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PORT OF RICHMOND.
ENTERED.

Nov. 9th 1912--Schr. He-kimer, Seaman, N.
York; Betsry, Burrows, do. Orb, sloop Since
ritv, Thompson, Baltimore; tn, schr. ROY al
Oak, Smith. York; brig Experim mt, Van
Shayck, Perth Amboy; 12hh, schr. Eagle, Dunn.
N. York; Columbia, Whl Ter, 10. CiotA, Jones,
Philadelphia; Union, Mnrrissett, N York.
CLEARED,
Nov. oh, l8l2-Schr Lydia, Hamilton, PHI
adelphia; 10Th, Young Carpenter, Weeks, do.
brig Connecticut, Gold, N York; 1lth, schr.
Consolation, Wood, DO. Wendel, WzcSs, do.
ltose-in-bloom, Jones, do. Rnse in-bloom, S pm-
ers, do. Nancy, Harris, Boston; soop Lean
der, Wood, " York Lady Hamilton, GiIlett,
DO. 18Th, schr Dusty Miller, Somers, do. Iubi-
lee, Traverse, 10. Betsey, Burrows, DO. Female,
Peterson, Baltimore Union, Mnrrisett, NM
York; s!ooP Hope, Williams, do Fox, Egbert,
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MAJ. Intel.

Copy of letter received Yesterday by the
Secretary. of The Navy from Commodore
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ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 10
Extract Of a Leuer from an officer in Me
.ArBty 10 The Editors, dated
" Can't near Bu6aLoe, Der. %.

1.-THE face Of affairs in this part Of the
country begins now to wear a new aspect
Since Gen. Van Rensselaer, has given up the
command of all forces both regulars and mil
tia. TO Gen. Snythe. The grea tesr prepar-
alton is now making for another descent up
to Conada from this place. An armistice
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FOREIGN CLEARANCES.

N0v. il.-Cgearea, snip Ocean, Adams, Lis
bon schr Dorothv, Rarnev, St Barthoomews
18Th, ship Isiington, SWEET, Ca1iz.
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.ALnL nE OFFEnEp FoN SALE al ,Inr

.4TLL BE OFFERED FOX SALE at Mar
w rim I'LL, formerly the residence ofSusan4
nall Lewis, decd. two miles below Richmond.
III Thursday the 10th day Of December next,
about 25J Barrels Of Corn, quantity of Hay,
Fodder. Shucks, Chaf and Straw, two youn.
we'll broke Mules, two good work Horses, three
,oke Of Oxen, and one Wagon, twenty tbree
likely Sheep, and sundry Plantation Tools-A
credit of twelve months will be allowed, the
purchasers To give bond with approved secure
" for all sums above ten dollars, to carry I'M
terest from the day Of sale, if rot punctually
paid, and for all sums Of ten dollars and under.
cash will be required
WALTER SHELTON, Acting
Ex'or. of Wiltshire NJ Lewis, decd.
Nov. 10. tds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-16
Hon. PAUL HAMILTON,
Secretary Of the Navy.

Gen. LEVIN WINpER is elected Cover
nor of the state OF Maryland.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-16

BY virtue OF a deei OF trus. cx-cutcd 10 Tx.
subscriber, by Harry r.. Gaines on the 18th os
February, 1911, and now recorded in the Coun-
" Court of Essex, for the purposes IN rein
mentioned, will bc sold, at public auction, Tor
ready money, on Monday the 3Oth Of the pre-
seat month, if fair, otherwise the mex, far day,
before the door Of the Farmers Hotel, in the
town Of Tappahannock, Essex county, valua-
bic LOT or Halt Acre Of Land, situated il said
town. . lie improvement are a dwelling house.
Kitchen, Smoke-ho use, and Store-house, al
in good repair.
JOHN HALE.
Nov. 10 w2tp.
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SVaite's
Tickets.

