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NETWORK, November 8.


CARTEL FROM BEEMUDA.-I'his
morning arrived Cartel schr. Ann.
Mason, 10 days from Nassau. (T. p. }
with 81 American prisoners, among
whom arc the following. Captains J.
Dislow, Of ship Molly. Of Philad,
w. Smith. Of Boston, III. Whitney,
Of schr. Experiment, Of Lymcyillc,
Mass. } A. Waters, ofbrig joaquin,
o? Boston, J. Gill, Of schr. Santa
Maria. Of Boston, s. 3. Parkman,
supcrcargo OF do. j. A. Hamilton.
of Baltimore. G.. Wilson, Of ship
Marquis de Casa ,'rujo, Of Philadel-
piia. There had been an embargo
at Nassau for four days previous to
the sailing Of the brig CoI;bri for
Halifax; she sailed or the 19th Of
October with 100000 in specie.
The British squadron of New-Pro.
violence consists of brig Mssselle,
Rhodian and Variab e, the ship Rat
Ter. Gordon. of Is guns sailed for
Bermuda a few days before the brig
Sapho and Grady, sailed for Iamai-
cafe days before. All vessels bound
to or from the United States under
neutral flags are sent in.--On Fri
day last off Cape Hatteras spoke
brig Rising Hope, 8 days from n. Y.
for Charleston; same time there
were two ships in sight to the lee
ward supposed them to be men of
war. A schooner under Spanish CO.
loIrs which sailed from n. York for
the Havana, with Mr.. M'Carty, a
passenger on board. was east away
on Abaco, cargo provisions. part OF
which and all the crew were saved.
The following letter 7r.s received BY the
above G,riuai.
NASSAU, (N. P) Oct. IL, 1919.
Six Of my crew. claimed as Bri-
fish subjects, were this day taken ont
of Jail. and put on board His Males
tvs brig the sappho; AM sailed fo'
Jamaica. where, tits said, they are
to be tried for their lives. In cor
sequence of this, questioned each
respectively as to the place ofhis ma
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On reference to the Congressional
proceedings of yesterday; it will be
observed that on motion of Mr.. Harper,
who informed the house that he was a.
bout to submit proposition requiring
secrecy-ths galleries were cleared, and
the doorsclosed. This unexpected cir
cumstance, has excited no little uneasi-
ness amongst mercantile men. What
may be the precise nature & object ofthe
proposition which Mr.. Harper was a.
bout to submit, we cannot pretend to
say-but there is every reason to sup
pose tbatit contemplates some new re-
stiction upon our trade. In fact 1t is
difficult to discover any subject ether
than this arising out of the documents
now before the house which could posi-
bly, require secret debate. We always ex-
pectsd that the people would be
kept in profound ignorance of great
portion Of the proceedings of the
present session-but we did not expect
that the system would be commenced al
so early day. Mr.. Harper, it will be
recollected, is an advocate for the war,
and has always been a warm friend 10
en,6argoes, non intercourse, &c. &c.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
fRehorted for the Alerandria Gazette.
FRIDAY, November 6.


Two messages in writing were re-
ccived from the President OF the United
States. by Mr.. Coles, his secretary.
The first message read, related to the
naturalization LAW, passed at the last SEES
sion, which the President did not think
proper to sign, for reasons which he
states, and recommending the attention
Of Congress to that subject.
On motion of Mr.. I.acock, it was re-
ferred to select committee Of Ave.
The second, covered the correspond
ence between the War Department and
the governors Of Massachusetts and
Connecticut, in relation to calling into
the service of the United States their
respective quotas Of militia, referred to
in the Presidents message of the 4th
inst.
After the reading had progressed
some time, on motion Of Mr.. Cheyes,
the further re. ding WAS dispensed With,
ar the message and documents ordered
to be printed.
On motion of Mr.. Cheves, the mes
sages were referred to committee Of
the whole house Oh the state of the
union, to whom was referred the mes
sage OF the 4,h inst.
The house in committee Of the whole,
MIR Macon in the CHAR.
Mr.. Chevcs moved the following:
n r Il
Presidents Message Of the 4th inst. 40
relates to the subject of our foreign re-
lations, be referred to select commit
tee.
I'd. Resolved, That SO much Of the
Presidents Message aforesaid, as relates
to the militia, volunteers, and the army
of the U. States, to the past operations
and to tie future prosecution of the var
with Great Britain on land, together Will,
the message of this day, be referred to
a select committee.
3rd. Resolved, That so much Of the
Presidents Message of the 4th inst. as
relates to the naval establishment of the
United States, to the past operations and
t. the future prosecution of the war OH
the ocean and on the lakes, be referred
to select committee.
4th Resolved, That so much of the
said message, as relates to the revenue,
and to the late importations Of British
Manufactures, be referred to the com.
mittee of Ways and Means.
s,h. Resolved, That so much of the
said message, as relates to British licen-
ces, aad to cases of corrupt asd peri.
dious intercourse with the enemy no,
amounting to treason" be referred to
the committee of Commerce and Ma.
nufactures.
The committee rose and reportee
their agreement to the resolutions ane
the House concurred, and the severa
select committees were ordered to con
sist of nine.
The resolution yesterday offered b,
MIR. Dawson was taken up and refer
red to the committee appointed on tina
part Of the Presidents Message whicl
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relate. to the naval establishment of the

