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rors they have so barbarously inflicted upon
us"
Extract ola letter from az intellipent resf
dent among the Cherokee Indiana. oyof,6
Hugust s. 1918.
"The conduct of the CheroI,ees has hith
erto been decidedly friendly. At the com
menccment Of the war several Young chiefs
offered to raise men & offer their services to
the government. asked young chief
whether he thought i'm case the Cherokees
should be employed, they could be restrain
ed from committing acts of brutaIity-he re
Piied, that they could be restrained. IF the
British continue their savage warfare, what
c n be done to prevent it 7 Shall we suffer
1T 1t is difficult for humanity to answer. It
may be asked what interest the Cherokees
nave IN this war! I answer they owe
the United States more than they are
able to repay. The United States have saw
ed their nation from perdition-they have
raised them up from state Of hunters to
herdsmen, cultivators and manufacturers.
WINE under the English they learned no
thing usefui--they acquired nothing from
the English but vices which placed their
own in the light of comparative virtues
they then left them, confirmed in their ca
wage Customs and manners, and without a
single stipulation for their preservation.
Ihe United States then took them bv the
hand aud made them happy, compared with
tneir former condition. There is no donbt
the insurgent Greeks are acting in coscert
with the English, through the Northern In
oians-every disaster on one side is mapni-
ned % stated to the Sou hern Indian tribes.
who Tor want OF proper information are liza.
Die 20 be deceived & acted On by the events
Of the moment"
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COMMODORE BARNEY.

We have at Length asce,tained the real
nature Of the command which this gallant
seana is to occupy. He has been appoint
ed to take the charge of the fotiIla OF bar
ges. gun.boats and other vessels destined for
the defence of the Chesapeake Bay. His
command is entirely separate from the ma
Wy; and he is to receive his orders imme-
diately and exclusively from the honorable
the secretary Of that department. Commo
sore GORDON, who at present commands
here, has been appointed TO the frigate
Constellation, now lying at Norfolk. Com.
BARNEY has accepted the command given
to him. BAR. Whig.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. %.
Y nISAPpFARFD

ENENf OlJhBfGh RED
Reftorf JroDs North Point 10 Nfajor Gener-
81 Smith, dsse1 ATonday eueni7g, Aueust
23--k0tffcst s o'clock
About half past 10 A.. M. the last of the
eneDy's Hees drew inside of Sandy Point out
OF my sight |; since which time there have
not been any vessels whatever in the BAY, or
about Kent Island, chat could discover
from this place.
Ipetceive the Union Jack which the enc
my had hoisted on Keat Island, is down.
aod G white Gag hoisted in the place of
liz.
SIN, August "a. 1919.
Agreeably 70 your orders Of yesterday, I
proceeded with the barges, into the bay
without the Bedkin point, from whence
could distinctly see as far down the bay as
Thomas Point, but could not discover any
vessel, whatever, in sight.
With great respect,
Your obediebt sertant,
SOLOMON RUTTRR.
61a,oS Genevai Smith.
Ertrars IF a letter from his Ereelleney
GoOeyDoy Wtnasr, to Maj. Gen. Smith,
dated
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16h infantry. A heavy rain, and other un.
toward circumstances, defeated the prima
ny object. but in skirmish that ensued,
in which the enemy were completely
routed. our Indians captured twelve of
the British Indians, and four whites. MANY
of the enemy's dead were left on the field,
among whom is supposed be the famous
Chief Norton. Our loss was only two In
dians. and few slightly wounded. Those
who participated in this contest. particular
ay the Indians, conducted with great brave.
ny * activity. Comforter volunteered in the
affair. and Major Chaplin evinced his ac-
customed zeal and courage. The regulars
under Major Cummings as far as they were
engaged, conducted well. The principal
Chiefs who led the warriors this day were,
Farmers Brother, Red Jacket, Little BiIley.
Pollard. Black Snake, Johnson, Silver Heels.
Captain Halftowu, Major Henry O. Ball.
lCornplanter's sony Capt. Cold, chief of
Onondaga, who was wounded. In a coun-
Gil which was held with them yestesday,
they covenanted not to ssalpor murder &
am happy to say. that they treated the
prisoners With humanity. and committed no
wanton cruelties upon the dead.
The Canadian volunteers, under Minor
Wilcox, were active and brave as usual.
have the honor to be, sir, with great
respect, your most obedient servant.
mo. p. BOYD. B. G. c.
Hon. JOHN ARMSTRONG.
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MARTYRS IN THE CAUSE OF "FREE
TRADE & SAILUR's KIGHTS.o
FUyN.ER.7L~O OF
Can't. LAURENCE and Lit. LugEoy.

