eslani. aud preferable 20 any other
Merchants IN the country are hereby IN
formed that they can be fuenifl,st a. the
above Bookstore on as good terms as ID Rlf
ton. Pkase % eaH ant zee Dec 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
REGISTERS FOR 1872.

JUST received and for fate by A LYMAN
& co I~,xranee BsnsiTg,. Exebsagt feet,
the Mafachu.etts Register for 1919, price
62t cents. They have ALTO just received a
Sarge addition 20 their former stock of Books
aud STATiosARr-smons he Book received
are iome recent valuable publications Han
nah More's celebrated treatise on practical
riery-WArts on the terms of christian CON-
munIon-A Caiechilm exhibiting in plain
and concite manner The icripture account Of
baptifm, by Reuben Emsrfen, price l. I cts.
School Books Of various kinds, &c. &C
N. B-soeisl Libraries can be well furnifh.
ed on the best terms. Dee 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
A RARE CHANCE.

THE fnbicriber having determined to c.ofe
his bulinefs ia saco, will eryofe for fale
a; public auction, on Tnefday he 5Ih day of
January 1912, at o'clock p. h--AlI his
Shop Furniture, Drugs, Meaicnes,
Paints, Dys-Styti. Beoks, Stallion
ary, 0c. &c. &c.
now in the fore occupied by him at Saco falls.
To comment on the eIcellency of the fland
will be uuneceGary. That no flore of the
kind iu the Province of Maine ia pofTeied OF
greater advan ages, than none has had more
extenlve trade than this is obv.ou. by the
many Physicians, Clo.hiers, Painters. and
Others who have long been in the habit Of
getting their fuPSIies here--and for perfon
who wifhes to eltablifh himfef in bu6nefs 70
eligible G;uAtion viii MOI be eallly obtained
n Leafs cf the Gore will be given for one
year, or longer # detired. An Inventory of
The whole may be examined at MIR. Clesves
tavern ten days previous TO the fale--7he
terms will be liberal and made known 1t the
tine aud p ace Of iale
S0es Dee 80 1911 VIM. TODD.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
FOR SALE.

THE two.nory Houfe next above the Brick
Houfe, bottom of Federal Rrees, accom-
mcdated with fuitable Our Houles SC. to.
gether with the land on which il is fiiuated.
Ago-A let of Land containing ten acres,
fituated 10 B:oad Cove, on Moole Ifland, with
two Dwelling Houles, Fiji Flakes, Ce there
on-very excellent fand for carrying Oh the
Fiji and Platter huGnefs PART Of faid Lot
is under good improvement and the rema a
der well wooded with mats fpars, &c. very
handy TO the ihore.
hls-A Store Giuated on Jeremiah Bur-
gins Whasf. 10 Eaitport /; moi convenient
Rand for buhnefs in the place. The whole or
part of iaid properly will be fold on a long
credit for good endorfed notes, on terms
highly advantageous 10 the purchaicr-For
particulars apply 20
lheophilus Slower.
Poyilani, No9 Is (tfI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
u ADVERTISEMENT

