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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
EI.EAZAR WYER
G0ldlmitb and T1fe40eller, Exchange
Street. Portland,

INFORMS hs friends and the public that he
has JUL received general ailortment Of
goods, among which are,
Cornealian and gold Ear Knobs and Drops,
Of The newell fafhion Ear Hoops, &c Cor
nelian and Gold Watch Keys; plated CaIlors
aud Candlellicks; Britannia Tea, Sugar. and
Cream Pots Miniature FRI sizes.
n good o5o,fnsHt #
PeRknives, Razors, Settlers, Turtle Shell and
other drefing Combs; variety Of JaPan'd
Ware; poiihed Tin Coffee Pots, &c. &c 70
ge.her with every article his line which will
b fold a, cheap a eliewhere.
He alto continues the different branches az
his protection with promPtnels. Any work
made 70 order at the fhorte1 notice. Work
faithfully repaired with defpatch ard every
favor gratefully acknowledged.
NIB Country Traders will be fEpPied
with Good. at a liberal diicount.
June 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
June |


10 Men J PatJ2tyW, Courage
and Enterprise.
Z VERY able bodied man, from The age of
~ 8 to IS years, who fhall be entitled for
the Army of the United States for the term
OF five years, will be paid bounty Of
SIXTEEN DOLLARS
in addition II their Roti5aJ, iioHtbly pay and
C!sgiEiag and whenever he fhall have lerved
the term for which lie eaii0cd, and Obtained
an honorable diicharge, Eating that he had
faithfully performed his duty wh,li in lervic
he thall be allowed and paid in addition 10
the afOrelsid bounty Three u ribs pay and
100 AcYe5 Of Land ;
and IN cafe he fhcu'd he killed ia action or
die ID the fervice, THY heirs ari representatives
will be entitled to laid three months gay and
one hundred and Gyty acres Of Land 70 be de-
Ggna,ed, fUrveyed, and laid CT, At the pubic
eKpenoe.
~ Healthy, active boys between fourteen
and eighteen years Of age will be aceep' ed
provided they will bring The content in wri-
ting, from their parents or guardians,
e. a Rendezvous j. opened IN the cham.
bers over No 0 HIymHE.t Rovg il PORT
LAND, where All who are dehrous Of enter
ing tie United States lervice TO defenC
ant iuppor5 their country, may have An oP
portuu,ty by immediate application
LOGMUEL BRADFORD,
C48!au 9ab Resiafaf Isfaatry, U 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06

Il H3gje to Sell On Exchanges,
A LARGE and convenient Dwelling HouCe
"A very pleafantly ituated in Haverhill,
MATS commanding 4 prOlpe6 Of the Town
sad of Merrimack River, laid houle is two
lorie5 high has fix rooms on the floor and fix
.odging chambers, and al excellent well of wa
te, in the boufe luitabe for wafhIng x never
fails. Has 80 eEceILent Garden connected with
the houCs with pieaty Of fruit trees, Cour-
ant Buihes &c.
Tie above & u2ton will be fold at a reju-
ced price, aud one half would be taken in w.
/ Goods-or would be exchanged for houle
in Portland For further particulars Enquire
of JUSTIN KENT,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06

HALE or the corner Houlc i.uated on the
corners Of Federal ard King freet, together
with lmall lhoP and largo barn capable Of
holding tons Of hay alof;, lituated on King
lfreet-The barn is well calculated for a Gable
aud is in an eligible Gtuaton--AJo, one half of
athree-Gory houfe in Federal ltreet, next door
above the ore hrf deicribed Terms coufor-
ma5le q ne timer For particulars, inquire Of
THEOPHILUS SLOWER
T,re TtH
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
JOSHUA SHAW,
SIETSON LOBDELL.


