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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
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I1As jsn receive1 IN addition 10 her form
e fock.a variety Of GOODS; among
winch are
y rlo.ies, fancy Muffin. plain book aul
Jaekone, ditto black Carnbricks, white diuo
long Lawn, sarni ure Chin res, black Luf
tr'ug, white duo purple nie, brown ssd
olive ditto--blsck mode handfome ailarr.
nl4'nt Of Ribhors--brozd rad narrow thread
laces-eoton ditto--black elk di,to--flk
Coz -cot'on ditto black lace Armle,-
white cifto So white lace veiling--la'lie.
ezra long KID Glove color.d ditto hort
d 20; a'a < whine and llaie elk DITTO gen
temea'sdHio; marking Canvafs fewine ak
hick Cotton ace 6ne Boobin black hare
Dun olive, orange aud pearl colored Canton
Sf1Pesi back ASH white Italian ditto wrot
Canhric Gown Pafters black ok Hzndker.
ea,eis; p'nk and nuF ito; bAndanna ditto /;
s'iiiinst Paileho4rd; black fix Hole !;
White duo; white cotton ditto 1afe and
black dIitoi black aud fare worried ditto !;
wAdding cotton Umbrella table Mats; Dia
rers; Flannels; India Cotton, black Satin !;
white and soIored Sarines Tor,oife ihe.l
Combs DRY ditto Sciilor. Hair B-ufhe- !;
Carpet ditto Floor ana Hearth ditto, &c
&c Peh ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
FOR S.4LE BIZ
WILLIAM LORD,
6oo lbs Good HOPS.


Saddlfr, HarnsE Maktr, and Ckayf-
Trimmer,
NEXT door above the Indian Chief, in
: = Exchange ftrset, a. the Ggn Of the T,HsI
keeps eonitantly on hand eneral afor'ment
of
Trunks, Saddles, HarneDS5, Sad
die Bags, P0rfmante4us, sc.
Of good quality, for fals on the mon reSfona.
bic terms.
LiItwst--A quantity Of very nice
or SEAL SKINS,
with which country SaddIers may be fuppli-
ed on terms that cannot fail to give latisfac.
ton.
&C. He manufactures the various articles
IN the line Of has bulinefs IN a manner that u
mites durability with elegance which purcha-
fers are mon RESPECTFULLY invited to esI sAs
exanins 10, tbemftfge'. (tf) Feb ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
SETH CLAE x,

TIA5 REMOVED from his late liand ia
Il ! Exchange nreer, to the fhop directly
oppoGte, where he has just received an abort
ment of Sa?s'fine
Ameripan ard Wef Country Broad
c!5tbs and CaDImeres,
ef various cclors and prices. Together with
Stocking. net, Black silk Yelling and va
riery OF sanfords celebrated Sufpenders-
which he oilers for fale on as good terms al
can be had ellewhere.
He continues to execute the
TAILORING BUSINESS
at bis new eand in Exchange street, with neat
nefs and 10 the most fashionable manner,
N. R-TRlAiMINCS Of all kind. as ufual
Portland, Jan q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

! CONTINUES a. Erecu the BOOT WY
- SHoE MAKING BUaiSESS AZ his il,o,.
oppoGte The Indian Chef IN Exchange. aree..
where the public may be ferved AZ a .hort no
tice and in faithful manner.
Woaief-- Two or three Journeymen ~ the
above bufinefs--to whom, fgood workmea,
the beft Of wages viii be given.
hgs--An Apprentice from n 70 n years
Of age Oae who 10 ileady and industrious
fhail be coniiantiy employed. have Ftudrict
uaIs and be well clad--thereforc cne from ths
country would be preferred
Portland, Ian. 27, 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

VIM. ". ROCKWELL. continues at his
lac Room adjoining Waihington Hail,
where he intiruet rbe Art of wiring, IN
which tie lyitsm and ltiIe is well known -
Morning Clsis from 10 10 ,2 Evening Ciafs
from : 20 s-at which term will be rsugh,
the kegiter and Clerks hand, German rert
Ord Englih Common Sc, & Rusning Chan.
Gerry hands, ia'ic Print, Church Tex, A'pha-
be- and Engrefhng Capitals. Ladies will be
taught As uiua' az heir REFLECTIVE dwellings.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