(WARRANTgD UNDRAWN)
tn the above Graul Lottery, tor sale al the AFcUs
OFFICE, R'chmonl-prizes in former 10 teries
and 8ak Notes Of almost e7ery description taken
in payment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-16

Or Friday morning, says the Nincennes
sun OF Oct. 20, the Indians killed a son Of
MIR Thos. Hollingsworlh. within zen miles
Of this place; they tomahawked, scalped
and stripped MIN naked. The night before
they stole number of horses from the neigh
borho,d. On Tuesday and Wednesday last
gen. Hopkins crossed the Wabash at fort
Harrison with about 1000 mounted men with
ten days provisions to proceed against the
Indian towns but whether against those up
the Wabash or OF the Illinois river, is still a
mystery, but which short time will unveil.
Capt. Becks, with his company of rangers
Is also ordered tosproCeed up the Wabash,
as is also col. Miler's and col. Barbour's re-
gimcnts of kentucky militia it is supposed
the will proceed Immediately as far up as
Fort Harrison.
James Fisk, Of Vermont, is appointed a
Judge Of this territory, in the room of judge
Wander Burgh, deceased
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-16

Spain since the taking of Madrid, excepting J
the raising the siege Of Cadiz.
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CHILL1coTHE. Oct. 81.

OHILLICOTHE. OCT. 81.
On Tuesday last, capt. Elliott marched
from this place with a company OF 100 re-
gulars for the purpose of joining the North
Western Army. The soldiers have all been
enlisted in this state, and are tolerably well
provided with winter clothes. They have
taken the route, by the way Of Frankiinton
and Lower Sandusky, and viii probably
in the army at the Rapids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-16

U. S. Frigate PRESIDENT,
.M Sea. Octo6-rl1, 1912.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-16

The Virginia troops under the command
of brig gen. Leftwich, amounting, in the
whole, to about 1900 men, arrived in this
town on Tuesdav the 27,h inst. and on Fri,
day the 30th 20 k the route by way of Frank
linton, TO the Rapids, where, it is expected,
the four divisions of the North Western
Army will form junction. The men are
weliproyided with tents andcamp equipage !;
but are destitute of clothing necessary for a
winter Campaign. We understand the "a
bovc troops, and the Ohio volunteers, now
at Manary's Block-houSe, under The com
mand f brig. gen. upper, viii form the CEN
tire of the army-the Kentucky volunteers
and regulars now at fort Defiance, uuder
the command of brig gen Winchester, will
form the left wing; and the Pennsylvania
troops, under the command of brig. gen.
Crooks, now on their march, by way of
Wooster, will form the right wing. These
troops Amount in the whole to near 10000
men, and are all snder the COMMAND of gen
Harrison, who is now at Franklinton, ma
king the necessary arrangements for supply
ing them with provisions, &c. &c.-With
this formidable force there can be little
doubt as to- the successful result OF the
present campaign.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-16

J"PREs1DENTs' MESSAGE, No. 50
in nur next.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
March s, 1912.
~ !
DEBATE

or 81r. Rhea's motion to fosthone The fetition
of The citizens Of albany 10 the 4tl Of Jlttys
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-06
JAMES CHADBOURN.

p ESPECTFUILY informs his friends and
former Cultomers, thar he has recon
menced bullnels at the new Brick Store, head
of Union areet erected on the fpot where the
fore of j. Chadbourn, & Co. destroyed by
1re) formerly food, where he offers whole
fale and retail. general anortment of
Wet India Goods and Groceries,
sTNbng which are Rum, Brandy and Gin Of
different qualitieS-Msdeira, Lifbon, Sherry,
Vidouia, Fort and Malaga Wlnes--Losf aad
brown Sugar-Lump do--Hylon, Hytonfkin
aud Souchong reas-Flour aud Candles; Rice
Raihns; Figs; Prunes; Corn Brooms; Sieves'
Tobacco; Stone Jugs Sperm Oil Houie Ok
Hearth 3ruihes; Mats; Bacon Cloves !;
Mace; Cinnamon; Ginger; Pepper Mu'-
tafdi Oatmeal Nutmegs; Windior and Bar
Soap Walh Balls; Table Salt Malt Pow
der and Shot Salt Petre; Brimltone AL
'um and Copperas Redwood and Logwood !;
Vinegar No, | and 2 Chocolate Baberry
Talow; Bees Wax Starch; Pearl Barley !:
Jorden Almonds Nuts Of various kinds OIL
i've OIL Salt Fifth, &c sc &c
l5- lie above are part of good abort
ment of Goods which he offers for fale on as
realonable terms as articles of tile like quality
can be purchafed eliewhere.
Po,tlonS. AsggF IL, 1911. II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-06

Of the United States, BY any IRdian tribe Or
tribes, Re and he il hereby authorised ~
raise, either by volunteers, or enlistment tor
one year, unless sooner discharged, as many
companies as he may deem necessary. who
shall serve on foot, or be mounted, a. the
service IN his opinion may require, shea
act on the frontier as spies or rangers, &c
armed, equipped and organized in sue III
manner, and be under such regulations sn 4
restrictions as the nature Of The service IN
his opinion may make necessary" Each
o. fhe Said companies of spies OK ranges 10
consist OF one captain, one first, one second
lieutenant, one ensign, four sargeants, four
corporalS, aud sixty priyates."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-06
SEASONABLE GobDS.
ROYAL LINCOLN.

