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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-12
Walsh'S
AMERICAN REVIEW
of History e Politics.

Of Hasto2y g Fo1lIac5.
THE fifth numberis just received & ready
for delivery to subscribers, who are respect
fully informed that the second payment OF SIX
dollars is become due, and payable Oh delivery
of the present number.
James Kennedy, Sen.
Agent.
March IL aot
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-12
THURSDAY MORNING, MarcA -.
- TO SHEW
THE VERY AGE AND BODY OF THE TINE
HIS FORM AND PREsSu RE.
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ia h!agTon, Sd mo. 9th, 1912
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-12

n. : Ieesf1y tveanlg, July I'd, 1911.
, SkAa HRNRy,--It gives me real pleasure
5fesDs, 'eSt The apprehension had formed with
is IN Nm % the td5himent OF your expectations,
rl5ae . PROSE erroneous As every thing
wis p,ssea relative 20 your mission was III
% M Tank YOU viii do well In submitting
self re. Ieei al the original papers. |, my
10 ~ sou'o give no other information relatiTe
add H. suolcc' than what they contain, Is you
npO;. "aa no opportunity of any verbal coia-
s@uon respecting it, till after your mis-
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-06-19
MWtinsJwgh, Trginia,
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received for & shorter term than six months, and no
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as prisoners of war. Evidence taken on their
persons, and on board the vessels in which
they served, denotes that eight among them
have been seized under a neutral flag. Those
named Joel Wicker, Judah Swift, Herman
Dickinson, served on board the American
ship Friendship: Littleton Addison, William
Banks, Martin Kerry, and Richard Miller,
belonged to the American ship Spanish Lady (;
and John Beadley, to the Pappenburgh yes
sci the Catharine.
His Majesty the Emperor, upon the report
which l have presented to him, has ordered
that these eight seamen, whatever may have
been the causes of the capture OF their vessels,
be placed at the disposition of their govern
mant.
The ancient decisions applicable to all sea
men making part of the crew OF an enemy
vessel, whatever may be their citizenship,
Nationality do not permit to be extended to
American seamen, found under such circum-
stances, the friendly measure of which have
the honor to inform you.
Accept, Sir, the assurances of my high
consideration, sc. sc.
(Signed)
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-06-19

ditional proofs of the removal Of the DEGREES.
| have the honor TO inclose to you a copy of
my answer to him of yesterday, which |
shall send by the same ship that takes this
despatch, ohe Neptune for New York. The
captain, Hopkins, has promised to put the
messenger, Mr.. Frear, of South Carolina.
on shore in England without expense to the
government"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03

HAS iust received fresh French Goods,
consisting Of elegant S and 4 y smssk
and Levanune Silk shawl 5 fine and com.
mon Linen Camhrcks Ia dies silk and KID
II ablt Gloves GrntIeme - silk do RIB
bonds Double Flpreuoes silk Hose, green
Umbrella Lustrings &c ntlemens SILK I'm
breIlas Fans Sc.
Ais2- psf chop blue and yellow Nankins !
fancy Musiins Linens Best-West ct Eng
land BroadcioIbs fine factory Shirting do.
Cinghams; Ladies PsrssOlsi Calicos :
black Grape do. Cambricks; Canbrick
Muslins. some very hte; Cotton Laees in-
dia c0ttons All prices black Persians \
CSnton plaid silks d0. Black do PonBees !
Canton Grapes; white, red and yellow tlsn
nels Blk DO; Ladies wht s Slate cotton
hose Centlemens Slate and mixed do !
Lace Yelling, VIE; twIld 81 ks for Pc
Uses fine and common BFoadciothsi do DO
Kerse, meres red Broadcloths white,
red snd Buff Kerseymeres for Military Cen
tlemen Which together with hts former
stock compose al assortment Of almost every
art ie usually enquired tor. June 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03
FOR SAFE

