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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08
SAVANNAH. Sept. 2i.

Aletter from a gentleman at st.
MaD's. to another in this city. dated
the 10th inst. affords the following
Information
"Captaia Williams, OF the U. ).
Army, marched a few days ago,
with party of q, including h'm-
self, from Col. Smyth's eneamP-
ment. with two Wagons, for 81.
Johns river. for provisions. When
he got withia abeut twelve mics OF
St. Johns an ambuseading party
|of Indians and ******. (ahout Sc
fenty in number) attacked him anu
Killed one man and a sergeant OF the
U. s. army. and wounded six MORE
among when was captain Williams,
who received seven wounds-three
through one hand, and the rest IN
his leg.
" With this little band, he made
oat to get to swamp, about 200
yards distance. leaving his Wagons.
NE there made stand. and fought
ah'ii the ammunition was expended
." Doth sides. On the approach oil
the enemy, with tomahawks, Capt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08

The ship had a man killed during the
action, none wounded the Comets
forenast was wounded by a shot from
the John. Sine has taken about go Prl-
sohers, great part of whom are on
board CAME into the bay the night be-
fore last, saw no cruizers on the coast,
or any thing in the bay. On the 9Th OF
September, boarded schr. Resolution,
Inns y, off Cape Sable, from Boston for
Cadlz, out DAYS ; 18th brig Washing
ton, Plu,nmer, from Boston for Lisbon,
outs days; 10th brig Nancy and Kitty,
Ohvef, from Phiiadeiphia Tor Lisbon,
out 10 days. The Comet has not been
chased during her culze,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08

gen. Harrison may not have yet
taken. il the British had concluded
to hold it.
!" The undersigned will act as eli
vii governor Of the territory of Mi
shigan for the time being. Angus
fus b. Woodward, chief justice Of
the said territory. is appointed Sc
cretary. The officers Of register &
receiver Of the land Office, and post
master. are superseded, reserving
full right to adjust all anterior IN
Germs. All officers in the Indian E.
partmcnt are superseded.
"Given under nay hand at De-
troit. the twenty first day of Au-
gust, on thosand eight hundred
and twelve, and in the lifty-se-
cend year of his Majesty's
reign.
Z (Sigaed)
HENRY PROCTOR, Col"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08
ALBANY, Sept. go.
WAR MOVEMENTS.

On Frid;.y and Saturday, the crew
Of the q. States frigaie John Adams.
consisting Of about 100 mea. arrived
here from n. York. anu proceeded
on for the lakes. Give these brave
fellows coed ships. and they will
seek a teit te'e with the royal fl
miIy on the lakes. vide the names
of the Biitish vessels and triam-
phantly dis ,utc the dominion ofthese
inland seas with Mistress John Bull
and her children.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08
ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, October 8.
~ 40 SHEW
rHa yERYAsE & BODY OF The TIME
yiS FORM AND PRESSURE.

1t appears from recent accounts, that
q conside, able force of Blacks from Gu
ba, under the command of British off,
GERS, have taken possession OF Pennsa-
cola. The settlements upon the Mo-
bile and Lower Mississippi are thus ex-
posed to the most appalling dangers.
The former have already expressed
heir apprchensions. Separated from
the settled parts Of the Unitad States on
the north and north west BY the Chac-
taw and Creek nations, and completely
at mercy on the south, they may we'll
.xpcct the greatest dis'resscs. And
shat can we do TO relieve them? The
Law of our travail has indeed overtaken
IS. Which ever way we turn "clouds
md darkness" obscure our prospects.
Engaged in doubtful conflict In the
or;h-Our towns and cities exposed
t. destruction in the East--Our de-
lencoless brethren bleeding unt,cr the
tpmaha~k in the Hesf---And co,nbin-
d force of whi es, blacks and Indians
threatening US with massacre in the
Sou,h--.Every quarter Of our extensive
territory is a theatre Of distress, -cvery
wind that blows bears upon its wings
some tale of private woe or public dis
astlr.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08
NEW.ORLEANS.

This city which has suffered so much
rom Tie laie hurricane at that place,
IS peculiarly re n unfortunate. On the
.3,h Mach l7ss, seven-eighths OF its
aous.s were destroyed by fire. On the
9Th oil December 1894 second fire
oo% place which consumed four hum
fred houses 1t is repr, scnted as Sc.
cond Seldom by those " no have visited
-peop!ed principally by Frenchmen
81 the new schoo! any. exhibiting, par
,icularIy on the Sabbath day, scenes Of
dc most hcenlIous wiekedncss. How
fortunate have we Ieen, in annexing so
raluahle An acquisition to our Hftle tor
ii,ory
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
BALTIMORE. Oct. !

