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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-25
Latef f1m LD2n.

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Yeferday arrived here, ihiP Col
tBgmbia. Ifn8B!foRa n ealIs, FAM P22lRledgef
in the above vefel, reports, that
BADAJoz after an invcitment of a
days, - Of which was employed in
clofe firing, capitulated to the Eng
lhh on the 9th April he adds, that
the ahault of the breaches were re-
peatedly formed, and the walls fca-
led aud that the cattle was the frft
point carried. The killed and
wounded on the part of the French
was not entertained the prisoners
were from ITO 5000 the lofs Of
the Engliih was great, faid to be
1900 in killed and wounded, among
whom were 5 or 6 Generals, 8 or 7
Colonels ana comfortable number
of other officers during the Gege the
garrifon had blown up two mines.
Our next accounts from Lifbon, will
probably furniih the official particu-
lars CT this important event. Mr..
Wells alto reports, thar jut before he
failed, a report was in circulation,
that Gen. BalleGeros had on the 18th
April, iurpriied and taken the city Of
Seville.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-25
Up tIe a9aiIs.
INDIAN WAR.

ETtrart efG Leffer from az oGIcer effls
II. s. army d4Ied, YncenHea, .tltJa
24th, 1912
(" Last evening family consisting q
. man, his vile, and FIVE children, were
massaCred within six mites Or this Pia
by party Of Indj.ms-the man VS.
cruelty manglcd, and all scalPed r>ceP'
the youngest child, about four niCn,bs
old. a few day before, another fancy
were butchered within thirty mics o.
this town, ty those. saFagcs-~thc I...'.1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-25

1IOCD r OE A. EEH e q NIfTTVE
MAr VI, 1912.
Several petitions from PennElz,7-
MIA complaining Of the En15argo
LaqU and praying for its repeal,
were prelenred Mr.. LAcocK. as
ufual, moved that the further con
liberation Of them be pohponed un-
til the 18th July ii. {. t7v3 days after
the expiration Of The Law i when
alter debate, in which Col. Tall
MADGR took a fpirited part; this
lnfulring g0-bye, was adopted u 10
81.
Another memorial from PennEL-
Vania, deprecating Mar, and prav-
ing for the adoption OF fuch meat
ares as will tend to peace, wasread,
and ordered to lie upon the table.
TUESDAY, MAY 70, 1912.
Mr.. LITTLE presented memorial
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-25

.ual reGltance. Rights on the land,
be Obferved, ought to be maintained
by power on the land; and rights
on the ocean by power on the
ocean. He thought that our en-
gagement with the French govern
ment, after the treatment we had
fince received, ought TO be diiavowed,
The trade of France was not worth
notice. A repeal of the Non-lm-
portation law would bring more mon
ey into the treafury in fix months,
than the Propofrd internal tax would
in three years. The country had
never been half 10 prosperous flnce
the reltri6tive meafures as 1t had been
before under every foreign embar-
rahIment. Had it not been for them,
the loan would have been filled up.
Whatever treaty we might enter into
with France, he did not believe fhe
would adhere to it, unless We adopt
ed the Continental Syltem.
The quefion was then decided as
follows -
Far tberefeaI-MefIrs. Bayard, Da-
ma, German, Gilman, Goodrich,
Horiey, Pope, Worthington-S.
Agamf it--Mefrs. Anderson,
Bib, Campbell, (of TeaneOEe). Con-
dit, Crawford, Cults, Gailliard,
Gregg, Howell, RObinfon, Smith,
TAFT, Taylor, Turner and Varnum
-IS. SO The motion was loft.
[No quorum 4Va5 f9rmed on Wed1eC
day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-25
Ertra5 sf a letter from Liverb9i 18Th
RbriL

=" With refpea to the removal Of
the Orders in Council, we lcarcely
know what to fay-the Mniters
have certainly declared their determi-
nation 10 continue them but it is
now faid, that Lord Sidmouth, who
has Joined the Administration, has
doBe IL on the condition that theic
Orders fhouId be- 1iified or repeal
ed how far this may Be correct we
know not. but independent of this,
we think there is probability Of their
repeal from the voice Of the people
being RATED againa them. Petitions
for their removal have gone from
mott OF the manufacturing towns,
where the labouring clahes begin to
BE imorous.
"In London. the prices of wheat
and -four have again advanced above
th s,r former itandard."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-25
BOSTON, MAY IS.
Late4 90 Enclard.