a Valuable FARM lying in The Plzn.afot
4 called Thomplon Pond aud Sha-eF lefiis
ulent, IN the county ~ Cumberland thirty
three miles from Portland extraordinary
good land and pIealantIy fiuated The Pah1rt
bounds on the pond good dwelling hcuit
znd barn, with an acquadud that affords
conflapt fupply of water for the tame; young
orchard of two huadred aud hEty thrifty apple
trees, from which fome cider was made ths
la1 year, and lOOn VIII be very profitable,
Efficiency If wood On faid farm 70 iupply Nj n
moving and tilage and that y convenient aad
productive abouI twenty eight tons or hay
cut o. the fame annually !: Will TIE tod
great bzrga 10 the purchafer-a coed uts
can be given, and terms Of payment made eaiT
For further particulars enquire Of
WILLIAM JOHNSON
on the premifes- TaLy III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03

by virtue Of warrant from PrentiiE Mel
= len Fig hereby nonfy the Prop'ieIors q
the half lownfhip Of land, granted 20 he
Trufees of Hebron Academy. it being one
half of Townfhip nunhe cd nine 10 the eighth
Range If townihPs Nor.h OF the Waldo Pa
tent-to meet At The houle OF David Nello1,
InhoIder III New Gi5ucencr, Oh Tuelday lie
eighth day September next, A. one XXI Lf
ock ID the afternoon, then and there to a4
or the Articles ID iaid application aud warrant
eIprehed SAMUEL FESSBNDEN,
July II, 1879.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03
Ten Dollars Reu,1rd.

DESERTED from The Rendezvous !.
Limerick, On the 18Th instant, man ~ tbe
name Of AMOS PAUL, private, duly er.
listed in The U. S. Company commanded 5g
LemUel Bradio7d-s2id Paul was born, In
Kltery, in the county Of York and state ~
Massachusetts,, aged 81 years, fee. 6 n.
ches high. Of 2 dark complexion, yre, eyes.
and black hair by profession baker -
Any erson who will arrest said rIr. WV
ana return him % any military post w WI
n the U S. and give inforna ion thereof
hat he may be recovered, ~ Il receive The
auOye reward. {. KNOX,
Recruiting for the L. s d.
Portland, .Tu!y 27, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03

hHtra6f s 4 later from Z gentleman y
burlington, VermcHb p biS trrad u.
BgfoH, dated july "a, 1917.
The alarm and bulflc occalioa.
ed By the mad Declaration q mar,
does not allow the people time or op.
portulIty to attend ~ any buGn5ls
there is however bur very little ~ d5.
About 500 Of the drafted militia have
arrived here, and nearly 800 nely y.
cruits The militia make the mo0
bitter complaints againG he govern.
ment for dragging them from their
homes at this bufy ieafon ~ the yra
as they conhder X altogether uar
cedary, and ruin0us ~ the couuaf
| am much miitaken if gei dee
grow out Of eUiI in this
grant that Il my be The o4/t.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03

THE Proprietors Of Back-Coye Bridge sre
hereby notified that their annual meeting
will be holden 81 the house Of Abraham
Beeman, innholder in Portland, on Monday,
the third day of August next, at three
o'clock 10 the afternoon, for the following
purposes, viz
To choose a Moderator
~ mglxc choice of Officers for the ensu
ing year.
TO receive accounts and allow the same
If they he found right.
To receive The report Of their Committee
appointed a. former meeting, aud act
thereon As they may see fit
TO pass any Vote respecting the toll that
they may Judge exPedient.
Pc, order If he Standing Committee
STEPHEN WAITS, Prop CLERK.
,7aly 27. 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03

TO be fold by order Of Court Oh Saturday
The fifteenth day Of AuguG merit AZ two
o'clock II lie afternoon, at che Houle Of Mai
Nathaniel Jordan, Innholder N Reymontown,
the Real Ellaye of Ezra Jordan. deceafed (;
conhlting of fry acres Of Land 10 fad Ray
mondtOwh wl,h a fmall Houie thereon itand-
Ag-e1cept the Widow. Dover
PEGGY JORDAN haahif,afy'E
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03
Valuable EGate far Sale,

