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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01

Generals WittgelFein and TcbicbagstT.
They had been 70 completely hem
med in on all iides, by their active
and vigiIent enemy that they had no
alternative left. Their fupplies were
totally exhauited, and their Officers
of all ranks had, for feveral days pr
or to their furrender, deferted from
them by dozens at time. 1t is
added, however, that the officers who
remained in charge of the troops, had
the addrefs to procure better terms
for themfelves than thofc which
were granted to the corps of DavouR
and Ney.
The Captain of a veffel from OF
tend, which he left on lhurfday laa,
Eays, that when he left that port it
was rumoured--" That the Ruaians
had purified the Grand Army, and
interpreted with comfortable force
between it and the Polilh territories
and after feveral fanguinary engage
ments, the greater part Of the men
had been compelled to lay down
their arms, and furrendcr themielves
prifoners of war. The General OH.
GERS, it was believed, were liberated
on their parole, not TO fersc during
the war. The advanced guard of the
Rullian army had entered the Duchy
of Warlaw, and rendered the con-
centrating OF the remaining troops
necefiary To oppofe them further
levy had been ordered"
The ltudied ilence of the French
Papers, and the fucceilive arrival of
French Generals and Aid de Camps
at Paris, have induced US fome days
pait to exprefs our belief that fome
great difaiter had befa,len the French
Army.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01

back not however fucn az TO lay bare any
part of the bones, or to endanger the life Of
the patient.
Prom the foregoing faes' we are fully of o.
pinon, that fsid Evais death is TO be excIu.
fvely attributed to The wound of he thigh
which inliead of ever having been brought IN
10 healing condition, had gradually degener-
aled into foul aud fatal ulcer.
STEPHEN THOMAS,
STEPHEN HARDING,
STEPHEN CUMMINGS,
SAMUEL WEED,
SAMUEL YER,
TIL II MERRILL,
Portland, Feb 81 1873.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01


On the first page Of this days paper,
under the head oil Massachusetts lie
gislalure will be found vote OF thanks
by the House OF Representative to the
four gallant heroes who have tested the
Federal doctrine of Naval defence. The
democratic, Gerrymander members OF
the Senate have passed a similar vote
but for several reasons We do not teel
disposed to promulgate the hypocriu
cal acts OF that body. 1t mas always
been usual in the Legislature, whenev-
er any new sub ect i, To bs taken up, to
assign certain hour upon some future
day, for its consideration--but on this
occasion majority OF the honorable
members of that body, in defiance OF
custom, or with view OF monopolizlng
the credit of the act, for party purposes,
held an early meeting, and had nearly
completed the business before the Fed
eral members arrived-who, being dis.
gusted with the low intrigue e,inced by
the ma lorily, Withdrew on their taking
the final question. they pretend 10 be
great friends to a Navy. This is what
no one would have suspected them OF
ten years ago. Was ii friendship for
Navy, that prompted Mr.. Jefferson to
seRh oG Immediately on his election to
the Presidency Was it friendship for
an efficient Navy that prompted that
party TO squander the public treasure in
building and maintaining host ofuse
less Gun. Boats which, instead of pro-
wing defence, have been the grave ct
a large number of that brave and vnlua-
be class oil citizens Their attachment
a Navy, or In their own word, :. float.
ing deiis," is pretty much OF piece with
their respect for The immortal WASH
ISGroN: Pay foreign out-cast Hty
dollars to traduce his good name while
alive, and at his decease shed srockadile
tears over his tomb
The officers belonging to the corps
serving on or near the Niagara river,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01
0,arrig0.

In York, by the Rev Mr. MeFeneer, MIR.
John IL Hail of Portland, to Miis ota,ira Pre-
bile, of The former place
In Woroeaer, on Monday evening AN BY
The Rev d. Bancroft, Mr. Der jlmln Bu,san
merchanf, of Portland to Mis- sally Robnion
In Bottom, Mr. Nathaniel, Dana, mer Port
land. 10 Mif, Mary Blanchard
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01
NEW GOODS g!

