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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-02

THE fubicriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that she has been duIy
appointed and has taken upon herfelf the tran
of Adminiliratrix- on the efaie of
THOMAS sIMoNTuN,
late of Portland in the county of Cum
berlaud, Baker, decealed, by giving bond a
the law directs-ihe therefore requelfs all per-
ions who are indebted to the laid decealed's
elfate 20 make imme late payment; and thofe
who have anydemands thereon. 10 exhibit the
tame % HARRIOF SI4QNTON
Ocf IS, 1852
HB iuicriber hereby gives public notice TO
all concerned, that fhe has been duly al
pointed and taken upon herfeif the trua Of
adminiitra'rix on the ellate of
JOHN BABsON LANE,
la'e of FreePort, in the county of Cumberland,
ihipwr'ght, decealed, by giving bond as the
law dire6s-ihs therefore requefis all perfons
who are indebted to the faid decszleds e0ste,
to make immediate payment and thofe who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
lame TO SARAH LAM,
CSab1 Is, 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-02
Cobartnerhio Formed.

THE fuefcribers RESPECTFULLY inform their
friends aud the public, that they have for
med conneGion in bufnefs, under the arm of
BELKNAP & RUNNELS, and have for lale
AT their
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-02

WILLIAM FRANCIS,
HAS JUN received and offers for fals,
= ago bb!s. fuperhne FLOUR,
a part of which is from new wheat, aud
perfectly fweet Portlsad, GA l9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-02

NOTICE is hereby gwen tina, the fubfcri.
bers have been duly appointed adninil
TRAITORS on the easte Of
ELIJAH DRUMMoND,
late of Georgetown. 10 the county of Llncoln,
deceaIed, and have taken upon Ihemfelves tina.
truft by giving bonds as the law dirsGs--and
all Perions having demands upon the eltare OF
faid Elijah Drummond, are required 70 exhibil
the fame ard all perlons indebted 20 the aid
etfate, are called upon to make payment TO
JAMES VILLAINS Adrai4iJ
HENRY CUTTING ( hatg,l
Georgetown, 2ift Aug lSI2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-02
DIl5oLutisn Of C9bartner5bib.

DySolutian Of C9Partner5bip.
NE connection in business lately existing
l. between he subfcribers under the firm of
II XTER & BROWN,
j. this day diiIoved by mutual consent ali
perfons having demands against faid firm, are
ae.ired 70 eIhib'r The fame; and all thole in
debred 20 'aid firm are desired TO pay the fame
g David Brown who 10 duly authorized to re
ceive the fame.
MARTIN THAX ER
DAVID BROWN
Portland OF 1882
DavI Brown,
will continue the BAKING BUSINESS, at
he same place As ia where all favours will
be thankfully cknowedged
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-02

Genteef Boarding and Lodging,
E0R hve or fix Gentlemen ID pIeaiart Dart
OF rms town al the Houre where Nathaniel
T. FOisI1k, Fig formerly lived en- .uire Of
O9.6sr 5 EAIFR GR'AEE mr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-02

Tao 5oHrneymen,
Wanted at the above buGneis, to work on
mems work
Portland, Od 9,ISi2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-02
HITS, CHEAP -!

]. MAHAN,
at the Bolton Hat Factory Warehoule. Ex
change itrert, at the
C9f and Charges.
Any perlon whiting 70 puichaie himGef a
Hal, (and that cheap, too) can be lnpped
from 40 to 9f-ckeaper than ever has been
purchaied in this town before. Il - the
intent Of the fublcriber 10 ciole his concern
by the II Of January, 1873
MILITARY HATS,
large afortment, Of the neweit falhion, are
offered a, aboves Sept z
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-02

- IHE fatlovUlgg a5yfyo7 " LITTER frcn
Meiirs II aunt and Son Northampton, 10
M Al. Conway, No. 8, Cres7 y6,f.t, Bg4aH, prevar
DE I.lesror rtr-r-r
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-02