relates to the naval establishment Of the
y. s.
Mr.. Goodwin offered the following :
Resolved, That this House will thi, day
at 10 O'Clock proceed to the choice OF
Chaplain on their part. Adopted.
The following gentlemen were put
in nomination as ChapIains-Jesse Lee,
Mr.. Breckenridge, Mr.. Addison, Mr..
Lawric, Mr.. Meade and Mr.. Moor
mick.
The tcIlers appointed to count the
ballots, reported that the Rev. Mr.. Lee
had SIS votes and was chosen.
CLOSED DOORS.
Mr.. Harper said he had a PROPOSE
ton to offer to the House which, in his
opinion, required secrecy, and he there
fore moved that the galleries be clear
ed and doors closed, which was accord
ingly done.
The doors remained closed til! past
o'clock, when the House adjourned
till Monday next.
The following arc the standing CON.
mittees.
Committee of Elections.
Messrs. Findley, Macon, Davenport,
Troop, Dawson, E,nott and Aston.
Committee Of Ways and Means.
Messrs. Cheeves, Bib, Peasants,
Roberts, Johnson, Fi.kin and Fisk.
| Committee of Claims.
Messrs. Gholson, Brown, Noseley,
Shaw, Sage, Archer and Stanford.
Committee Of Commerce and l4anIfac-
lures
Messrs. Newton, Lowndes, Mitchell,
M'Kim, Seybert, Champion and Wild
gerry.
Committee Of Public Lands.
Messrs. Morrow, Blackledge, Lacock,
Wilson, Or.nsby, Boyd and Bigelow.
Committee Of POST 6icss e Post Roads,.
Messrs. Rhea, Lyle, Dinsnoor, Chit
tenaen, King, B. Hall and Law.
Committee IF the District Of Columbia.
Messrs. Lewis, RingoId, Pearson,
Bard, Batter, Condit, Kent.
Committee Of .4ccepnts.
Messrs. Turner, Pickcns, Little.
Committee Of Refusal and Unfinished
Business.
Messrs. Bassett, Ely, Jackson.
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Steam Boat Establishment,

