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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

Sch Henry & Clement, kuiiei, from VI
mington, N c. for Nanz, WAS TENT INTO Eng
land May 8.
The Britiih brig silr taken by the Gov,
Tompkns of N York. has been re,aten bv
the ReyoIuionaire frigaie, and arrived nc.
England.
The French fhip Empref Opeen, Of IS
guns and GO men. from N YORK for Rochelle.
cargo lugar, coffee, cotton, *, was feht into
Plymouth May % by he Hotippr frigate.
The juniper ich with vef.ii for Eng and
failed from Rio Ianeiro 9Th Dec Ian, and has
not ince been heard Of One o the ieef have
ing fprnng aIeak neat morning, wa, return
ing to port, bu was captured isale evening by
the Ffex frigate, and unit. :
Plymouth e May i5-Ar the Am. fch,
Revenge fir. Charelton for Ro,dears, with
cotton, SC prize Thi. vefel IS $50 tons.
plsmou May rs Ar he Am prirateer
feb Pau Jones, of 6 guns aud "a men. five
weeks from n York, taken S Engiih vefTels)
captured 23i ina. about 100 m es S. of cape
Clear One accoun, itsies that ihs was taken
in fog
Newport July o-The Rambler priva,eer
was captured April }, on the Coaf Of Africa
by the b. sloop of war hais, of 20 guns, and
carried into Siefa Leone.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
10 LII.
Nofice 10 Haffe,s.

ON WEDNESDAY, he day of Augufi
- next, at two cock af erpocn on tie
premile.. will be fold at Public Veadue. an
thgibis ffu0ti1n foy d Hatfer
with eornmodiaus fhop thereon wei calcu-
lated for the ufe of Halter, and would be
convenient for Other mechsn,c. Gtuated ia a
central part Of Waldoboteugh. ferns of
payme-t will be lissral. Fer ,nformz ion en-.
gu e Of I.AAc HiBsrKD at lid ihop or Of
II AC g. Rid.
Waifeto,rrb, Try 10, 'si3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
a CARD.

TIiR fabf ribsr fee. it a du'y he owes, to
render publicly his thanks. TO Cap. AleIan-
der Gordon of his D M Ship Rather. for his
polite ,restmen, aud generou. contpd in hb-
erslog him, when 10 his pofseiIion of Seguin /,
On condinon of landing number Ct Ameri
can ryifoners. JOHN DEERING.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
Glass IND NILS.

NATHANIEL DANA agent Tor the Boz.
~ ton G'ai' Mandatory has for fac &C
his fore Middle tree. r. Bozes of Bolton 8,
Chelmsford Gil ass of d, fferent 6zes ALTO
large afo fment of NAILS e 3RADs from
the s.eo Msnufaefory as low as Can be sur.
chsi:d at iad Factory .u'y ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

The Anniversary vi American lniepen
dence was cslebrs,ed At Limerick in man
ner which rejected much cred on the cit.
izens of that town & v.clniy. a recession
was f,i med under tie dlteet'on Of MessrS
Chih add .fiden, Matshals, md proceeded
90 the meeting House where Appropriate
music was Pc formed and prayers offered
and an impressive and spirited discourse WIS
delivered by tie Rev. nr. Geloo. to =
numerous ana respectable audience The
company then retired 10 bower aud par.
took Of an excellent en- egtsinment iroyidt d
bp MIR. John Small. at which JosrPu I'm.
rasox. Esq oiiiciaed as pr s.den, aud
Des. JoHNsoN and AnNse LiBBY, Esq as
Vice Presidents
A number of patriotic and sentimental
tossls were drsnk, winch We are luclsnl-
~ compelled to omit tor wsn, OF room
Great harmony aud dccurum prevailed
throughout all the ceremonies Of he DAY
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
FARM FOR sNLh,

