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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-07

Mr.. RufcIl 10 Lord Caitlereagh.
I8, BeHfiRck 81 I2fb sept 1871.

IS, BenfiAck ST I2tb sept 1914.
P'ivate
My LoRD-In confeQuence of addition
al inhruetipns which received from my
government this morning, l called about
boon al the Foreign Office, md found with
regret that your lnruihip was out Of town.
My Object was 10 communicate 70 your
Jortihlp The powers under which | act,
that You might perceive their validity and
extent. have, however, fought to rate
them tntitantIaly in tht Official letter
which ! have herewith the HIN r TO traii-
init TO your !ordihip, but ihould you find
any thing that ftands n need OF eXplana-
ton, previous ~ being fubmittcd T. MS
royal higbneis, / ihaIi remain al I8 Ben
3inck ltrctt. TO receive The commands o,
your lnrdihip If your lordlhip coIldf
~ courefy, find any motive IN my pr
fOBal convenience - haiten A dec'f N up
on the proportions which | have iub
mitted the f1atOn of the year,my anxiety
to depart Gal my arrangements beng
made and all my baggage having left
TOWN. aud the Detection of the Lark az
much xpeuie, will plead powerfully 10
my favor.
have the honor to be, with great con-
liberation, your lordfhip's very obedient
and very humble ilivant,
(Signed) JONA. RUSSELL.
LORD Hj5toant CqRIereagb, &c. &c. e..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-07

From Larco,a. " Y N-v e. 1919

Fr1TI L7TCoTl- N II No. 20 IoI-
" YES rrdsy mere was y tlis.l III ,he ieSIs-
lature tUr d UnIled .aes Senator TN the
House Cuts hau So. Codd4rd 8--Culs
Yves therefore elected ADJ the House by one
mai lri,y The Senate would not agree
Cuts hsd woes. Goddard 5, Therefore nu
choice L remains duuIttul Wheeler there
will be any chosen tLis scs-icn-'I not, thc
Governor and Council musl apPoiEr one tc
hI the vacancy, until tle neat session of The
Legislature"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-07
Lord Cafilereagh to Mr.. RufelI.

LORD Caftlereagh prefents his compli-
m. nts to Mr. Rulell, and requtRs TO have
the honor Of feeling him al his houfe in ST..
James Squire, al Q o'clock this evening
Foreign OGes, Sept. 10. 1917
b-kSceivec httIe before 5 O'Clock.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-07
Sp tie SEALS.

Gen. Hopkins Glorious Retreat.
Major General HOPKINS, Of Kentuc-
ky [Nlember Of Congress also for that
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-07
WITH THE MESSAGE
MIR. Russell 70 MIR Monroe.
London, IQtb SepfembeI

London, I9tb September, 1871.
SIR-On the Iath infant | received
your letter Of the a7th Of July laa, ant
the copies Of my note 10 lord Caillereagh.
ard Of his LOrdihp'- reply enclosed here.
10, will lu.urm y u that the proportions
made n conequeuce Of il, have been re.
je6ted
AS i have but this moment heard OF the
Immediate departure or UuV f'rieuds a have
time only 10 add, that have received the
communications Of Mr. Graham Of the
9th and 10. h Of Auguh, BY the Cleaner,
and that leave London this evening, to
embark on beard the Lark, at Plymouth,
for New York.
] am, with great refped and conddera-
ton, ir, your faithful & obedient tervant,
(Sigoed) IONA RUSSELL.
POSTSCRIPT.
An inteTeiting interview took place be
tween lord Caflerragh and myteIf on the
10th init. the account of which | NUT,
for want Of time, releIve until have the
honor 10 fec you.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-07

General DEARBORN, and the
f" Army of The North" are Safe.
On Sunday and Monday, the u an u
Esd inst Gen Drar50rn's army, lex
cepting 500 men, whom he detached
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-07
BOSTON, NOVEMBER 60.
Glorious .Ne7US /!

i' Silent they at wen. IL about
g They I'll turn'd silent, and came out"
Churchill
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-21
". BARTLEMAN