Dated at - lSl
But if the applicants tile DC by devfe then
IN lieu OF the lait mentioned certificate, he
fhali produce one III The form following from
the regIfter OF probate, VIZ.
hereby certify hat he eltate delcribed in
the annexed deed, appears OF he records oil
this office 20 be contained in the inventcry OF
The eitate o. - deceaied and by Biz lat
will, duly proved and record more than
three years lince, 10 lie dsvfed 10 the within
AIMED - that the executor named IN the
taid Will, has iettled MS accounts which have
been approved by the Judge, and that by The
inventory of debts and eita,e the c appear, 10
De more than iuffic'eot peSiona eitste to oil
charge all debts due thereon.
JF} RfgjR'' IF Probate Iar
tie county Of =
DATED at - lSl
Another certificate from the Sheriff Of the
county where the land lies illall be "a the form
following, VIZ
hereby certify, thai know of no attach
msnt made, or execution LEVIED on the eAa.e
delcribed ~ the annexe Ell deed.
r II. SbeF Jtbs sos4fy sf -
Dates az - 49,
iuch loan, produce the evidence ct his title u
the elt7te he proPoies 20 mortgage together
with his papers dny made out executed aud
regtaered as aforelaid, aud leave the lame with
the Gather, thar the tame may tie examined IN
iuch manner as the rues and regu ztI,f. Of
the Cumberland Bank may regure-And The
description of any eiis,e IN the deed OF mort
gage muir correipond with the Description 10
the aPplica'ion-And all deed, bonds or O Aer
papers mutt bs made out aud preieated free
from alterations.
BIZ 0rdsr Of re Proficient asd Di,tGors.
LEVI CUTTER, CeJsisr.
Portlasd, O6, ~, 1919
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24
July 2S.

oIlCE--I'hat by virtue of Deed, in Trust
\ executed by John &. Lttlepage Esq to the sub
scilber and others, shall on Monday 9th August
next, between the hours of ~ g O'Clock, before
the front door OF the Eagle Tavern in this city ex.
pose to sale by Public Auction to the highest bidder
Tor ready money the following tracts pieces or par
GELS OF land viz 22To in the County of Fayett.
and State OF Kentucky, tia north side OF the ni.ia
fork OF Licking Greek, and surveyed for the said
Littepage, oh the 25th day of March 1856 5000 a.
sres ia the county of Greenbrier, and state Of Vir-
GINA, on Glade Creek-10S5 acres in the same
sounty on the head water, of Glade Creek x also AIS
acres IN the same county, between Giademai's and
Laurei's creek, and which said three last mentioned
tracts OF land. granted the said Lt,leuaee as
assignee OF VIM Frog, by patents from the Com
Inonweastii OF Virginia bearing date, each on the
l2th day ofJuly 1896 SO tnucl, thereof as NAV
be necessary to raise the following sums OF money
secured by said Deed, in favor of Robt T. Hooe
and hchd- HARRISON to wit, the interest upon 1861
l5s-Sd AT the rate Of five per centum per anuum to
be computed from 30th Nov. 1877, to the Oh June
1871, also l4S-lJS sd principal money, witt Tx,
interest thereon from the day last mentioned; and
asoo 20 SO, together with the necessary costs and
sharses Intending the creation and execution of this
trust.
SAN1'L. M'CRAW, Trustee
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24