HANDSOMELY ftuated in Corhsm, at a
plsce called Hohe heef II mites from
Portland, containing abou. 60 acres Of good
Land, wih hand.ome two 0ofy Dwelling
Houie thefecn-For particulars euouuetf
z. GREELY, NJ. /, Lsae Hbaf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

anp gseu Inc htteT 1HlIEACllCa)bNY OF OF
.aining from England our demands, by
means of this War entered at large into
the subject of impressment, for remedying
which, he demonstrated, War was neither
the necessary or efhcacious mean, and con
elnded with declaring, he would not incur
any sbsre of the responsibility ofthe War, by
voting War Taxes.
Mr.. BIB3 remarked, that as the weather
was extremely oppressive the majority
you'd not defend the Taxes. nor vindicate
the War, unless the minority made further
attacks
The question was then taken on the bill,
and passed, 81 to 20 Adjourned.
FRIDAY, JULY 9.
Mr.. Bradley (of Vermont) alter
number oil predatory remarks, offered
for consideration the following resolu.
ton:
Resolved, That committee be ap.
nointed 10 enquire into the causes
which have led to the multiplied fail
ures of the United States on our Yves.
tern and North Western frontier, and
that the committee be authorized to
send for persons and papers.
HARBOUR DEFEACE
The bill from the Senate providing
for the further defence Of The ports and
harbours Of the United States, [aulhor-
Using the purchase and use oil hulks &c]
was twice read and referred 10 the mill
tary committee
TAXES
The engrossed bill imposing a duty
(oflour cents per lb ] on sugar refined
within the United States, was read
third time and passed, without debate
by the following vote
For the bill 81
Against it 63
The engrossed ELL TO establish the
Office of Commissioner of The Reve.
nue., was read a third tipe and passed
without division.
The engrossed Dill imposing a duty
on sales at auction of merchandise, and
OF ships and vessels, was read
This bill imposes, after the lst day
ct January next, upon oil sales by WAY
OF auction, one dollar for every hundred
dollars OF the purchase money arising
from the sale of merchandise and TWEEN
ty five cents for every hundred dollars
OF the purchase money arising from
sales OF ships or yessels-the money to
be paid by the auctioneer out Of the
proceeds of the sale
The question on the passage of the
bill was decided by the following vote :.
Fo' the bill 100
Against it 81
On motion of Mr. Bib, the House
then again resolved itselfinto commit.
tee OF the whole on the several bills for
Lying internal duties, Mr. Nelson in
the chair and the bills laying duties on
carriages for conveyance OF persons was
FIRST taken up.
After considerable debate, the bill
was reported to the House with ame.1d-
ments, and, having been further amend.
ed the bill was ordered 10 be engrossed
for third reading.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

General Dsfeat--and OF the march to Cen
ersl Destruction.
TIE present Adplinisfya'ion. Begun in er
rour--conanued in obstin9cy-and viii end
in disgrsce
The Un,og< Of tie States We shall cease
to r'Stecf that. when that ceases 10 p'otect rs.
The Chief Magistrates Of Rhode Island,
Massachusetts, and Connec'iout--
-" N.a spko their dunes lnoqp.
g" But tnoao hi, rights, an ksoeping dd,e
7naatain -
The Ge,y1ndrdey--la'e minister exrdovfi.
nary from tie 6euo'nlsss tst-pesce to ms
ashes, and = cafe ,sfma
The Macy and A,'ny-The former the off.
spnng oi federalism, The latter Of democracy
by their f,ats gue ksezD them"
JAMES MADISON, DUKE or BZSSANo
and JONATHAN kUSsELL--
a rio who have ioinlly sent a bant Ing into
he wo ii, and he American people have TO
decd de is legitimate bDeat.
The American Fair
" B'eothes ihe-e lie nial Vyih soal so dead.
" Uho eger 10 mseY hath a -
Ao| hes az ehd,nis for me.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

In Wa3for ~ John Palmer, FTq aged ST.
private ,oidier in the slll reg y :. hfauuy.
re was .duos'ed to the isw, aud was mao Of
lsents, bu, " be own worst enemy"
Ia this town, Ffeseick William, fos OF Capt
John Collins.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

Tte Flashing Stroke "A bin is now
before Congress to prohibit The use of
British Licenses, under heavy fines
and iorteilures-this, together with the
orders OF the Captain of the La R9gue,
will completely exclude the United
States Flag from the ocean, and speed
lily heal up those "great sores" lsea
ports) which Jefferson considered SO
destructive TO the health OF the body
polilick.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
IkD.