ExoHAsk sTREKT,
HAS for fale general afcrtrr1t Of
: SeasOn0bie Goods-q,iz.
A great variety Of beff wen siEngIand and
common Broad Cloths
Blac<, blue, brown, mix'd, drzl aud bottle
Cailimeres
Brown, Sotsle, drab maroon sndblue peIice
Cloths.
Devonlhire Kerfeys, Imperial Gods.
Pel;sS FsauEels, white. yeios, ~, eriuifon g
black Flannels, SwanRins
Duffills, Dufhll Blankets, 5ergei, Plains.
Coaiings; women's black and ilaIe worried
Hole; mems black, white and mix d do.
Rattinetts, Shaoons, DurantL
Wilboars, Velvetts
Black, fate, mulberry and bottle green Cam
bricks; Buckram, BritiA SkirtiDg.
Patent iteam loom ditto
Cotton Umbrellas, blue Stocknett
Brown Linens, brown Cotton
London printed Cambricks, Linens.
Linen Cambricks. Long LawL
Linen pocket handkerchief.
Florence and China Lultriug con6lling of
black, brown, fate, Whit, pink, light
blue, and Buff
Buff, pink, laIe. ftraw and black Cotton
Crapes
Black Italian ditto.
Silk Florentine venings, while Merfeilles do.
Black and fancy elk Handkerchief:
Belt company BandaHna do.
Fancy Mullins fine and common book do.
Black lace Yelling, Silk Hofs.
Mems and vomen's black and white elk
Gloves.
Ditto Cotton do. Habit Gloves
Mems best buck, Doe and beaver DO.
Black and white lsces, black SincLaws.
Black Grape, Cambrick Handkerchess.
India Cottons, conif!ing of Beerboon Gurrahs,
CataPalia Blftss, Mamodes and Now
sanRas
Linen Threads, from No IL TO so
American Bed Ticking, RuiIia Diapers
Huckabucks, Webo's patent fufpenders
Silk and netting do best gilt coat Buttons
Silk basker do coIored Threads
Dimo,ies, Englifh Diaper, India Calicoe,
Ditto Checks, Factory Sheeting, ShirtiLg
Checks, Stripes, and large zfortnent of cot
ton warp Yarn, Ge. tc'e.
Notwithstanding The uncommon fear
city and high price of GOODS, this Fall, the
above being leected early in the Sealon, will
DC fold A. low a. Ulual. OGtobeg 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-06
REMOVAL.
John PRICHARD,

A CQUAINTS his friends aud the public
= generally, that he has removed from his
former nand at the Hay market, and has
opened FEATHER STORE. in FO,s erea,
Al the head of Ingraham's Wharf, where he
keeps conltantly for faie, Live Geeie, Rulha,
Calls and common FEATHERS, which he
offers as low as can be purchaled in the fate.
dlIO, Mattrahes for ieamen.
PRIcHARD alto informs the public that
ne has taken the Brick Houle in Fore street,
oppohte ftcomb's Wharf, formerly occupied
a. Public HoEIt, where five or fix Ready
BoaFders can &c accommodated, and Private
Parties entertained.
lie has Alio opened underneath faid houfe, a
Provyfon o Gr9cery Store,
with which families and Others may be fur
nilhed on moderate terms.
Portland, Nov. IS IN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-06
Thursday, Dec. l9.
INDIAN WAR