I1VI.IE " -WE N -5lII7ll.
By an arrival at New Y ork from
England, London dates 10 April u,
have been received The mott im-
porrant part of their contents, relate
tween RulIia and France. On this
fubje6t, the following articles fufnj(b
the mott minute particulars -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-25

oi Ihonlas Sh.t.farl praying Il'I, fu-
vessel with tobacco, which b-u u-
driven INTO France, in disu,ss aud .v..
seized AID condemned, bot tht
afterwards having been restored totl.
owner was loaded and sailed fur H..i
more, and was Afterwards captured q.
the English, and condemned.
Mr.. WRIGHT moved lis commt.
ment, with instructions 10 the comm
tee to report bill for issuing Letters q
DI4rque md RctlIsaL
On motion O. Mr.. LITTLE the ne.
mortal was ordered 10 he On tur ".
bic.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-25
E.am al Wslaeta1y'. Csatiasl.

F.os .af WsiA5CAJs Cmtisd
The Briti{h April packet has arri
we'd in Halifax from England, and
brought accounts few days latef
The report is renewed that RuGia had
declared war againft France. We
fill difbtlievc il :-Ruf1ia will net be
the hrft to declare war. She will
maintain her independence, and if
invaded by the war dogs of Napoleon,
will defend her territory to the Ut
mott extremity-But we do not think
Bonaparte to be yet ready for feri-
Gus invalion of the Ruflan Empire.
1t is alto ftated that fcven fail of the
line and fourteen frigates, with troops
had failed from Portfmouth fer Hal
flax. We difcredit this alto. We
have paid attention to the fubie2 and
cannot find 70 late as the 10th Abril,
that any troops were embarking or
preparing to embark for America
We have only feen in one Of the pa
pers that dcpot of one of the regi-
ments now in Canada had been or
dered to join it. At the above date,
no extra naval preparations were ma
king in Portfmouth.
An Anltrian mefenger had arrived
in England from the continent ; and
though England was nominaly at war
with RulIia and Sweden, an Envoy
had recently been fent to both thole
courts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-25

prefentcd Parliament for the repeal
icf the Orders in Council, the admin
filtration did not appear dilpofed TO
grant the requef Of the petitioners,
OF 70 alter in any hape, the plans
they had adopted.
I Grain was very fcarce in Eng
land and the expectation of Rice
prohibited
No alteration had taken place in
the mental or bodily inhrmitles Of
the King.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-25
TUESDAY, MAY IL, 1872.

tuesday, MAY IL, 1912
MIR. PoPEs motion for the repeal
Of the NJ -I2tcrcou q Law, in conle
qnence Of the wanton aggrelIions of
france, and the execution Of her D.
crees on our Commerce, was taken
ul.
Mr.. G. w. CAMPBELL oppofed il.
lie was oPpofed to reracing feps-
was decidedly in favor Of Way, as the
only alternative whether the Hornet
brought good or bad news.
Mir Pope advocated his motion
with much AGILITY. He was for fub-
itituting a refttance by farce to a re-
tlitanee by refrIaiUe huS, and was
therefore in favor Of conciliating
the merchants who would have in
their power to make the mott effect.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-25
Gongrfss... First Dcffiott.