TO run between Alexandria, WASH
ingtcn and Georgetown twice day, on
the pl,n & nncer Il e patent OF Messrs.
Livi' gs;on aud Ful;or. Those ciiizcns
who are wiling opromo,c tie cstablish-
ment of STEAM BOAT. to run beA
ween the three Cities in he istrict Of
Columbia twice day, are requested 70
meet at Mr.. Triplel's Tavern, on Tues.
day the 10th of Nov at 6 o'clock in the
evening, when the merits and lucrative
prospects OF the undertaking will be
fully explained.
B. II. Latrobe,
Aeent of Ifrssrs. Livingston y FulfcH:
November Z.
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Malcolm, American. from Cadiz fat
Havana, ballast, kakes Delight pri'
vateef. 9Th, sclir Nelly. Smith,
American, from Charleston for New
i! York, cotton, brig Rhodiau. sth,
brig Alonzo. Fiorino. Spanish. from
Charleston for Havana, rice, Gale
donia. 10th. brig Nueva Constitu
ton, Masias, Spanish, from Hayau .
for Boston. sugar, &c. Eoi!a pr
vatcer. II. scar. III mira de Ia
Havana. Morales, Spanish, from
Philadelphia Tor Havana, flour, &c.
Nlidge and Two Brothers, privateers.
Schooner Phoebe and Jane. COPELAND,
American, from Philadelphia for
Savasnah, powdcr arms, &c. brig
Rhodian. 18th, brig Carolina Hill,
american. from Rio Janeiro, for
Havana, jerked beef, ship South.
amptoh. 18th, scbr. Isabella, Ris
IBERIA, Spanish, from Boston for la.
vans. lumber and provisions. The.
odore rrivaicer. 18th, schr. Endea.
vor, TalIman, Spanish, do da do
Frances priyateer. Schr. AGastaeia,
Znmelza, Spanish from New York
for Havana, lumbea, Venus priya.
teer, Brig Gen. Apodaehe. Echev.
MIA, Spanish, from Havana for phia
ladelpl.;a. sugar, brig sappho. Brig
Alexandra, Ruiz, Spanish, from
Baltimore for Havana, -four, brig
sappho. Brig San Pedro, Samade,
Spanish, from Boston for Havana,
cargn lumber and provisions, caD.
turcd by Theodore priyatecr. 21st,
Ship Indian.huuter, Stevens, Anne.
rican, FROM Liverpool for New.Or-
leans, dry goods, Venus and Caledo.
MIA (released) afterwards seized.
Ship Marquis Casa Yrjo, Drevedo
spanish. from Philadelphia for Ha.
vana, Flour, Caledonia. Schr. Rum.
ney, Hamilton, American, from
Charleston for st. Bartholomew,
Flour, Rather. 2sd,. schr. Dash,
Henop, American, from Norfolk,
privateer brig Rllodian and schr.
Variable. Schr. Sarah.Ann. Moon,
American. from Baltimore, priyateer
brig Rhodian and schr. Variable.
Brig Jaquin. Escrose, Spanish, ft
Boston for Havana, lumber, Nudge.
26tb, brig Amistad. Arostegui, Spa.
nish. from Philadelphia for Havana,
lumber, -four. DC. schr, Rather and
Caledonia. Schr. Santa Maria. Ca-
nal, Spanish, from Boston, for Ha-
vana. provisions &c. schr. Rather.
schr. Experiment. Whitney, Spanish,
from Penobscot for Havana, lumber
&c. brig Mosriie. sellr. San nj.
cholas, Martinez. Spanish, FROM
Boston for HAVANA, lumber and
provisions brig Moselle. eth siaop
Molly. Bigclow. American, from
Philadelphia for Havana, flour. &c.
brig Sappho. Schr. Joseph, De IL
Vega, Spanish. from Baltimore for
Havana. -four. brig Sappho. A brig
and disma.led vessel going in when
we were coming out in company with
bis IS. NJ. brig Variable. from ehe
coast Of Gouth Caro!ina. where she
with the Mose!le and Rhodian, had
apturea nine vessels, 8 OK the N not
arrived.
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The length and importance Of the do
cuments we this day publish, has pre-.
occupied that portion of our paPerwhich
is usually devoted on Saturday to Mo-
nitory Instruction.
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In the county of Fauquier the votes
for electors Of President and Vice Pre-
sident were for the peace ticket 25s, for
the Madison or war ticket 2l9-najo-
rity 50.
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NEW ORLEANS. Sent. 80.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 50.
We have received information, by
a vessel Immediately from Mobile,
that the Spanish government brig
EGrye and two scllooners had lately
arrived at Pensacola with 700 Spa
nisl troops.
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Mr.. RUSSELL To MR.. MONROE,
L1ndou, June 26, 1912.