CTUATED ia Falmouth between the tvln
~ Roads running from 5trcudwater Bridge wv
Buy 5l only Eve miles from Portland c-nfa
ing az about Two hundred and twenty Gvc
ores az a. good land a. any ID the Country.
under good Improvement, we'll ProP0rsionea
in tillage, moving. paaU-ing and wood ans.
with TWO Barns thereon amoA new, that wiz
hold nearly one hundred toas Of hay, we'll Of
good water puKll and other convenience ia
the barnyard for watering cattle sald laral
~ well watered and y ouid make t7Tc excellent
farms a Il fronts each of the aforelaid Road
Ayo All the aock, and farming euGts necei.
fairy for carrying on iaid farm, will be fold with
IL, If agreeable 10 the purcI.afer
For further particulars enquire Of ADAM
SLOAN living on the Premeii, or ALExAN.
DER BARR, of Northyarmouth
Falmouth, July 20, 1919. (tD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03
S6frfH's Sale.

AIKEN by Execution and will be fold Al
public vendue in Corham, on the premf
e., on Monday the thirty fri day Of Augulf
next, at eleven o'clock A M. all the right in
Equity of redemption thar James Mother Jun.
has IN and to Certain Tract or lot of Land.
with ali the buildings aud privileges 10 the
fame belonging, lituated in fad Gorhan and
delcribed Is follows, VIZ In being THAI part
Of the farms which was ier off to Sarah Cod
man a. her part Of dover iuthe Ellate ofRich
ard Goldman Eiq deceated and decided &c the
isid James Mother Junior, in the year of our
Lord l799, as will appear by deed of that aud
recorded in Book 9 aud Page l79. The a.
bove selcribed pFinifes are Mortgaged to Oi-
yer Johnlon for the fun of thirteen hundred
Dollars, to be paid in leven years with interea
from the Fifteenth day Of October l8O9 The
terms Of l4le will be made known III the time
and place Of i4le.
GARDINER WALKER, Dit 5B:,iF
Falmouth July 20, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03
SOLOMON BOYCE.

CONTINUES to receive additional zfort-
- meats of
AMERICAN COTTON GOODS,
from the Factory Of WIlkinGon. Greene & Co
near Providence (R ID Conflting Of Cling
hams, Stripes, Checks, Shirting, Sheeting, Bed
ticking, Single yarn for Warp, 2 and threa.
ded white aud eolOured Stocking yarn, white
and Coloured Sewing Cotton, &c TIC.
Thefe goods being from one Of the oldell
and belt eltablilhed Factories in America are
az ieslt Of equ@ quality 90 any made in this
country.-ohopkeepers and Others can be lup-
piled az the Factory prices.
ExebaEgs 6geet Portland, s 10 !, 1872.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03

THE fubfcHber hereby gives public notice
IL IN all concerned THAT ihe has been GUY
APPOINTED and taken upon herleif the trult 0i
Admiuiilratrix on the eitaie Of
GEORGE ELWELL,
late of Corham IA the county OF Cumbes'an''
mariner, deceaCsd, by giving bond a. me az
directs-fhe therefore requslfs 81 PeFio VIC
are indebted 70 The faid deceaiedf eitaieI Hi
make imme late payment; ard thcie NlD
b,v. ~ demands thereon. XXI exhibit the l4ihl
hrr
INEVITABLE ~ ELWELI'
Hzy "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03

THE Proprietots of Portland Pier are re
minded thai on the Goth Of March lall
an aRefnent Of IS dollars on each fhsre was
voted-nolice Is therefore given that unlels
laid ahefment is paid to me the lublcriber
on or before the 2sth Of SePtembes next, 10
much Of laid delinquent fhares As Val be ne
cedAry 90 paw THAI aiiefTment snd charges
uill 6e fold al Public Auction, At ID O'Clock
A "A. on laid Pier
Ysly 81 JOHN HOBART, 7Issfsrs,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03
VENDuR

THE propyietors of the feversl lots and parts
of lots of land who are to me unknown, in
the town formerly called EAT Portland, but
now sailed New Portland, in the county Of
Somerlet, are hereby notified that the fame i
taxed 10 the bills committed 20 me the iub-
icriber, Collector for fad town for the year
eighteen hundred and eleven, TO coll q in the
refnef1ive fums following, VIZ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03
Far (ale Or 70 Be exchanged t6r ReAl
EH1to >, PorfI,,,3 ~ - -,;o;,,:t