Valuable ERatc f0r Sale,
Situated in Falmouth, between thetwo Roads
RAINING from S;roudwater Bridge to Burton,
only FIVE miles fiom Portland. coniIfing ola
bout two hundred and twenty Eve acres Of as
good land as any in the Country, under good
Improvement, well propOriioned in tillage,
moving, paRuring, ard woodland, with Two
Barns thereon almof new, that will hold near
" one hundred tons Of hay a well Of good wa
ter, punsp and other cCEveniencet IN the barn
yard for watering cattle. said farm Is well
waiered, and would make two exceleu, fatrls
a. II fronts each Of the aforelaid Roads-Il'o
all the lock, aud farming u;enhls, necehary for
carrying on laid farm, will be fold with It, if
agreeable 10 the purch7ier.
For further particulars enquire Of ADAM
SLOAN living on the prenliles or ALEAAN-
DER BARR, OF NorfhyarmOuth.
falmouth Juue 22, 1879.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06

large afortment OF Blanchards celebr2-
a Ted SrEEL SPsING IEUssEs, q All mes
which for u;hlY aud convenience exceed any
now il ute, are kept constantly for Tale hy
Benjamin Butman'
Er.B7rr. F,s.,. Portlaz4, Aprj q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
BATH BOOKSTORE.

- n II DUN - OlALs
IN LILLIAN HYDE e co have Jun re-.
ceived and for GaIe at their Book Store,
TWO doors South Of the Pon Office, large
additional fupply Of
B01kS y Stationary,
making complete alortment among which
are the works of Rev. Dr. Belamy, 8 vols svo /;
Dr. BuCkanans works, Armlfrongs enlarged
edition; Sacramento Selections Practical
Piety, Harvieg COMMUNICATE, Companion,
Waits Oh Communion, Healing Waters Of Ba-
theida, new Sermon by Dr. Buchanan, tJ'c.
TIC COMPETING .moR every new and inter
citing work publIihed il New England. AL
10, Paper Of various kinds and prices by the
fesm or lefs quantity, Quilts, Inkllands, Ink
powder, Sa;es Waters, Pocket BOOKS by the
dozen or fng.e. Lead Pencils, d. awiug' Paper,
Paint BO1es Hair Pencils, and every other
kird of Stationary articles Wehler Spelling
Book, Lyman American Reader, and Emer-
f1n'a EvanEc CA Primer ~ the hundred d0z.
or Gngle, ~ kind. Of School Book by thc doz
N Jingle, with which ichoCls and traders in
;own and country can he furnilhed On a. good
e7m. as can be had in Bottom, Portland or
efewheIe,
or fnge Indeihle Ink for drawing aud mark
iuE On liueus cottons. tgf with pea, warran
ted 70 be q good al lean 4. any ever uicd It
will make the inell HAIR itroke and not iprcad
in the lean Drawing may BE- executed with
this ink 90 foe linen or COTTON cloths in the
moll elegant manner. Perlons are respectfully
invited to procure and try It, and if 1t does
not prove al good as is reprelented, they may
return il and receive their money again.
B0ok Binding
I'D all its branches executed on good terms. aud
ID the bea and moll elegant manner. Blank
Books ofevery description constantly Cd band
or made on ihort notice In every branch Of
their buhneis they will pofiEive.y givs as good
termsto thofe who favor them with their cuff
tom as can be had at any other BookGo-e IN
New England. They gratefully acknowledge
The encouragement they have received Gnce
they commenced buGuels aud respectfully foil
cir future patronage.
Bath, June 20, 1872
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
WILLIAM < s. HASKELL,

WILLIAM y NJ. III AOA Ed,
INFORMS their friends and the Public that
they have Removed from Free itreet -
their New ) ore IN Back llreet, near the Court
Houie-where they have on hand variety
OF Cabine, Furniture-which they offer Tor
(aie on reaConabe terms-They acknowledge
pa1 favors aud follCit continuance OF the
fame. Every attention 70 cultomers 10 the
above branch Of buhuels, will be Punttuaily
attended 10.
w. * s II Return their thank 20 the
public for heir liberal ahilsnce, which they
have received with gratitude.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA

10 ~ LIN - N~A<N(A IL LIZ u
NOV pu5liihing al Philadelphia, and lub.
II Gcriptions resolved BY HYDE, LORD 4
co Portland, The frit American edition Of ID.
Ne7V EdiH6arg Encyclopedia.
This work will contain lie principal matter
contained IN former EncycIoPa las and Al Y
Is 20 be comprized in ~ vnumes quarto, X
will undoubtedly be preferable 10 any before
publiihed y :Af volume will be Puol nJ
every 8 months. The piice SO dolls. h-
each half volume, payable on IS delivery.
Nearly the Whole number printed are 4lres.
az lubfcrbed for The fra volume III rpceiv.
Cd and ready Tor iubicrihers. Tgse aG
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
C0-bartner)bib Formed.