IL SENATE, MONDAY, MAY II.
THE Qsartsr-NqfeJ's department
bill IN additional Apbrobriqti97 bill !;
the Wsf Fl1riAa annex4fi20 bill and
the amy, and ordnance regulation
bills all paGed imaJured nages.
Adjourned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-25
5ntflligsntc.

Tie Following is an ex:raf from a
Paris paper. CTrczAafisn ]
CONSERVATIVE SENATE.
Sitting If tie rotb Narc5, 1872.
las ExceIlepcy the Duke Of BatTa-
no, Minifter Of Exterior Relations,
communicated the following Rrpcrt
20 ms NlajeRy the Emperor and
King
:. As long as the Britih Orders in
Council ih4ll not be Withdrawn, and
the principles recognized BY the Trea-
~ Of Utrecht towards Neutrals re-
itored in full force. the DEGREES
Of BERLIN and MILAN mutt CON-
TENUE towards thofe Powers who
- aall fufsr :heir Flags to be Denati97-
afzsd.
TIE ports Of the Continent 'mult
ret Be opened neither to thofe Dena-
4aafzcf Flags. nor 10 Englilh
-rMcrchaudile. . Il is u ~ that
the whole drfpofeable fce 80 Of France
fhould be distributed in fuch man
ner, as TO prevent the EHgliih Flag,
the DeaafionaEzed Flags, or thofe
conveyed by Englilh hips of war,
from landing"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-25

TUESDAY, MAY 70, 1912.
Mr., LITTLE presented q memorial
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21
Real Estate for SALE.

HANDSOMELY situated in Raymond on
the great road leading from Portland to
Brldgton, Bethel, Coos, &c. consistir Of
one Farm of 100 Acres with house and
barn and young orchard produced 50 tons
of English hay this year with agood psster
and is capable Of large improvement, another
new farm of 10 acres, 20 acres of which IS
interval, with IFS acres more Of unimproved
land, all adjoining together. Said land is Of
an excellent soil, so tons ofhay may be had
with and on the first mentioned Farm-Pay.
ment may be made easy, and may be sold
cheaper Than any land has been sold in the
Province Of Maine, that know Of For
further particulars enquire Of
Raymond, Sept. 81, 1912. j Nj. GAY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21

The New York Commercial Havertf-
ser Of the l 5th inst. contains an interes-
ting extract from Gen Moore, dated
Al Plattsburg the Wednesday preced-
ing--which states that Judge Hicks
had reached that place from Champlain,
on the lines, and informs that British
army consisting Of 1000 men were on
the march for PlausbuFg, where the
greatest part of the military stores and
q part of the army destined for the in
yasion of the Canadas, are.
Gen. Bloomfield had Just arrived
with 400 men, which makes the whole
American force amount to 1900.
Many Of the inhabitants were making
preparations to remove their families in
case Of attack.
Another account from Albany N. Y
states that an express had reached Gen
Dearborne's Camp, that the British
were 5000 strong and within 20 miles o
the lines.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21
~ FEMALE ACADEMY

THE subscriber would inform the nhsb
itants Of Portland and its vicinity, that lie
proposes opening q private Academy in
Portland, exclusively for the accommodation
and instruction Of young Lsdies. No pains
will be spared, that, both, by literary and
moral instruction, this institution may De
rendered useful and profitable 70 the Pupils.
Such system ofeducati0n will be pursued
as IS altogether practical and calculated TO
excite tondness for mental investigation s.
70 promote intellectual and moral improve
ment Il is proposed to commence the
school on monday the 5Jh Of October, in the
building lately occupied by Pfentiss lzcLieH
Esq as an office ia Middle Street. The
pnce OF tuition and other expenses g 90
per quarter. The number If Scholars not
to exceed thirty-fve. A Subscription paper
IS lodged al the Bookstore Of HYDE, LoRu
& Co. where those who may wish to sub
scribe are requested 10 call.
ASA LYMAN.
PyYtkdNd SPbfegl1Bey 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21