ncrGln, an OrGer OF council Oh the III ol
thi, rpsnth revnkiHr the orders in coun-
Gil OF the 18th Of january, 1907, and of
the 26lh of April 1909.
To this decree nave added copies of
two notes Of the same date from Lord
Castlcreagh, accompanying the commu-
nication o. il to me, and also copy Of
NV answer.
Wits srca, respect and consideration,
ALL, Sir. your very faithful servant,
JONATHAN RUSSELL.
The Hon. James Monroe.
LORD cAsTLEREAGH To NR RUSSELL.
Foreign Office, Juae 20, 1912.
SIR AIN commended by the Prince
Regent 10 transmit to you, for your in
formation, the enclosed printed copy OF
an order in council, which His Royal
H7Ghness, actin: i'll the name and on the
bchalE OF his Majesty, was this day pleas
ed 10 issue, Tor the revocation on the
conditions therein specified Of the Or
ders in Council, of the Tn January,
1907, and Of the 25th OF April, 1909, SO
tar as may regard American vessels and
their carSoes, being American property,
from the lst Of Aug next.
have the honor to be, with great con-
sideration, sir, your most obedient hum
bic servant,
Signed, CASTLEREAGH.
Jonathan RasseN, Esq. &c. sc. sc.
LORD CAsrLgREAGH TO MR.. RUSSELL.
Foreign Office. Jane Esd, 1912.
SIR--In communicating to your 60
vcrnment the order in council OF this
date. revoking (under certain conditions
therein specifed) those of January 7th
and Of April 26,h, 1909, l am to request
that you will at the same time acquaint
them that the Prince Regents ministers
have taken the earliest opportunity, af-
ter the resumption of the government,
20 advise his ROYAL highness TO the adop.
tion of measure grounded upon the do.
cument communicated by you to this
Office on the 2Olh ultimo; and his royal
highness hopes tina, this proceeding on
tie part OF che British government may
accelerate good understanding on all
points Of difference between the two
states.
l shall be happy to have the honor
oil seeing you at tho foreign Office at 2
o'clock tomorrow and beg to apprize
you 'bat one Of his majesty's vessels
VIII sail for America with the dispatch
ss OF the government in the course Of
tbs present week.
1 have the honor to be, with grea,
consideration, Sir, your most obedien,
humble servant.
(Signed) CASTLEREAGH.
j. Russsh, Esq, &c.
DsCEmenis TO be continued.
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SHIP + ( WIS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,.

CLEANED.
Brig Thomas, Simmons, Lisbon.
Margaret, Mellus, Cadiz.
Ship Alexander Hodgdon. Lovstt, L:s-~
bon.
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PUBLIC sAi f..

1 " DIN .1sA lie
I'm Saturday next the 7th inst. at
" half past 3 O'Clock, will be sold, on
Merchants Wharf, OF credit, without
reserve,
~ Bhds. St Kits Sugar,
do Ncw-Orlesns do.
81 Bbls do. ,fn.
! 1ierce and Bags Coffee.
80 Boxes first quality Spanish Segars,
6quarter Casks London P. Tcncriffe
Wine,
s Bales Cotton-and
1900 Bushels Ground Alum Salt.
PHILIP e.. MARSTELLER.
November 6 st
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yerpment cannot admit, especially in the
extent heretofore claimed, and acted on
By the British Government.
an,l That the repeal is founded ex-
clusively on the French decree OF ssth
of April, 1911, by which the repeal OF
the DEGREES of Berlin and Milan, an
nounccd on the 5,h August, 1910, to
take effect on the first of November OF
that year, at which tine their operation
actually ceased, is disregarded, as are
the claims Of the United States arising
from the repeal on that day, even accord
ing to the British pledge.
srd. That even if the United States
had no right to claim the repeal of the
British orders in council prior to the
French decree of the 2sth April, 1911,
nor before the notification of that decree
to the British government on the 2oth
Of May, of the present year, the British
repeal ought to have borne date from
that day, and been subject to none of the
limitations attached to it.
These remarks on the declaration of
the Prince Regent, which are not pur-
sued with rigour, nor in the full extent
which they might be. are applicable to
1t, in relation to the state of things which
existed before the detcrmination Of tho
United States to resist the aggressIons
Of the British government by war. BY
that determination the relations between
the two countries have been altogether
changed, and it is ouly by termination
of the war, or by measures leading to it
by consent of both governments, that
its calamities can be closed or mitigatcd.
1t is not nov a question whether the
declaration of the Prince Regent is suca
as ough, to have produced i repeal OF
the Don-importation act, had war not
been declared, because by the declara-
ton of war, that question is superseded,
and the non-importation act having been
continued in force bv congress, and be-
come a measure Of war, and among the
most efficient, it is no longer subject to
the controul Of the executive in the
sense, and for the purpose Tor which 1t
was adePtcu.
Ths declaration however of the
Prince Regent will not be without ct
feet. BY repeating the ordsrs in coun-
ell without reviymg the blockade OF
May, 1906, or any other illegal blockade,
as is understood to be the case, it re-
moves great obstacle to an accommo-
dation. The President considers It an
indication of a disposition liz the British
government to accommodate the dit
ferences which subsist between the
countries, and am instructed TO assure
you, that, if such disposition really ex-
lists, and is persevered in, and is extend
ed to other objects, especially the i'm
portsnt one Of impressment, durable
and happy peace and reconciliation Can
not fail to result from it.
Letters Of .Hr. Russell to the Secre-
tary Of State.
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, .n'spem6er Z.
g TO sHEM