JAMES CHADBOURN,
LAS for iale al his Store Tiicombs build
IA ing.
Sd bbis clear PORK,
so ditio Bone middlngs,
rs do No l PORK,
$500 lbs. BACON,
100 hhds Turks IAand SALT,
50 Bales co rioN,
IS chefs TEA,
"A cslks RICE,
leo quan,als Pollock FISH.
so ditto Cod ditto
500 Buihel., yellow CORN,
20 boxes OF CANDLES,
20 kegs ToBACCO.
25 hhds Liverpool SALT.
900 lbs Rhode lland CHEESE,
10 hogiheads RUM,
so Ream, wrapping PAPER.
1000 feet 7 by GLASS,
Q hhd.. Cherry RUM of the fri quality,
COFFEE aud SUGAR together with gen.
eral siiortment of GROCERIES too numerous
TO mention in an Advertisement.
March /, (D
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01
EXTRACTS FROM PAPERS.
LON poN, IAN. =.

LONDON, N. =,
Government is reported 20 be III pos,es
sion of into. NATION. that Bonapsrle has ot-
dered $50, OU0 men 10 be ,alsed, and 10 be
put in mo,lon, pr parstoiy TO the opening
the ensuing campaign. l. is like wise s,A.
Ted, .ha. It was repo, ed ia the Government
Offices at Paris, ,ha, negociaiiup WAS pen.
ding with Russia but this report, 1t was
supposed, was pro, agated merely to forward
the News OF the French Go'er"nent, and 10
i.cltate the raising of The new Conscrlp's.
(Packet
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01

have never been sincere in their nego.
,iations--but, acting under the banetull
influence OF French Partially, have
constantly interposed some barrier TO
defeat an arrangement. After declar-
ing that the right of blockading by sea,
without correspondent invesimen: by
lind, can never be abandoneG-and
that il can never be admitted, that neu
,raltrade with Great Britain may be
rendered crime, exposing vessels TO
be denationahzed-he adyefts 10 the
subject oil lmpressment, which he as.
sunes as an incontrovertible right ;
end admitting that the similarity oil
language and maners makes IL difficult
10 dislmg uish between Eugiiahmen
and Americans, assigning it as reason
for exercising a severe scrutiny He
sa,s, that unless the difference between
nations are 10 DC perpetual, 1t is impos
slble to find a Justification Tor the intro
suction oil the atfair oil the Chesapeake,
which had been satisfactorily aioned
for, as matter OF rep oach. He dc.
nies, that the BRUSH had any agency
in exciting the Indians 10 attack Us
and utterly dlsavows any knowledge of
the mission and" horlid plot ot Hxnty.
He accuses the American goycrnmenI
Of d.sgraceiul submission 10 France,
and of efoundlcss aud unna ural hostiI.
ity 10 Great Btltaln. He says that, en-
jagged in Struggle for her existence,
and fighting the battles OF the world,
Great Britain could hardly have tx
pected that America, a nation OF The
same origin, language and religion,
would have leasued with tyrant TO
Cypress her
Ihe same Paper contains report
from the French coast, that the re
mains oil the Grand Army had capi,u
lated to lchltehagoff and Willgens.
TEN.
Returns of the Russian Staff, make
the French I1soIs plIor 20 the battle OF
Borissow amount 10 25 Generals. 100
staff Officers, 800 Officers, $4,000
men, prisoners, and coo pieces OF can
non.
The capture of the Macedonian &C.
.casloned great chagrin - he Papers
speak OF the DISPARITY Of force, but
say" still, still British sailors did not
use to regard it,"
|, seems large naval reinlorcements
are destined 10 this country.
Capt GARDEN, in his Official
State menl OF the capture OF the Mace
DOMAIN, states, that She was a perfect
wreck, and an Interchangeable log. On
being taken on board the enemy's ship,
says Capt. Garden, ceased to wonder
at the result OF the battle. he y.
States was built with the scanlling OF a
~, carr ing very superior weight OF
metal, and complement OF 40 picked
men.
Capt. B. Informs, that Frigates, and
ship OF the Line had sailed from
Plymouth Eng ] Tor the coast OF a mer-
lea, each OF the irigates in the most
complete manner, having each so or 81
men addllional-he also adds, that a
large feet OF ships of the ilae and lr,s.
ates 10 oil the latlerl were preparing at
Plymouth, with all possible expedition
ior the Coast of America.-Rehefory.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01