~ Office In pursuance of advice from, the Exc
~ eutive counci, OF this state l shalt ON Monday
eith at August next, between the hours of 10 and
IL o'clock, before the door of lienrico County
Court house, in this city, expose to sale by public
auction to the highest bidder, for ready money one
land The street leadi Northwariy bctwc. m Judge
hiarshali, and MIR Alexander McRac, and whici,
said Lot, was late the property of one John NJ, ers
subject "l the King OF q. Britain, aud by lnquisi-
ton duly taken hath been found to escheat to- tbs
Commonwealth ct Virginia agreea,ly to the provi-
sions ot an act OF the general assembly, passed in
the year 1879, entitled 6. IN 0ct conctrn..g Es-
cheGts and Iorfcitures fyoa's British sulje,is.'
William Hay Junr. and Peter v Daniel Esors
are appointed by the Executive, Commissioners on
behalf of the state ;their attendance is requested
at the time and place above mentioned, being pre-.
Nously qualified the Law directs.
SAML. McCRAW,
EscheafOr for Hcmixa County.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24
(COPY.-In No. IJI.)
Lord Liverpool to Mr.. Canning.
(Private.)
File House. MAY IL 1910

Ny DEAR CANNING,
l think, upon reflection, 1t is due to Lord
Castlcreagh to state. in writing, what ]
mentioned to you verbally. that from mo-
rives of decacy, he absented himself from
the Cabinet, on the occasions OH which the
subject in your Memorandum was determin.
ed
did not, however, make the communica
ton to you. without having reason to know
that he would be no obstacle in the way OF an
arrangemert, founded on the principles sta
ted i'll the Memorandum.
will beg of you to communicate this let
ter TO any persons to whom you may commu-
nicate the Memorandum.
(Signed) LIVERPOOL.
To the Right Hon. George Canning.
(Pufer8 10 be C0nfbucd. }
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24

H{IffY DOI,lARS REWARD-Ranaway from
n the subscriber IN March 1871 rnulatto MN.
slave 10y the uaBe OF Garland. A Blacksmith Nv
trade he is shout five feet ci-h. or nac inches hyI
Rather slim made about enty three years ,fape--
lc was raised iB King William County IN the estate
81 Wn'Ian Breediove decd. and in which neignhor-
hood he has number of Acquaiutanccs. Also he
hiss relaticne near King and Queen Court House
where it isbclicyed he is lurking. All persons are
hereby torwarned from harhourng or employing
the said slave at their perilLcing so lung rama.
way, his clothing cannot lie s5cerajhcd. The above
reward will be paid to any person Who will appre-
bend the said slave & secure him ia any jill so tl,at
| get him again.
REUBEN MANSFIELD.
Aibemarle County, July % w6wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24

" OTICE-In conformity with the provisions con.
y tanned in deed Of trust, executed To me by
George Wiley, to indemnify Fleming Russel, I shall
on Monday 81 day of August next, before the door
OF the Court House of HenrcO County, exlrose to
sale by public auction 10 the highest bidder for rea
DIV money, one half acre lot of land more or less,
with the improvements thereon, lying IN tie Town
of Hanover, being the same which was formerly
owned 10y John Parker, and was by him and wife
sold aud conveyed; TO the said Wicy-The proceeds
Of sale, to be applied sgreesbIy to the directors of
the said tract.
sAAiL. MsCRAw T,nsee.
joy 81. uisN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24
EOHNsoN q wARNER. BonEse llerr an1 So

ohNSON q WARNER, booksellers and Sta
toners Richmond, Va, have just published
C9ke Hp0H Littleton, or the first part Of the Institutes
OF the Laws ot Ensland; ComDlentary ubon
Littleto", by lord Edward CoEe---tlc Isl An,cri
can from The 10th European edition. revised and COR
rected with additions OF notes, references and prope
tables, ny Francis llargrayc aud Charles butler
Esqrs. OF lncolns Inn lnciu,ng also the Notes as
ioid Chief justice Hale and lord Chancellor Noting
han---snd an Analysis of Littleton, written by an
unknown hand, in l65S-9--To which are now added
considerable improvements. by Thomas Day, Esq
vols. neatly bound IN calf, $40.
for their books. ~
July u. vim
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24

R1'oH SALE--A short lease OF the Tenement as
"a tnc north east corucr Of the Hay Market sausre
together with all the Household and Kitchen Furu.
tufe quite new, consisting OF every requisite for the
dwelling, which IS sufficiently large for a small ra,Di-
~ Possession viii be given at any moment-appIy
ON the premises pP'
July 81. OF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24
July "a