"A message was received from the
President, transmitting detailed state
ment from Gov. Harrison Of the fair
with the Indians. The President re-
commends provision for the families
oft those who were killed in that engage
ment. The message aud documents
were referred 10 select committee Of
members
ARMTNG MERCHANT VESSELS
The house proceeded 10 considerable
9th resolution reported by the commit
zee OF foreign relations, x MIR Wrights,
amendment. to it (lhe first allowed
merchant vessels TO arm for sell de-
fence, aud The other authorised them IN
make reprisals
Mr.. Archer opposed tho resolution,
as reported by the commItlee al For
eigu Relations He saw no necessity
Coz adopting such half way measures.
Ireat Btitain would never abandon her
unjust pretenslons aniI we carried war
INFO the heart of ner colonial territory.
III we permitted vessels to arm in the
way now proposed, We might involve
ourselves in serious difficulties with
France, Denmark and other powers
1t was therefore danger Gus to Pur-
sue such a course. BY the five fist
resolutions, We held Oh. Ehe prosper
of rigorous measures and by ths
present one, we barely permit vessels
to arm IN seil-defencr. Ii WAS per-
tcct anomaly neither peace nor war.
The question was then taken By.
ayes and noes Oh the resolution, snllt
was agreed 10, ayes 81, noes p
Il was referred 10 the committee
on Foreign Relations, with INSTITUTIONS
10 report BILL"
PRESENT .dRMY.
The house rest lvcd itself into
commit III If toe VII y Oh the tn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-06
American Manufactured Goods

No. Z, MsDsy',- Rsrp.
yOSEPTI POPE, agent for hi~y u B,orDn.
Of Providence, who keep him conitantly
iuppled frem their long known and well Ell
taui,fhed Factory at Pawsucket, with gen.
eral a1ortment of
Amsrican Cotton Goods,
CONSISTING os
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
2&3 threaded white * coIor'd Stocking Yarn
White and coored fewing Cottons
misunderstanding Checks-Stripes
Cinghams-Chambrsys-Bed Ticking, &c.
E- ShopkeePers in town and country and
people in general who with TO furnlih them
ielves with the above articles, will be luP-
piled at the Factory prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-06
EiueIftb Gongress...Jirst 9efIiott
IN SENATE-THuRsDI

IN SEN1TE-THURsDAY, DEC 10.
The bill suthorising Tie President Of the
UniLGs Sacs TO raise certain companies OF
spies 81 rangers, tol the prrscsion OF the
frontier Of Tie United States, was read D
second time.
This bill provides, "that the President
Of the United States, whenever lie shall
have Satisfactory evidence Of tie actual On
threatened invasion u any state Or territory
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-06
FEATHERS at Ij9 PER b.!
EDWARD HOWE,

UPH0LSTERER,
a t his FEATHER STORE, Middle ftreet,
: has for fa.e, 5000 WI of Live Geeie,
SEA Fowl, Rulha and l.iibon feathers (;
Bedsicking Trimming for Curtainf; Sofas !;
Eaiy ADD Loiling Chars; Hair and Mos
Nathalie Paper Hsugipgs aud BORDERS /;
Chaife Laees and Worried Looking Glsfies,
all hze, Military Goods.
.d:so, 50 barrels beil Ruaeting APPLES,
lSs fasRstes ME The above Goeds wil be
lold very low. itf) Dee 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-06
GEORGE CLARK.

INFORMS the public that lie continues TO
= carry on the
Cabinet Making ByfneG,
at bis ihop, head of Exchange street, nearly
oppofe Mr.. Robert Boyd's fore where lie
has coniiantly for fale variety of FURNI-
7yIRE, made Of good materials and in a faith
ful aud f4ihionabs manner, on realonahle
xerms.
WANTED TO PURCHASE,
A quantity Of feaGoned Birch JOlCE and
BOARDS--to pay ia Furniture or Cath if
offered foon Oe7obsy IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-06
NEW GOODS !!
Weber x Merrill.

No 8, Easba.gs,fsett,
HBVE JUL received in addition TO their
: : former flock, variety of GOODS, fut
able for the prelent fealon, WHICH they will
fell at reduced prices oniffing of fupetfine,
midling and low priced Broadcloths Calf
meres Duffils /; Coatings vefling Peieie
fiannels; gentlemen and ladies worried Hole
-gentlemen's lambs wool do white Cotton
Cambria; cOlored do; C4licoes; Ginghams !;
Furnitures; Britifh Shirting Cot;ons India
do; Luitrings; Laces; Muil,ns; shawls elk
aud cotton Hsnkerchiefs Gloves Linens /;
Drown Holland do Cot,ons Linen Cam
brio, Long Lzwu; Velvets; braces; Cotton
Balls; Linen Thread; common and cambria
Dimities Shaloons and RufeIs.
hhO--a variety OF
Fafl0,y 1arn, Shifting, 6bseting, Cling
ham Checks, DC.
N B--Ccos Bills viii be received at par
for the above articles. Dse
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-06
JOHN DALRYMPLE