C0-bartnsrlbib Formed.
THE fub(csibers would Inform their Friends
and cullomers thai they have formed a
connection 10 the
B0ot u Sh0e- Making ByFHGG,
Under the firm Of
M'INIIEK ~ FIELD
AT tie fign Of the Boot nearly oppoGte the
Maine Bank, Exchange nreS, Portland
where GentIemen's Boots and Shoss-AIfo,
Ladies Shoes of every Description are made at
the lhorteR notice ia faithful aud workman
ike manner.
On hand general anortmeat Of Gentle
mems BOOTS and SHOES-LlkewifeL Ladies
Miles and Children's Shoes Of every deicrip-
tion. ALTO 600 pair Morocco Shoes Of which
Traders in general can be iuPPhed on reafon-
able terms.
Iult received from the Factory az Charler
town, 80 doz Morocco and Kid Skins, of Va
riOus colours which will be fold az cheap as
can he had al the Factory Cultomers will
pleale & call aud examine for themlelves
" BIN INTER * FIELD, Flarer them
felves Chat by long experience in the above
bufnels they can give genera tatisfaction to
all thole who may favor them with their com
msnds, q allure hem he ltriclel attention will
be paid to cu1omers and every favor CRATE
fully acknowledged
STEPHEN M'INTIER.
7Ezs rs. STEPHEN FIELD.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
AT S. Patterns BOOKSTORE,

AT S. Patterns BOOKSTORE,
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLERs. the
leading Prize in the Grand Harvard Cot
leEe Lottery, may be had fer the fmall fun
of D 5 The fa!es of Tickets in this clals
have been 70 rapid, that it will draw a month
earlier than the time appointed.
A few Undrawn Quarters IN the DiKvirls
The high Prize Of D 10000 will be drawn
this afternoon
n. B.-Iit aud I'd part of the 18Th volume
Ree't Cyelopeda il rsreived-the 1T pan Of
h vol is expected in a few days Sublcri
bers will have the goodneis to call and take
their numbers 7vHe %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
GEORGE CLARK,

INFORMS the public 'hat he continues 20
carry on the
Cabinet Making BzfHeG,
a. his mop, head Of Exchange street, ne'T'y
op,of,e Mr. Robert Boyd, Gore where he
ha' confiantIy for laIe variety e FVFN1-
TURE. made Of coed materials and II 2 iafLh-
ial ard fashionable manner, @ realonSOie
terms.
WANTED 70 PURCHASE,
A Quantity of feaConed Birch JoIcE a
BO4RDS--to pay in Furniture or cam =
offered lpon of'''"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
DOMESTIC


R9Vin2 and Spinning Machine.
ri HIS very important add ufefa invention
A for Rowing aud Spinning Cotton and
Wool, has been Iecu ed To the iubicriber. by
Leuers Parent As Itls impotlible 20 give an
adequate idea Of machinery by description Il
may be luficient 10 fate that the Machine J.
very imple 10 its contribution and operations,
and not more liable 10 be pa. cut Of repair
than common fpinniug wheel and may be
repaired by any ordinary mechanic Ii will
occupy about the fame room as a bed child
may learn 10 a ihort time TO (Iin from "A 70
IS ikeius in day, with machine Of Twelve
ipindIes they may, however, be incresfed to
any delred number The yarn may be lpuu 10
any required fze and that fze Preferved with
great eEaaaefs u a Perfon wiihes q sfcer-
taiu the profits ola Machine of 4 2 lpndles be
NAV calculate
Spinning IN the ulual way,
400 tseins a; 3 {. Is
With he Machine. This will
require 10 days labor At 2 33
Balance il favour Of the
Machine p II az
Thisis however a high climate fer womeL's
work therefore a family who manufacture
100 yards Of wooden cloth in a year, would
fave about twenty .oHars
The lubGc~ibcrs have seceived from the
Pateutee AZ Alignment of"i the full and ezcu-
livs right oi making, ulnG, and vending -
nert LIZ IRE lf the above Machine ID the
DrRrict u Maine and 0ae Of Nadachuietts
Ferions wilhgg % purcaate may fee q
Machine sad learn the terms, by application
TO ,he fubicrihers No. /, Mu0ey's Row
Portland Leters mutt he PA paid or 1hey
will nor be attended io-AI perGons are eau
TONED againd uGng the faid Machine within
the above Dlrict, a. We wall prefecture every
offender with The utmal rigor uf The law
a generous reward WI be given to any petion
who wIA give Us information ct treipstler'
apon Tie Patent, 20 that a conviction may be
had
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
W. I. G55di, lToterisL &c.