The remains Of the late Captain JAMES LAW.
RENEE and Lieut.. LUDLOW, having been oh.
tanned from the enemy, By Flag of Truce, com.
m'ssoned for that purpose by our Government. the
Funeral obsequies were solemnzed in Salem. ON m
23d inst. The procession was formed at the head of
India Wharf, precisely at o'clock, p. NJ. upder
the direction OF Mai. John Saunders, Mai John
Jr. Gen: David Putnam, Mai. David Cummings. and
Mag Ebenezer bancroft, Msrshals for the day
and passed through part of Derby-street. through
Hardy, Essex, North, Lynde, Court, Church and
ing house, where Funeral Grafton wss pronoas.
oed by the Hon. JOSEPH STORY, and the rights of
sepulchre performed by the Rev. Mr.. HENsnAw.
OF Marbiehead. Capt Peabody's sompany of Ar.
tillery psraded ON Washington Square. and fred
minute guns during the movement Of the procession
which proceeded under an escort of Capt. Kings
Company of Light Infantry, in the following order
l 0heers Of the Navy of the United States.
Masonic Societies.
8 CLERGY.
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Capt Crowninshield and tsn Masters sf Ships,
who accompanied him in the Flag.
yiee-President of the United States.
9 Members Of Congress.
w Judges end other Civil Offers of tbe o. States
III Oite:rs Of the Army of the United States.
~ Marshal Of the District.
/, ~ M'n'sters and ConsuIs OF Foreign Powers
10 Committee Of Arrangements
10 non. Judge Story, and officiating Clergy men,
Tin earrisge)
10 Governor and Council Of the Commonwealth.
~ Judiciary Of the Commonwealth.
is President Il Corporation OF Harvard Uniysr,itv
~ Members Of the Stste Legislators.
20 Civil Officers Of the State.
~ military 9fcets OF The State in uniform.
~ pnneipal Municipal Officers Of the to@u.
% Salem Marine Society.
"a Ess.Iudis Marine Socie,y.
Is President, Directors and OEeers Of tbs rsspes.
tive Banks
26 Pre- sident, Directors and Officers Of The rss.
peetive insursnce OGees.
IT Citizens in general
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MEMORANDA.

Schr. Dove, Norris. from Hyannis for Bos-
on, WIN corn and flour. captured by the
Cur'ew' and ordered for Halifax. has been
recaptured by whale boat fitted out Of
Harwich, 6, C.. and arrived a. Chatham tho
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NEW YORK, August "a, 1918.