II thi. town by the Rev. L Kellogg, Mr.
William L,ltltinhn to Mi, N.bby Perry
Mr. Lemuel ] oby 10 Nifs Sally Ssnbourr. -
Mr., William Sawyer to Mif. Hannah Boynton
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

At the date of the lates, intelligence
from France report was in circulation
that negotiations for peace had COM
menced between Bonapar,e and Alex
ander he next account will show
whether II is entitled 10 credit. Desir-
able as such an event would be, pro,iG-
ed Bonaparte is confined 10 The an,
cient limits OF France, We see so pros
pect OF lis being soon realized.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
NOTICE..

THE fubfcr'ber hereby gives public notice
Il to all concerned ihat Iohn MLellsn HE
late guardian WA. on the fourteenth day Of
this month ddeha'gsd from fsjd guardianihp,
aud he IL au horiieu an lee fiji TO give public
notice to a petlous that have accounts open
wi,h him TO exhibit thc fame for ieitlement
as the Iaw dire9 and all perions THAI have
any demands OF any Z I'd 10 slhiti; hem TO
h,m for psNmsnl aud Al ih.:t are indebted
TO make ,mmeciae rsyrIeu' Confsn, at,en-
dance AZ nay Duel mg 4, u'e o a the offire Of
DUnlra Iono Eq Erohsnge iireet, my at
torney BEkJ AMIN RICHARDSON.
Porfss3 5sy 5 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

S, Gar ss il msyb he thought necessary by
The War Hawk. 20 raise the '1ae IT the u -
fever and excite sririt Of revenge. the
puhlisa,ion ri iab icated or exaegerstct, &C.
eoun,s ct British oruel,ies sdd barosri les,
vii NJ doubt have the intended . feet.
Whether The publick good IS g. he promo
ted IN this WAY IS another question. II he,
are true, the government VI the u. s. is
highly cuioeble in not noticing them in
proper m. arr bat this silence is proof
that the statements ore no. true. Those
tina, are ssid to haSe takea place at the cap
ture OF Hampton, ate positively contradict.
ed But showing then 1, be true. who
brou sht these m.,er,es and evils upon the
country why the vresches VINO were the
fomen,ers aud authors Of this wicked and
destructive wsr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
ETYMOLOCY.

One being asked why he hero &C tn,
North WAS called Granny D., answer
ed. Because lac Is the De"vere, OF The coun
ny.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

The militia ordered out by the Gov
ernor Of Connecticut for the defence OF
New.Londoh have been discharged by
order OF the Secretary at war. This
measure of the government is consid.
cred as wholly inexplicable.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

Several British ships Of war have been Of
tbs hatbor during the last week The la
II que, Il. tier and Brean, were in Ugh
al Saturdays one oftae ships was juiged
10 We rot more than3 mil from the liz, L
house, at one tine Il Dok out
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
SELECTED TOASTS.

TIE WW-May those who approve oft,
DO all he fighting, pay all lie expence, an.
sSer fJr all ,he guilt, ana bear All the dis
grace.
Yntsyga! Tdxes--- An exec mt he, b to cure
Democracy $500. accommodated by Doctor
Mad son
Alexander Smy h
-" Gteat and high,
The worM tno1ps only aso, mar Rome g L"
kogue's Msloa.
The A,my-E Enlisted under General De-
cepsion-suhject 10 General Wsnl--paid by
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