TTAs iua received and now offers for Tale
( 1 / al he Gore head OF Green ltTeet' A al
d;uonal aHortment Of
NET Indi1 Gods, Gr1ccTtfj, &c.
AMONG WHICH AEE--
C0guiac Brandy Preierve'
holland Gin Wirdlor * bar Soap
american ID. Waihbzlls-Starch
Old Jamaica Spirits mouId & dip't Candles
| St. CrOix and Antigua SPermaoeu %
Rum: " L do Spermaceti Oil
Madeira, Sherry, LII Table Salt
bon. Port, Vidonia Entry Mats
* Malaga WINES Floor Bruihes
1nniieed- Cordials Brooms-sieves
| Y der VINEGAR Iudgo-Sslt Peter
B5ttleL CIDER Ink Powder
Hylon, Young Hyfon, SPICE BIJers
Hylon sk,a, Sou Powder, Shott and
chong and Bohea FlInts
Teas Log Wood
Loaf Lump, India, Red wood
Havana white and Fuaic-Allum
brown, and Wei pperais--5uPh er
India sugars Rol brImitone
Welchs No | and 2 Cotton and wool
Choc0lats Cards-Fiour
Chocolate shells Corn--Rye * Whe7t
Elce- GTOuud 10 CitaT FOl x D6Sou
PePPer-Ground do Codee-Molaites
Ginger-Pimeato Sd, Cd, l0d and 2Od
| Boz and calz Railns Nails
Turkey Figs Bees Wax
| Caraway Seed Ba6ery Taow
Canary do-Eutmegs Cotton and Cotton
Cloves-Cinnamon Yau--Rock Salt
Citron--Cailia Rotten Stone
Engiifh Muilard Ouer--Stone Jugs
Cayenne Oat Meal Tumblers -Cheele
Pearl Barly Indian and Rye Meal
Currants White Beans
Jordan Almonds Sythes-Sythesneaths
riIOeTts-Caifup Hoes FIlh--Cha
GuaVe Geliey Shoe Brulhes
Capers--O,lve Oil Black Bail, &c &c
The above Goods are Of the frf quality
snd viii be fold on Reasonable terms
Nay Is. OD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
BEN JAMIN BUIMAN.
EXCHANGE sTREET,
HAS jun received freih fupply of
Il DRUGGS q MEDICINES
Paints, DYE STUFFS, a.


A7o4g zrtib az tbt JeiloTujsg, viz
True Anderion's PilIs-Hoopers do,-Cal
omel- Cantharides-- Gator Powered Red
Bark-Gum Opium Camphor- Camboge-
Tragacnth-ShavedI ling lals-Londou Lanee,s
Oil Anile-do PEPPERMINT Powdered
Ipecac-- turkey Observation-Disclosures.
ian-E6ential Sail of Lemon-Colts foot
Lozenges-Jesuit Drops-Harlem Oil Sc.
Linleed Oil bold and un6oid-epiln
Turpennne-Copa. Varniih--Japan for dry
tog Powdered Lithsrge-Gum CopaI--do
ShelIac-- Ground and uRground Pant Bruhs,
White Waih do SAN 1'ools--CamsIs
Hair Pencils-Sand Paper-Cold and Silver
Leaf-Giafs tuitable for Clock Faces-Coch.
nsaI-Roman VitriOl--Tndigo Alum Cop
perafs-Ground Logwood-do, Redwood
Nader, &c. &c
"A few Cafks Red Lead
R5r Pot and Pearl alhes conhanuy for faIe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06

Drohs " Comfort 20 fte Couacrit,s..
This unfortunate class Of citizens ar,
informed that tie first legal talents have
been consulted. and THAT alter flll e&
animation 3! The federal and state con
s,uuLons, il is concluded that The mill
tia cannot ~ commanded but through
The channel Of the Executive Of The
COumonweaith.-Rrhevfory.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06

ErtrGct Of a ietter from .ReTg fo-k,
Jlne 26th.
AT least nine tenths of the people
Of this state are opposed to the war with
England-We look to New England
for our salvation-The people here
have made up their minds TO meet the
crisis with frmDess and resolution /; the
puhhck spirit is not much depressed +;
i will pretty certainly eyentuate ID a
speedy change Of rul1ts"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
FRESH FLOUR.