Latest from New London. by the smack
Sally, captain Bebee, who left New Lon
don, on Friday last, and arrived here
this morning, we learn, that the British
blockading squadron have returned to their
former station. about twelve miles from
New London light house.
We also learn that there are now building
at New London, four large gallies, to cruize
against the British Barges. They are a
bout forty feet long, and are to carry each
a long SIX FOUNDER in the bow. One of
the gables is nearly finished, and the others,
il IS said, will be finished, and ready for
crui1e, in a few days.
BY THE STEAM BOAT.
The stsam Boat arrived yesterday afternoon, but
f,rpishes nothing Of interest from the army of the
North. We copy the following.
From tic albany .sygus Of Tkssddb
FROM THE LAKES
letter received 10 town, dated at Sacketts Har
Dor on Friday says, Gen. Wilkinson arrived here
THIS aiteraoon. a flag came in this evening fron
Kingston, and informs, Z" that we had esiy ono
man killed os board tue schssner tess <ss ,sksns
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BosToN. Aug. 90.
REMAINS OF CAPTAIN LAWREfJCE
E1trdef ofa letter from Salem, HuPxst 10.
The return of cartel brig Henry. you
are acquainted with. She was gone II
gays only. The request for the BODY of
Capt. LAWRENCE. was complied with /:
and that Of Lieut., LUDLOW was also oh.
tanned. No person went on shore but capt
,,rownihshield. cannot learn that he
brought any papers. He brings new, ~
the capture Of the priva'eer Growler IF
this port, carried into S.. Johns N. r. All
the prizes Of the privateers Polly and. Foo,
p1,) have been retaken by the British and
arrived IN port.---Admiral Griffiths. in the
niajestic, razee, had arrived at Hall
fsx.
boat has passed here from Whining
t0n' ~. with corn~-ecoDsidesed sor tue times
a grcas voyage.
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Of the 18th. The whale bose1was
commanded by Jeremiah Walker. fitted at
Harwich the lIth-took out her Commission
at the Custom house in Barnstable at 10 A.
NJ. OF the same day. and re.took the Dove
the same afternoon.
The cartel barque Agnes, hence for Hal.
lax, is detained lby the Marshal Of the
District of Nlainel in Portland. where she
put III to take OF board the prisoners at that
place-cause not known. Boss. .6au.
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| a detof of prisoners is to be established
at Fttf.fiet! in this state to which those
now in confinement At Sackest's Hdrdorr,
| Green6nsh. sc. are to be removed
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Head Quarters. Fort George. u. C.
Avgnsf IL, 1913.

Augnsf Is. 1913.
Hon. Jno. Armstrong.
SiR--Yesterday had the honor to ad.
dress to you letter detailing the conduct
Of the Indians in late skirmish. Their bra
very & humanity were equally conspicuous.
Already the quictness in which our piquets
are suffered TO ESfpain, evinces the benefit
arising from their assistance. Permit me to
suggest the propriety of immediately deposi-
ting presents tor them in the hands of MIR.
Granger of whose exertions, and those of
Mr.. Parish, must express my entire ap-
probation.
! have the honor to be, sir. your respect
full, obedient servant,
P. BOYD. b. q.
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The ships Of the Enemy remain in the
same position which they occupied Yesterday
some of the brigs and small vessels are
seen beating up the Eastern Bay, which
corroborates the opinion yesterday suggest.
ed, OF their having made some descent on the
eastern shoro. Probably st. MichelS in the
first instance, and fear as their force is
collected at that point, they may attempt
something further.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-16
Salisbury for Sale.

THIS va able i AR ~ the RES
dence OF Charles I. Lo ue, Esq. is hele-.
by offered fof Sale. II contains about
1900 acres OF Land, we'll wooded and
watered 90 acres Of good Finrsthf
Meadow, and the fields BOT in cuIiiva-
ton are well taken with Red Clover.
The Buildings on the Farm, the
Dwelling House, AS wei as the other
Buildings, are such as would accom-
modate large and gentesl family.
This Farm, situated on the 10
rurnpiNe read, leading from aicAa'.
c,ria 10 Winchester, about mics o.
bove Centreviilc, End equi-di.ianttron
Alexandria, Georgetown, and tbs City
of Washington scout % miles is Sc
reneralts known, as not 10 need
mare particular description.
For terms AID fur.hcy rar'icula's
andy to CIARl}S LOVE, by lc'.
ter, directed 10 GertreN'lle,or 30
Richd NJ. Scott,
Aiexapdaia
haro 2,,l
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-16
PLAYS Il ia kCES.

ANYTHING NEW Dizziness Vi.
s'ble Il arling- !9use, fiu, Mad Ap
pr. nuce, Nlarmion, Turn Out Grra,
Cream, Siege. Sons Ut Erin imou,
tne Tart.r How 20 De tor Cove, Rigrt
and Wrons, Bridal KING, House OF Nor
vile, Su.taa, Yankcy Chron ology, Pro
Yoxsd Husband, Woa der, Sles p WAX
CT, i3igh Lille below Slsir,, Wive :,
;hey were, ard Maids as they are Re.
G.de Hunter OF the Alps, Hones'
Thieves, Too Many Cooks. Love ans>
ionoy, aethop, Cure tor the Hear =
che, HigIsnd Reel, One O'clock, Com
a,issary, KING t's.i.ame Lover, Ta.tt
Author, Lyar En- ish'-an In Paris,
Eng lshman Returned, Beacon.
Also,
The Rules and ara les of War, the
Unitel States Calender aud rmV aa'
Navy Register Tor 1919 Life of Cooke
the PLAYER by 1V'lli-m Dunlap.
Nav C
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-16
PUBLIC NOTICE.

