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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-20


CASH PRIZES.
Subject to deduction Of fifteen per Cd
Stationary TRIES as follow:
First drawn ticket entitled to S4O0
5000 blanks Sc each
The next 1000 do. Is
co. Ticket after the 5000 blanks Sta9
First drawn ticket on the 18th and unthae
25th day $500 heh
Do. a5th to 3sth Except
Ing a,;. ne Tickets constituting 100 Tif ''
The said ten prizes TO consist Of the nm.
bers from TO 1000 inclusive, each IN.
dred of the said 1000 to be ore prize the
first drawn hundred or lowest numbe for
the 25th day, and Sc regularly ascending to
the 35th
First drawn ticket on the 35th $500
Do. 56th to 4st So
Do. 4lst to 50tb inclusive lOD
Do. s5th day 5000
The hrize books TO consist Of Nos. a poo
The object contemplated TO be accomplish.
ed by the above scheme, is emincntlytnu'
tied to the favor and patronage OF tn cltl'
zens of Baltimore. The establishments
Medical College will 'unquestionably faea
beneficial influence on the general htraFy
character Of our city: on itPerhaps my Dc
hereafter engrafted the other Colleges ana
thus an university be constituted,
1t will however give Us other lmpgtanf
adyantages-it will promote spirit Of in'
vestigation in the faculty, it will induce
young men of talents to establish themseiVes
in our CITY, and thereby permanently secure
to this community the best aid that can Dc
afforded by the medical profession II may
also be proper to remark. that if this schoo
should prosper, as is anticipated, 1t Will
cause large sums to be expended annually
in this city, which would otherwise DC Us
bursed in other places
We presume that those gentlemen VIM
are anxious for the advancement OF inc III
terests of Baltimore, will give US theN sup
port on the above considerations
To those who are inclined to proht Insh a.
selves at the same tirae that they encouF'5pe
us---we confidently say, that no Schein . =. =.
lottery so splendid or promising as 'H' .
bove, has ever been offered IN tins cODn''''
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-20
lust PUBLISHED,
Ivn rop st1E BY EOTTO MS STE WAR1'
A DEFENCE
OF THE
PASTORAL LETTER,

OF the Pres6ytery Of Baltimore; in ret'ly to The
6 Ymdicators Of ST. A1ary's College, SC
WITH AN APPENDIX,
Containing Reasons for recantatlon from the
errors of the Church of Rome.
Br JAAlES CROWLEY,
Formerly Student in the Roman Catholic
College of Maynooth, near Dublin,as late
ly published
ALSO,
NEW WORK, ENTITLED
The Situation of England
IN Ash.
BY M DE MoNTcA1LLARD.
And Translated from the French bya Cltlzea
of the United States.
April 80
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-20
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE
LOTTERY

HE MEDlSAL CoA
LOTTERY v
IS NOW DRAWING IN THE Cll
OF BALTIMORE. d.o
All the high Prizes still III 'l1~
wheel.
Present price of Tickets, 81 so 0u' '
soon aovanse. ,:..,,, MA.
Applications for Tickets from oiS, 1lracscd
ccs (post paid, lnclosing the Cash. aou,s snec.
to either OF the subscribers, al 'hen =, !. IN.
tive Lottery Offices in Baltimore VIII % $50
mediately attended to. proN,
No s, South street
No No so2, Market street,
II COHEN Jun'r. oo..
Medical College Lottery olD'''
No. 10, Market stFe'', 80.
N. B. sxhs Of each days dr2f''ny ' a.. TO
gularly published and will be for"8i"'
those who may apply. - oouYJ
Baltimore July 7-March II Jaw
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-20

Sir.-Atyour request that | should give
my opinion respecting what effect your CO.
lumbar Oil had in certain case wherein
was afflicted, most checrtully comply by
saving that Iyerily believe that i might have
died with one of the severest cramps in the
stomach, had it not been for your Columbian
OIL: and that have been asecond time re
neyed Of the same complaint by the assis-
lance of that valuable medicine, and as such
recommend it as the best remedy, because
there is no manner of doubt Of its proving eff
fectual.
E.. CATHERINE WALKER.
Sign ofthc Buck, Market space, Baltimore,
No. ).
SIR.
was attacked with violent pain in my
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-10