JOfePh B. Hoopcr's Etate.
q. Be 6ld BY arder q the Supreme Tu-
dicial Ceint, on THURSDAY, The
f7Ve5fb day Of Narob next, at eltv-
en- 0'ckck in the ferOnSOn,
THE whole of the Real E0ste of Jofeph B.
Hooper, late of Portland, in TIE county
Of Cumberland, cooper, decezled, for pay
ment Of his debts as far a. the proceeds there.
Of will e0abIe me TO do-Said ellate coGlil.s
of a Dwelling Houle and Lot of Land on
Spring hreei and Love Lane
Sale 20 be on the prem[es
JACOB MOVES, Aduisjf, afov o. Ioii sfaft.
Feb. II, 1879
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

10 TIE Honorable TIE .1g,fice5 # The
Csgrf Of fcum5H Pleas aa1v b9k!tu
az Portland, u min and far the cum
~ Cumberland, on The third IueAzy
Of N9O. eighteen bln4vcd and eLeysr.
THE psnsion OF Stephen Barrie,t, of Port.
land, 20 iaid couaiy OF Cumberland, la
bourer, snd Mary his wife, humbIy News
That they are teized and pofTefled II right Of
The iaid Wary OF a feyeuth part Of tie follow.
ing deieI'bed real eltate, ftua,ed and be NO in
Portland aior ef7id, viz.-Beginning al fake
NJ The corner OK MIR Lewis Stetfon', land on
Fore ltreet /; thence running north thirty nine
degrees welt IN iaid Fore frees, thirty three
Iee' 60 Rake a. the corner of Mrs Dnldale's
land thence north ealt by eat on Mrs. Dinf
dales land to the fea e high water mark !;
thence oy the fhore at high water mark TWEEN
~ eight feet and ten inches, in right angular
line with the laff mentioued courfe 70 Mr.
Lewis otetiont land thence ON !aid Ste: fon's
land TO the fra mentioned bound on Fore.
nreet, including "Trip of and from (aid Fore
Rreet to the Tea at high water mark of the
equal width of twenty eight feet and ten
inches; being part of the real elate whereof
Samuel Hodgkins, late of faid Portland, yeo
man, died ieized, executive Of the widow
oower-And your petitioners further thew.
that The remaining sr parts are owned by
Se'iy Marion, Henry Hodgkins and yofsph
iodgkrns, minor, Thomas RunneIs, in right
81 Joieph Berry, and Thankful has wife, Iohu
Haley, and Sarah his wife, and Henry and
har'et Hodskins, minors AID heir, ar law of
Nathaniel Hcdgkins, deeeaied-ihe faia Betty
Ma. ZION. Thankful Berry, Sarah Haley, Heu-
~ Hodgkins, Jofeph Hodgkins and Nathaniel
iodgkins being the children Of the faid Sam.
uei tfodgkins, decealed -Whert fore the laid
Stephen and Mary pray that partition of IL,
afore de!cribed premhes may be made. except.
Iug "TRIP OF land If four feet in width AZ
joining 20 Mrs. DinEdaIes land the whole
length of faid 10, from lad Fore Gree, 20 this
lea al high water mark, which thew oray NAV
be re:erved as common way and remain
nndiv'ded-to the end thar Petitioner. nv
ho'd The rehdue of their ihases "a feyeralty
agreeab'y TO law.
Z, f6ss Iifo,sey, JOSEPH d. LEARNED.
1Atteh JosErH G Born. CLgI.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
FRESH GOODS.
ROYAL LINCOLN,

Exe5nge Gres',
EJAS jun received An additional iupply of
= WINTER GOODS,
among which are, large hze Blankets-Scotch
P,aids-Camblets- Bombazeus, fome very
hne--red and black petite F!annel.--dark
blue do-pearl, afh, bottle, brown aud black
petite Cloths--FIannels--B aizes- DeSonlhire
Kerieys--men and wom-n's black, white aud
colored worried Hofe-- Shaker Cloves Can
ton Grapes -black fix Hillside Lultrings
india Corons.
d!sO, aa ags,tHeAf IF
Factory Shee,ings, Shirtings, Ginghams
Stripes aud Checks; which, together with hi
former flock. compofes 40 adorment OF al
moit every article ufually enquired for
Dsrs1lsr 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

