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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-07-23
Twenty Dollars Reward.

ID AN away, some tine in December last
IN Negro Woman named TREACE 2s
or 80 years oil of very dark complexion
and when spoken TO, is anxious to make her.
self appear very polite she hss ore OF hel
ewes weak, occs stoned by having sore eyes ;
on the back part of herneck there are seVe-
raj scars by having seatons putin her neck.
This woman has extensive acquaintance
throughout Charles county, state OF Mar'
land, and from her extreme art make no
doubt she has acquired them IN Primo,
Georges county, w shington city, George
town and Alexandria. Only a few week.
past she was seen in Piscata way, where she
had changed her name and called hersci'
JenGy and had line with the subscribers
name that she was authorised TO hire herself
or get a master and has lstely applied te
Mr.. Davi. at Rozer's ferry to purchase her
where il is presumed she is snli lurking
As TO her clothing 1t is deemed unnecessary
to mention as there is no doubt she has
changed them.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-07-23
Thomas Burgess.

Charles County, State Of Maryland.
n. B All persons are hereby !orwarned
from harboriug or employing the above de-
scribed Negro Woman, at their peril, or
under the severest penalties OF the law
I. B.
Innc 8. tt.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-07-23

James YauldJng, mate Of the brig fro from
Young, arrived in town this afternoon lied
whom we have obtained the following : J u, tor
from ST. Ubes, May Is, with cargo 80
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-07-23
Valuable Farm and Mill
FOR SALE.

Under the authority OF decree oil tne Nout'
of Fairfax County, in the commonwealth
Of Virginia, in the case Of Mordccal Lew
ISIS Executors, against William Harris
horne, the subscribers will offer for sale
ct public auction on the premises, on Mon
dav the 18th day Of September next,
That Valuable new Mill and
Farm now occupied by William Hartshorne,
known by the name of strawberry Hill, stu
ated OF Holiness Run. and the Little River
Turnpike Road, In the County OF Fairfax,
about three miles from Alex andria the tract
contains 2S6 acres, of which 80 arc in young
thriving timber, &c in good meadow, the
greater part Of which may be wlered from
the Creek and Mill Race-and the residue Is
well improved arabic Land. There are on
the premises, one peach and two apple Or
chards, productive garden of two acres
handsomely laid off--A framed dwelling
House two stories high, so feet by 20 with
two wings, large Kitchen, a pump of good
water the door; Stables, Stone Sprlng-
House, &c. Also large we'll finished new
Brick Mill SIS feet by As, four stories high
with three pair of large BUR and one pair OF
countSy Mill Stones. capable OF manuiactur..
inc ten thousand barrels of -four annually.
The stream is large and constant, and affords
fall sufficient for water wheels 10 feet In di
amcter
The situation is remarkably healthy, and
the place affords number of advantages sch
dom found united. Possession will be deli
yersd ON the frstda of October next, sub
iect to the right of the present occupant to
remove the growing crops Persons desir-
Gus of viewing the premises, will apply at
the Mill or dwelling House. One third OF
the purchase money viii be required in hand
on the residue credit of nine and eighteen
months Will be allowed, the payments to be
secured by endowed negotiable notes, and a
deed OF trust on the premises and to bear In
terestfrom the day OF sale.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-07-23
Notice to the Stockholders

I'm the Fauqaier and Alexan ria Turnpike
j Company IS hereby given, that the further
sum of ten dollars on each Share viii be de-
manded on the first day of August next, and
the further sum OF ten dollars on each share
on he first dsy Of September following.
BY or 'er of the President and Directors.
mo Hampton, Treasurer.
N Il. The Stock holders in thu town of
Alexsndria are requested TO make payment
to MIR THoMAs MsoNE, clerk in the Bank
of Potomac J. n
auckland, June 26.-Jnly 2 2Aw3m
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-03
NEW WPORT.
THURsD.4Y. SEP1E.MBER 8, 1919.