Extract az frffsr from DR.. James Krt-
nYids, Surgeons Nate 10 Col. Ca$s's Re
yiment, i,s General Hnn's .drmv, dated
Camp Necessity, 40 mites north efthe In
dian boundary. line, Jane 23d, 1912.
Gen. Lucas, who was dispa, ched some
lime since for the purpose Of spying, arrived
asst evening, WHO informs that 500 Indians
+ the Wyandct tribe, were embodied on the
River Huron, with 500 Putawata,nies, who
were drawing ra,ipns az the British. We
have no doubt but this information is cor
rect, and it so, we will be attacked in few
days. Come when they will, they will re
ceiVe warm reception. Our camp was
fortified last night ny falling trees all round
To-day soldier of the 4ih Regiment was
fired on by an Indian some distance from the
camp. Three Indians have been shot by
our soldiers. On the 22d an alarm was gi-
ven about midnight. The army was form
cd immediately, and remained one hour in
readiness. When dismissed, the soldiers
we're very much out of humor in not having
a fight. To-day the men arc building a
blockhouse. A company Of men will be left
TO guard it. Tomorrow morning the ar
my will march.
Robert Morrison and Jeremiah r. Mum
son are elected Majors, aud Henry Nor
thup; appointed adjutant in Col. Cass's Re-
giment.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-10
pRIVATEERING.

All is hustle and activity at our wharves,
In fitting out Privateers against the enemy.
Several will probably sail IN day or two
without waiting the permission OF Dr. Parke,
or the House of Representatives OF Massa-
chasetts 4! ~ ESseI reg
Many of those in Boston who nave been
most inveterate against the war. are now
heartily engaged in speculation which
promises much to those who commence ear
iy.--Therc is no improperly they say in
recapturipg American vessels which IS now
their pretence for fitting out privateers.-------
We presume Il will not be many days, be-
fore we shall all join in the support OF one
cause ard vigorously pursue such measures
as will lead to a result glorious to the Anne
rican name, and happy for our country.
BoSt. Pat.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-10


~. Cant. Henry Kelly, of Ship Nercu-
Iors s;,,o. Capt. Caleb Curtis of brig Adj
~ y. os Boston, and Capt. Jonathan
rsI';.a of shin Superior of Portland: inc re-
..'';,,5.r were a passenger (Capt. \: Single
.'.r' Of philadelphia) in the Superior TWO
NJ. E,,;,ts. mates of the Superior, ana crew.
S....;s,;n, Of Ia, and of Capt. Gray's men
Tsh.. p;,arro was from Madeira, with
cargo for New-York captured Aprn ~. @
.fter the French had taken ou. ..oou. W
pipes of wine, and waneoniy oes.o'o
r.. th;ny they could, she was SUM
:! m uN" i..rcrrv was bound TO Lisbon, with
e.,, .orro of hour, corn, &c. captured "a
ZIG and Burnt The Adventure was
-, ,he West Indies, with cargo, cap
.....d Mach g. and Sunk he superior
s..s I,st ON St Mary's one OF the Western
IsS.nds and the Captain, passenger ana
-rs,v we've captured in small portuguese
hr;y of about so tons, which they haa char-
tered to carry them to Madeira Napts
Saunders. and Gray were mos. lnnu" hni.i
treated, having been put III ehc 49, .u w.
80, n"on, not sufficient TO lie down, or
scarcelv to stand up. They suspected Sapt'
= raw s,oke the Portuguese and Spanish IAN :
snages (which was not the'case) ana III con .
ssooence threatened to put nm III IRONS IL
49,. communication with the other
.:.ars 'rhe treatment OF the other Cap
80 and their crews was the same As PITS
, oNers of" of war. Captain Richard Saunders,
ofhr;r Alcnzo, of Portsmouth IN, ~ WAS
left os board the commodose's ship his his
i.'assoI was from the West-Indies, with full
er rse cantured March Il, and after ha, ing
about 60 puncheons of rum taken OUT she
<ras Sunk f,.wfur ACE
WE the undersigned, being OF avn .;s., as SS
and engaged oil solemn oatn. no t Masters IF
say, that we were respeoa;aSy and that
thc ahoy. statement of facts. as relating to
gu. 81 Correct and true. (Signed)
~'S'' HENRY KELLY,
JONATHAN WAITE,
THOMAS GRAY,
CALEB CURTIS,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-10
RosroH, June ".