- = FOR = A. L,
CUN POWDER, Imperial, Young
az II son AM dyson Skin Teas, OF
;hc very latest impor;aIioEs; Muscovado,
New Orleaus, Loaf and Lump Sugars,
, me Green a1t Whi:e Coffee, Wines,
ct various qpa'i'ies, Cognac Brandy, Ja-
nAica ana Antigua Rnui, some very
;iuc old Rv1 x Common Whss~ey, Mo-
i.sscs il. ossheods ,ierces end barrels,
Pepper, P, rento, Nu,;ncss Cloves, Gin
ranoc, Ginger, NooGer, Alum, Cop
pe,as. Sp2u;,h * Bengal lnliso, Fig
Blue in small boxes, 5 areo, =. Orleans
Upisnd & Turkey sed Cotton, rehned
naa coamnu SAT- Peire, Writing and
Wrapping Paper. Cadiz Liverpool hns
and coarse Salt, Gun-p WIDER OF different
qualities, pa,ent Sho; completely ss.oEt-
ed, Bar L"at, Hair S::Isrs, Giaaoer
Salts, hes, Spayi.h SeYals Sosp, Mould
and Dip, Candles, MNstard, Chocolate.
Gotten Cards, Roll Brins;"re, Glue,
Rec. PEARL Ash. Aiauu.aC .1red Tobacco,
Saos Thresd OF prime quality, &c.
O tchcr -. cost iaSw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-21
PROCLAMATION OF THE EN-
PERCR ALEXANDER.

Published in General Orders. by the
COMMANDMENTS Chief, Bennington.
ss1Ass!-Ths enemy has quit
ted the Dwina, and has proclaimed
| his intention Of Offering battle. lie
| accuses you Of timidity, because he
| mistakes, or affects to mistake. the
policy OF your system. Can he,
then. have iorsotten,he chastisement
which your valor inflicted at Duna-
berg and Miba wherever, in short,
il has been deemed proper to oppose
him? Desperate counsels are alone
compatible with the enterprise he
has undertaken and tie dangers CT
IS situation; bit shall we, therefore,
be imprudent, and fcrcgo the advan-
ta.cs ofour own9 He would march
TO Moscow-let him. But can he,
by the temporary possession of that
city. conquer the empire of Russia,
and subjugate population Of 80
millions. Distant from his resour-
ces rear 500 miles, he would, even
if victorious, not escape the fate OF
the warrior Charles XII. When,
pressed on every side by hostile ar
mics, with peasantry sworn to his
destruction, rendered furious by his
excuses, and irreconeileablc BY
difference of religion, Of customs. Of
language, how would he retreat?
RUSSIANS Rely onyour Empe-
rsr ard the commanders whom lie
has appointed. lie knows the ar
dent and indignant valor which burns
in the bosoms Of his soldiers at the
boasts Of the enemy. He knows
that they are eager for battle that
they grieve at its being deferred,
and at the thought of retiring.
This cruel necessity will not exist
long. Even DOW the period Of its
duration lessons. Already are our
Allies preparing to menace the rear
Of the invader; while he inveighled
too FAR to retreat with impuniiy,
shall soon have to combat with the
seasons, with famine, and with innu-
merabIe armies Of Russians-SoI-
diers, when the period fer Offering
battle arrives. your Emperor viii
give the signal, will be an eye witness
ofyour exploits, and reward your
vai0ur.
(sigued) ALEXANDER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-21
they had no one to blame but themselves.