Ben. Auftn, Seth sprsgue, & John Holmes,
men known Only TO be de(pilee, have been
appointed by certain members of the Houle
and Senate, "of like pafIions with ,hemle ves,"
to address Eibridge Gerry, on his election to
the Vice Proficiency The ridiculou nature
of TIL, address hardly entities ii to ferrous no.
tice ; ye, we cannot but obferve the propen
Ety of our democratic nsbobs to make the
dead allies of their patty kick again, about the
time of election, The fuperannusted John
Adam, ha, bsen addref,d by his new friends
in fulfome fang, TO which he ha, aniwesed in
querulous or whining file Lalt of all come,
a farrago of democratic lies and mifreprefent
alton. in the form of lalt words of departing
dsmasogue They are the fnarlings of
toe, hleis cur ma ignant bur harmless,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01
at.fntiou +!

THE members of The Portland Riff
Com any are requested to meet at the
Armo on TUESDAY evening next,
I o'ciock-on ParBeala, 6us.ness. ItlseA.
peeted every member Vii &c pre.ent
Re, order of The Captair.
w b. SEW aLL, o. s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01
Military BattLe Expected.

Important news may sooa be expected
from The North watd-ss "A letter from an
officer at Buttioe 70 his friend here. dated
Is INST s,s.es to our army was 10 cross
over 10 Canada in nigh, or Two from the
dse There are 1900 regulars at BoiIsIoe.
N 4 Gaz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01
Portland Academy.

HE fublcriber, hereby give public notice,
that they have contracted with MIR. Ma.
ru.NisL C.RTsN, An able aud experience ed
to take charge of the Academy he
frlt OF April seIt
ELIJAH KFLLoCC,2 Committee Of
NICHOLS, J TIE TyfRss,
Portland. Feb 90, 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01
EeaO aDOrtment Of talbi'nabls
Shoes.
Oliver S. Hartlhorn,
rJAS iuit received a new and general abort

OlIVII y. IIdI tuIOII,
HAS Jun received new and general abort
L ment of IA fhionable
SHOES,
of almoh every quality and Description in ufe,
fui, able for the feaion at whoeiae or retail.
Boot Trimmings of al! kinds, Engliih PATE
Backing, &c conlantly for fale as above
no n Informs ,hoie who are indeb'ed
to him either by note or aecoun thai as he con-
template. leaving Town ihorty he "a under
the necefiity of calling on them for fe'de
ment. Thofe who have any demands againit
him are def ed TO call and receive their pay
March
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01
York County Ilceting.

SUCCESS not unlrequenIly depends
OF Union. 1t i, therefore important on
the eve Of the election of State officers,
that the candidates be designated BY the
people themselves and their will made
public. For this purpose meeting of
the Federal Republicans, The friends Of
heace, will be holden at alfred Oh
TUESDAY the 9th of March next,
at ! | o'clock, A M 10 see II the nomina-
tons made at Boston, OF candidates for
Governor, and Ii. Governor, meets the
appreciation OF the electors of this
county; and to select two persons to b.
supported as senators for this district
As many gentlemen as can convenient
ly attend from each town in The dis.
trict are requested to be present.
February 25th, 1878
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01
Lieh.

In Cape Elizabeth Mrs Eliz Trundy
aged IS. She has lsf, imali chi dren to la
meut he lofs of an afrc.iona,e mother.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01

THE fublcriber hereby gives pubic notice
to all concerned, thai fhe has been duly
appointed and taken upon herfelf the truft of
Administrative on the effate of
PsLATIsH CROCKETT,
Ia of Gorha am, in the county of Cumberland.
yeoman. deeeaied by giving honos a. the
law direcas-ihe therefore requea. all perions
who are indebted TO the faid deceated, efta,e
to make immediate payment ami Ihofe who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the fame
10 her
LUCY X CROCKETT.
Feb IS, 1878 max
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01
LONDON, Jan g.