The brig Enterprise hasarrived at Glou-
,-oa,at frnm HAVANA She sailed June 10th.
Left ship from Jamaica for Noriolk;
A number of boats have been sent by our
state government from different ports III this
comm nwealth, to cruise on the coass' and
some to go as far as the Banks OF Newfe TO ID
land, to apprize American vessels OF the
war, and to direct them to make the hrst
port possible in the United, states; ms
will as we'll benefit the vessels belonging 10
oth..r .tates as those of our own. Three
n;int boats from the port of New York, fit
ted out by our merchants and insurance
companies, have been cruising ten days Tor
the same purpose.]
Some boats have been sent to distant ports
with the Information. One OF them mas
sailed for Gottenburg.
Our legislature adjourned this day until
the month of October.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-10
:. BosToE, June 81.

!. Drafted Aihtia.-We understand tina.
Gen. Dearborn yesterday renewed his REF
quest the subject OF the a sbs
On this head we learn that Immediately on
Tsees frs; st cssf as E tss
INT I'M Grneral to give him a return OF the
drafted militia Of the state and til that at, it
was not until yesterday he received we'd any tn,nE q
and then merely an abstract OF the return OF
s aa orc. or ten brigades, out of the twenty eight
Of which the militia is eSmP0said Whsi
ever .me. .ha a syb;ect it is out of the power of
, sions Commando on in Chief to comply with the
probably will BE SO 90 sFps seSs
ia;"n suficiency of militia, which are
no s1 drafted, will be ready to defend the
country. Such, we repeat, has been the Ell
feet of The disorganizing militia system OF the
,,ast year. that no drafts have been made IN
p some divisions and we know that in some
parts Of the nn, ast wees
'eN' '''0 BoSt. Gaz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-10
FROM CARACAS. Jane 8

MAR CARITA.-By special letters fro m
this Island of the 18th of May, W learn the
English Admiral had dispatched corvette
to the colonies with the tidings of French
squadron. consisting of ships of the line
and five frigates which was discovered "a
nong the Azores destination unknown
Off Barbados were cruising three French
frigates that had burned many English ves-
sells. mi.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-10

C1RcLEviCLE, June 20.
CAMP--uRBANNA.

On the 9th, Gov. Meigs held council in
the woods near Urbsnna with number OF
Indian ch.efs---Wyandots, Shswanoes and.
Mingoes from Sandusky. The Augiaize OF
no Miami of the lake, farke (or the Crane)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-10

q Nrw.YoRK, June 3Oth.---Preparations
W fTs and the Navy Yard, are making
.s;th ali practical expedition by captain,
Chauncey and the officers OF government;
A mast and yard were on SUNDAY erec.eo
on Signal-Hill, at Staten-ls,anu, a 80. sne
"hoi@ ii"@ Columbian.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-10
JoHNsTowN, n. Y. June %.