.hev had no ope TO blame but themselves.
What kind Of an explanation governor
Mitchell required was never mentionsa'
but we presume the above to nave ocen
sufficient. His answer, however, wh'eh
has been seen by myself & many e'he'''
disclose, At once the views OF the go
vermnen,, through the thin veil OF tneH
official declarations he rudely eoht'a,
diets governor Kindeian's statemen'' aii1
tells him it is contrary to the factS' ano
repea,s that the PRESIDENTS feelings are
8. deeply wouaded by the attack on TIC
A9aor and integrity of the United States.
that he cannot expect the evacuation Oh
the province. In consequence OF 'his
in.olent letter the correspondence was
discontinued, and the United ota'es
troops kept their station IN front Oh the
town.
1t would be absurd, sir, to argue In
case SO very plain; this tiimsy pretext
for continuing "a detachment OF the u.
States troops army inactive, within tour
miles Of St Augustine, is unworthy OF
a great nation, as we call ourselves, ana
the ruin that we have brought on the
unofeading inhabitants of that province
must call down the curses OF every
honest man within the Union. l again
repeat, sir, that we must have made
great advances in the modern demoraiiz'
inr code of French principles, to remain
silent spectators of such conduct in our
rulers towards nation, who Is now
struggling for libert! in another hemls-
pbere, and which alone prevents her
from resenting such baretaced and I'M
provoked aggression upon her sove-
reienty. In another letter | Will attempt
picture of the ruin * desolation which
we have bro't upon these unfortunate
people.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-21
.useD!l Mandcvli!e,
Corser Of Kns and Fa.Jdr Streets,
HIS Ear Sale,

Corser Of Kins and Fa.Jdr S!reets,
HIS F1R SALE,
les Chcsl - and IA Chess new
Gunpowder, ImrefieI, Fyson. Young
Eyso1, Hysoa Skin and Souchong
25,pCoib. Coffee
IS hh,ls. Md:cavado Sugars
100 barrels do.
1900 ID. ioaf and lump Sugars
NO barrels New England Ran
IS puncheons West int,a 90.
$50 barrels n hlsSey
pipes French D-s7dv
80 HogshcaGs retailing Moiasses
80 bags Pepper and Pim<nto
go -. Spanish iadigo
1000 10 choice tsader
500 10 refined Salt Pc,re
Is asks ClH powder
WITCH With Ms usu"' general as
sor'a,su5 Of tbs b>st Wines, Liquors
ara ;.raceries, he will dispose of or
reasonable tern.s
Az -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-21

lest He bring u. to nothing: That
He would save us from the destFuc-
tive influence Of any foreign power;
That He would preserve the union
and independt nee OF these otates'
and afford to the President and Con
gress His guidance and direction;
That our National Rulers and the SO
yernment of Great Britain nay be
influenced by a spirit of moderation
and Justice That The people OF both
countries may remember they are &c,
scended from the same ancestors, and
believe in the same Gospel OF Saliva
ton and that all distractions to the
establishment Of an equitable ana
lasting Peace may be removed.
That in the mean time he would
preserve the lives of our soldiers and
seamen and prevent the further eli
fusion Of human h!ood.-1'hat what
ever affective events are before US,
We may have uureserved confidence
in the wisdom and rec:itude OF His
administration and be satisfied, that
though now, clouds and darkness are
round about Him, yet His ways will
hereafter be fully indicated, and e.
very trace of seeming imperfection
Will be done away.
That he wou!d have compassion
upon the nations which are Cypress
ed, and deliver the spoiled out OF
the hand Of the oppressor: That the
revolutions which are taking place
in the kingdoms of the world may
prepare the way for the universal
reign Of truth and righteousness, and
the durable and extensive prosperity
of the Christian Church. That the
Scriptures may be translated into e.
very language and published to every
nation and that all the ends of the
earth may turn 10 the Lord. and all
the kindreds Of the nations worship
before Him.
And l request the citizens OF this
Commonwealth to suspend unneces-
sary labor, and abstain from insult
able recreations, on said day.
Given at the Council Chamber in
Boston. this thirteenth day Of
October, in the year of Our
Lord enc thousand eight hun
drcd and twelve, and in the
thirty-seventh year Of the In
dependence Of the U. States Of
America.
CALEB STRONG.
BIZ His Erceltency the Go0erHor,
10Th the adpice and consent Of the
Council,
ALDEN BRADFORD.
scc'ry Of the Commonwealth.
God save the Commonwealth of
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-21
NETWORK. Oct. &c.
IAVE.T FROM FRANCE.