4 ACoN--Ehe subscriber has Just reserved a
kD quantity OF prime Bacon, which is stored in
ms new building opposite The Bell Tavern * which
ne VIII sell low Tor cash short creu!t for ne
sutablc indorsed Notes
FALLING GARDEN LOTS.
The subscriber also Intends Offering tor sale at
Pubhc auction SIX or seven Valuable hnimIroved
lots, situated III the Falling garden--so.ne OF these
lots are near the new bridge now building aud the
others nearly opposite the new brick building ON
r. street and below the house occupied by William
MeCSbe. he sale of the lots begin at ten O'clock
on the 28th inst.
ermS one third cash, one third in GO DAYS, and
the balance at the end o. this year Nego,iable en-
dorsed Notes viii BE- required for the two last nay,
mehts.
July 10. ,,.n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24

OHNsoN e WARNER, b booksellers, kic,,-
81 mond, Va, have just published Arrewsnui'
maps OF Europe, Asia, Africa and America. which,
may be HAD separate in sets.
subscribers at distance will please call or send
for ther Maps.
July 2s. WIN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24

~ ALES at AUCTlON.-On MONDAY the tolI,
- day ct Augr., will be sold without reserve. AZ
u,c auction store o: the subscribers--.a l,r,e .so'
ment of Dry Goods, viz
White indii Goods various quaites-6-4 Can,bri,
hush9-lndia Chccks--Ch ambrsy s.. Bed Tekincs
~-Leno Nlusus- Cotton Armets--- ottou C1ss.,nerez
SIX various qualities Cotton Falls yonnets-
Cotton Platilias-Calicos Canton Crape3.-.Berv4r.
iipYe .---}yNls eye-Gaule aud Spudefnett HIusI;ns
SAX Cords--Black NankCe1s---A few cases summer,
ilats--a large assortment OF shoes g and e,reat 10
rety 81 tcles ton T. 'iDus 10 enuuerate. Terms
WI be liberal and made known At the time of sale
by '"'S
July % .,i.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24

Et'OR SALE---An excellent riding horse, well
II broke TO any kind OF harness " hich .
bargain may be had.
Apply at this Office.
July TO- --t -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24
P4pEPS

sELATsyE TO LORD IIvERPooL's PRO-
POSAL.
TO LORD WELLESLEY, My II, 1919.
-(COPY)--No J..
Hose seow MI. Casnius teLsrd Wellesley,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.

On Friday last arrived at New-York the
.hip America, Coggshall, in SO days from
Lisbon, which port she left OH the 14th of
June
Capt. G. informs that markets were good
Hour "a dollars. No battle had recently
taken place, and the armies remained as
per last advices. Lord Wellington's head
quarters were at Fuentis de Honorc . =
Mr.. Jefferson. the American Consul at
Lisbon, sailed about 10 days before the A.
merica, in the Diana, for Baltimore.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24

Ecfract ola letter from Liyerhool, recei.
Ued by tie: British racket, a,Yi0ed al ".
YORK, The IAN inst.
think shall not remain long in Eng
land, and sh4ll not settle in it. It's aspect
IS too torbidding for those who have formed
any just conception of rational liberty. The
state OF all ranks OF society is truly deplora~
Die, whether 1T be the naughty apathy
OF tire great, or the pining poverty of the
INDECENT. The prospect of disafection to
the government is truly alarming. Mobs of
people, rendered desperate by famine and
want OF employment, are raising in every
part OF the united Kingdom. People IRE dy-
ing IN the streets for want of the mcanest
necessaries OF life. The merchants and
respectable inhabitants Of Liverpool, who
were lately the most loyal subjects in tic
Kingdom, have sent the mayor of the town. &C
compamed by dcputation, to render a pro-
test against the enCrmCus income tax, with
which they have been lately surcharged.-
but VIII not trespaSs upon Your patience
with any further details of mis- need
only add-the national credit is falling eve
ry day /; and we are, no doubt, on the eve
OF some sad catastrophe, some bloody revo-
luton"
1krtracf Of a Iefkcr from LoHd1n, Dhv 80
-" Our police have fortunately discover
ed the ground work Of the disturbances.
which is no less on the part of Bonaparte
than to bring about revolution in this
sountry-and manufacturing machinery is
the bug bear made use OF with the people
concerned.
p" tits we'll known fact, that every wea-
yer or other person engaged in these riots
have ON their enlistment q. down and re.
sular weekly pay Of Is shilings. Jn fact it
IS regularly organized plan ON the rar,
81 the French Government, but | trust II
Will be speedily e1tegminated.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24