Cab,uye Of Co! Forester and tie detachment
uplde, hifi OF ali The III sasteious events Of
the pre- .ent sbominsble war, none appears
so mysterious, (and from he relative mum.
bers of lie American and BRUSH force en-
gagged } 50 dlsgrsceiul as that which took
place "a, Beaver DIN, in Upper Canada
Even the Commander N Chief, (Gen. Dear.
born) with all his dsposiulen to plaster his
losses and defeats, says, in his official dc
spslch that IT was unfortunate aud unsc.
counlsble." That $40 of his best troops
should he placed IN sucha situs,ion AS 10
be compelled 20 surrender 10 so Regulars,
200 Militia and 60 indians, Is truly unac
coun,able. 1t beats ths surrender OF Hubs
army all hollow. Gen. Dearborn says that
on learning the situation Of Col. b. he I'm
medately ordered Col. Christie with 800
men to march TO his assistance, but IL IL sta
ted in letter IRON Fort Geo &c that this
immediate" order WAS hot gwen TIL three
days affe, the capture u fhe farce under Col
BpersIie {; The conduct OF ,be American
General appears much like the man who, al
ter his hUrsc WAS stolen, thought Of purchs-
sing lock and key.
Accorns state that Gen. ID. is alb II, TO
wi,hs,aw tom Fort George TO Albany, n
distance OF 500 miles there 10 goaii 10, J1ihef
orders. When he gets there, 1t Is highly
probable. his f,te VIII not he unlike that OF
he Lieu,enants fusupm Shsudy, al lessi
So far as respects The army
The question is frequently asked where is
the redoubt9bie COL. RIPLEY!
Desert,ons are e,quent in the army, on
account of which several have been shot.
P4ddy was more dian half right when he
said tins WIS he hes, mode Of pIe,enti &
a sepeti,ion ofhe crime.
lG.L L-.,. q 70 I. l. ..... =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
From WydSHING1ON-JULY 10, p. NJ.
EXTRACT LITTER.


"The business OF the Taxes has Ia
ken a sudden impetus, and has pro.
crossed rapidly. In addition to The gem
eral law, which passed sometime since,
the Still Tax, tho Auction lax, the
Loaf sugar FAX, the Carriage Tax, &c.
have been passed by lhe House.
A." 10 day the House have been on
other business, owing TO the fatigue in
Taxing Labours off, Chairman oil The
Committee of Ways and Means.
All the taxes will probablygo down,
alter few wry faces by those who have
produced the necessity for them. 10
some OF them it is like swallowing a
porcuplne tail fore most. they have
however, landed them over, by fixing on
next winter to commence thsir opera
IONS, when they will again come under
The power of Congress They also
mold out the lure OF peace A twoiold
purpose is calculated on from this spe.
eioos delay, lst TO procure votes now for
the bIlIs----2d to prevent alarm among
Tue people al least until those state cleo.
Hohs which are to take place in the fall,
are over.
=" he delay, it is calculated, viii no.
prevent monied men f,om advancing
thelr cash Tor the wants of government !:
'or l have lately been given 10 under
sand, that ANOTHER LOAN is to be
authorized before Congress rises. The
amount Is not ascertained, reports are
various, from FIVE. and TEN to
TWENTY MILLIONS of DOL
LARS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
9Dortlano:
Monday, July le, 1918.