Arrived private aimed schr. Comet.
BoyIe. from cruise Besides he two
very valuable prizes the Comet his sent
into this port, she captured on the Sd Ct
Scp,ember the brig Industry of 10 guns
from Surriuam, with cargo Of sugar,
molasses, coffee and cotton, and ordered
for Wilmington, \. c On TIE 18th,
captured letter oI marque ship John, OF
IL guns, from Dema,ara for Liverpool,
laden with sugar. rum, Gotten, coffee,
wood and copper, ordered to Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08
Notice is hereby Owen,

Via 1 l nave been appointed oy tne
4 Honorable William Cranth. Chief
Judge of the Circuit Court Of the Dis
trict of Columbia. Trustee of the goods
and effects of George Fortncy, an in
solvent debtor in the district aforesaid,
All persons having claims against ths
said Fortney are required to present
them. on or before the 18th dsy of Dec.
next ensuing; and on the ninth OF this
mouth, at the Market House in Alex.
andria, shall between the hours OF sl3
o'clock and ten o'clock, p. M. proceed
TO sell, all the goods and effects Of the
said insolysnt debtor-Terms Of sails
Cash.
Henry B. Dages1.
October 8. st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08
HENRY PROCTOR, Col"
From the Western Intelligsnser.

The council with the Indian tribes
on the western frontier, having been
concluded. the commissioners deem
il their duty, to give to their fellow
citizens, concise view Of the pro-
eeedings and result.
The Delaware and Shawanoe
tribes together with several of the
Kiekspoos, Seneca, Minsoe and Wy
andots attended.
The commissioners according TO
their instructions have endeavOred to
ascertain their views and dispositions.
They informed them of the inevita-
bic consequence of any act of hosti
lily on their part. That the Presi-
dent stood i'm no need Of their assis-
lance in the war with Great Britain,
and that for their own sakes he de-
sired them to remain quiet and pursue
their usual occupations. The chiefs
in behalf Ofthe tribes that attended
have made professions of friendship
and attachment to the L. States.
have in the most positive manner
declared their determination to adj
here to ard observe the existing
treaties. to remain neutral in the
present war, and to reject the ever
lures of the British, (which they
state to have been repeated and pres
sins,) to engage in it. They have
engaged by the most solemn promise
to restrain their young men from
hostile acts against US, and have a
greed to be responsible for their
conduct. and to prohibit hostile In
dams from going to their towns. aud
to give notice OF any premeditated
hostility. The commissioners pre-
sumo not to judge ofthe sincerity Of
professions, especially Of the profess
sions made by sayages. it being the
alone prerogative ofthe supreme ru-
Ter Of the Universe to judge the heart
but considering that their conduct
will accord with their obvious inter-
est, and having taken every possible
means to ascertain their views, have
from the result Of their enquiries
formed the opinion that their profes'
sioas are sincere, and accordingly in
virtue Of their instructions given tie
tribes who attended assurance that no
act Of hostility will be committed "a
gainst them by any citizen OF the U.
States while they observe a peacea-
bic conduct.
ThescommissioRers were of opini-
on that the non-attendanee at the
council by any tribe after having been
invited, was such evidence OF an hos
tile disposition. as tojustify the sus-
pension ofthe delivery oftheir annu-
tiles or presents. No goods either
as annuities or present, have been de-
livered except to the tribes who at
tended. nor has ammunition or other
implements Of war been given in
any ease.
{ { e ! SS $ $S5SS; e'"'''.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08
Singing School.

TNHE subscriber proposes, if suff.
cient encouragement offers, open.
ing School for teaching Sacred Mu.
sc, in Il Town of Alexandra. Parents
and others DESTROYS of having their chill.
dren or persons under their care taught.
are respectfully requested to attend ct
the Ehiscofai Church on FRIDAY E..
VENING next when the terms will be
made known, and specimen of tb.
mode of teaching and other arrange
ments preparatory to opening the school
made.
Thomas Essen,
October 8. st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08
ALGERINE WAR.
Private OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Private OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ed for the Register.
Extract Of q letter from Gentleman
Of this City, dated
GIBRALTAR, Aug. S.
yesterday arrived in the bay in the
ship Allegheny, Colonel Lear, his FAM
ly, and all the Americans from AIgiers,
driven away by the Dey. Instant war
was expected to be declared. On the
18th July, squadron OF Algerine CRUZ
GERS consisting of trigates, 5 Corvettes,
2 briggs, zebec, schooner, several
row galIies and gun boats, sailed from
Aleiers to the eastward; and Col. Lear
informs me, there is sonc reason to ap-
prehend they had orders to capture A.
mercan vessels. No vessels under the
Algerine flag have passed through these
streights to the westward therefore, at
present there is ne danger We can al
ways know when they do pass from the
English men Of War stationed III the
gut"
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RECEIVED