We have been politely favored
with the loan Ola file of!a,c French
papers, brought by the Meteor.
whic;. arrived last evening from
France, via Newport. bat it is net
from newspapers published only by
the permission of a licenser OF tine
press. that we are TO expect au7 cor
rect account Of the state OF things
in France. 1t is only from yrrbai
statements Of men ofObseryatiop and
reflection that any Information can
be obtained. We have aeeorGn's'!
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-21
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts
By HIS ExCELLENCY.
CALEB STRONG,

Governor Of the Commonwealth.
A PROCLAMATION,
FOR A DAY oE PUBLIC THANKsGIv-
ING AND PRAYER.
As new mereies are continually
descending upon US, We ought re-
newelly to express the grateful SEN
timents of our hearts for the bless
ings impaired to ourselves and o.
theirs, and TO make it our employ
ment, even in times nr adversely and
distress to acknowledge the Divine
goodness. which can direct the most
affective dispeasations ofproFidence
TO our greatest advantage. 1t be-
comes us, therefore, at the close OF
the present season. TO appropriate a
day to be employed in the Offices Of
religious worship that We may u
mite in humble acknowledgements Of
our unworthincss, in fePycnt prayer
loa Divine forgiveness and mercy,
and in public expressions OF reye-
renee and gratitude to our Almighty
Creator. PreserYer and Denefactor,
for all the bcuniies Of Providence
which be has vouchsaftd to ns, and
especially for the blessings Of grace
and the hopes Of Immortality.
l do, therefore, with the advice
and consent Of the Council, appoint
THURSDAY, the twenty-sixth day
OF November next, to be Observed
by the people Of this state as day
Of pablo Thanksgiving and Prayer;
that with one accord We may join to
pay our homage to the God Of our
mereies. and recoiisct His goodness
with those emotions Of heart which
an attentive and grateful review Of
the Benefits we have received is ca
pablc Of exciting; and to offar Him
cur sacrifice Of thanksgiving for all
the public and personal blessings lie
has bestowed upon us-For the ge-
neral health which the people have
beea favored Wiih-For the degree
Of plenty with which he has crowned
the year-For quietness and safety
in cur dwellings and that lie has
preserved us FROM the rayages of
War, and tie violence Of lawless
and yindictiye men-F0r the hume
rous instances in which He has deli
vered US from public calamity or do
mestic distre,,-:'a:' lis goodness in
preserving t.le lives OF so many Of
orr fellow citizens who have been
exposed to the pelils Of WARRIOR
His care in providing for our indi.i-
dual wanis-For the pleasures Of So
cial life, and all those improvements
which render life more commodious
and asreeable-And above all for the
display OF the Riches Of His wisdom
and love, in devisins such an admi-
rab!e method for the redemption of
mankind by the death of His Son, in
which He most eminently illustrated
and glorifed both His justice 4 His
grace.
And while with gratitude We re-
count the benefits We have received,
let US iiumbly acknowledge that, by
aur sins. we have exposed ourselves
10 the oaiamities We suffer. And let
US unite in earnest supplieation to
the Coz of our Fathers for the peace
aud prosperity Of our country: and
beseech Him, thas He would still be
our refuge and strength, very pre-
sent help in trouble and that He
" Guild not correct as in His anger,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-21
fOBLIC SALE.

10y yiEme of a Deed CT Trus, frcn
ss Sarah Porter 20 the suhSctihsr, for
tie pu-Do.s of secur''s - garment q
Certain debts in the s;.;J ,::,eI. E-ruiionc,',
M be sola at public s.:- los cash g: the
Ssh dsy CT November sex;, on =, Ere
u,iSas-a Piece or Parcel e G5oL~d
situated on Uaion stree, in the town O.:
.A.eSaudri., and fronting on th,t s,reer
IS iect 6. l-s inches. and running back
I'D binding on FayetteAlley the distance
Z; 80 feet.
Robert I. Taylor.
Trxstee
Ostobcr 80 9awn.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-21

- It'd ID rilrc'
a WoMAN Of & Cd character who can
caat, WISH a d do the work 81 fin.ls
Tiers .re no small chlldren.-inIu'rr
81 are Printer.
Cct. !
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-21
THOMAS IANNEY, & co.