According 10 the accounts dehgered INTO
the War Office at st Pet ersbureh, nom the
correct dersils of the native Command rs,
,he Russians have cap,u ed from the French,
~ tie pres n, camqnign, $4,000 men, 100
olhcers, among whom arc % Generals, aud
800 pieces Of c -nnon.
The MoEnew states that Bouaphrte has
JUS, given orders Cor 30 coo men, 9 700 hor-
se', 60 Wagons, aud ten million franks, IN
money, 10 be seht 10 hi .rm,es IN SPAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01
Intended bombardmrnts.
from a Liverpool Paper Of .Jan Is.

LONDON JAN IL.
A.suadron c MS sting Of ~ a TT, inc,
and several large fIgsies, (YazeesJ and
five BOMB vessels, sil ins,sn ~ proceed to
the cas- of America, 70 BoMBARp some #
the PRINCIPAL PoaTs. In div in OF his
formidable expedition which is ut ing out a.
Plymouth, consists, among 'tnr, Of the
Tiger, Queen snd AbercrJmbie men Of war,
and ,sey will take an M ri the fine oat
,slilon of marines, commanded by NJ jor
William, md recently on service WITH sn
Home Poph IN.
A Flag OF Truce has,. si'ed from Fsl.
mouth for America, il Is said, with ,mpor.
tant dispatches.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01
RuDian War-Latef REPORT.

LONDON, JAN. II.
A report had reached this Coun-
ny from the oppoGte coat, that the
remains of the French had furrender.
Cd upon equalization to the Ruiiian
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01

Two frigates in The Tcxei, bavng on
bharda qnsnti y of small arms and ether
stores, supposed for Amef'c.. ave only wait.
ing for fair oppol tuni,y to SIP ou..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01
Real (uperfne e common Broad
cloths.
ROYAL LINCOLN,

HAS FOR SALT
A Large sfiortmept Of real iuperfae add
"A common BKoADctoTHs. of every coloue
and dsicription.
Liieqpiss-A new fupply of Factory Shirt
ing. tome very fine, of he hen mAuufAetu e.
ditto Cinghams handfome figures
hho--A quantity of bea black Italian Sew
inp silk, ana black fix Twiil-uiih large
sGortmept of Wooden, Cotton and 81 v Gcad,,
as ufuh # JSn ls
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01

On Saturday morning arrived the Hon
W. Widgery--Alio, quantity of pork and
lumber
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01

Paris, Dec. 3l-lt is asserted that
no troops have been or will be drawn
fro m the French army in Spain but
on the contrary, very large re inlorce-
ments in troops and money are said to
be forwa' ding to that country. A
council of finance was held from eight
in the morning until noon, by Bona
parte, who afterwards hunted the
woods near Versailles The Moniteur
of the 2sth contains the request OF
several corps to be united to the grand
army.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01

4 HE iubfcri er hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that she has been duly
sppoialed aud has taken upon herfelf The lruls
Of Adminiilra triI on the eitaie of
JOHN FIELD,
late of Durham, in the county of Cumberland.
yeonan, Gsceaied, by giving bond a. the law
direct,--she therefore requefts all perions who
ars indebted to the fad deceaied's effAte, to
make Immediate payment and thoie who
have any demands thereon. 10 exhibit the
fame to ELIZABETH FIELD.
Feb rs, 1919.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01

Smyrna, Oct. 20 1t is with ex-
IRENE affection that our residents al
SMYRNA mentions the ravages OF the
plague not fewer than 5000 day die
in Cohstanlinople and all intercourse
is at present interrupted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01

Edrdcf Of a letter rom Messrs Buchanan and
Smnh, dated Liverpool, .3m 9, 10 nser
chant in Boston.
An Order in Council has been issued,
declaring the Che.aaesk and Delaware in 5
state OF blockade. Government continue |,
refuse licenses for The general importation Of
American produce IN neu,rsis, AS also 10 re
new those granted American vessels, or to
Issue new ones"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01
LONDON. JAN. 7.