Mr.. SIMoNs,
Sir--ln the Boston Gazette, 6f the 3lst
uit. find, in the'marine list, All account, said
TO be given by capt. Abbot, OF the brig Rebcc.
ca, which brig l made ssizUre Of u, sea, on
the 10th or llth of August, in which it is
stated that wonld not permit capt Abbot
TO take any clothes with him, except sea
clothes, and what he had on. The assertion,
II made by capt Abbot, is false. When
boarded capt. Abbot, was under English
colors. asked him 10: his papers he very
polntedly fixed his finger on British icence,
and told me smilingly TO i2sk az Mat. did
SO, and immediately informed him he had
sealed his own condemnation, as was an
American priva,eer, and should, in consc-
quencc of that license make prize of him
II is false that I mentioned any orders from
the Secretary of State" knew the laws
oil my country too we'll for such a pretext.
Capt. Abbot has kept back the purport OF his
instructions, received in England, to in
form himself, when off Boston, whether the
non-lmportatioa law was revoked, if not, to
proceed to some other port"--(Q Query, where
perhaps Halifax When took capt. Abbot
out, begged him not to bring trunks, as my
vessel was small, and we had no room He
said few sea clothes was all he wanted, and
brought what he pleased ON board. When
icllin with brig Hazard, capt. Luce, capt. Alb
ho, expressed a wish to 60 with him com
pl,et and when parting with me,he request
cd, it fell in again with his brig, to take out
four trunks OF scearing ahharei---(pretty well
for the master of a small brig, l7o tons,) and
his writing desk, as he had papers of great
consequence in il, which promised the gen.
tleman, and which performed, as his desk
is now on board my schooner. Does this
look like refusing capt. Abbot his clothes, or
any thing else ? So far from it, myself and
officers promned him if his vessel was con.
demned, TO make him present Of her.
Such was my conduc, to capt. Abhol--lct the
world judge. JOSHUA BARNEY,
of the sch. Rossie.
.Ner,hork, X 7 Sehf |. l9l2
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-03
From mr Merchants ce6ee-lIouse Book,

KEPT By GAIT. JOHNSON.
Thursday, Aug. 25.--Arrived, ship American He.
no, Clement, 40 days from ST. Salvador with valu-
able cargo from Calcutta Len at 81, sairadOr, brig
New-Moon, for Boston, Is days. ship Eugenia, or
Philadelphia, dspcsing cargo brig North-stsr ar
rived 9Th July, from St. Helena Lcjl at Bernan,5a.
co, l3th July, ship Unicorn, of Baltimore, and
Philadeipha schooner the only American vessels il,
port.
Saturday, 29th--Arrived last evening, ship John
Jay, OF Nantucket, from the Coast of Peru, with a
full cargo of Vale oil--was informed of the war on
The 10th inst, but saw English cruisers. On the
20 inst spoke the privsteer SwG of this port 81
miles dislan, firm Biock-lsland. The John Jay has
been IS months on her voyage.
sunday, Surpassed up the river, priva,cer brig
Yankee, Capt Wilson. from cruize, with the ship
Francis, Smith, OF N.w-o Orleans, from Liverpool "a
pnze.--Also passed up he river. ship Montezuma,
fiom Havana, via. New-york, cargo molassess
Tuesday, Sept. 1.-errved ship Susan, of New
York, from Amsterdam, cargo Gin and passengers.
DO ship -, from Greenock; do. ship -, from
Liverpool, cargo Dry Goods, prizes to Commodore
BARNEY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-03