rHR VERY AGE & BODY or THE TIME
ais FORM AND PRESSURE"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
Jofeph Baker & John Bartels,

Jofeph Baker & John Bartels,
y ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
IL cuaomers thar they have catered INFO
partnerhiF under the firm of
BAKER & BARTELS,
and commenced bulneis At the lore occupied
by fzid Baker, oppotite the head Of Ingra
hams Wharf, fore hreet, where they oder
for lale the following SrticIes-viz.
20 hhds. good havoured Windward Iaand
Rum
10 do. ". e. Rum
Old Jamaica Spirits, and St. Croix Rum
8 pipes American Gin
IS hhds. Melafes
Hhds. and bb.s. Wei India Sugar
Loaf, Lump and Havana white do
IS chef. Hyion, Young Hylon, Hyfon Ska,
Souchong and Bohea TEAS
5000 W.T.. Coffee
$500 WI Rhode llzud Cheeie
rs esHes n, uld and dip'd Candles
l2 bale, Georgia Upland, North Carolina,
and Wei India Cotton
so bbls Meis and No Beef-5Oo VT Bacon
Bbls clear and bone midllng Pork
s tons Log Wood
$50 hhds coarfe Sat--hhds Liverpool do
so buihes Table do
1000 W.T. Englllh differed, Swede aud Ameri-
can Steel
90 boxes I'd, CT, lod, I'd and God Saccar-
Kappa cut, lod Engliih and American
wrought Nails
500 WI Sole Leather
cz1s Riee---Ie kegs Ginger
Bags Pmento and Pepper
Llibon, Sherry, Port and Malaga Wines
Sweet Oil-Sperm do
Caiiia, Cloves and Eu;megs
2 tons Hollow Ware
Kegs fig and twlit Tobacco
SO quintal Pollock Filth
80 do Table do
600 boxes Herring
co bbIs picked dO-and iundry other arueles
The above articles are Of the 6r Il qualit
and will be fold on Reasonable terms
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

leonard & A. II. Crofs.
Ne 5 Uaiqs ksrs. aTissa-f
MORN tie public ihal shsv h.ss la
received AID opened Tor la.e, iAses.1
ersenhve zfloument 81
Weg-LpdIa Gs7is, Graceyisy, 81.
--AMose WHICH ARs-
IA bales Cottor--3rO shocks
so eLets fouchong Tea
Us bO1es Havana browa and wh.e Suyara
2 bids. West India Sugar
. hhds. Ciafs WArc--Tum5lers x Decan,rr.
50 quintai Pollock Fin
10 boxes mould and dip'd Candies
icOC 10 good Cheeie--5O hhd. Salt
Few csfks Cinger---lO barrels Beef
liibon and Sherry Wiue--ao bags Coffee
Rum--Moanes-- Iron ShOpels
Hollow Ware--Pots and Kettles
Iron Dogs. large ard iusali Ezes
Floor Bruihes Of large Gze
Corn Brocms--Cloth Lines-Bed Cords
Shoe Brulhes-Olive Oil--Cinnamon
AlfPies -PepPer-Nuimegs Wiring Paper
Shaving Soap Knives and Forks
Cranberres-2od, lod and Cd cut Malta
Poland Stsrch-lndigo- Herring Irvine
Powder add Shoit--Cloves
ALs. few ENGLISH GODS, conhn-
ing Of CaGmeres--miiid and Eng.e ditto
Patent Cord--light and dark Cord
Scarlet PelIle Ciofhs-Shezr Muffin
White Cambria Cotton ShswIs, Srr t.
PaflaAS, Ne0 IS. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
RESEARCHES IN ASIA.