LONDON, JAN. 4
few terrible examples are about TO De
made to Convince British seameh OF he Grim
mality OF entering the Ame lean service.
Lord AMELIus bEAUcLERK ,akes out the
squadron about 10 sal, Tor Am .rica.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01

mi. valued a, W 10 10 20
u AZ, aud 5..
The following parts Of Saw mills are Jared
as afore'a'd--viE Nm, errill, If Brown6eld.
Tor day, of the Moderation Mil, va ued AZ
D. 80 o town and county tar s2c,s--aAts
aud pariih do 2 et' e.ch-,ola ID 90
Hers of Jacob adbu,y 2 day # Bar Mil.
valued al D A. Oo--town and coun.y,sx IA
cts fate aud psriih tar. CA esch-to,L
co CTS -,
John Hancock, l days of the MI on Bon
anianeglin Fl'i,, valued ar y ~4-,own aud
souoty, d. ,66--iaie aud par,fh 2. cs each
Total y. 2, % s
Aud ua ei iAid taxes wi h all in,ervtn;oo
charges, are paid o me he iublcriber, on or
before MocjAy, the 26.h day of April next.
70 much of fad Lots IF Land and Mil, as
will pay the ams, will then be old al Pubic
Auction, a, the Store OF Col. lfaac Isre. ia
iaid Hollis, at Ten O'Clock NJ on tad day.
JAMES SMl I'll, CoAees.y
Heiii', MI,e6 B, 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01

NOTICE IS hereby given 10 the nor ref.
~ dent propr,etors and owaers Of the fol-
lowing Lots of Land lying in he town OF
Hollis in the county of York. ,hat they are
cared in. the yeae $40, for IL. town, Gate
and coun,y, IN bill comm ed TO The fub.
Lc-1her In cnile.l IA fiIInrNs -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01
Jonathan Chambers Will.

krorIcE / hereby given that the fubfcrbsrs
~ have been du y appoin ed Administrators
of The elta,e OF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01

The officers belonging to the corps
serving on or near the Niagara river,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01
MAR TIN JAMESON,

MAR TIN JAMESON,
late of Clubbing in he coun.y of Lincoln, yeo-
man defeated and have taken upon themfeves
that truil by giving bonds as the Jaw directs
and all perions having demand. upon he ef-
tate OF The iAid Martin Jamefsn, are required
TO exhibit the fame, aud all perion. indebted
to the iald elia'e are called upon TO make pay
ment to LOWLY JAMESON. 2 4 mini.
THOMAS JAMESON tat0'.
Cuihing Q h Ian 1878
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01
HERON ACADEMY.

THE mex, Term at this Academy via
l commence on Monday. 2fd of March
next Reading Books-for hrh cafs, Scots
Left pn.-for fecond, Lymins Reader-Pafte
ing Book. Cooks S,uienrs Com oAn,on
few youag Ladies will be accommodated with
board nv
WILLIAM BARRoWs, Ir. f,es.piSt,
Hebron, Moyeb /, 1879.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01

are ordered by the Secretary of War
to Join their respective corps immedi-
ateiy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01

d D C DC DC q C.
john Cray, 42e $40 sc ! 90 90 q 8
VIM. Hooper. 30 as o SO o 20 g es
B Gilpalrick. % 80 IS o SO oa7
- Lewis 81 100 ! SO o ols "a
Cyru' Klng IS 80 o IS o SO 5o4s
Ala Kngfblry, 80 43 40 6 CO.'S
Lew Edgcomb, so 100 / IS % 5oI5 as
Vim Johnfjn, 40 go o 81 ot2ol2 Iio
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COMMONWEALTH OF MAS.
SACHUSEy"TS.
In the House Of Representatives., Fe-
EltLGru 6. 1913.

In the House Of Representatives., Fe-
t11lGry &, 1873.
On motion Of Mr.. Pickering. Of
Salem, the following Preamble and
Order were adopted:
WHEREAS Tue President in his
message to Congress. has made
known to the people Of tke Z. States
that the British Orders in Council
have been repealed Gin such man
ner as TO be capable CT explanations
meeting tic views Of tue govern
men,' Of the United States, and
therefore none Of the a!,cdgcd eau
scs Of war with Great Britain now
remain, except the claim of the right
TO take British subjects from the
merchant ships sfthe United States {:
-.1nd 1che'eas durias the admins.
t'ations Of President Washington &
President Adams this claim Of Great
Britain was rot considered as a rea-
sonable cause Of war: and under tho
administration of President Jeffer-
son The government CT Great Britain
dbl offer to make an arrangement
with the United States, which in the
OPINION Of N!essrs. Monroe ami Pink
hey. their ministers, placed this sub
Je"f' on ground that was s. both
honorable and advantageous to The
. hi'ed states, and highly favorable
10 'hc'r interests, and was at the
same iime" concession Which had
never before been made and it is
h'shiy probable that the govern
ment oil Great Britain would still he
wiling to make an arrangement on
,h's subject which should be alike
honorable 1en;. and advantageous 10 the
INA zohereas, under the admins
ration Of President MADISON,
""ea the arrangement of the mat.
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MOI ICE.