Five hundred numbers will confi,ute =
days drawing and the itation4ry prizes viii
be determined accordingly.
This clals will commence drawing in Bof-
ton on the fourth day OF November next. I'M
LET'S the fale Of tickets fhal be luch as 10 iuIl-
fly an earlier drawing; in which cafe the
managers will give fealonsble notice in the
newspapers.
The highef prize will be paid in ninety
days; other prize, 4sove one hundr dol
lar in Gxty days; and all Others in thirty
days after the drawing lhaIi be completed.
Payment, as ufual, IN bills generally current
in this Commonwealth. Prizes nor demand
ed within one year from the end OF the draw
ing, will not be paid, but will zppropria-
ted TO the purpofes Of the Lottery.
Vendors of tickets are requelied to return
TO the managers, or either Of hem, all fuch
tickets a. they lh2I not take 10 their own ac-
count on or before the 2sth day or October
next after which day, they viii remember
thar all tickets, not returned as above viii he
confdered ss aiiumed by the vendors re.pect-
lively. After which time ALTO the price Of
tickets will be RATED to 5 dis, 5D cts
The liberal patronage, which this lottery
has received from the public, j. gratefully &C.
knowledged. a eoBtinu nee OF IL will enable
the managers TO complete by this claf, the
fun, for be railiDg 81 which the Iorrery was
granted il Is therefore RESPECTFULLY lolIcitcA
by their humble fervants,
J WILLIAMS, ,
J MELLEN, HaHgg,y5.
PIT. JACKSONN
Tickets & Ourters
IN the above Lottery for iAle at the Book.
lore of
ISAAC ADAMS,
Ne E~stsrgs feet.
Portland, Feb az.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
FEATHERS at rs per 10 :
EDWARD HOWE,

UPROLSTERER,
4 + bis FEATHER STORE, Middle ftreet,
has for fs.e, SOco WI. of Live Ceefe,
Ssa Fowl, RuHia and I.iib,n rEATHEkS ;
Bed;icking Trrmiug for Curtain; Sofas
EAfy and LolIing Chairs Hair and Mofs
MutrziIe' Paper Hangings and Borders
chlife Lases and Worried Looking CIaiIes,
al i.ze. Military Goods.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
MuH 81 Tibbef5,
TO LET.

me half Of convenient two TORY DyELL
- ING HousE, Gsua,ed in FREE Fyaf--Appiy
20 JOHN LEAVITT.
EI-Hs-y 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
BENJAMIN BUTMAN,

Exet.axs q. ss.
LAS jua received an additional fuPpy Of
Il l. freih
Drugs and Medicines, Pant, Dye
Stuff, so.
which now makss his aHortment 10 the above
branches very euien6ve and completely,
LARGE GLASS, fuitable Tor Picture Frames
Pot and Pearl alhes, conitantly for iale.
January Is, M
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
American Manufactured Goods

AAAACl iIdu RIdIluldNlGICu SbUNS
No. Z, M.cty'r- Rssg.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for Aloy y B,orDn,
J Of Providence, who keep hum conltansy
uppIied from their long known ard well el
tabbihed Faaory at PSwiucke,, with gen
.ral alortmrui Of
Uncertain Gotten Goods,
CONSISTING oF
Single Yarn for Warp aud Filling
< threaded white * color q Stocking Yarr
@hiSe and coIored fewing Couous
sh'r'ings gs-Cheeks-Stripes
Giay lams--Chambrays-Bed Ticking. &c.
80 Shopkeepers IN town aud country aud
rsoPle in general who win 10 furniih them
elves With the above articles, will be iup-
piiss Al ihs Faceosy prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
WILLIAM LORD.

LAS jult received and now offers for fsle
4 at bis fore, head of Green-lfreet, m zd-
ditionai shoriment of
Wet India Gods, Groeeris5, &c.
AMONG WHICH ARR
Cogniac Brandy FiIberu-Catiup
Holland Gin Cuave Gelley
American do Czpers-Olive Oil
Old Jamaica Spirits Preferves
St. Croix and Antigua Windfor s. bar Soap
Rum N. Z. do. Waihballs-Starch
Madeira, Sherry, LIZ mould & dip'r Candles
bon, Port, Vidonia Spermaceti OIL
Il Malaga WINES Table Salt
AEnifeed-C ordiais Entry Mats
Cider Vinegar Floor Bruihes
tiyfon, Young Hyfou, Brooms--Sieves
Hyfon Skin, Sou Indigo-SaIt Petre
chong and Bohea Ink Powder
Teas Spice Bitters.
Loaf. Lump, India, Powder, Shot and
Havana white and Flnts
brown, and Weif- Log Wood
India Sugars Red Wood
WEIGHS No. l and Fu(tic-Allrm
Chocolate CoPperas-Supher
Chocolate Shells Roll Brimltone
Rice Ground do. Cotton and wool
PePper-GrounG do Cards-F'our
Ginger-Pimento Clear Pork-Bacon
Box and caik Ra6ns Coffee-Moahes
Turkey Figs ID, Sd, od and 2od
Caraway Seed Nails
Canary do-Nutmegs Bees Wax
Cloves-Cinnamon Bakery Tallow
Citron-Caiia Cotton and Cotton
Eneiiih Muftard Yarn-Rock Salt
Cayenne-Oai Meal Glals-RotteD Stone
Pearl Barry ouer-Stone Jugs
Currants Tumblers-Cheeie
Jordan Almonds Indian aud Rye Meal
Ground Nuts SIC Gs.
The above Goods are Of the fri quality
and will be fold on rezlonable terms.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
WATCH FURNITURE,
and q few warranted WATCHES,