On Munday last, arrived in this harbor the
privateer Rnssic, -unrler command Gi the m
uepid and gallant Commodore BARNEY -
We were politely favored, by the Commo-
dore, with file of English paPcrs, obtained
from cne Of the vessels captured py HIM,
which however DO not contain any later inlor-
nation than before received We were also
favored with the following account OF his
crui,c. Commodore BARNEY brought the
frs; news in this place, 10 the capture oil the
British frigalc Guerriere.
The sch. Rossic, J. Barney, Commander, sal
led from tho Chesapeake, July Il 5th, and en-
tered this port on Monday last, in company
with an American ship (his prze) from Liv-
erpool 10 Ncw-York, with Diy Goods. The
Rossie has taken FIFTEEN PRIZES since the
above period ohc ship, three biigs, and one
schooner, she burnt one brig and ono schr.
was sunk one brig and one schooner he
gave 10 ! | captains, their mates, and upwards
OF one hundred seamcn, and sent them 10 IT.
Johns, In Newfoundland, OH parole, 10 be
exchanged for as many Americans; and the
six others have been sent into the u. States.
She has also number Of prisoners on board.
One of the prizes, fine coppered ship, OF
1oO tOhS, iIbouuNhS, ~"pONH''Sio "ha y io"t,
6.poundcrs, engaged the Rossie.---Thc irc
from the Rossis was so close (4o yards) aud
so well directed, that the contest was very
short, for the enemy were drove from their
quarters, and at The moInent the Rossic was
within ten yards, ranging up along side, the
enemy struck her coiors. The Rcssie spoke
on the 2o,h, brig John Adams, from Liver
pool to New-York, he had been captured by
the frigate Guerricr, part Of her cargo taken
from her,ss given up. 2s,h, brig loaded with
spars, prize to the Benjamin Franklin, OF
Philadelphia. The Ro:sic was chased at Two
different periods by frigates, but outsdiled
them. Besides the above vessels several
others has been chased during the cruise,
but got OF, either by thick fogs or dark
nights. The Rossic has come in 70 receive
her officers and men sent in, in different p'i-
zcs, to Gil her water, and intends to proceed
to sea in few dsys.--Rcsuit of Is days
cruse--is fifteen vcssels---msk'ng TWO
THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND FoRTY-FouR
,ons--es,maicd to have cost the enemy ONE.
MILLION TWO HUNDRED aud ElG "a.
TY THOUSAND DOLLARS---and one
hundred and sixty prisoners.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-03
FROM GEN. HULL'S ARMY.

Extract Of letter from an off ser in General
HULL's army, dated Fort Miami, soth Ju-
Iy, (last date yet received) to his friend in
Saoo.
"Thc British have committed lrerrid acts Of bru-
tality and encouraged the Indians to murder Fathers,
Mothers, Brothers. Sisters, &c &c. On Sunday the
18th inst Gen, Hull crossed Detroit river, arrived at
Sandwich in safety. and hois,ed the American flag
the town was mostly evacuated at this time-Since
the anding Of the army. whole companies of the en-
emy's militia have deserted, and claimed protection
under our Flag. Gen. Hull is making ever. prepsr.
alton for IN attack on Fort Maiden additional
number Of 100 men are daily expected from Ohio, to
join the army as volunteers. An express passed.
through this place this evening for Kentucky, With
$500 volunteers who in readiness, and viii i'm
msdis,ely march to head skirmish-
es have taken place, four miles above For Maiden,
at River Ksunaw. Tor Duck river) This river - mar
row. but the depth Of water yey oon.iie. ab,c he
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-03

British have taken up the bridge which crossed It,
and here taken stand, in order 10 attack cur army
on Their way smsii parties OF soldiers had been sent
frequently ana hav, in some measure succeeded IN
repeiing ,hem - The exact strength OF Maiden is
not known; but supposed from The most accurate IN
formation, not to exceed $780, IN, luding Regulars,
Militia and lndians--Severai councils have been nc.
Gently held, and the most vt The nations appear friend
y---rhose who are now at Maiden, are of the
sieux nation some shawanese and Polawal anics and
headed by recumseh, brother OF the Prophet.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-03
VOLLAIEnR CORPS.

Yesterday morping the Volunteer Corps Of
thi. town, under command Of Captains
JAaEs Penny and DAVID MELviLL, march
ed down and took possession Of Fort Adams.
Nelicving Capt. Mc'DowELL's company of
u. S. Light Artillery, who were ordered
(snd sailed yesterday si,ernoon) TO join Gen.
DEARBoHS's army at Greepbusb, ". Y.
The Volunteers were salutcd 9th three
Cheers by the citizens, as II .ey passed the
foe, Of the Parade, and ere accompanied
into For, Adams hy 'hc< Columbian Band.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-03

MARRIED--in this town, on the 10th ult by tho
Rev. Dr. patten, Lieut.. BENJAMIN WATsor, Of the
Nnited States Army, TO Miss FANxy LAssELLE,
daughter Of the late Mr. Charles Lassellc, Of this
town. -
DTRD-at NofthKingston LY pI SPENCER widow
Of the late Henry Spencer in the 81 years of her agc
--ELIzALErH JosEs, daughter Of the late Joseph
Jones, in the 45th year Of her age.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-03

BY q packet from New.York, arrived yes-
.erday afternoon, we received a paper Of
Thursday last, which mentions report that
Zen. Hull, had surrendered his army 10 the
British. This news is not generally credited.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-03