Far )als Or 10 Be excban5 e4 for Rel
Efate IN Portland 2r its vicinity,
4 BOUT 44O acres of good Land, GJuated in
4 : Eaton, N H-2OJ Of which is under
improvement, wah one Dwelling Hou(e, Two
barns fore a backlmiths fhop, and out
houies thereon This itand u ituated Oh the
main road leading from Coos 10 POrIlmuuth-
has been improved u !. reckoned al excellent
ltand Tor a avsrn Together with about so
head Of horned cai5le and other flock, with
complete fer OF farming utenGls
Alto Farm conGlting of about 81 acres
Of land, with q Houie barn, nd Saw and
Grilt Mills Ganding thereon, ftu4ted Oh laid
road.
LigrtuJt-Anotber Farm conhHing Of 500
acres, GIuated I'd Eaton and Conway part of
which Is under Improvement; and has on il
a dwelling Houte, Barn, Saw and GriA Mills,
and other buildings.
ALo-About 1000 acres of unim proved
Land in the above vicinity.
al or any part Of the above land, &c. will
be fold on liberal credit for Cath. with aP
proved endoried notes, Or exchanged for Real
EltsIe III Or near Portland For further par
ncuars enquire RO3ERT II SMITH, OF
s5,iioaf or HEZEKlAH WINsLOW Of Sas-
,1sees. Iuiy 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03
BENJAMIN BUIMAN,

EALhhN GE~5 * z &
EIAS jun received a treih iuppiy Of
IA DRUGS g MEDICINES,
Paints, DIE STUFFS, DC.
dszonq zrJieb or tbs Joiioryi7g viz.
True AnderiOns PiiIs-H0opers t0.--Cal
omel-Cantharides Gator Powdered Red
Bark-Cum Opium - mPhor- Gamhoge--
Tragacnth-ShavedI lang lals--London Lancets
-Od Anie--do. Peppermint Powdered
Ipecac-- turkey Observation-Disclosures
ian-Efential Salt Of Lemon Colts foot
Lozenges-Jssuit Drops--H Harlem Oil SC.
ALSO
Linfeed Oil, boiI'd and unboiEd-Spirits
Turpentine-Copal Varniih-Jspan for dry
ing Powdered I5tharge-Gum Copa-do
Shellac-- Ground Nd uRground PANT Bruires
White Walh do.-Safh 1ools-Camel s
Hair PenciIs-Sand Paper-Gold and silver
Lesf-Glafs fuitable fo4 Clock Faces--CoCh
nsal-Roman Vitriol-Indigo Alum Cop
Perais-Ground Logwood--do. Redwood
Mzdder, Sc. &c.
"A few Cafks Red Lead.
30 Pot and Pearl alhes conllautly for faTe
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03
FAPM FOR SALE.

HANDSOMELY ftuateJ 10 Gorham, at
place called Hohe beef 81 miles from
Portland, containing about 90 acres Of good
Land, with handlome TWO tory Dwelling
Houie thereon-For particulars enquire Of
Z. GREELY, No. ], LoagTY5ayE
'TEiy IS, 1912 UD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03
TO LET,

HALF Of the corner Houfe Situated on the
corners of Federal and King ftreet, together
with imall ihoP and large barn capable of
holding tons of hay aloft, fituated on King
itreet-The barn is well calculated for fable
and is in an eligible 6tuation--AlJo, one half Of
q directory houfe in Federal Greet, next door
above the one hIlf delcribed-Terms confor-
ma5le to t5s timer For particulars, inquire Of
THEOPHILUS SLOWER
June l (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03
GEORGE CLARK,

INFORMS the public that he continues 70
carry on the
Cabinet Making BuFneG,
at his fhop, head Of Exchange street, nearly
oppoGte MIR. Robert Boyas Gore- where he
has conAautly for fsle variety Of FURNI-
TURE, made Of good materials and ina fzith-
FIJI aud fashionable manner, on Reasonable
terms.
WANTED TO PURCHASE,
a quantity Of feafoned Birch JoICE a d
BOARDS->tO pay IN Furniture or Cab #
o5ered loon CtssbFr Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03
CUMBERLAND, SIS.