VALUABLE PROPERTY for SAfI,-1inb.
disposed OF by private contract the Lot anil
brick House adjoining the Capitol square, and lately
occupied ny ~. RandolPh Esq A clear and indis-
putablc title will be assured to the purcbassr ri
terms OF sale may be farther known bv apl,'iestis
I" Peter " Dancl ct tis city at anv time auteric,,
~ The 18th ct next month after which period NO
proposal will be received. w
THOMAS l.. PRESTON.
PETER V. DANIEL.
July 81 a.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24
E.NQUIRER-OTFICE, Ju.y "a.
GENERAL ORDERS.

CoUNcIL-CHAMsER July SD. 1912.
In execution ut the Orders he Presi-
dent OF the United States, Communicated
through the Secretary Of war by his letter Of
the 10Th inss. tur calling into actual SER
we (tor the defence of the Eastern Frontier
OF this state) five hundred Militia, have
Thought proper to require the following por-
tons oi the late requisition agreeabiy to nv
General Orders OF the 10Th April last FORTH
with TO take the field, and repair without
moments delay to Smi,htield in the coun
ty OF Isle OF Wight. established hereby as
the place of general rendezvous for the said
detachment Viz. the whole of the officers
and priv of the infantry detached from
the
18th Regiment-Sussex
65iR Observation-Disclosures
fist Reg imcnt-Surry
29th Regimcn:-Isle of Wight
Old Regiment-Prince George
50th Regiment-Gr .t.
66th Regiment-8runswick, and
Cspt John Mnitree's Company Of Artillery,
Petersburg,
And Capt. Mark Anthony's do. Bedford.
EIeid officers.
Comm0ndant of this detachment, Col. Ed
mund Lucas of the 5Oth Regt .Greensyile
NGujors.
Peter Nestell of the 4th Regiment 4 rtil-
lery, Norfolk Borough; Langley G.. wills
OF the list Regiment, Surry.-The Com
mandants OF Regiments will take care that
the Companies drawn from their Regime nts
be provided with a Wagon, team, and dri-
yer and such camp eQuipagc as are pres
ci1bcd by the 4Sd section of the Militia law.
passed January the 9th 1904. Should there
be any difficulty in procuring those articles
by private contract, the Communicates will
resort TO lmpressment as authorised by the
above section.
The Commandant of this detachment i'm
mediately upon his arrival at Smithdeld will
march, with such portions of militia as shall
have arrived, 20 Norfolk and report himself
with his detachment to the Com mandant
OF the port at that station to whose orders
he is to yield obedience. He will leave an
officer at Smithicld, in the event of the
whole not having arrived, with instructions
to cause the different detachments to pro-
coed to Norfolk with all practical dispatch.
Until the troops shall arrive at the place
OF rendezvous, where they will be furnished
by regular contractor the Captains of
the respective Companies are to provide the
necessary supplies and draw on this depart
ment for the amount which will be prompt
ly paid.
ents and knapsacks will be forthwith
sent to Smithheld tor the accommodation of
the troops on their arrival.
Given under my hand at Richmond the
day and date above.
is. BARBOUR.
O. Col Freeman, of the army of the U. 6. is the
conImandant at Norfolk. he will take command OF
the 500 mita--report speaks in high terms of him.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24
July 10.