HozU unstable is POPULAR AhtIause
But few days since, with the democ
rats. Gen. Hull was the theme of universal
applause. The account Of his entrance into
Canada was headed
GLORY! GLeRY! =! GLORY!
and his French gasconading proclamation
was extolled TO the skies, and considered as
sufficient to " look dOzUH all opposition" But
Gen: Hull, in consequence Of his not being
provided with provisions, and force ade
qusle 10 the object, has been unfortunate
and now the very men and papers who were
lately SO loud in his praise, are loading him
with cdIumEy & abuse, calling him traitor and
coward. Mr.. Madison's paper, the Nation
al IntelIigencer, promises TO furnish " con.
elusive evidence" that the administration
are not to blame for the loss Of Detroit.
No doubt the hirelings of the sdministra-
sion can make up story that will lay all the
blame on Hubs shoulders.
MS WIN hS III NuC AuC Slic vi bOHA
parte-mske the General accountable for all
consequences, whether the administr alton
furnished him with adequate means or not ;
# unsuccessful hang him first and try him
afterwards If Hull has betrayed the trust
repose9 in him, why have not the Admins
tration published his official account Of the
progress, retreat and fall Of the North.
western Army }" SO long as this is sup.
pressed, it looks too much like prejudging
Hull, and an attempt to forestall publick O.
pinion, with view to hide the mismansge
nent or neglect on the part of administration.
II Hull can fairly be proved guilty, we say,
let him suffer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21
Il Seal Skin TrRnk, marked W,
z. and q Band BaRef.

CONTAINING the following articles Of
- Wearing Apparel, were put on board the
noop Ms1eaga, in Bolton, about tie fri of
Augua lstt, directed to the care Of Capt. Rv-
fss WeJs5uya, Portland II il expeaed they
were brought to this town, but delivered 20
the wrong perfon. Whoever will give infor-
nation OF hem llall he hsndlomeIy rewarded
Apply 10 RUFUS WA5HEURN.
The articles alluded 70 are, one fix Petite,
trimmed with black lace one white dimity
PeIIIe; one twilled cambria Habit; one white
lace muffin Gown one white muffin net
Gown one twiled cambria Gown trimmed
with yellow cord one green and While fix
ShambTa, one white * olive bingham Gown
one blue e white ditto; ore green and white
Calico; one pink and white Bingham one
purple and white Calico; one while lace Veil
one dozen white cotton Hole three pair OF
black wooden ditto three white dimity skirts
three white funnel do one piece OF Linen
marked nj X; number Of Caps and Hand
kerchef', with the fame marks /; ore Sable
T.ppet ;'one pair black waking Shoes one
pair purple kld SliPPers--w 4 lumber CE
other articles too numerous to be inherited.
SePfezber p
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21

Brigade Muster.

we shall always be among those who
will rejoice ar whatever shall add res
pectability and improvement to the mill
ia and under other circumstances,
ihan the present, the calling of this Bri-
gade together at Gorhan,, might be We
ny proper but the propIiety Of the
measure in the present state of things,
IS doubted by many, both officers and
soldiers, particularly of this regiment.
10 say nothing of the great trouble and
expense OF requiring the regiment to
attend the muster, at nearly an extreme
point OF the Brigade, it is by no means
proper 10 take from the town its whole
military force and march it to Gorham
70 do duty two days, when the town is
haDie' hourly TO be attacked by the ene-
my, who have powerful naval force in
me vicinity. Whilst there is possi.
Nihty OF attack, prudence would dictate
mat the protection should not for sin.
&c day be taken away. Why could
not all the purposes of inspecting and
Fe'ie"lng' be answered by regiments,
as well as brigade ? 1t would be reliev-
ing the militia from aburden and ex.
Pense which many Of them can iIlv AZ.
iord In these hard times.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21
Doctor John @. Thomas,