~ EZEklAH WlNSLOW has Jun received
and for lale a No. 5 Long Wharf,
534 bbls Super6ne Flour
4 bbls. Fine do
90 half bbs Superlinc do.
n. The above Flour is warranted TO be
Of the iIrit quality. June 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06

WILLIAM GODDARD,
HAS for tate IS tons Of SWEDES IRON,
4 spsHgfl,feR, hat and iqusre bars.
I59--A few ions FAGGO IRON, fla
AM square az fo.HIas, Dte
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
SOLOMON BOYCk,

CONTINUES 10 receive additional abort
- ments of
AMERICAN COTTON GOODS,
from the Factory Of WukinCon, Greene & 90.
near Providence r. I'D ConGiting Of Cling
hams, Stripes, Checks, Shifting, Sheetugi Bed.
ticking, Single yarn for Warp, and 3 threA-
ded white and cOloured Stocking yarn, white
and Cooured Sewing Cotton, &c TIC.
Thele goods being from one Of the oldeR
and ben ellsbilhed Factories in America, are
at leaf of equal quality to any made in thb
country-Shopkeepers and Others can be lup.
piled at the Factory prices.
EEcbg-ps Gresf PgyfL1Hd, 6 no. 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06

NOTICE \. hereby given thar The fuhfcri-
~ Der has Seen duly appointed, Adminiiira
trix, on the ella.e of
ELIJAH ELDER,
lac Of Portland A1e-chaa,, deceated In;eaa'e.
And has given bond as Tie law d'rect' All
perfons having any Jun d'emlnd, ag4inlt fad
elate are re1ueaed a. prelent the iame ~ The
fubrcriber for adjHtnenr and who are In
any manner indeD-ed 70 fad e.tate are requel-
ted 70 make imned. ate p2vincnl 70
ELEANOR ELDER, A4niaDraf'i<.
June q, 1872.
P s Unlels the demands due iaid eRaie
are adiuHed and paid withou; delay they will
be letE viii Dudley I i'd Fig for collection.
ELEANOR ELDER, 197ainj4r4triz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
American Manufactured Goods

American Manufactured Goods
10. z, Mygsy'l- Rsvy.
TOSEPH POPE, agent for ding q Byous,
:. of Providence, who keep HIM conltantlY
fupplied.from their long known aud we'll ef
tabliihed Factory at Pawtucket, with a gen.
eral aforIment Of
american Cotton Goods,
coNsIsTING OF
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
* threaded white & cUlord Stocking Yarn
White and coored fewing Cottons
Shirtings -Sheetngs-C hecks-S;riPes
Gnghams-Chambrays-Bed Ticking, &c.
~ ohopkeePers IN town and country aud
people in general who with 10 furuilh them
leves with the abofe articles, will be iup-
piled At the Factory prices.
Aaron Stamford ~ Tbs Warren,
u ESPFCTFULLY inform their friends ard
acquaintance that they have entered into
PArtnerlk;P under The firm Of
STANFORD 4 WARREN,
and commenced bu6neis a the fore formerly
occupied by Mr. ToBr Blrsli, head q Irgra-
ba7a'r Wba!f where they offer for Gale gs1-
erai aGortment Of
WeF-Lndiq Goods, Groccrie5, 81.
Which are Of The hrlt quality and will be
fold on rea(onable terms.
% Sbip' Stores put up at the (59rt-
ct n9tice. (dl Feb. 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
TAKEN UP,

DY the luhicriheF, in FaImou b, near the
) lower Prelumplcot Bridge, a Red COW,
with whis face and all, aoou fix years old.
The owner is deired 70 prove properly, pay
charges, and take her away Enquire Of
JONATHAN KNIGHT.
7ghs 20, 1912 t29y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06