THE following abi.f26 Of letter from DR.,
William Todd to W i Conway, evinces
the hyperion efficacy and stilisy Of Dr. Refea
Botanical Drop Your Bo,anica Drops are
a mott excellent and certain Gu for All cnta-
neous eruptious" Saco, Aprl- us, ISL
Among the many cues lately performed hy
theie drops The following may rot Be unnter-
ehlng-A LADY of WaleHown was ie years
afflicted with eruptIons and icabs II over he
head, face, behind the ears and various paris
of the body, attended With mon soimen.ing
itch'ngs, hurnings and botches, and which
rendered her 10 uGpleaiant 10 herle.f that fhe
retuied company for IeveraI sonths--Iu his
truy dePlorsble fate fhe wa prevailed "a IL,
Try Or Relies Boanical Drops when u lie.
aitoniilment Of herielf and TAM The was
cured by taking bottles a boy Ieat Ham
over was covered with biles and ulcers fever.
al ct which had eat down 10 the ribs attend
ed with itchings, burnings and bloleAes, was
cured by iakIng bottles. A carpenter near
Bolton had hls arms covered with bies. aud
no iels than 48 on one arm, lore a. big a. n
pigeons egg, was cured by Bottle. ~ Tie
rrb-h Of ~ abvvs zvoe eaaGlessd iasrrGbs r.
lheie drops are radical cure for IAIt rheura,.
iePTeiyi icrofu a, tcuEvy, e.uplions, pimplef
faces, venerezl ssints, when mercury has fad.
ed, all impurities of the blood and Juices are
the be't lpnng and auumnal phyiic, aud may
be given TO chi!drea with pesfe9 iafesy.
price doiar. 81 hsat O.. gesSirs Eafeff Egnex
w 4 Conway b p5'faEiayt Prepa ed aud
fold wholelae by the fole proprietor, w a.
Conway, No 3, fremont Gree, Boaon, ana
retail by Mr. Stephen F4iten. Bookseller.
Portland; Bzblon, WilcafTet; DR.. ills, Az.
gufta; COodale, HallowelI; VIM SewaIi, Pol-
Offiee, b uniwick; Todd, saco; Capt. From,
kenneburs, Tapaan, PortfIEcu h Thomas
aad "hiPpie, Newburyport. and al mott
Druggfti and Booksellers Of retpeclabll,tv
Throughout the U ;. where may Il had ~.
HA"tsys 4eis5'af<i Pill, I.jsza.g Pa+v5e.J end
Crate. for venereat Complaints; Dr. Etlyss
A'trTafis FervaLf PiIl5 for obltTuaions and
which are equA y conducive 10 I've health Of
msrned ladies' EaIss ubsa P,eraaaf, at which
tune they suil not be taken, price 8 dollars.
d. Js66' celebrated Lsaiment. for rheumafifm.
oru'ies, ipsalns, itiffoeis ia the joints, &c the
leLei 10 immediate aad cure frequently in q
hours; BritIih Anuieptic Den frice which
not only renders black tresn white but cen.
munIcaEes 70 ne gums health and the breath
AtSlNAe lNeet-es R.v vs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

4 he fu5ferioer hereby give, pubic NOTICE
to zicorcerned tha, he has been duly an
pointed AID taken upon h;-nielf the truIl Of
adminillralor on the efia;e of
JOSEPH BLANEY HOOPER,
late of Por'Iaad, in the county of Cumber
laud Cooper. decesied by giving bond a. the
law direru He therefore requefls all perfons
who are indebted 20 the faid decealedrs eflate.
60 make immediate payment and thofc who
have any demsnda thseon 20 erbibi. the fame
60 JACOB MOVES.
De go 'sils (so)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

nFFER for fale. at No. 1, Central Row,
~ 100 bolts Ruff Duck--ioo do. Ravens
--I5o bsls. Pitch, Tar B Turpent,ne black
and bright varnifh -Linfeed, Sperm, Por-
poiie sT Whale Oil--40 caiks cut & wrought
Notwithstanding Paper iheet and bar Lead
-i5o dcz Salmon ADD Sewing Irvine
Deepfea, Cod and Log Lines philadelphia
Camboofes-brafs and wood Computes, with
fundry other articles, making complete AZ
fortment Of SHlP-CHANDLERY. -Cordage
fupPfled by the gang or imalIer quantity at
Ihe ihortest notice
ALso-Jusr received An adorment of
Wef-Ind.a Gosds, GrocerIes, DC.
al of which will be fold on liberal terms.
December 50
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
Book Binding u Stationary.

John PRATT, head of Exchange street.
j carries on the Book Biuding Bu6nefs, a.
ufuai in all its vari : branches Books Of
al descriptions bound in neat manner and
at the ihortest notice Back Cannon Boards
made aud repaired as above. On hand and
for fate, general afoument of Account
Books, School Books. and Stationary, which
he will fell a. low as can be bought eiewhere.
Farmers Lows and Glergymans ALTMAN
ACk5, and 40 Alignment of Story and Toy
Books, fuitabIe for New Years gft
Portland Der so
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
Z. GREELY,

Has fov seis, az No n, Lorg ETIrf
100 chefs Souchong Tea
- do Hyfon Skin
10 ba Is Cotton-iO.oOo VT. Coffee
hhds. Rum-2oo quinlaIs Flih
500 boxes Herring
200 boxes Soap
40 pieces RnfIia Shceting
400 bbls Mels, Ca%o No: \, 2 & 8 Beef
$50 bbls. Pork--2O0 hhds salt
20 bones Chocolate
CORDAGE, &c. Me-. l8.