Of he Uzigfjty Of Mortesilirr, (Fra1reJ
u ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF
- Portland and the public, that he has
made his rsiidence at the houfe lately occupi.
ed by MIR Nathaniel Foldick, and intends
practifng PhyGc in this town
Doct T. pofefIes an Ointment celebrated
by the FRI Physicians in Paris, for its efficacy
10 the cure Of all complaints Of the eyes; and
10 thofe who have been long afflicted IL has
giJen great lrength Of 6ght-All venereaI
Tfeafes, wounds, Sc OF The mon delperate
nature win be cured perfectly and with the
utmost facility
- To thole who are unable 10 paw, "a
vice will be given grsluitonny
PefIgAS SEPT. q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21

frustrated the benevolent deaign, Be en-
treated 10 pause and consider, ifyou still
continue to support such characters. how
you can consistently, su1pIicate the Father
OF Mercies, 10 extend the knowledge Of the
Saviour to the ends Of the earth, and fiji the
world with the knowledge aftis glory, while
you are doing all in your bower 70 prevent
his granting you gracions answer Of peace :
Suffer not these reflections TO be stiHed BY
the heat ofparty spirit. Say not they are
dictated by political zeal but be entreated
by christian brother (whose duty il is to
admonish you) to ponder the path Of your
feet, and seriously to consider and learn
from the word Of cod, what is YOUR duty TO
your divine master, to your country, IN this
hour Of perPleXity and trouble, 10 yourselves
and TO your posterity, which will be visited
with the iniquIties OF their fathers, or expe.
rlence the tender nercies Of God. IS YOU
do not, or do manifest your attachment "a
Him For it you should be the unhappy in.
struments of overrunDing your land, with
| French infdelity, your unborn offspring must
suffer- while on the other hand. ifyou DER.
form your duty, & boldly stand forth, on the
Lords side, you may confidently hope, and
trust, that He will SOt forsake your chi.
dren after you. CHRISTIANS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21
EVENING SCHOOL.

THE Subscribers commenced their Eve.
ming School, at tile North School house the
i4th inst. where all the common branches OF
education are taught for four dollars quar-.
ter, including candies, pens &c. One dollsr
m.advance. Navigation, Surveying, Men
sura'ion, Geography, Book keeping and
Rockwell's y stem Of Pehmsnship taught Is
usual ROYAL GURLEY,
NICHOL S LORlNG.
Portland, September 81, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21
.AIMLAIDAR NOCIETY

THE Members Of The AMINIDAB So.
GETTY, are directed TO meet at the Mosque
(formerly the Cardinals Long Room on
Thursday next, at o'clock P M.-By order
u the THREE TAIL'D BAsHAw
TEKELI. O. and Secretary
9Th month, l9th day. 58l2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21
CUMBERLAND BANK,

THE subscribers. appointed BY the Direc.
tors OF Cumberland Bank, hereby notify the
Stockholders Of said Bank, to meet in the
chambers over Maine Bank, on Monday the
5th day ofOctober next, al 2 O'Clock, p. NJ
for the choice Of nine Directors for he year
ensuing, and 70 transact any other business
which may come before them.
ISAAC ILSLEY,
ASA CLAP,
SAMUEL. TRASK.
Portland, Sept 81, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21
he General Court Of Massachusetts
stands adjourned, 10 meet the Cd We'd
nesday Of October (l4th day.
-H0re good fruits Ola NaUy

The Y 5. frigate Essex, Can't. Por.
ter, has arrived in the Delaware, after >
cruise OF 90 days, during which time,
she has captured the British shin Of
war Alert. capt. Laugharne, oftwentv
is carroRades and $50 men and mer.
chant vessels, 2 81 which she burnt, he.
ing IN ballast, reasoned and manned
8, two OF which have arrived. UDon
the pleasing intelligence, The Editor of
tae Y. ). Gazette Justly remarks
The above successful cruise affords
another proof of the fact, that the
strength and glory of the United States
consists IN NAVAL PoRcE :-end haf
not the Federal administration been =.
moved in 1900, the United States would
have had at this moment fleets and
squadrons of Men Of Kar and fripates,
which would have made her feared as
Wei as respected on the ocean,"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21