lust publuhd and FIR fac by A, LYMAN
* CO ar rHe sIes or 1Hs gIsls, Es-
l5r-gs a,s,i. the ieeond s1ition Of BucaAEAss
CHsIsrtAs REsEsscHGs ~ AsiN--qrics IS
e.. The information e0maiusiIca ed ~ this
litile volume Is deeply iniere'ing aDd impor.
san;, and fuch a. Is defrab.e thar cgerY psriou
IN carifhau country fiiould pofei- The
attention Of the chriilian pubic Is reipecttnl.
ly fo,iclted 10 this highly valuable work
Alto, for (a!e a. above, SACRED EAER-
CIsE5. IN four books. compiled for the ufe of
Places Of eaucaioz-price g. CTS a ufeful
book tor young people. Fs5 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
PENN

WM. w ROCKWELL, continues at his
~ late Room adjoining Warrington Hall,
where he inlfruGs the Art Of Writing, IN
which tie fyitem and Rile il well known
Morning CIais from 10 70 2 Evening Clais
from 10 S-at which term will be taught
the kegiier and Clerk hand, German Text,
Old Engliih, Common Set & Running Chan
Gerry hands, Itaic Print, Church Text Alpha
bet, and Engrofng Capitals Ladies will be
taught as ufual at their REFLECTIVE dwellings
february 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
Enoch Illey's Eltate.

THE fubfcribers hereby give notice to al
concerned, that they have been duly ap.
pointed aud have taken upon them the trull
OF Executors Of the lalt will and ieitamenl Of
ENocH ILsLEY,
late Of Portland, IN the county Of Cumber-
land, merchant, decez'ed, by proving the iaid
will aud giving bond az the law direefs-
They therefore reqaea all perfons who are
Indebted 10 the eaaie of fad deceafed, TO
make immediate payment ; and thofe who
have demands thereon, 10 exhibit The fame 10
SAINT FREEM AN,
9ssas,y 90. PARKER ILSLEY, JUN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
FRESH GOODS.
ROYAL LINCOLN,

EkfbaHgf IFrcffi
LAS jan received an additional iuPpiy OF
Il WINTER GOODS,
among which are, large Gze Blankets Scotch
Plaids-Camblets- Dombazetts, fome very
6ne--red and black pe6l'. FIannels-dark
blue do-pearl, ain, bottle, brown aud black
petite Cloths--Fannels-B aizes- Devonihre
Kerfeys-men and women's black, white and
eoored worried Hole--Shsker Gioves--Can-
ton Grapes. black fix tkfs--do Lulfrings
India CotIons.
di.o, an ef1f1rns Of
Factory Sheesings, shirSings, Cinghams,
Stripes and Checks; which, together with his
former Rock, compoles an aiIortment OF al
moa every article ulually enquired for.
Dsssm5sr 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
lanes CIIADBOURN,

ID EsPECTFUILY Informs h's friends ard
AZ former Cuflomers, thar lie la: recon-
uenced buGne(s at the new Brick Store, head
of Union free, erected on he 1pot where the
llore of J. Chsdbourn. & Co. destroyed by
fre) formerly food, where be offers whole
fale and retail. general ahor'men: OF
Wef- India Goods and Gr0ferieS,
among which are:-Rum, BfaOdg and Gin q
different quAIities-Madeira. Liibon. sherry,
vidoria, PORT and Malaga Wines-Loaf and
brown Sugar Lump do-Hyfcn. Hyionikin
and Souchong Tezs-F Flour and Candles; Rice
Rsifns; Figs; Prunes; Corn Brooms Stoves !
Tobacco Stone Jugs sperm OIL Houie x
Hearth 9rulhes; Mats; Bacon Cloves ;
Mace; Cinnamon; Cingeri Pepper Mn'-
tard Oatmeal; Nutmeg; Windfor add Bar
Soap; Waih Balls; Table Salt; Malt Pow
der and Shot Salt Peire; Erimitone; Al
lum and Copperas Redwood and Logwooc !;
Vinegar No, and Chocolate baberry
Tallow; Bee, Wax Starch; Pearl BARLEY {.
Jorden Almonds Nuts of various kinds; 81
i've Oil; Salt Fiji, SC &c &c
~ The above are part OF good abort
menr of Goods which be offers for fale on as
lealonable terms as articles of the like quality
can be purchafed elfewhere.