Bu Schooner Melinda, from Boston. and
Schr. Regulator, from Meas York,
a comp etc assortment OF ATiOEo, oil
all descriptions and fashions.
In Store,
Cotton. Window Glass, Ravens Duck,
Fine Soaps, Spanish Horse Hides,
TruRks.,
E, Gilman.
July - eoStsaw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08
TO RENT,

An excellent BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE on the south side of Duke.
street. This House has an excellent
Stable and large Lot belonging to it.
Possession to be given immediately
Enquire At the Office Of the AexAndria
Gazette.
Octot Or s &eSw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08
WILMINGTON, (Del.) Oct. S.

On Thursday night an attempt was
made by some daring Williams to
break into the bank Of Delaware.
BY means of a false key made of
pewter fortunately the Ike! brokr
IN the lock. where part Of it was
found on friday morning.
The United States fiigate Essex,
and sIoop of war Wasp went up the
river yesterday, having found it I'M
safe to go out. as there are four or
five English frigates off the Capes.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08
ATTENTION.

THE members Of the First Light In
fantry company will meet at Captain
Trecher's this evening. al half past 7 O
clock, Punctual attendance is request
ed. By order Of the Captain.
Obtober
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08
PUBLIC SALE.

On Friday merit, the Oh inst. at ~
clock, will be sotd, on Beyne y Cart
w'ight's whar3,
The Cargo Of the Swedish
Schooner Maria, Capt. VIM. Bell, from
St. Bartholomew, consisting Of
50 puncheons West-1nsia Bum,
2 do Molasses,
Sugar, Coffee, SC.
On a credit of 50 and se-days.
P. G. Marsteller.
October 6 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08

DIED. on Saturday night last, .Ns!ha-
MEL c. Hunter, aged ID, second son of
the late Nathaniel G. Hunter OF this
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08
Bank OF Potomac,

Oc7oBEE 77H, 1912.
NOTICE is hereby given, the Stock
~ holders Of the Bank of Potomac,
that an election will be held at the Court
House, in tie Town of Alexandra, on
Monday the I'd day Of November next,
tor twelve Directors for the ensuing
year.
c. Page, Cashier.
October 8. d3te0te.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08
.4dmiral Warren-as Minister.

.4dnlrGl VurreH-uS JHlNlSter.
The New-YOrk-GaZrtte says. a
letter from respectable gentleman
at Halifax which may be depended
upon, dated Sept. 81 mentions. that
Admiral Warren, now on his way to
Halifax. is clothed with full powers,
to negotiate all the points in dispute
between tie two countries.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08

OhAo.ite the U;ashtnglsn 7arers,
R. GRAY has for sale few ~arrahts
ed undrawn TICKETS in each Of the
Lotteries now drawing in Baltimors, and
at the Baltimore prices.
October 3
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08
1000 Dollars.

I'm the eth Of next month, the 70.
" TOMAC and SHENANDOAH
NAVIGATION LOTTERY cone
mences drawing, when the first dra~a
number will be entitled to the handsome
sum of 1000 dollars.
9HE SCHEME CONTAINS
prize of 100000
| Of l5,Oee
| of lO,OCD
3 of 5000
of 1000
10 Of 100 tickets.
Is of 1000
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08
From Cooks Journal, Saturday morn
ing October ;, 1912.

From SOGk y cctTHut, S"sN' ooy "s0' 70
ing October ;, 1912.
Major Wander Cook snd Dr.. Steward
arrived at gen. Dearborn's head-quar.
tiers last evening, with dispatches from
gen. Bloomfield. We learn from Dr..
Stewart that about 4 o'clock on Friday
<morning last, 10 Indians attempted to
carry off the picket guard at Chsmplain
village. The guard fred and wounded
one Of them. On Saturday, Sunday and
Monday, several Indians were seen
skulking about the lines.
OnMonday an express arrived atGen.
B'oomfisld's head quarters from the
committee Of safety Of Franklin county,
informing that Col. M'Pherson had ar
rived at Cornwall, miles from St. Ri
eis, with the Scotch Royals, the Glen
gary Sharp Shooters, regiment OF MI
litia ard three hundred Indians. Gen.
Bloomfield Immediately ordered Col
Vorsbing with his regiment of detached
militia, the Troy (usiIeers and Troy in
yncibles to reinforce MljorYoung, who
commands part OF the s,h reg lment at
Chatauga, Molum and French Mills, and
Col. Green, to march with his regiment
to * Chazy Champiin, 70 reinforce Ma
jor Sacrider, who commands part OF
the 9Th * 9th regiments, at those posts.
Gen. B. has at Pittsburgh the 9Th, 9Th,
llth and 18th regiments of infantry, part
of regiment OF United States artillery
part Of Col. Thorn's regimen! of de-
tachcd artillery, a detachment of horse
and detachment OF rihemen. On the
Vermont side, there arc atSwanton 800,
at Burlington, 1000, and several other
detachmcnts were passed on their way
to Burlington.
Col. Clark Of the 18th United States
regiment was at Burlington YESTERDAY,
on his way to Albany escorting two In
dian Chiefs and an interpreter, to Gen.
Dcarborn's head quarters.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08