U~HE Members Of the Washington
Society of Alexandra are notified.
that an Anniversary Meeting OF The said
Society will be held Oh Monday the 22d
Inst. a, Tripleu's Hotel, In Alexandra,
at half past 10 o'cl"ck. A. NJ. The So
CITY will move in procession at IL o
clock, to the Episcopal Church. where
an Or tion will be delivered by DAVID
HoFruAN, Egg. one of its members.
; By order OF The standing committee.
G. DENEALE, S,c'ry.
At meeting tithe standing commit
tee, 9Th February. 1918, 1t was resolved.
that the SUN of Five Hundred Dollars
be appropriated, out of the funds Of the
Washington Society, towards the sup
port of the Washington Lnncas'rias
Free Schools, and that tie Treasurer b.
authorised 70 aavun, e the same.
G. DENEAL.E, Sec'ry.
February Ii
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY II.
Joseph, Vaudeville,
csyxsr Of King AID Fairfar Streets,
HIS FOR SHE,

tSSS -
Csrxer Of King ard FG'Dar S!res!s'
HIS FOR S.4LE,
,l4s Chest ,.c and IA Chests nc"
Gunpowaer. Imperial, Hyson, Young
Hyson, dyson SKIN and SouchoAS
2s,oo0!b Coffee
IS hhls MuscavSdo sugars
100 barrels do.
1900 ID. loaf aai lump SUGARS
no bar..ls New England Rum
Is puncheons West India do'
40 barrels Whiskey
p;p2. French Brandy
80 Eogsheads retailing Molasses
30 bAs, Pepper and Pimsn,o
go ID. Spanish Indigo
1000 10 choice Nadder
500 ID. refined Salt Petre
Is casks Gun powder.
Which with his usual general as
sor,nent of the best Wines, Liquors
and Groceries; nc will dispose OF on
reasonable terms.
AUG 81
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NOTICE.

nURSUANrt to an order Of the y.
States Circuit Court for the Dis
trict of Columbia and County OF Alex
sndsia-Nrtice is hereby given to the
creditors of George McMunn, late OF
Alexandria, deceased, to exhibit their
claims to me at my Office, on or before
the ls.b day of February next. Those
who fail to attend To dis notice, will be
excluded from any dividend OF the de
eeden,'s estate, which is to be made IN
der the order above referred to
ALEX. MOORE.
Master Gorlnnssi1ner.
J,nuary 80 as"
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WINES, i + AS, &c.
s Pipes old London P. Madeira
II do. Sicily Madeira
10 90 Lisbon >;s
8 pipes and 40 or. casks Sherry s
:Coua.ter casks Malaga
scases Clarct
40 chests gunpowder, imperial ami
younghyson Teas. Of very supe-
rior quality,
20 puncheons Sd proof Antigua Rum
10 DO. northern do.
50 hhds. Mula,scs,
10000 pounds Loa' Sugar,
1900 pounds bri ght Matder,
40 pounds Nutmegs,
70 bags Pepper ana Pimcntc,
80 kegs racc and gound Ginger,
SO bales Upland Cotton, nice quality,
100 pounds Bengal & Spanish Indigo,
80 boxes mould and dipt Candles,
40 do. No. Chocolate,
100 DO Pipes, containing 5 gross each,
500 reams wiring and wrapping Paper
200 sacks Liverpool fac Salt.
go hhds. n. Orleans and w. India
Sugar.
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee.
With a general assortment Of other
GROCERIES,
FOR SALE By
BRYAN 'Hampson & Co.
AUGUST 2s