The Guerrier is the frigatc which sailed
from H,lifax, Immediately after The Liffie
8eR affair, with her name painted in large
istcrs on her canvass, and challenged any fri
sss 10 uie American navy to single combat |!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
Featbert S5 Father Beds.
EDWARD HOWE,
UPHoLsTERk R

UPHOLsTEkER
At Bis FeatBey Sure No Afe5e6safs RozD Lhd
ae f,es
OFFERS for lale UPH0LSTERY-PAP PER
~ HANGINGS-L LOOKING GLASSES and
MILITARY GOODs-anong which are the
following-viz-- 4oCo ID, Fes here 500 yds
BediickiDg Of different qualities, tome very
fne-Beds Of ali qualified on reaionable terms
-Chintz Fringes-Laces and Tahei'-Sofas
Ealy and Loiling Chairs-tiair and MODS Mat
RATES. all fizes-Chafe Lses and Worried
An elegant and new shrtment of American
PAPER HANGINGS VIA Borders
a large ahortment OF rich Gilt Framed
LOOKING Mahogany framed
Mahogany framed Orefliug Gafles. The
frames Of American manufacture
MILF ART GOODS.
Hangers-cut and thrut Swords-gold and
fIver Epaulets--do and 90 Sword Knots
do and do Hat Ta1eIs-!ilk Sales.--future,
Of different coIors-- Bands md TAilels, &c &c.
American patent eight day TIME PIECES
as cheap as at the Manufadnry
A5e-On Con6gpmeni from he Manufact-
Dry, IF y boxes MOULD CANDLES of the
Gzes-long and fhort Frves-do Il
DO SiIes, Fours q EigAts-6ve boxes SOAP
PorfiaaE; Des IA (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
Ihomas Nelfon's Ehate.

NOTICE TO all concerned, rs hereby giveu,
= that Matthew Martin, administrator on
the efae Of THOMAS NELSON, la.e Of
HarPiwell, in the county of Cumberland, mar
liner deceafed, has exhibited TO me a private
account Of his, againf faid eiia,e-Alfo his
naturalization account and that The fame wall
be conhderd a. Court Of Probate to be ho
den at the cffile Of John rockingham, F(q in
Portland, on the lecond Wednesday of Jmua
ry next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, when
and where they may appear and thew caufe if
any they have, why the faid accounts fhoud
TOT be ailowed.-Ds,ed ar Portland, the tenth
day of December, 5. ID 1912
SAM. FREEMAN, fudge IF /aid Csnrt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
Fall and Winter Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN.

~ barge fret Portland,
HAS JUN received an afoftmenr Of GOODS,
4 iutable for the preien and approaching
feafon, confltlng of fuperGee and low priced
BroadcIo'hs, all coIors ditto Kerfeymeres
ditto Queen and Pelfe Coth white red,
yellow. cen, aud black FauneIs and BaiEes;
bale 1mbazetts and Wiibores. la colOrs /;
ladies 1ste aud black worried Ho(e, lome very
fine; Meus whife, back and H1iTed ditto
large cotton fhawis; elegant mita ion ditto
plain and figured Muffin. VI All deicriptons5
Cambria Rrit'fh shining; Coleraln dirto,
tome very isout; black Luarings green do:
TO- Umbrellas plaid AGO PLAIN Florence and
India di,toi large all. men Of Ribbsnds:
Ird,s Cottons di;ro Checks Factory Ging-
hams Check, Sheetngs and shl tilg. duo
Yarns; Canton Cape, black l'aiar di,to5
-hawls back Company, and Bandanns
ndketchefs-whch toge her with his for
mer ltock comPrile aImoit every article uiually
enquired for # O9 g
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
GUN.POWDER. &c.