IN AOhOWh6 iCllCI 10 the Editor, seems
to convey an idea. that his majesty's sub
jects in Canada are not more anxious to de-
tend that province from an invasion by the
Americans, than many of his loyal FEEDER al
subjects in the u. S.
ECtract of letter from an officer in
the United States .d1my to the Editor.
dated
CHAM9LAIN, June IS. 1912.
1.-The Legislature of Canada have lately
passed a law TO raise an army by wav of
draft or Consumption from the militia, com
posed of unmarried men from the age of
IL to 80 years the drafted are not allow
ed to procure substitutes, but to be embo-
died Immediately, for two years, without
respect TO person or property which eau
ses great uneasiness among his majesty.
John Bulls, most loyal subjects.
By respectable gentleman direct from
Montreal, learn that about forty miles A.
bove Montreal, body of Men have collec-
ted together, composed OF, about four hun
dred, with determination not to complv
with the above mentioned law, but to resist
to the last extremity; that on the arrival
OF this news at Montreal the kings attor-
ney had issued his warrants and sent a bal
lii to apprehend certain of the ring leaders
he being more prudent than Courageous,
did not venture within eight or ten miles Of
the main body, where he. found one of the
unfortunate. rebels, and confined him in
Montreal Jail. Since writing the above, by
gentleman from the same place, who
states that about 20 leagues below Mon
treal, four parishes had arose en- masse,
with resolution they would not take up
arms to support tyranny; that one of the
principal ring leaders was put under arrest
the inhabitants, by way of committee,
made known to the civil officers that if the
prisoner was confined they were determined
to level the walls Of the jail to the ground.
The priests have interfered to have the
commonalty comply with the law, but Of no
avail they were resolved not to wear red
coats to please his majesty.
There are daily numbers of young men
coming into the states from the province to
evade the law" Monitor.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-10
TO CRUIZERS, &c.

) Three fleets of merchantships leave ia
GO for England this SUMMERTIME first
na;led in Nav, and is probably safe lat nome
the second sailed in June and Is ~. .he one
now pursued by our salaaI4 , z,h IS l .,ha
"sesant month. their convoy is not strong,
fs; HSs"i hut one frigate, and some smaller
cene .rhe merchant vessels are valua-
We, Sess sh;r,s MANY of them coppered and al
I .aen Sr,p an,narently we'll armed they have
r -nou wooden guns and are unable to make
Al. .ra sssr;oUs defence, as they are altogether
baaly manned. The frigate will have
large amount of specie, as 1T rs customary 10
ship it on board OF her tor sanety, nv v ,e~
smart privateers nigh, pi1 ,, t I hslp of two
nj 6, our frigates probably capture or, destroy
she whole of them .1H'Oru' -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-04
VALUABLE MILL SAND
LAND, FOR SALE


BY virtue of decree of the circuit
court Of the district of Columbi., citinv
-the subscriber will offer at public sale
at the. Union Tavern, Georgetown, Oi
Friday, The 4fh Of December neat, at u
o'clock.
THE Federal MILLS.
And ~ IL acres Of LAND-togAba
with LOT of GROUND adioin.
ing, thre' which the road to the
mills runs,
The property Of the late Joseph
Z. RowIcs, dec.
These valuable Mills, on Rock Creek,
are within half mile Of the wharvcs d
this town. The mill house i. large and
roomy and substantially built Of Brick,
contains 4 pair Of French Burrs and ma.
chinery completes, all in good order foy
manufacturing -four. Near tbs mills
stands small well.built Stone House,
intended az country mill. There 10 a.
buDdance OF water at all times for rdE.
ming pair Of stones, and two.thirds OK
the year double that number. 1t is SUI.
fcient to say, no property within the
District, OF its nature, possesses any
thing like ito advantages.
Also an undivided moiety of . hall
LOT of GROUND, On high-srees
containing 20 feet front, on which 10 .
Frame Store-House, at present occua
pied as a grocery by Messrs. Kirby and
Wells.
The titles to the whole Of the above
property Is we'll known to be indisputs.
Bile.
The terms Of sale as prescribed " the
decree Of the court, area credit of four
equal payments off, II, Is & ~ months
from the day of sale. The purchasers
granting prsmissory notes, negotiable at
the bank of Columbis, with good en-
dorser or epdorsers, for the payment OF
the purchase money. with interest there.
On from the day Of sale. Upon the ap.
probation and ratification by the court OF
the sale, and upon tho payment Of the
purchase money and interest, and not
before, the trustee will assign and con'
vey, by deed of bargain and sale duly ex'
ecuted according to law, all the estate,
right, title, claim and demand, both IN
law and in equity. Of the said Joseph E.
Rowles in his life time, the widow and
the heirs at law, as stated in tho decree,
in and to the premises.
~ T All persons having claims -
fsrainst the Estate Of the said JoszPn T..
RowLEs, deceased, are warned TO bring
them into tho said court within ten day
after the day of sale.
lohn Heugh, Trustee.
Nov. 10. Gets.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-04