We HEAT.-The subscriber will pa, the highest
" price in cash for all good clean wheat deliver
ed at Anpthili Mills OF at Rockets Mills.
July "a. In
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24
BosToN July II.
FROM SPAIN.

Capt. Snow, who arrived Yesterday Fl.
A'geziras, favored us with paper of June
8.
June 1, the Spanish General Ballesteros
had severe action at Bornos, with French
division under Gen. Gurus, in which the
Spaniards were defeated, with the loss of
from 1000 TO 1890 killed, wounded and ia
ken, including 80 officers. The French
lost about 600, officers killed and about
80 wounded. Another account represents
the French loss as equal to that of the
Spaniards., The French were unable to
profit Of their success by advancing.
The Regency of 3rihoi had declared
war against .Sfain. The AlgeriaeS take ali
vessels under Greek colors. PuHudfun1.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24

or Dt. Payk, he ERifJr oFthe horton Pert-to-
nv, has literally given up the Gh7St-his reeiue no
tIH g; r., a ,e s Sb?% %s os " ts '
vate station.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24

July "a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24

q Col. Freeman, of the army Of the U 6 is the
at Norfolk he will take command OF
the 500 militia-repor speaks in high terms of him
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24

Yew-York, July I6.-rhe United States h,is
OF war Nautilus, captain Crane, sailed from thi,
port yesterday on cruise, but did not reach Sandy
Hook until nearly shutdown. The priva,eer Maren
go sailed from this port yesterday afternoon on
cruise.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24

n TIE patriotic Rcsoin.ions If tie Couuty of
GioHcestey are oar last PAGE. THOSE Of CHARLOTTE
Pdtyick anil ife7yg 79jH APPEAR IN our aerf re
with MouybtS that byeathe and spsyl, tiGt b.Sb''
-HoJU hiihe Their sentiments to tbe S6eeches nj
thsir nH.s-y 'esentdtiee, M. Johp Rando(ohI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-24

baltimore July 90.
additional Privateers---The prvateer schooner,
America. Richardson Bona, Cameron and Hor-
net, Frost have cleared out, and dropped down for
a cruiZe.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-03
AGRICULTURAL.

THE Subs ORDERS propose to p'gN''
L fer tie benefit of themselves sno u ',t5
si,ler St rartl, fif y agri,ustnral ESSAYS "".r
appeal Ell il their paper during the I's' w. .a
signed Aaron, in ore volume re''! O''n'
in boards, cat and co!cred Ten essa!s ,af1
on draining and other subjects viii De s ssass
to the fly which have ALREADY 'FP'", md
The whole will pc revised ~ tie su'Io .l. ~.
will make one volume of about 30 ouI'o oo,
mo pages. Price on delivery Of INC O0'''
dollar and fifty cents. IN 10 made
A discount of Ten per cent WIZ " md
to those who subscribe Tor teh '0r''
- IL per cent for twehty' .a,> and
Subscriptions arc received at ms :D ~,
at the different Bookstores in the D''", 49,.
% John NJ. Carter Carter
James B. Ca:ts''
Georgetown, Col Feb. '4--Ma'e"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-03
Just Published h e. = , ~.
Enr ,C0ls bv ROBERl GN"' ,s

tut quo Ny Nv ~, SourCes
An account OF Expeditions to '''' Western
ofthe Mississippi, and through tue r ths Ar-
parts of Lnujsiana, to the Source o. f','n RI
kansaw, Kans La Platte, and rle'L, - rnn,ut
versperio'mea1y order Of , the y sesrs 1861
Of the United States during the ye"'
$780, s 1'sD \ TOUR rHRoUGHo o.,
The anterior Partl Of Ntw , Ssas's
When conducted through these .,,e ge4r
bv order of the Captain General ~ !,,",'",rs.oa
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