~ If clofe application to their profea-
ionai buineis for upwards of ten years, with
sminen, workmen, aud an acquaintance with
he puncipa. men Of their prot, iion in the
Uni cd States, are sught in their favor, W. *
D aAster themselves that they ihaIl merit and
receive public patronage.
GODFREY WHEATON,
JOHN w DOUGLAS.
PortiiaS, TSs. Is, 1912 (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
CrOWell Hatch.

Crowell Hatch,
NFORMES his friends and the public, that
he has removed from his la,e hand 10 Ex-
change ltreet, and taken the ihop lately occz
pied by Mr.. Joleph Mansfield nearly oppo-
lite the Portland Bank-where he continues
TO execute the
Tailoring ByfnsG,
with fidelity and difpatch. Oa14
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
H 10 MERCHANTS

A Gentleman Of fteady habits, good moral
\ character and well acquainted with Book
keeping, wilhes employment either as an Ae-
compliant or Clerk in lore FOR further
particulars inquire ofthe Printer. Feb IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
CuSBERLASn, S.

CussrRLAS1, S.
n a Court ef C01uson P4e1s, begun
and baden at Portland, far and gUitb.
lIfbf c9anty n Cumberland dfsrej1id,
On tie fbsri 7nsJeAly IF Nsyem5sr,
81. ID. 1911
on 'le fregoing petition the Ccart order
shat the petitioners no.ify al perlons concern
ed by puhliihing a stteGei copy Of this peti
tinn and tie order thereon thsee weeks fue
ceiEvely 10 the Portland Gsze;te. he lzl pub
6eagiOn TO be thirty days previous 10 the fitting
IL the Circuit Court nf Comr9Dn Peas
JOSEPH c. BOYD. Ek 4.
Ansa, JosEFH c. EosD cLTi
TAKEN M aaif, between Portland neck
a,! Isufe lIInh, a BOAT about fourteen
e., org The ownsr may have til fame ;,
vtoving sroPer'y AID payirg charges. Ap
ply 90 NS's- HAoCNAf0N
Ss-risSS ) -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

THE nblcrihsr hereby gives nutice 70 al
L con erned, that be has been duly sP-
pointed, and has ken upon himieif tie uus
OF Executor Of the AT wall ancHciiament q
RUTH PIERCE,
late Of Baldwin, in the county Of Cunbe--
land, widow, decealed, by giving bono As tie
law ci-sas-He therefore requefis all PtrloDs
who se indebted 70 the fad lrCesied cI.s p
Eo make immediate payment aud ihrie ri o
have demands hereoU, 70 exhibit tie fare ~
JA5 g. 1871 JOSIAH lsEN~'''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
THEY HAZE FOR SALE,

Al ahortment of
Sbe1Feia, Plated e Britannia Ware
'uch as Tea Pots, Sugar Diihes, Cream Pots,
Caudlefticks, Tea Caddies, sc. &c. An ele-
CANT aiTortment of Portable Rszors, Dtfk
Knives, Tortoife ihsIl Combs, Spar Candle
hicks, G.s.-together with general abort
nnent of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

Matchmaking and ,1e1Oel,y.
kHE luhferi5ers inform their friends and
he public that they have formed a con.
necsion ir buiinefs under the firm Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

NOTICE Is hereby given that further
time of fix weeks from January %, 1919,
. allowed 10 the Creditors 10 the Eilate Of
JOHN MORSE,
ate of Portland, Cordwainer, deceafed, to
bring in aud prove their CLAIMS and that the
CommifhOners wal meet al the counting room
Of DANES Tucker, on "wednesday The 9th IA
Giant, and on wednesday, the 4th or MarcL
next, and attend TO the hufneis, from TWO to
fix O'Clock 2 NJ on each day
DANIEL TUCKER, 2 c rzrg
STEPHEN WAITE Free.
February 2, tsI2.
NIB Daniel Tucker, ha, been appointed
in The room 81 Eucch Iiiiey aeees.sd.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
WHEATON & DOUGLAS.