yT1 AS committed to 1airtax Couh'
wv ty Jail on the 18th day OF Au-
gust 1913, mulatto man, who was
committed IS 4 runaway, calls himself
IOHN SIMPSON, and says he IS tree
aorn; be is about feet elsches high.
MS c'oathing, one roundabout Jacket,
striped with blue and white, three par
OF brooches, one OF Gucking, and tive
OF blue, two shirts, one OF check iinoef
the other If India cotton, one swans
DOWN waistcoat, one pair OF oid shoes
and black fu, hist, and Says he came
from Providence, r. |. Gilbert County
sad tina. he was taken by the britist
and carried isio Norfolk. The owner
if any. is requested to prove his pre-
perry, pay charges and take him awa' "
or he will be disposed of as the law di-
reefs.
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iUsI tEiNE.',
From PaiiQdeihhia, and = Sale by
4. " / l. / IS,
Novcnh"r2 9.
OVER END OF PRINCE STREET,

LOWER END OF PRINCE STREET,
THE FOLL0 WI.NG ARTtCL h s
5000 best Connecticut
Chce:e Il casks,
18 boxcss !rest Nuscate, Rais'ps,
Fresh Curarts, AmohGs, EnHhs
WaInuts Filbcrts, Sheilbsr,s an'
Hranbcrrys of this years growth,
Bes, Spanish Scears,
.4NO IN STORE,
Best Coguiac Branty aid antigua
Rum,
Sugar in barrels, Coffee, Young lily
son Tea,
Best Cavcndhsh Tobacco,
Fresh Lime Juice in bottles, and
suadry other articles II. the Grocery
Line,
A quantity OF the first qHa'itv OF
PhiIa ieiph,a Market Basket, assorted
OcsCbcr %.
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TO- Lullars i eWard.

,FLuPED from Fairfield, in the
county oil Frederick and Common.
wealth Of Virginia, ON or about the 7th
.ts} OF March last, negro slave nam
ed ANTHONY The property Of the
late William u. Page, deceased. An
ebony Is about 5 fest 8 inches IN
height, # !, subst-ntia' form, Ugh,
yellow competition, and rather o! ali
sficminate voicc lie is about IS years
OF age, was brousht Up house SER
want ana hss been acCus, ned 10 that
course of employing mt a his lie. He
is Slave Of great capacity and consl,
derable inSenui,y--he reads-he plays
the fd lc- and possesses Rrea, me
chaniCal ,urn--h ne can do rough car
pcnterS' work and make combs TIE
. owe reward Wi; bs given j Anthony
shou BE .apprehenaed at the distance
OF 40 miles iron, F.irtird X brought
TO the subscribers hrin2 IN Alexandria.
8u, If app.ehended at the dissanc2 OF
less than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars VIII
oe given If he Is sccur, d in goal, and
uotice given to the subscribers.
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R. Patc|iHa,
Sheriff Of falrfax.

~ u
Nav s. ept!.
ORPHANS COURT.
Meraudrsa County Wov. Term, 1915
ORD ~ ri The auminis.
tor Of Francis Racorne, deceased
insert tae following adverusem
three times week for three week
in the alexandria newspapers.
A copy-Test,
A. Moore, Reg'r.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-16