5000 b. Coffee; 100 Boxes Bottled Cider, Of
the frit Quality SD bbi. Cider, fuItabie for
table z ID pipes Cider Vinegar, Io bbls
Strong Beer; ID GTocc Bottled P0rteri Cut
Nails 81 dia'eren, fzes by Tie pound q caik !;
Nail D.z.es; Spike aud Deck Nail Rods (;
Scytbc ard Scythe SnesJhs; Shovel; Hoes
an aGorlment of Jacklon EarJhern ware,
ConGaing Of Pots. Jugs, Flower Pots Flower
Urns, Wah Ba6nss Pitchers, IL. 50 Quin
Its firm quality Dun Fin 81 do Coz Do !
5O do Pollock Do; few dozen warranted Axes
siafs Sole Leather, 100 Groce Corks Kegs
VuEtnia Tobacco
The above goods are of the 6ra Quality aud
will be fold Oh rezionabie terms
June !, ISI2 (JQ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06

TTAs Jun received and now offers Tor ia.e
Al he (sore, head OF Green lireet, Al ad-
d.uonal aA'ortment Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-06
w. !. Goods and Groceries.

NATHANIEL DANA, has Jun received a
IN freih fuppY Of
w. T. GOODS y GROCERIES,
which he offers for lale at his Store,
Xir51an5 Building, PREBLE PLACE,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-07
Fr:u the E.S.o1 Gazette.
CHOICE OF \ PRESIDENT

In Te.iVHlng tie acts OF our two last
administrations, tie most obvious ica-
ture tn. present Itseifto our notice, is
totally oh.hoSite sg@iem II foIitics TO that
7?htct t:fs he rae of conduct laid down
~ !hsir Iirsdeesssrrs, and II which II
may be ADDED, &c are indebted for all
the prosperity ever enjoyed By our
country. Ever since this deuiat,on from
what ma cmpAalicaiiy be Called the
Harrington heGcy,i, is within tie know
ledge OF the most Ignorant and careless
observers, thal our public concerns have
been rapidly going TO ruin, until at last
We are almost 5ansrup:s in fortune AID
in Eme. The most ignorant end care
lie Know this; for V no does nos feel
the g,ll:rs pressure Of tie times in his
own private affairs? Are not the rich
becoming poor; and are net IN poor
becoming absolutely destitute Do Mt
the rich ina their houses and lands Ia
pldly decreasi!s in value, and 90 Tot the
poor find ,ths necessaries Of life, cloath.
ing and food, daily isere0sing in price /?
Every man feels and knows that this is
true, however stndiousiy the causes of
such calamities NAV be kept out of sight
or misrepresented BY their authors.
There is melancholy pleasure in
looking back to the times Of the federal
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-07
LONDON, Aug. Is.

The arrivals FROM the Russian ar
my are frequent. and happily enable
rs TO detect the falschoods of the
French Bulletins almost as soon as
We receive them. We are now in
possession Of Russian accounts to the
date Of the last French Bulletin.
They confirm one piece Of intcIIi-
gence which We shall mention before
We proceed to the operations that
preceded ii. Prince Bagraiion bss
effected his junction with the main
army. His whole march from the
frontiers of the Paiatinate crTrccki
TO the Dwina was series ofacticns
and successes. Romanow and Ma
hilow will long be remembered by
the erem,-At the first place, on
the 10Th oc Jul Y, gen. Platow, who
covered the march Of Bagration with
his Cossacks. was attacked by seven
regiments Of French cavalry. which
he defeated and pursued to a great
distance. Two Of the regiments
were totally destroyed. At Mohi-
To-, Bagration was attacked by the
whole Of Davcust's cavalry and a
large body OF infantry. An obstinate
battle ensued. which Terminated in
tie complete defeat Ct tie enemy,
who left between and 6COO on the
Eeld-kad 1900 taken prisoners. in
Guiding between 30 and 60 staff Of
fcers. The French artillery was
also taken. The enemy seem to
have Eeen heartily tired Of making
any further attempts TO impede Ia
gration's march, which from Mobile
to the DWina, appears to have been
executed without difficulty. This
success OF Basration, who il must
he confessed seemed to be in the
greatest danger from his long dis
lance from the main army. and from
The manner in which BonapaFte
spread himself from the Villa to the
EcreZyna, has caused universal ex
ultaton. AT Riga and other places
lie Deum was sung, and there were
rejoicings and Examinations.
The Russian bulletins confirm al
so the repuise of the enemy in their
attack upon tue tete-de-pont of Du-
laburg on the 18th and 14th uIt. Ii
will &c reeolleeted that the sth