They have taken the hop next above the
GAzrrrr OsTIer. in E<'bsrge FRET, No 10,
heretofore improved by Godfrey WheaIon,)
where they intend carrying on the buhnsi' Of
Matchmaking Y Working 1s1veiy,
IN The uaoa olodera fyle They manufacture
Gold WaIeh Chains, keys and Seals; Ear
Knobs, ID ops, &c. &c iet all kinds of pre-
cious Zones; repair broken Ear Rings, Watch
CHAINS, sc in fine. every thing in the line
II their huGnsis will be executed neatly, with
lefpalch, aud on reaionabe terms. Come
aud Zee
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
TO LET,

b0Aing LI0fD5.
DEMlNG JARVES,
No,N9 Cs,.biH BsSO~,
LAS jun received from Canton, and offers
= for fale, an aaortment of
Boiling Cloths,
futable for country Flour--hkewife gener-
al aGonmeut of Engiiih, India and French
Goods. cheap for cath. (6w)
Bottom, Feb, 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
60 all oncerned, that fhe has been du'y
appointed and taken upon herieIf the trua Uf
AdminiitratriT on the efate Of
DAVID SAWYER,
lse Of Otsfleld. 10 the county of Cumberland,
yeoInan, decealed, ny giving bouI a. tb- law
directs--She therefore requeHs Il. perlonH
who are indebted 20 the faid decealed's snare,
10 make immediate payment , aud thote who
have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit the
fame 20 POLLY SAWYER,
FEB IS 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

\M the fubfcribers having been appointed
by the Hon. SsmueI Freeman Elq 10
receive and examine the claims Of creditors 20
ne eas,e of
ROBERT MITCHELL,
late Of Pejepfcotr yeoman, deceaied, repreren-
ted inlolvent, Do hereby give notice HAT az
months allowed TO faid creditor, 70 bring
in and prove their claims and ha, we fbaIl az
tend that fervice at the houle of Nathaniel
GerIfh, inholder in Durham, On the Ian Tuei
day OF February inf and the third Tuelday
Of The Ave following months, from one ulI
Eve o'clock p NJ
JOHN CONVERSE 2 Cczn6Ean-
SYMONDS BAKER aI,
d. BAN, Fsb ibISi2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

THE fuhfcriber hereby give. public rolice
= 90 al concerned, that The has been duly
appointed and taken upon Errief tie trult
Of adminllfra riK on the elste u
JOHN CHILD,
late of Portland. in the eCuaIy Of Cumberland,
ehaile maker. deeea(ed, ~ giving hopd 40
the law directs-ihe ihereiore requ .fs at
perlons who are indebted a. the tad decEaledg
elta'e. 10 make imme iare pay mrut and tho
who have any demand, tie ecu, 10 eHhit.s
the fame 10 MARY l. CHILD.
FsS. Is, 1917
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-07-02

70, warrior, or philosopher, or what you please,
| who can fiddle oyer city, in flames, or SUI.
yey the calamities of war with calm indiaer-
| ence. would therefore beseech gentlemen
TO forget for single moment the warmth ot
political discussion, and listen to the CLAIMS CT
humanity, and turn their views to the bloo,;
stained field of slaughter, to the scattered AID
mangled limbs, OF thousands OF slaih, and TO
the piercing groaps of The wounded and dying,
These are some OF the bloody sacrifices paid
to the Molocb of honor and ambition. Tun
away from lis part OF the picture and take
survey OF cities in flames, of thousands and
ten thousands, not only Of uen, but of helpless
women and children, who, If not involved in
the flaming ruins, arc turned out raked, house
less ard pennyless into the world, without
garment to cover them, or a morsel Of bed
to support them. Take in the next place
glance at the mansions OF private life, lately
the abodes Of plenty, innocence and domestic
felicity and view tae sad reverse. View the
tears of the parent bowing down under lead
Of years, deprived of a son, perhaps the last
earthly stay and support OF the evening Of life,
and of the widow and the orphan bewang
the stay and support of helpless infancy, and
Of the more tender and ahectionate, although
weaker and more dependent sex, gone by The
ruthless sword, and of the brother, the sistar,
or intimate acquaintance bewailing the I.ss Of
a brother or friend. But the picture is too
horrible to dwell on. Let Us draw veil over
the remainder. There, some of them at least,
and many times all of them combined, are the
attendant calamities of war, war which in the
present case, if it IS once begun, we Can nei.
Their calculate the extent nor the DURATION
These may be all the fruits of single vote.
A solitary aye may decide the question. /
beseech sentlement to pause and seriouslyto
consider this before they give their votes in
favor Of the proposition now on the table
Whatever may be the decision, have this one
consolation--that l shall when have given
my vote have exonerated myself ofall respon.
sibility for the consequences. Believing as |
do that this war is both unnecessary and i'm.
polite in the outset, that there is no adequate
object which we can reasonably expect 10 OBJ
tain By war, and that IN every view it is con-
trary TO the best, the most vital interests ofmy
country, l shall, when / have recorded my
vote against it, have done my duty.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-07-02
zx:O:O:Ons--'
st. LOUIS, louisiana May 10.
INDIANS.