Since our last English accounts a
few days later, Ito May 27lh) have been
received. They furnish the Prussian
official account of the battle OF Luizen,
in which the Allies claim the victory,
and state that the loss of the French
was quarter more than that of the
combined forces.
here is every appearance that war
will speedily take place between Sweed'
en- and Denmark /; the object of the for
mer will be to obtain possession OF
Norway, which now belongs to the lat
ter. Il is said TO contain about 100000
souls, and its inhabitants are much op.
posed to being united 20 the Swedish
Crown.
: london, May 81 The cath reei.
ment, Col Wardlow, has gone from
Surinam to North America. / he
Ardent, Capt. Crockett; Dolphin, and
Abundance, will soil in few days,
with a large supply of naval stores for
the fleet now on the American station
London, Nay 2S. ! he Duke Of Is.
tria, (Marshal Bessiers) one OF Napo-
Icons iavoiite officers, and Command
er in Chief Of the French cavalry, was
killed by the first cannon bali fired by
the Allies on the LIST May--in the at.
fair of advanced posts which led TO the
great battle of the I'd $4,000 cannon
shot were fired in this battle
The exu,alion in The Paris Mom'eur
on the drawn battle of Lutzen, are
those of men 10 whom even fancied
success has long been stranger.
They bear the marks of Napoleon's
quill /; and arc evidently inflated TO
bursting in order to lure the new raised
levie: &c the field Of carnage.
We have no intelligence in what
manner the British ministry will treat
the proposed Russian mediation be-
tween England and the United States
Many oil The English papers condemn
the proposition in strong terms, and
none express very sanguine hope, as
10 the success of the measure. How
ever easy our government made ii 10
get into the war, they will not find i,
quit SO easy matter to get out OF it
At present, there is not the least pros
pcct of a speedy peace for the United
States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

y Ills kxceilency Governor GILMAN of
view Hampshire with his Council are
now IN session in Exeter. The Hon.
'hakMiAH SMITH has been appointed
Tn'ei Justice, and the Hon. ARrHun
N"ERMoHR, and the Hon. CALEB Ell
I'', Associate Justices Of the supreme
judicial Court Of that State.
Mr. Russell. The u 5 Senate
nave nav determined 1t inexpedient to ratlty
' husseiis nomination as minister 10
Sweden.
"n' Duane --rhe Senate has not
'urmed the nomination of this veter-
- pihcer as AdJutant General. This
'"'0uoIless be resented by Bonaparte.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

Aaae Moore Of rt~bur,. Envlqnt' srho tss
pretended Ia live for n number IT ,eAr>
without tptinf foid or sus taarce Of am
kind. has reef a,ly acknowledged tina, 1t IS
all an imposition. BY the c'edaiiiy Of the
lovers OF lac wonderful and ma rs, sire
mas accumulated \ sum sulhcient To man.
tain her in conn fortabic wy the remainder
of her days.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
Printing,

7, ali lie branches. executed at the
Gra'sttfaG&sf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

THE fubicriber hereby gives public notice
to all oonoerned that he has hsen duly
appointed aud taken upon hnief the tIuit of
adn.ula. ator on he eila,e of
THOMAS BAILEY, JUN. "a
late of Poland, 10 the county OF Cumberland
yeoman, dsceafed, by giving bond as the laws
diseet,--he therefore rtqueit. all perions VITO
ave indebted TO The fsid deeeaIed's eitaie To
make nsmediaie ps,melt; and thole who
have aay demands thereon, q exhibit the lame
10 JOSIAH BAILEY.
fb.H9o, 1919, Jte,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

w HEREAs Hbgaa my wife, has lef, rly
w he'd and board, anG efule. i've wiia
me, this Il to fotbid all pe'soas haSburing or
truiug her N my account. as lhaI not pay
any deb,. CT her contracting 20. >.
DAVID LEONARD.
NJ nyay-o,f5 TtE, 10 Ip
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

In luslice TO the citiztEs &C cas,ins, will
pleasure we publsh TIE following TX act
Of letter from respectable gentleman OF
thai place dated Jolly u. 1878 obser
I'd 10 ,he r1rlLGd Gazet,e End se,ersl
Boston psiels paragraph stating that "n.
or two row boats, Ii tel oug at Csst,ne,
had gone into a harbour ~ Nova Scm'a,
robbed a house, So AS many people MA
think II true who are not acquainted WI h
Csstlne, wish ,he public TO be informed
,hat since this rU'nous and nhsypy war
commenced. nei hes priVsieer, ShGvHe-
Nh or Boat OF .ny kind, for plumber, hes
been iiut d out by i've lnhshi ants OF Cestine
II Is probable u, the Collectors Office is
kept here, ,hat ,wo or three commissions
fr Boats belonging TO other places, in lie
District, may have been granted ] b iieve
lwo or three Boats have been fitted out al
Frankfort and Hsmpdeg. one of them was
commanded BY one Stow, formerly one of
Gen. Crosby's CAPTAINS. Not long since,
believe he turned . eacher, and now il,
seems has turned piunderer te is a sGita
bic character tor such business"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