Mr.. ERvING, the American En-
voy extraordinary at the Court Of
Denmark, has left Copenhagen. pur-
suant to instructions from Govern
meat. Previous to his departure he
was addressed by his countrymen
there. and thanked for his efforts in
behalf Of American property carried
into Danish ports.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08

From the .Nezy York Gazette Of Oct. S.
1t is with great satisfaction that we
announce the safe arrival in this port OF
the valuable Indiaman Hannibal, captain
Hunt, after passage of $50 days from
Canton. Capt Fl. deserves great Gre
dit for extricating his ship from capture
by a British Letter of Marque he Tell in
with off Bermuda.
Welear by passenger in the Steam.
boat, from Albany, that a number OF
troops were to march to the westward
this day, from the head quarters at
Greenbush. Accounts had been receiV-
ed at Plsttsburg, that the Indians near
tie lines have begun to be troublesome,
and have carried off several of the Anne.
rican inhabitants in the neighborhood of
Chataugee. A detachment OF the mill
tia had been sent from Plattsburg tor the
defence Of that frontier.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08

We have notyc; had a return OF the
MARYLAND elections, but we have seen
letter received by a gentleman of this
place by las, Evenings mail fromGeorge-
town, in hich it is stated, that Mr.. Han
son is elected by majority of about
one thousand. Tlwney expected to be
elected for tie upper District. Freds-
rick has sent four federal Delegates TO
the Assembly.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08

Present price of Tickets 5 8 50.
Companies snd individuals Who pnr.
chase an hundred Tickets, will have =
credit until thirty days after the drawing
is completed, by giving note with ap'
proved endorsers for the amount.
A correct Check Of the drawing Will
be kept. Tickets examined, Schemes
furnished, and all information respecting
the Lottery, furnished gratis by
2 Crav
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-08
The Secretary ofthc Navy return
edto this city on Friday, from an ex-
cursion to the Springs.
N. Intelfgencer.

We are pleased to learn that. as a
testimony of appreciation ofthe gal
lant,y displayed by Lieut.. MoRRIs.
of the Navy. in the recent action be-
tween the Constitution and Guer-
ricre. in which he was so severely
wounded. the President has directed
that he be promoted to the rank Of
CAPTAIN in the navy Of the United
States IBID.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-10-01

MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS.
N.am Ms War.
THE GUERRlERE.

The sse oe the Guerrierc having been variois!y
reported. we publish The following,
From CAPT. LAyIE 40 LoRo KEITH,
Bianehc, Yarmouih, Jaly 36, 1919.
My Lora--l hav. the honor to acquain.
you OF my rctosn to Yarmouth to-day, hasing
in company the Guerrero f.igatc, command
ed by Monsieur Hubert, of the Legion OF
Honor, whom captured on the 9th inst. in
long. 60, OF The Faro Islands, after \ sharp
contest of 45 minutes
"L lie Guerrierc is of the largest class of
frisMcs, moGntiny fifty guns, with a compile.
sncnt of SIT men, but they were very soon
sadly reduced py dur destructive h'c, andthc
ship'has also sufetcd very severely, while the
damages of the Blanche were conincd 10 the
iopmasts, rigging and sails.
glsg M srl "sTHOMAS LAVlFa"
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COTTON WARP.