A great proportions of which is Cedar
Run bottom, inferior 10 very few tracts
in this ST ,tc tor fertility. About 50 a
c,es of botlcm is we'll stapted, asex
perience has proved, FOR Reproduction
of Timothy. Wheel, Rye, or Corn
arc produced in greet abundance on the
mir hcr narts of tie Farm-there is
y.yy sufficient portion 81 wood land 20
support the Farm III good rail- & board
timber. and FIRE wood. Eiic surround.
ing uelyhl,onhDod is inferior TO none
10 point o. geJitee! srcie,y. In short
The sitt..tioH OF this Farm IS such, that
n pn'nt Of sotiety. sa'ub.ity OF air,
pu,ity and plenty of Water IT cannot be
ycci;ec. In addition TO which its near
vicinity tc coed markets, must render
ii 1es reable acquisition fer the .Hdus-
trious agr,cura''st.-is distance, IS
M les from IDENTIFIES, SO from Alrxan.
ARIA, rs from. Ere der;ck shnrg snd Fall
mouth, onG IL from the City q Wash
;npton. On the lcrr there is 8 lar.;e
dwelling HOUSE, Jour rooms, and
passage on the fist story, with the
same on tie 'ccond, and celia! under
Tie who,e--kitchen, & other out house S
Any farther description is deemed
rsrless as it is presumed the persons
wishing to purchase will view the pre-
misses, which will te shown, and the
term of sale made known Nv
Edward d. Fltz,,ugh.
October IS. 6N.
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NJ III +. I
ADMINISTRATION of the

ADMINS RATION of the t.
state of Walter d. Brooke, late q
rsirfax county, having been commit
ed to the Suhsctib bv the Court o
thal county -. Al persons havin
..iaims against he Fst'te sre requirt
q present them for settlement, on q,
>efofe the 9Th day Of May next
Md all persons indebted TO the y,
tate are requested to make immedia
payment.
Lucy Brooke.
AdministratriT
November s. law2m.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-16
A. Moore, Reg'r.
This is to give Notice,

Tnat the subscriber, Of ,axapSr'
county, in the Distlict Of Columhi
hath obtained from thu Orphan.
1; curt OF sid county, .etters OF "a
min's,rstio on the par onal estaEe
Franc;s Hucorne,. late OF iae counl
a(o:e ~.r, &c ,ased : tll pei sons nav
IN claims against the said aecedef'
are hereby warned 20 exhibit the s-nr,
tothe subs, rIbcr, w,,h TIE vouche'
thereof, Ju,s authenticated and passc
~ the Orphans Lourt, on or bcIor
he third day of April nex'; nr tn
may by law be excluded from II =
reit to said estate and tn Sc ude51'
thereto, arc required to make IN
mediate payment Given under NJ
hand, this Sd dav OF November lSl J..
Thomas Towers.
Administrator of Francis Hucorne'
NoveN, ',er cE3T.
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Land for Sale.
I suish to cell the Farm on which 1 no1
resiie called
GREEN LEVEL:

HIS FARM is situated on Cedar
Run, in the County of Prince
William, (V,rginis)-it contains
SIX Hundred AcYes,
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/ DUCnTlIyN.

VX7ANtS situation either in
w ruh|ic or private capacit', a
yonre man WHO Is well qualified 10 'i.t
The Mathematical department, ard who
an a!so teach with great precision,
fn9';sh Gra'nmar, Rhetoric, Ceogrs-
ply, AID u,e o! the Globes.
The necessary concentrations
csn %; rroduccd. a letter directed to
3 4 Fauquier Court house will lie at.
tended to.
November z law3tx
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This is to give Notice,


That the subscriber OF y cNanuri"
"ounty, in the District OF Colunlhia.
as cbt. irei from the Orphans oQI'
VI said county letters OF aGmtii' ra''"t
IN the personal estate Oh Geo. Dart"
ing, iate OF the county Aforesaid. Ii +.
all persons having claims .
gsiust the said dececent are herc"'
warned to exhinit tie ssGle with til
vouchers thereof to he sUbsC:iber, n.
~ authenticated ard passcd ~ the
orphans Couri o. or before the 29th
a, OF April next, OF thcr pay ny IA"
&c excluded from al benefit TO sane
! cate ard those indebted thereto .re
required to make inn ed'ate paHmen'.
Given under my hand this 2sth day
Of October, 1913.
VIM II. Dun 4as.
Idministrator Of George Da. hnps
0ct.1',tr s sW.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-06-21
NOTICE.