LANDING
From the schooner Sophia, Captain
Thoms, from Portland, and for sale
by
Lawrason & Fowle.
hhds Wet India Rum,
Is barrels Tanners Oil,
100 boxes Soap,
so do Mould Candles,
40 boxes bottled Cyder, Of one dozen
each,
$40 reams of Vellum Foolscap and
Pot Writing Paper.
boxes Seine Irvine.
October 80
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-04
Iohn Gardner Laid,

HIS FOR sale,
Mus. oyado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
bbls.
West India Rum in puncheons,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial. Gunpowder, Young Hyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas, of the lat
estimportations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
SwedesSfron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool.
by 1917 by 9, 9 by IL. and 10 by -
Bristol Glass, in whole and half
boxes,
Soap. candles and Goldfish in box
Fies,e.,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
& bbis.
Few or. casks old Sherry, London Par
ticular Madeira and Streights Red
Wine,
Cord.ge and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Womcn's and Children's Shoes
is..barrels and boxes,
Bottlt Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster of Paris.
Also, PLOUGHS of lhc most approved
construction and ono pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
Octnh-r s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-04

NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the estate OF
the late JOHN MAcRAE, Esq. of Orange.
field, are requested TO make payment to
the subscriber. And those who have
claims against the said estate, are also
requested to exhibit them to %
B. WASHINGTON,
s1dminis,rator Of John Macras,
deceased.
Stafford ca. Nov. l3-l6 I'm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-04
Pui,lic Sale,

WILL be sola on "WEDNESDAY the 9Th
of December next, House and Lot on
Washington s Prince-Streets-Lot us
feet S inches, by loG-A Lot on FAIR
fax and Queen-Streets 100 by 4o-thres
Houses and Lots on Cameron Street IN
excellent order. The above property
is sold, fer the purpose of closing the
concern of Msrsteller and Young.
Robert l. Taylor.
Trustee.
: Nov. -. y
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-04

SECOND DAYS DRAWING
POTOMAC g SHENANDOAH
Navigation Lottery.
Ao1zxsxa ~, 1919.
No. 2sels, prize of 5 10000.
Nos. 1888 1858, prizes Of 5 50.
IS prizes Of 5 - and 4s7 of 8 10.
The third days drawing will b On
Tuesday, the tsf December:
Prizes remaining in the wheel
of 5 I5,oOS
of 10000
3 Of 5000
4 of 1000
10 of 100 Tickets.
IS of s l,ooe
20 of 500
Present price Of Tickets 5 and no
risk Of lssino until the 18th day sOf
drawing.
Tickets in the above Lottery, end p
the Medical Csllegs, Susquehannah Ca
nal and Vaccine Institution Lotteries
For sale By
November 80.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-04
Sic 4 vi BOATS
FOR SGLE.
TIE ALBANY STEAK BOATS,

TIE ALBANY sTEAA BOATS,
Hope and Perseverance,
Wits their Machinery, Tackle and APP
parel. These boats having run only
one season arc in the oest order and
repair. For terms apply to the Prin.
tiers, or to H. BLKEcKkR, Capitol Hill,
Washington.
Nov 20
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-04
Potomac and Shenandoah
NAVIGATION Lottery,