5000 VT. first qualify CorToN War;,
OF Various numbers just tccei,e and for sale whole
sale or retail at 'esmsd Also, assortment
of American manufactured Goods, by t.atA
st M5a sA p. q. RICHMOND.
4 or ANTFD to engage 10 or Is good Wcavers,
90 whom constant employment will be given. APP
ply as above. August 13.
+ S.afe cf Rhode-istssd tye Hcsh,ngfoa, s. s.
C!crk's eGiee, Suarcme Jadie'oi Court, Sep
vg ~ tender | lth, 1912. t
yXYHEPEAS, iSi,aesa EasarA, Of South KInssie,yE,
Wv in the county of Washington. labourcr, at the
June Session OF the Genera'-Assembly. a. ID. 1912,
oh, aimed the benefit Of act, passed in jane, AID
1855, entitled " An act for the relief OF insovcnt
debtors" Notice is therefore hereby given to the
creditors OF the said Maroon Ea-ard, TO appear (f
they think ht bc'arc the Supreme Judicial Court, at
the term thereof nex,to be holden at So,l!S kIss-
se,rn, within and tor the County of Washington,
the second Monday of October next, then and there
TO nominate Commissioners assignces receive
assignment of the estate and effects os the said Si-
neon, according 10 ;he provisions of the said act.
JAMES ilELNiE, Jun Clerk
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CASH FOR RAGS.
TOUR CENTS pound given ior
l. cisGn Cotton and Linocn RAGS, At No. 10,
Bannstcr's wharf. I4 sept. j.
WOOL-C L-CARDING.

THE. subscribers respectfully Inform
their friends that their cARpISc M,cuIsEs ave
now in excellent order for carling Wool, having
had them newly repaircd.--Every attention will be
paid TO execute Tie work in the best manner, and
the smallest favor gratefully aeknosiedged:
" q. They have appointcd the following persons as
Agents for receiving Wool, who will transport tlse
same, free Of expense, to and from their cTdiDg
Machines. A
Edward w. Lawton Nertort. =
SandIord Aliny, LIME. Con,pton.
Holder Al:ny, Iiperion. A
Portsmouth. August s1o.a
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AU aVeaurs 10 HealM M yftstalrd
THE GRAM SUSQUEHANNA
4 CANAL LOTTERY, Sd C7Gss, commences
drawing IN ~ Jays. ....- .t \

Iyiti kost Of eshery:
In this Lottery there are $4,000 Tickets, but onlSl
$1,000 numbers, being two tickets Of ore number
the capital prizes ct $4,000 do.lars fall 0no
number and SO with tie two 10000 dollar prizcse
so that a person buying two tickets of on&;
number n.ay draw the enormous sum of ~
One Hundred Thousand Dollars. ~
Present price of Tickets IL dollars. quarters 81
dolls. but as this is the most popular heme eyerof-
ered in this country it is probable tickets will rap
idly advance in plice.
The 7lh class Of The Kar70rd College Lottery com.
,ncnces drawing in few days-it contains prize
Of s 10000, one of 8 5000, and 9 of 9 600.
Present price of Tickets $780, but will rise.
Tickets, halves quarters, il the above Lo,ter.
les, may be bad b orders left with
.TO3IHH e.. SHdW,
ct his TRpLy FoRTuEATr LorrERy & ExcHASGg
0ftieE-vhese cgular lists Of the drawing OF dii.
fcrent lotteries my be examined gratis,
Persons holding Union College Prize Tickets or
other Prize Tickets BY returning them may obtain
tickets in either OF the absve Lotteries.
BOOKS ( Stationary as usual sept 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-10-01

The following anccdolc OF one OF the gal
lant crew Of the C,ns,ituion, is given in the
National IhieIhgencer go
HEnoIsM = Among the many Interesting
incidents in tho late action between the Con-
s,itution and the Gncrric,e, the following will
contribute to show the high spiri, of our gal
lant tars. In the heat Of the action one OF the
crew of the Constitution pcsceiving that tic
Gag ut the forc,opmast head had been shot
away, went up and dashed il in such manner
az 10 make it impossible for shot 10 take II
away, without taking the mast with Il. We
understand the Secretary of the Navy intends
taking suitable no,iec Of Ibis brilliant act.
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PoYt5montb
Woolen- -Manufactory.

THI; subscriber informs his friends arck
the public that having riocured superior workman
as clothier, (who has derived much information
from practice with an European manuacturer) will in
future be able to carry ON the business in man
equal to any similar establishment in the United
states.--The stiictest attention viii be paid Tor the
puact'lai performance Of all orders and every ~
gratefully acknowledged. SAMUEL cLAkKH~
SAMUCL CLAgKa 2. DARsVs y. I.AwTog--haye
on hand variety Of American manufactured Wool .
en Goods, consisting Of Kcsscyincscs, Sattinetts &
Plains, Of various coloys--ALso, Fianncls, Blank
citing, &c. Of tileir own manufacturing. sept 10.