Il was Justly remarked, ~ the time our
wise nd patriotic rulers issued their proc
ama,ion declaring war against & Britain,
that il was in fact, giving the BRUSH navy
a permit To sweep the commerce Of the
United States from the ocean. But this hsv.
ing been SAID BY those opposed 10 The meas.
ure, was disregArded y the war.hswks--
eveA his Ex Honor WIS OF the opinion we
should take " wo for one" of the enemy >
ships. The contrary of this has proved TO be
the fact Great MS the hazard of capture Is
now, in few days it viii be much greater.
A powerful reinforcement, 20 the naval force
now on che American station, is daily expec
ted Not single vessel bearing the UnJed
States fsg vii be able To leave our poJis
without he chances being hundred TO one
she viii be taken. Al the ports and harhots
of he United States, from Rhode lsland 10
New Orleans, are block .ded, and The situa
ION II those on the sescoasi he,wixt 4. L.
and PASSPORT il nearly as Dad The British
YES els of VA Ia Hogue, Tened los, Rauer,
Boxer, Retrieve, d cam, kstalistian, and
several oihuts are cruising On our Ess'ern
coast, capturing and dest wing our vessels
with the utmost ease, and WI h perfect I'm
punity. Az the same Time, cur seaport tOwns
Z uEsu hte ~ every htitB INV II hAfiA'tt
defence, SHOULD The enemy choose 10 attack
them. SIX miiions of dollars monthly ex
pended 20 sepoort al ny, winch thus Tar,
has done i,tlle else, than bring disgrace
upon the Americ N character. knafmous
p Taxes and sddilicnsi Losns about being M
posed upon Inc People to enable those, who
have commenced, TO continue tlieif csreer ~
madness ana ielly. when this slate Of ,mngs
Is contested WI h tbat which we should now
ENJOY, tn, for the war, MS truly astonishing,
to see w1h what slave ike dispnsi ION the
people OF this country, who profess 10 be
ffeemen, sad possess natural and civil rights,
enduge the pilvs1iOns, io-sts md d,s.res-
scs which nov e, and for years pss
have been imposed upon them, by those vino
sllle themselves, iheir exclusive friends.
But thus II is and will continue to be, ill
a maiouity OF ,he people permit their reason
and not their PASSIONS to govern inem-ua
such men are placed IN power 40 viii look
10 the public IN crest, lnstes Il OF their own
personal ambition and The ob aiming a. pa.
ss,e contracts which NIKE them rich ana
the people roo.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-26

Anthony Rhodes
Has for Sale at his Store Prince Street,
80 barrels of N. E. Cyder suitable
for the fishery,
so sushels of seed Potatoes,
20 do of Onions,
1000 ID. of n. l. Cheese,
1000 lb of Pearl ash,
ae kegs OF Cavendish looacce'
500 feet of Satin Wood,
boxes of men and boys Coarse
Hats,
4 do of womens' Morocco Slip
pers, =,
Mems coarse and fine Shoes,
Mer's fine Hats, Trunk * Saddles
Bed-tickins, Check * White Cotton
Shirting,
American Super6ne Cloths
Cinghams, S,rires and Shamhrays'
snun Cotton, White * Colorcd,
Cot.or C.rds BY retail,
Five bushels Of Clover Seed,
Gre cries as usual.
: Vi, ), %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-26

\ vENDU.E;.
Es,'snni h'd'y
EsoLDn' ofprines
!, Goods Gro
/, s ill ;: expressed
F.dtb' day. ". On Ii.
~. Of which are
Fa' 80 limitation