THE Anniversary Of this Society win De
celebrated AZ Hebron Academy, on We'd
nelday, l4ih October next At 40 o'clock
A. NJ Brother D. CUsHMAH, will pronounce
an Grafton.
mo WATERMAN, JUN. Sss'y
N. B-The Exhibition Of the Academy will
Be in the afternoon. SsST2l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21

The Meeting Of The General Court Fol
passage, having the best Of accommoda
tiuns. apply 10 the Master on bosrd. or a
No. Is, Union Wharf Sept "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21
II yoke q stray Oxen

.Ayoke q stray Oren.
CAME into the enclosure Of the subscri-
Der On the Sd inst. about 9yesrs Of age--one
OF which is black and the other brindle
The owner is desired to prove properly, paw
charges and take them away Apply TO \
WILLIAM COBB.
Falmouth, Sept. q, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21

n B.-The stockholders are reminded
that the first installment, Of Is dolls on each
share, agreeable to the act ofincorporation
10 be paid IN, on the first day of Oct mex,
which will be received at the chambers over
Maine Bank, on said day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21

NyANfED a convenient LWELLTNG-
~ HOUSE, fuitable for a inaall family ia
a central parrot the town, for which mod
crate rent will be promptly paid Enquire az
the Gazette office 4w Sept "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21
IAird ConeressionaE Dietrict.

Third Congressional District.
AT a convention Of Delegates from
the Friends Of Peace in the towns CON-
posing the third Congressional District
IN Maine, al Durham, Sept 18th, for
the purpose Of selecting suitable can
didate to recommend to the Electors OF
this District for the next Representa-
tive 10 Congress, PELEc CHANDLER,
Esq. was chosen Chairman, and HENRY
PUTNAM, Esq Secretary. 1t was voted
unanimously to support
SAMUEL DAVIS, ESQ.
Of Bath, and to use all fair and honora.
bic means to insure his election And
the friends Of peace, commerce and
agriculture, are earnestly solicited tc
unite their eXertions to elect Mr.. DA.
Wis ; whose character as man and !
patriot, and whose deep interest in nav
lgaIlon are sure pledges of unceasing
eXertlon TO restore the blessings o.
peace, harmony and prosperity to oul
impoverished and suffering country.
Voted, that this notice be published
in the Portland Gazette.
PELEG CHANDLER, Chairman
HENRY PUTNAM, Secretary.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the fubfcri-
: Der has been duly appointed adminiGrs-
tor on the enzie of
JOHN CUREEY,
late of Bath, il the county Of Lincoln, decealt
ed, and has taken upon hinfeif thar rua nv
giving bonds a. the law dirscts. AID al per-
ions having demands upon the efiaie of lie
fsid John Cnruey, are reaneliei 10 eIhibif TIE
fame, and al perfons indebted 70 the ellals.
are called aPon 10 make payment 10
DAVID GURNEY, A-~iriarsfsr.
Bail, dEgsS ~, 1919,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21
American Manufactured Goods

American Manufactured Goods
No. Y, E1ggsy'r- Row.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for dlny t. Brorua,
J Of Providence, who keep him conilantly
fuppliedfrom their long known and well III.
tabliihed Factory az Pawtucket, with q gen.
eral sHortment Of
american Cotton G0odr,
CONSULTING o.
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
2 & threaded white * cOior'd SrockinR Yzra
White and colored iewing cottons
Shirtings- Sheetings- -CAsSks--stripes
Ginghams-Chambrays-Bed Ticking, &c.
~ ShopkeePers IN town and country aud
people n general who with 20 furnifh them
ielves with the above articles, viii be Iup-
piled az rhe Factory prices.