"a AVE just received by the ship Ar
go from; liverpool, their assortment
ofFALL GOODS, consisting of super
iine and second Clotas, Cassimeres, Fo.
rest Cloths, Coatings, Fiushings, Plains,
Nocseys, rose and striped Blankets,
sSlannels. and Ba;zes, Manchesiry * Ho-
sery. sc. SIC. and few bales of good
rwi!led Sucking.
26,h Sept. NV.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-21
FALL GOODS.
FALL GOODS.
Iohn LLOYD,

John Lloyd,
Has rtce:red by the shin .frgo very
general assortment of Seasona5le
GOODS,
Consisting principally of Flannels,
Blankets, Flushiugs, Coatings, Broad
Cloths, Plains, Kerseys, Waistcoaungs,
NVors,ed and Cotton Hosiery, Manches-'
tYy, &c. &c.-nost of them at lowest
and middle prices-which will be ready
::or sale by the piece or package In
fey days.
September 90 dlwStawtt.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-27
{ Vol. s------No. o5.

1t is every way so different from the inter-.
est ct America to make war with Great Bril-
ain, that We are persuaded that, as far as
Cancellation docs not become submission. so
Sar will America be ready at any time, to
eXtinguish all subject of differences with this
country. The Editor of the Liverpool Cou.
ricr boasts of having discovered the true KEY
to American politics; he has however OPEN
ed wrong door with 1.-THE democratic
spirit OF America is productive of peace ra-
thcr than war; Let him then cease to search
for the concerted fraudulent repeal of the
Milan and Berlin decrees," and 10 look in
to the British Cabinet for the British Orders
in Council as the causes Of the American
policy of exclusion"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-27

ENOUND ON the Buckingham road, about three
~ ,n,es above Isam Rsndoph's, pair of new
',rc Bags, containing several articles OF clothing
also papers of value to the owner. a Mr.. Mar
shall appears to be the owner, from the papers, and
may have them by applying to ~
CHRISTOPHER BRANCH,
liz .Nanchester.
Feb. o5. I'm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-27
BY Thomas Richie.

or CONDrrlOSS----Five Dollars a wear, To lie
pail annually in advance. Those who do not direct
their papers to- be discontinued at the end Of the ycr,
VIII h., considered engaged for the nextNonc will
be discontinued until all arrearages have been pa
-sDNEHiISEMENTS-- will he inserted in
this paper unless they paid for, guaranteed by
ONE respectable person in this city Manchester.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-27

OHneF "fafes, continuation 1T obserpq-
INNS on the President's Message. There
exists war party in this country an ava
ricious war party, whose unsated thirst of
gam IS e';cited by that enormous increase OF
state e>?enses, to which all species Of war
must necessarily contribute Trade. and it's
honorable advantages arc set at noueht. for
tt!ne more rapid profits Of war Contracts, pub
nc nc loans' and the creation Of paper money.
Il we haa wanted any proofs Of the real e5s-
istcnce Of such a faction. we s,o,,d have Il 4
conviction more than sufficient in tl,e t,err.,
o. tne Comments which have appcared on
the Message of the President Of the United
Sta'es to Congress. In tone Of arrogance
wnich IS ever insu Serabe in speaking of tho
'tialFs OF an independents state, they talk o
tnat attitude Of defence which the Execu.
I'VE Menbcr OF the American Republic
' THINKS 'tpo!itis to recommend to the couac:.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-03
Hamilton's Grand Restorative,

7, recommended as on invaluable
medicine for the speedy rel!et & per.
manent cure OF Nervous disorders Con
sumptions, Lowncss of Spirits, Loss
of Appetite, Impurltyof the Blood, Hy-
s,crical Affections, Observation-Disclosures,
Violent Cramps in the stomach 4 back
Indigestion, Melancholy, Govt in tie
Stoma ch, Pains III the limbs, Relaxa-
ton, sc. &c.
The principal operation of this re-
medy is in the stomach, restoring the
digestive powers and senting forth
from, th.t :. gan new health and vigor
into every part IF the system; IT enc
riches and purfies the blood, without
,rh ming it bra es, without stlmnNat
ing too violently, the nervous system ;
strengthens the secretory vessels, ard
the general habi' brings hack the mus
cular fbres totheir natural and healthy
tore; and restores that nutrition which
tmmoderate evacu tons had destroy.
ed, and whose loss had thrown the
whole FRANC into languor and debility.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-03
Valuable PROPERTY to Let.