WATCH MAKER,
At f5s fya IF tbs TIMs PIECE, near tie bottom Of
E<eb0age f, ssf,
II AS the plealure OF offering to the ladies
Il and gentlemen If Portland and its vicin.
ny, an additional fupply of
Hardware, Je1OeLry, Silver, Plated,
1appan'd, Britannia q Cutlery Goods
part Of the latea importation, and fucA, as
from quality pattern and price, cannot fail to
give iatisfacton :--amosg rebieb ave,
PLATED--Caffors Lamps Csn6leilicks !;
SHUTTERS and Snuffer Trays; table and tea
spoons; Britannia Teaietts; bocktin Teapots
JAfrANNED--LigEor Stand.; Ca(lors Can.
dielticks; patent tide and tznd Lamps: Wal.
tiers and Trays; Bread Bafkets, ali of the
newell patterns
Fine Cutlery Knives aud Forks, in fetts 10
matohi common do Penknives and scifIors
OF the hneIt hnih common do The belf
aiiortnent OF Razors that ever was offered ia
the Diitret Of Maine. Watcn Chains, Seals
and Keys, Of all kinds elegant DrefIing
SAe' racket and Memorandum Books !:
rune' iaoles Thread Gales, &c together
with various articles IN iai> line we'll feIetfsd
and will be fold a. very FINAL advause.
Tie continues his unremitted attention to
the ntereits OF his employers in hi. profe zion
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-06
HENRY S PEARSON,

Al LAN II y LII NUN,
KAcb and Mathematical IglrEmeRt-
1fahsr,
A t the hgn of the QUADRANT, No s,
a Joasf kors. E1.tasgs Jg,rri, continues 10
execute bc
Wase5- Making BgGnsf,
10 prompt < fai1hfu manner. tie acknowl
edges with gratsu..e HE liberal patronage
h,lherto sffJrdcA h,m ia this branch of has
protection asd 4nu & ,he public of his iutsn
ticn 20 ferve them Rth Is ufuAi fidelity
Hs has for fs'e ssamr7's 8r4ls and Wood
palle.--s1eveycr's Comp4ile' and Chains
An sfEor ment II ooucavs ST CONVEX Spect-
aeles, &c. sc. Of hyperion quAhty
O. Mathematical Lgjffamenf5 re-
paired al the j80rtsf notlce.
Portland, Dee O. NG
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-06
INDIAN WAR

Mr.. Ormsby moved The following
resolution
Res0tOed, That committee be ape
pointed to enquire whether any, and If
any, what provision ought to be made
by law, for paying the officers and SOL
diers Of the militia who served under
Governor Harrison in the late expedi-
ton against the Indians, on the Wabash,
10 compensate them for the loss of hor-
ses, and for the relief Of the widows
and orphans of those who fell in the ac-
ton of the 9TH November last.
This resolution was ordered to lie Oh
the table.
Mr.. M'Kee offered resolution,
calling on the President for informa-
ton, what evidence he had of the agen-
cy of British subjects 10 instigating the
Indians what hostility existed Oh the
part of the Shawanese Prophet and his
adherents anterior to the conflict of
Nov. 9Th what orders were given by
the United States to Governor Harrison,
under which the late expedition was
carried on; and such other informa-
ton touching these subjects, not inn
proper TO be divulged, as he may have.
The resolution was laid ol the ia.
bic, in order to take up the bill appor-
Itioning the representation of the sever
al states
NEW REPRESENT ALTON.
I" Mr., Fisk moved that the House
recede from their vote to adhere, and
thus concur In the amendment Of The
Senate.
At halfpast three O'clock the ques-
ton was decided by ayes and noes !
Ayes 70, Moss 62.-rhus is the ratio
now fxt at $1,000 to every Represen-
tatiye."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-06