TAKEN by Execution and 10 be fold at
Public Vendue, on the premiles in Poland
on MONDAY, the twenty fourth day Of Augult
next at ten O'Clock il the forenoon, ar Iollah
Dunn junr ;. ID Poland All the Right IN
Equity 81 Redemption which Nathan Nafon
and William Na(on, of POLAND, in iaid couaty,
have ia and 70 the following mortgaged iands,
10 fsid Poland, viz. one One Hundred Acre
Lot 10 fad Poland, numbered one hundred
and fourteen 10 the fecond diviGon of lots in
faid town, Alto. one half Lot Of Land in faid
town, being numbered ieventy ore il the dit
claimed lands, 70 called. with an The privileges
and appuHenznces ,hcreuuto belonging
quly 27. HENRY JACKSON, %. Sheriff.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03
.Js,s IL.


a IL perfons who are indebted to the fub-
frriber on Notes Of hand Of s, and &C.
counts Of 2 months ltanding, are requeited 70
call and fettle the fame in all the preleut
month, as thole who do not comply with
this requea previous to the 6rlt day of Sep
TENDER next, are informed that at that time
luch demands will be left with an Attorney
for collection. ROBERT n. SMITH.
Portland, July G, 1919. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03
1aW Of a7afiatbulrtts.
AN ACT to authorize the Jutices of
the Supreme Court Of Probate to

AN ACT to authorize the JuItiCes of
the Supreme Court Of Probate to
grant appeals in certain cafes.
SECT. /. BE il enacted By tie Sen
ate and Hopje q Rrbrelenfativs5, in
General Ccuyt a6enl5Led and By The au-
tb0yify Of the fame, That whenever any
perfon has been or fhai be aggrieved
by any one order, decree, denial or
deciGon Of any Judge Of Probate in
any County in this Commonwealth,
and fuch person, by accident, milf
take OF otherwile, ihall not have APP
pealed to the Supreme Court Of Pro-
bate for faid County, agreeably to the
proviGons and requifitions Of law, the
iaid Supreme Court, upon petition TO
them, and after notice to the perion
or perfons intereled to fupport laid
order, decree, denial or dcciGon. and
Ii appearing that the petitioner for re-
lief has not loft his appeal, by his own
neglect, and that juitice requires re-
vifou of faid order, decree, denial or
decifion may grant an appeal there
from tC be entered, heard. and deter
mined in the faid Supreme Court Of
Probate.-Provided (uch petition fhall
be preferred within two years next
AFTER faid order, decree, denial or de-
ciEion, lhall have been made by fuch
Judge of Probate. .ARProved June p
CALEB STRONG.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03

F5yeign Licetcei.. During the laif
FELTON, Of CongrefS law was pafied
prohibiting, amoug other things, the
fale of Britilh licences, and thus i'm
pliedly admitting French licences as
legitimate. The time was, when
thefe licences, then only ufed in a
trade with Great Britain, were con-
lidered as a crime LITTLE lhort of high
trealon, and it was contemplated to
pats an act 10 dendti9naEzs all who
were concerned in uGng them. But
France then began to deal in them
TOO, and the bufnefs was dropped 49,.
from that time the clamor againf
foreign licences ceafed....N. r. Herald
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03
John =. Thursron,

John Z. Ihurston,
W.. 4, CeH"al RoTV, Has for Sale,
3 Teirces fresh Rice
10 Bales Cotton, Tor retailing
so B3ls. Flour
.. b xes Brown Soap
rs bbis Mess No. | and No. 2 Beef
ditto M. Pork
4luo VT. Coffee
81 chests Hyson, y Tyson, Fl. Skin. &
Souchong TEAS
Warranted Anchors and Hedges
Pants ground in oil
Scale Beams-Fryingnans
Horn LanthoTn Leaves, and Maokere,
L"eS. FUN ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03
William & S. HASKELL,