II OFFER on rent, for term Of years,
the Brick Tavern, lofts sc. thereto
attached, situate at Fairfax Court House
TO those who are acquainted With this
property, and its situation, description
is unnecessary, to others it may be praper
to observe, that the tavern is Brick
building, large and convenient, with
kitchen, family house and large stable,
on an acre lot, with one acre adjacent
for a garden, and pasture lot o.
acres-That to person calculated TO
keep Tavern on large scale, and ~
a proper manner, no stand in this state,
or perhaps elsewhere, holds out more
catering prospects of gain to such an
occupant. Those who wish such an es-
tabIishricnt, are invited to view the pren'-
ses, which Con appIcat;on) will be shc~n
BY Mr. JoKN RATcLIYFE, or tie SUB
scriber Posse ssien 10 be mad on the hrS
day of November next.
I'd. Radcliffe.
September II staw;f
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-03

ofthe space or term ofseven years, COM
mencing this twenty third OF Aprii' ~
the wear of our Lord one Thousand sisa-
,,r,dred and ten, to be fully compeat'
ed and ended.
Given sndcr my hand andseal the da'
and date first above written
THOMAS PAUL, l. D
Signed, sealed and delivered IN ,ne
presence of GEO. 6 PRESbohi
In consequence of the above authority
vested in me, arising from contract
with MIR. T. Paul, l hereby appoint the
following persons the only agents 'of tne
. ss1s Of Papl,s Columbian Oil, in the city
Of Baltimore, viz. DR.. Edme Ducate''
SION of the Golden head, No. 26 Mar
l. ef-s,eeet. Messrs. Henry keerl &
Son, Druggists, sign of Ceisus's Head;
No. 2S3 Market-st. near the corner VI
Howard-st Doct. Jesse Talbot, Drug
psst. corner of Hanover and Market-sts'
Hcssrs. Warner and Hanna, stationers'
corner Of Gay and Market st,. Messrs'
G. s. r. Waits Lottery Office, corner
Of St. Paul's Lane and Markets. a.
Miltenberger, Stationer, No 10 sign
Of Franklin, N. Howard-st. Messrs'
John s. Thomas ance,sStatloners, NO.
l7s Market-st.-A PeRs f0mf' Dy
Or. Henry Derry, Druggist NO:
Markets.. and Nathaniel Knight Sta
t;aner Fer,s.street-Chy Of WashinS-
tom Messrs. David OFT, * Co. Drug
c;sts-philodclthia. Mr.. Thomas Love-
at Dr.. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. IS North
Attn St. John Y. Bryant, Druggist,
Corner of Cd and Pine-Streets-Jere-
miah Morris, Druggist, No. 2sS Mar
ket-Sreet--Stephen North, Druggist,
No. IS High st. between ID and 81
streets. Messrs. Crovl & Segar, Drug
eists, Market st.-lS7o York, MessFs.
John s Thomas L, Clark, Druggists,
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence &
Reese, Druggists, Pearl st. Messrs. "
&R Waitcs's. Nos. IS and g., Maiden
I,9De-York rown, DR.. John Fisher,
Drue,-1anatoHs. Messrs. Childs *
ShaW.-GfoTSe ofpH' 80
Drue-Laneaster. DR.. Samuel Faint
nes,ock, Drug.-Harris6urg. DR.. John
c. Wrestling, Drug.-Easton.' Dr.Iho-
mas II. Dawson, Drug.-Peter'barg,
vrg. Messrs. Love and Cutler Drug
eists.-Hagerstozvn. Dr.. Frederick Mil
Observation-Disclosures. DR.. John
S. Miller, Drugsist-Hlnchestcr. Mess.
John s Adm. Miller, Druggists.-Han-
over. Messrs. Frederick * Wm. Sauer-
mann, Druggists.-CarEisle. Dr. John
Fahnestock, Druggist.-Brook vile.
(,1ontgomery coy Mr.. Brice Gassaway'
AND IN ALEXANDRIA,, Bf
RICHARD H. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug
and Patent Medicine Store, No. 10,
sign Of the Mortar, Centre Market
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
March % law3m