$500 lbs Dupont & Co's7 ,,,>, nouvDr,
Englfh and Northern { A1-1>'
FOR Sale by ELIJAH WHITING TON, No,
81, State free, who has ALTO for lale--
10000 lbs Patent Shot
1000 do Match Rope
10000 do Sheet Cork
1000 do belt rs6oed Salt Petre
500 do crude Salt Petre
10000 do Bar Lead
10000 do Muaet and PinoI Bullets and
Buck Shot from 8 TO $40 70 the pouad
10000 Muiket and Piiol Flints
5000 lbs Crude and Roll Brimlfone
100 Powder Horns
2 900 lbs Oakum
100000 do Cannon Balls and Grape Shot
Cannon and CarrJnzdes of various fizes.
I. W informs BIS Cufomerr, that he has
made an arrangement 20 re manufacture what
ever poor Powde he may inciden ally receive,
and whites purchaers TO be particularly remin-
ded tha; he lhal offer for iae none, tut iuch
a can be recommended with confidence, and
proved good by experiment with in( uments
which he has for that purpote and wi which
they can make iuch companions as may be
wlihed -Irices 4, Prefent, per Jingle q. caik
from 65 20 Sd cents. fine of which ID Of the
hrit quality.
POWDER, SHOT, &c by retail as above
ny "A. WELLER. Bottom Dec IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
Robert Mitchell's Ehate.

A T Circuit Court Of Common Pleas, in The
irit Eafte-n Circuit, begun and holden at
Portland, in fsid county, On the Third TueIday
Of November, A. ID. l9l2-On the Petition Of
John McIntolh, administrator on the elate Of
ROberS Mitchell, late Of Durham, IN fad coun
ty, deceaGed, Inteltate, ihewing that the goods
aud chAttels belonging to the eaate of faid
decesfsd, are nos iulicient by the fam of one
hundred aud fixty ieven dollars and feventy
eight cents, to pay the debts due from faid
efate, and praying that the Court would
grant him licence to fell the whole of the faid
deceaied's Real Eaate apprailed At three hun
dred and thirty fix dollars; az by partial faIe
the reiidue thereof would be greatly injured
The Court order-1hat the Petitioner give
notice 10 ali concerned, by cauhng an <dver-
tIlement to be inherited in one Of the Portland
News Papers three weeks fuccedive'y, the lali
pbu.ica,io. 10 be at can hirty days before the
hrf Tuefday of Mach neIt, that they may
have opportunity 10 appear al the Circus
Court IF Common Pleas then TO be holden a
Portland within ard for The fad county q
Cumberland and ihew cauie, If any they have
why the prayer of fAid petition fhoud MOI BIZ
grarted
6ti1F, SAM. FREEMAN, Ciak.
Dec. IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
Extract of Olercitron,
or ESSENCE OF
ekLo7u OAK Bark.

THE Quercitron or Yellow OAK Bark has
= long been known, and highly approves Of
in Europe, The belf quality genera y com
mand in marker, about three pound tie lug
p r cwt. The prepa alton nov offerel 70 he
American Pub ic. contains the Efence OF Tie
Bark in very CoRdenied fate; one Pound q
Extract affords A. much colounng mat e. AZ
twenty pounds Of the PuIvenied Bark.
f2mp'e of this EIirsd has been feot 10 Eng
land, and been pronounced by adequa judg-
e., after carefui experiment, 70 be equal % ne
quantity Of Bark trCTn which Il was Procur-
ed .contaiuing al he virtues Of The Bark 10 a
bout one twentieth parr of its bulk Il ike
wife pofeAes the advantage of being ready
prepared tor the Dgers nle. without the
teaching, neeping or boiling neceiisry m The
common mode 20 lesarate The tingent from
the Iigneous particles of the Bark. The NOR
dants for rafting or fetting the colours may be
The fame uled with the FuIveriied Bark max
ing due allowance for The condemned ltate IN
which tbe E1trad 10 Prelented TO The hands OF
the ariih
Tie Gb Vs sxfya9 1zy Be sbf1issf g large o.
mail g1r-fifia by afPLis1fiaa % WEbbER Y
MEE kILL. Poril1r5, or 20 ROY al CRAFT,
No rs, STATE aIeel, Bgasa OCT 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
MEDICINES. &c.