WILLIAM 4 S. HASKELL,
INFORMS their friends aud the Public that
they have Removed from Free itreet to
their New Store in Back ireet, near the Court
Houle-pghere they have on bard a variety
Of Cabinet Furniture--which they offer for
lale on rsalonabie terms-They acknowledge
pait favors and fohcit continuance Of the
fame. Every attentiou 70 cuitomers in the
above branch Of bufnsls, will Be punctuaIly
attended 10.
w * s. II. Return their thanks TO the
public for their liberal aiFiaance, which they
have received with gratitude.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03
FOR SALE BY
ELEAZER WYER,

Exeba4gs Street,
HALL's New Patent improved Rifles and
Fowling pieces, perions willing 10 pur
chaie, will be convinced Of their fuperiority
upon the llighteR examination.
~ Allo Bullets Of ali Gzes for fale a. above
TaLY 8. f6wl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03
FLOUR.

100 Bills super6ne FLOUR, warranted Of
the hrft quality, for fale by
J. RICHARDSON,
Long Wharf. July 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03
II H9nye to Sell or Excbange.

II H0gjS to Sell or Exchange,
a LARGE and convenient Dwelling Houre
very pleasantly Gtuated in Haverhil,
MATS commanding ProlPea Of the Town
and Of Merrimack River laid houre il TWO
fories high has fix rooms on the floor and OK
lodging chambers, and an excel enl well VI Va
lei 10 The houle (uiIabe for walking < never
fails Has an excellent Garden connected with
the houie with plenSy of fruit trees, Cour-
ant Bulhes &c
The above q ua,ion win be fold at redu.
ced price, aud one half would be AIKEN in W.
l. Goods-or would be exchanged for houfe
IN Portland For further particulars Enquire
OF JUSTIN KENT,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03

GAME into The enclofure Of the fublcriber
- the 4rh init lmsll red COW, with
white face, white under her bsliey-hini legs
are partly whit aged or ysars-the ow
ner is requeled TO eel, pay charges aud take
he away MALCOM Nh BURDlCK.
Windhzm, July 20, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03
Boot u Sbos-Making BgineS
Under the firm OF
M'INIIER e FIELD:

At the fign Of the Boot nearly oppohte the
Maine Bank Exchange lreet, Portland
where Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes--Alio,
Ladies shoe, OF every description are made al
the ihorteR notice in a faithful and workman
like manner.
On hand general ador,meRt OF Gentle
mems BOOTS and SHOES-LIkewiie Ladies
Miles and ChiIdrens Shoes of every deicrip-
tion. ALTO 500 pair Morocco Shoes Of which
Traders in general can be iuPPiied On reaiou-
able terms.
lult received from the Factory al CharleG
town, so doz Morocco and Kid Skins, Of Va
rious colours which will be iold as cheap as
CAT be had at the Factory. Cuisomers will
piea(e {, cal and examine for thenlelves
N B-MINTIER * FJELD, FIauer them
felves Chat by long experience IN the above
bu6nefs they can give general fatisfaction 70
all thOie who may favor them with their com
mands 81 allure chem lie 0ri6el attention will
be paid 70 culOmers and every favor grate-
fully acknowledged.
STEPHEN M'INT1BR.
Tsss IL. STEPHEN FIELD.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-03

FOR lsle al No % Union Wharf, quantity
OF excellent LIVERPOOL SALT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-23

A a meeting OF the Commissioners. appoint
I \ ed to open Books in the City OF Richmond,
for the Farmers Bank Of Virginia, held at the
Bell-Tavern, on Thursday evening, the 18th
March, 1872, the following gentlemen present :
VIM. Marshall, Benz. Hatcher, John Amber,
John G. Gamble, JOS. seldcn, Colin McRae,
Charles Whitlock, John l. Harris, John b. Ogp,
r. n Nicholas, Ro Pollard, Nat: Selden and
Andrew Stevenson.
On motion, Resoiped, That books of subscrip
ton Tor the Farmers Bank be opened under the
superintendent of the Commissioners, appoint
ed by the Act of Incorporation, OH the first Mon
day in April next, at 10 O'Clock, A. M in the
Hall of the Legislature
Resofred, That notes ofthe present Bank of
Virginia will be received by the Commissioners
in payment of the shares subscribed for.
ing.
AND'w. STEVENSON, Chairman.
March 10. ti.-.