Some time since, party OF Indians came
to the house Of Mr.. John VI Gowan, who re-
sides about 30 miles from Vlncennes, OF tie
state road the family were retiring to bed
unconscious Of danger, until alarmed by the
discharge OF q gun which killed MCGOWAN as
he lay on his bed. Three boys who were IN
the house Immediately jumped up pu; out the
light and fred at the Indians, who went of
with two horses belonging to the family.
We are sorry to observe that permission is
given to 10 1Vina5ago chiefs, to proceed to
Washington, from Fort Wayne. This ma
nGuvre is only to gain Zine to collect their
forces they have at this time similar embas-
sizes at every Indian village beating up for re-
cruits, and are successful. Their present
rendezvous is at Rock river ard arr said TO
be 800 strong, spies from this body hover on
the frontier of St Charles, but are well watch.
cd by our rangers.
Upwards OF thirty Osages of the Arkansas
band, were lately surprised near fort Usage,
by the Winabagoes, Sacs, and laways and cut
to pieces; the conquerors obtained considera-
bic plumber as the Osagcs had just received
their annuties and were on their return home
Furtter.-The savages appear TO be engag'
ed On every quarter Of our frontier, IN com
hitting depredations upon the lives and pro-
perry of the settlers. On the 29th of last
monlh, they killed and scalped man near
Grsenville, Our letters from Chicago, mem
ton two murders there, and letter Just re-
ceived in town from Defiance, situated at,
the junction of the Auglaise with the Mian.
of the lakes, mentions that three men were
IL, his
Indiansor motif was not known. In consequence
of The murder at Greenville, volunteer com
pany Of militia from Miami county, marched
to that neighborhood and an express has yust'
arrived with intelligence that they had met
with party of Indians, had killed two OF them
wounded a third and taken TWO squaws and
boy prisoners, and were in pursuit OF the
wounded Indian, and they state determine,
ton to Kill every Indian they met with uDeD
they have further orders. IA
Ertract Of litter from CAPT. Nathan HtaIa
Commanding f.rt Dcarborne, 70 Caff. H"'
sam |Vell8, at Fert wayne
CHICAGO, Aptl Is
Oar situation here viii be very disagreeao'
for while, as we are obliged 10 keep close
the garrison or be III danger OF losing '"'
scalps ,o-
The party Of Winebagoes that ~'nfered r Trs [
this place are mostly gone back to the F'''
phet, as ara told by other Indians. .,..;, 4,
Since writing this letter three OF our h'''t.f
have deserted, one Frenchman and Two We
Indians. It is believed they haze taNS'' -.
with them, ten or eleven horses, aud 6oN' I
wards Miilewakee.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-01

4 UGlu0bIS Tract Ct LAID tor Aa1S.
yaVHE Subscribers offer for Sale Tract of
Il Land called Selby, containing 4S3 Acres
in the county of Fairfax, about thirteen miles
from Alexandria, and the same distance from
Georgetown, and four miles from Fairfax
Courthouse. 1t is deemed unnecessary to
give more particular description of this Es-
tate, as persons disposed to purchase will no
doubt chuse to view the same. For terms
apply to Bushrod Washington, Esq. of Mount
Vernon, or to the subscribers living In Jefier-
son county, near Charlestown.
RICHD. Ii. L.WASIIINGTON,
JOHN A. WASHINGTON,
BUSH -. WASHINGTON.
March 10. 2aW.