THE public are hereby informed ,b,,I
L have obtained the patent right und.r,b.
Zeal of the United s ates, for preparing, u(;Os
and vending certain medicines, chiefly =.
growth of our own Country which during ,S' %
courfe oftwelve years practice, have foraS
TO be efhcacions in removing the PRINCIPAL !,
not all the diieafes incident - our c,n,,.
MaIadies of An acute kind may be ;mmed,,,.
ly relieved to wit. Fevers, Cholic, trc ~.
ihofe of chronic nature, If at all curabIs s.d
require time, and patienee fuch a. Rbenm'
tim, Cancers, venereal complaints. or anv Az
order of a difficult, aud long flandinp. .oSa, An
of them without the ufe of mercury
The medicine is 10 6mple tina, iud;v;d,,n
may eahy acquire knowledge of il and h.
come their own phyfciars, as well a, ,b,s,
their families Several focie,ies for thu r,''
pole have already been formed, and are fp,;. G
lied with its utility Should any perfo,. !.
this place with to obtain the informa,;oa .aa y
TO form themieves into a foeie.y, thew s. s
k'ow The terms by applying to me at Mr. s.r, IN
uel Fiekets, in Portland
SAMUEL THOMSON
N q Some excellent bitters FOR the ;.una;o.
and Rheumatic Drops, highly beneficial =
abe Rhenmetiim, may be had by applviDs !,
above
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-06-21
SOLOMON BOYCt,
LAS jun received a new iupply of

lAs JUN received new luPPly OF
II american Lott1n Good5,
making an aGoriment of Ginghams, Stripes.
Checks. shirting, 3hset,ng, Bedticking, Dia-
per, Furniture Check. Denim, bc-Sng'e
Yarn for warp and fllirg 2 and 5 threaded
white and coloured Stocking Yarn white aud
coloused Sewing Cotton. sc &c
Thefe goods heipg from cne of the oldefi
ard belt eliablifhed Factories in america. are
a, eaa OF equal quality to any made in hs
country. shopkeepe, and Others can be iup
rlied on good terms
Ai,o--Men, Women, and Children's Leather
and Morocco SHOES, low for eafh.
Esabsset H,eef, PO,fisss "a 40. I5sb 1918 tf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-06-21
NEW ASSORTMENT.

Belknap & RunnellS,
Ne. J, My6Sy's Pow, Mifdis fret,
LAVE iuft received an additional shortment
of Gentlemens, Ladies, Mlftes and Chll.
dren's Morocco aud KID
SHOES,
Of the newell fafhion, & fuitable FOR the feaion
On hand general aaortment of Boots sad
Leather Shoea, of good quality Aho,
Italian PATE Blackirg,
fuperior to any ever mace or imported into
thi. eountry-it is ufed with very little trouble,
and IL great pr,iervstive to The Leather.
Gentlemen who win TO purehaie valuable
Backing vi, find j, to their advantage TO call
and fupply ,hemielves.
If III. above Backing does t1st sniwer ae-
cordipg to the recommendation the purehaf
e. may have the privilege to return 1t and
receive hi. money again.
N B.-The Boo' and Shoe making Buhnefs
e1eeu ed in the uea Ell liie and at III. ihortelt
notice, as ufnal. Portland, Jsss ID.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-06-21
NEW GOODS.
Webber & Merrill,

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HAVE Just received aud now offer foI
sale an extensive assortment of
ENGLISH GOODS,
suitable for the present and approaching
which are,
Best supeIfne 3rosdcloihs
Midlirg and low priced do.
superfne Csssimeres, consisting OF
black, drab and mixed
Cords-Costings s-Duiills
Flanneis and Bsizes
Peliece Cloths--Bombazets
es-Dursnts-Crspes
Best dress'd and undressed Cai'coes
Silk and common Gingl'ams
Csmbrlcks, white, black and coloured
A large assortment of Fancy Muslins
Shawls-.silk and cotton Handkerchiefs
LoEg Lawn LIiep B aces
Gentlemen aud Ladies' Beaver Gloves
ditto duo silk & worsied Hose
Black and coloured Sewing Silks
Goa, and Vest Buttons
Ribbons Tapes and Bobblns
A general assortment OF American
Factory Goods, &c. &c
po,t!ard, MAJ 10 II