James Blihop,
z EsPECTFULLY informs the Ladies and
y GeBtlezncn If Portland and is vicinity,
that he has opened an elegant MUSEUM Of
WAX WORK,
AZ Mr. FoIlom's Had, ia Middle itrset-The
following claim particular notice VIZ.
a new and beautiful contributed
ORGAN
PLAYING great variety of mufc, accompanied
by ,he fifteen iiller States, performing upon a
chime of bells. Striking Likenefes of
Ferdinand 9TH, his Wife, and
Charles 18th, in the prefence of
Napoleon,
from an exact origisal drawing taken at
Bsyonne in France
His Royal Highnefs Frederick,
Dake Of York. paying his address 70
MRS Mary Ann Clark,
Pronounced by gsnslemea from London to be
excellent hieneiies Of 'hole noted perionsges
The late celebrated Madam kacam-
Ter.
of Paris reprefentel alleep, ~ith her lovely
child playing her lide,
Abellino, or the Great Bandit,
in pference of the Duke of Venice aud his
ccunleors-The Duke supports his dsGgh 81,
who faints at the fight Of AbelIino, 70 whom
fhe is betrothed in marriage under the name of
Flodoardo one councillor attempts to fly
from Abelno, who ihe accuGes hun Of trea.
son while a friendly ccunleIor allids the
Duke and his daughter
THg YICfR or WAKEFIELD,
Retcuins his daughter Olivia, from the Lands
Of sruei Landady.
The Execution Of MIantonimoh,
Chief Of he Naraganlct Indians, who was ia
ken prfoner in batt- wi,h Uncas, Chief Of
Mohegan aud friend of The Engliih, Condemn
cd ky rhe General Court OF Connecticut 10 luf-
fer death. for repeated and barharous MUIR
ders ofth Epgh(h snd Mohegans On the
way TO the place of Execution, Uncss killed
Miantonimoh by Uplifting his head with
Ratchet -Uncas cutting pie from his
fhouider. ate it, aud with favage triumph, de-
cared It was fweeser than Engliihmen's meat.
A likcnefs of the Welcome Receiver
wko kee \, the Muieum,
The a6aUe coflt7isn Of figures 1veye
executed ky the ingenious artf r.
MoulthTop, and haze been declared BY
feJeef C0a'l9i1euvs to be hperisr to any
ever before exhibited in the u. State5.
TIE Mgfsrs 1viH be obea evcsy day,
{ Sunday excepted fr,m 9 IN the m2,n-
ing till . in the eyeaiag, and .siA be re-
s.oved trons IBIS Place )b9rtB.
Touch not. handle not;
Bnt iork with al he eyes you'vs got.
CO 7k9,e ub2 qryb to vieiO tbs He1v
and meesism c9gf,aded ORIGIN, and
tie a5,0s collection zuW fkajs ID I'M
fyeve lie trsieHt Opportunity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-06
SETH CLARK.

HAS REMOVED from bis Iare nand in
4 i Exchange direct, to the fhop directly
opPoGIe, where he has just received an aiIort-
rnent of sapsrfne
-dnerioan and VET Country Broad
cloths and CaDImsre5,
OF various colors and prices. Together with
Stocking net, Black silk Veling and va
riety OF Ssnford's celebrated Sufpenders-
which he offers for fale on as good terms az
can be had eliewhere.
He continues 10 execute the
TAILORING BUSINESS
n, his new aard in Errhange-street, with neat.
gels and in the most fashionable manrer.
N B-TRIMNaINCS of all kinds as uluaL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-06
W6TCH-MHKER.

and loliciis continuation of that liberal pat
ronsge which he has hishe.to received. and
now acknowledges with gratitude.
lie aio has the happiHefs to inform hi,
friends that having fitted up fhop and en-
gagged he conitant attendance OF one of the
neii working Jeweiier aud Gold(miih in the
United orates Il will be in his power 10 future
2 execute al orders in that line with elegance,
neatsel' aud dlfpatch.
ALSO-FOR sale,
WarraAtea Hf7U gold D ElUer Matches,
from HE belt Makers-among which are
Tome elegant Patent LoVe,s
Alto, HH'qyd's Fa,esf Tine Pieses.
POI land, Dec 9. 1917 nf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-06
70USE OF REPRESENTATIVE,
December l8.
PRESENT ARMY

Mr.. Porter, this morning, chairman
OF the committee of foreign relations,
to whom yesterday was referred the
bill from the Senate for Completing the
existing military establishment by en-
couraging enlistments with land and
money bounties, reported il to the house
without any amendments. 1t was re.
ferred to the committee Of the whole
for Tomorrow.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-06

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Fwe J'rssi, nearly oppcfte the head OF