Or. Relies Botanical Drops. a certain cure
iof ial, rheum, fcrotula pimped and carhun
cled faces, leprofy, fore lcgs, icald head, ulcers
venereal taints, when mercury hzs failed, eruo
lions, and ali impurities OF he blood s. iuices
and mAy be gwen TO children with perfect afe
ty-Jfe hi Of sEe in Portland Gazette on IL
DR. Re.fss Allhmatic Pills-thefc olive H.
liant cafe In all coughs, colds, confumptious
catarrhs, wheezings, tIgh. nefs of the chez. dit.
hcuity OF breathing, pain III the 6de. lpnting Of
blood ticking III the throat. Recent colds are
removed IN few hours--the aged will find
relief equally agreeable even when the unes
are affected
DR.. Re!fe's Aromatic Female Pills, for oh
itructlons &c. and which are equally condu-
GIVE 70 the health of married lauIes Lu!eL, zrbsz
Pregnant, at which time they mutt not be taken
d. Relies Ambitious Pills, for indigeRiou.
bles, fatulence, nervous debility &c.
DR.. Jebbs bTated Liniment. for rheuna
titms, ipralns, bruies, numbnels Tiff ,el, n the
joints, &c. the relief is immediate. and cure
frequently 10 "a hours
Britih AntilcePTic Dentifrice, which no,
only renders HaeE teeth -vbits bur remove, 49,
cAuie Of offenllve breath and adds there,o
mott deectabie fweetnefs
Cambrian Tooth Ache Pills, the relief i.
immediate without the leaf injury 60 The teeth
Albion Cornpiailter, which affords inIlanr
cafe At the fame time It dihoives and draws ths
corn out by the roots
Dumtries Ointment, certain and fafe cu-a
for the ITCH ~ oae boy' application be il ever
10 inveterate, 20 Danger from taIing cold
Dumfaes Lotion zOifbOzf JseH, for the ITCH
Britiih Chemical Liquid Backing, which
needs but trial TO give decided preference
| 70 NOT competitions
Boot Top Reitorer, which reAores the ron
to its original colour without Gains
Conwsy's Lemon Syrup-one hottie, d. $50
will make gallons excellent Lemonade OF
| Punch-this asruP not ouiy allays thlrll. cool,
the iyitemi bnt e1hilerate. the lpirits, At Tho
lame time 1t prevents fever
! DR. HuAters celebrated Pills. An infall;bl,
remedy and preventive for and of the Ysz.. :,
Dys5ie 10 all IL various aage, 50zpeus, o., sieat-
tuii directions anl teicrIption Of n mptoms Il
thar perions may cure themlelvss with iecrec,
sncircle each box-price D !.
~ NaHs u re absOs are genuine zslsf, E,s..
~ Conway fa,neu!a, ~ lSga
atisSpaA.e 70 'bes EFbs by fsJsg sgsia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
Harvard College Lottery.


The following pizes have been told at
>. Patten' BOOKSTORE.
Of d. 2o-Nos. '747, sa46-Of D lo-Nos.
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$3.50, sos sOI5, SO's, $40 8o79 sJ42
8o47 1916, 1894, 1883. $3.50 $50 $3.50
1894, 1896, 1901, Sc 8, sc z, IS sF34
S639 500. 1850, 1867, S677, $3.50, $3.50
i7452. i746o i746t, 1865, 7472 'T4sI
1898 I7494, $500 - Undrawn Tickets
At d 5o-Quarters D. 75
ouiquehanna Canal Lottery-No. 2.
Oas Qz1'fey D,azva
HIGH PRIzES UNDRAwN,
2 Of $4,000 2 yf 5000
2of 10000 2 Of 5000
Orders received for nndrawn tickets e paris.
Union College Lottery-No. (.
CoMmeTeei a'aVUi4g Q" Tat'aay isf.
TEX HIGH PRIZES ARE
F; . i IS;SSS +: q zoo: 1000 1000
Orders for Tickets, Halves, Quarters and
Eighths received
Plymouth Beach Lottery-No. IL
To draw 10 February nen-D IS 600 high
Ell Prize Tcke;s at D 5-QGarters D. s7k
EigAyhs rs cts
~ A weekly hit Of the drawing IN the
Suiquehauna and the Union College Lotteries
will be received CIV Dec z
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21

The public are hereby notified, that iht
partnership exi~ung b. ween Dr. John Con
verse and d.. David @ Barker, both OF
Durham, IN the County IF Cumberland, Ply
slcIans, expired on The 22d FEBRUARY last BY
the terms Of thei partnership contfact-Ai
those persons WHO have during the partner
shiP employed D.. John Converse, are here
by authorised 30 settle wlh the said Com
verse-sll those Who have employed d
David g. Barker, As their physician, arr
hereby authorised 10 settle with he SAID
Barker. JOHN CONVERSE,
DAVID o. BARKER.
DuyhQ7l fuly % 1910