Potomac and Shenandoah
Navigation Lottery,
Commences Drawing On TUESDAY neHA
when the first drawn number will b
PRIZE Of 8 1000.
The Cutatel Prioe Of 2o,oss D'llsr'
is floating, and may possibly come sut
early in the drawing. Those DESTROYS ct
having a chance for those valuable Pfi-
zes had best provide themselves with
Tickets previous to the Drawing, as the
price will certainly advance to 8 9 In
very short time.
Present price of Tickets g 50
Half do. 4 81 IL
Quarter dc. : Is
Eightas do. - -
TICKETS in the above Lottery, ans
also in the Susquehannah Canal MedicA
College, and Vaccine institution Lette'
RIGS, now Drawing in Baltimore, for '@fs
ReBKfT CRY.
~ Order, from the Country, en-
closing CASH, (ho.t taii will be at
tended to. Tickets Examined and ~
informatio. respecting the Lottery sH'
en- gratis;
November u ("
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-04
I. D. SIMMS

WILL continue the practice OF the
" law in the Circuit Court for the
County Of Alexandra. His Once Is
above the Printing oGee Of the Alex.
andria Gazette. 49, = 80
6etebsr 80
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THE CHRONICLE,
OR
AN ANNUAL TIEW OF hfS7oRI Foh$'
9rcs g LITERATUf2,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTl@
By JOHN E. HALL, late of Baltimore,
Assisted by several Men OF Letters.

Thi. work will be devoted to the fol-
lowing subjects IL. An Annual Histo.
tory of Europe. A Congressional
History of the UAted States, with oc-
casional notices of important proceed
ings in the State Legislatures. Pub
lie Documents-4. A Register of Re-
markable Occurrences-5. Geographic
c.! Sketches of persons distinguished at
the Bar or in The Pulpit, in the Close
Or in the Fields. Proceedings OF learnt
ed Societies, at home and abroad-7.
An Annual History of Literature, TO-
reign and domestic-s. Essays on Mis-
ceilsneou. Topics & Poeucd illusions
80. Statistical Reports.
Price six cellars per anHHfs-Is be
published in four quarterly numbers.
P The Editors of federal papers
are requested to notice this advertise
ment; to receive subscriptions, and
transmit them to Mr.. MosEs IEsAls,
;he publisher, ut Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Oct. 80.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-04
COLUMBIAN Inn,

GEORGETOWN
VNHE subscriber has the satisfaction
B to inform his friends and the pub
lie, that he has removed to that elegant
and commodious four-story dwelling on
Water Street, where he has at conslde-
rable expence completely equipped him
self for the entertainment of those who
may please to favor him with their Gus
tom. The situation is healthy, convent
ent and agreeble.-The house is large,
and in every respect we'll calculated Tor
an Inn the rooms well finished, and fur
nished in a neat and comfortable style i;
the buildings are all new and con-
yenient, He fatters himself that in e.
very respect his accommodations will be
satisfactory.
Joseph Semmes.
Nov - din.
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Y. anted to i,T.
Nov. -

V anted to i,.re
A WOMAN Of e. cd character who can
cook, wash and do the work OF family.
There arc no small chiidren.--Insaire
Of the Printer.
Ocf
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FOR SALE
By LAWRASON g FOWLE,

The Cargo Of the brig sDoifhin, cGftain
Ss,if, from Rosssn---being
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse Salt
100 casks Lime
100 boxes Mould * Dipt Candles
10 hhds. n. E. Rum
$50 reams Wrapping paper.
80 boxes Soap
October %
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rnanY)
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1912.
Plaster Paris, &c.

fIdlSt6T TdTIS, &C.
10 Tons Plaster Paris,
l25 Grinds,ones, assorted sizes,
20 Barrels Prime Beef,
40 do Prime Pork,
Now landing from Schr. Catherine,
CeptainHeibreok, from N York, and for
Sale BY
Jackson = Rumney.
November IA
For Bottom.
800 Barrels can be taken on board the
schooner Catharine, Capt Holbrook.
Apply as above.