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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-15
lust RECEIVED,
FOR SALE,

\ TR act of LAND, lying IN the
~ county of Fairfax, six miles from
Alex.ndria, md adjoining the estate oil
Gen Thomson,M Mason, containing '4s
acres. The soil is good, and very sus-
ccp,i5,c Of improvement by the Glover
aud flaister system. The proximity
Of this properly 70 nsarket, and the Ia
C!lity w,th which Its produce may DC
carried {Huntine- Greek by which 1t is
bounded beiar navieab!e alnost to the
doo@ woail render 1t extremely valu-
able 70 person disposed 70 pay suiti-
cieat attention 70 is tu!tivAion.
Apply to Jane II Hpoc, ESQ or to
Francis Adams, Jun.
May q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-15
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

WILL offer 1T Pablo sale, on the
premises, on Tuesday the goth dsy Of
July next, il fair, if not the next fair
day-The Farm on which reside, "
ing on the Potomac, in Charles County,
State of Maryland, about sixteen miles
below Alexandria, containing $50 A.
ores, about two hundred Of which are
we'll timbered, the residue is in cultiva
ton, the soil is productive, and well -
dapted to the growth OF wheat. indi II
corn, &c.-The improvements are u
comfortabr dwelling House, with
passage, and two rooms below aid three
aboyei kitchen, smoke house, barn,
stables, &c. SC There is also an or
chard of various kinds OF excellent
truit There is not a more desirable
isituatioh in Charles County, it is
healthy, abounds in several springs ot
6ne water, and comm'nds beautiful
and extensive, view OF the Potomac -
4 more minute description is deemed
unnecessary. as ii is presumed those
DESTROYS Of purchasing will view the
premises.-The terms of sale will be
accommodating to the purchaser; par.
ticulars male known on the dav.
BENJAMIN T. Fendall.
Charles 60 (Md.) near Pc }
monkrWarchouse, May 10. s 2awts'
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NEW & VALUABLE
PU BLICATIONS.
Recently received and for Sale By
lanes Kennedy & Son,

hSCCHtIy lCSSfeu ahu lot Dale w
James Kennedy & Son,
. CCOrT's Family Bile with opicus
~ Noes, marginal References ana
practical Cbservat'oas,
Browns Family Bible, with d do
Quarto. Octave, and Duodecimo, do.
in various ,indiugs,
Common Prayer Books o various sizes
and bindings, some very elegant,
Watts Psalms and Hymns, do do.
Ditto do. by Dwight,
Doddridge's Family Expositor, vols
Owen on the Hebrews vols
Campbell on the Gospel, vols
Magce on the Atonement of Christ,
Ortnn's Exposition of the Old Tesla.
ment, 6 vols
Jamieson's Use of Sacred History,
The whole works OF the Rev. John
Newton, vols. best edition,
SCOTS Theological Works, vols
Campbell on Miracles,
Do Lectures,
Caves Lives Of the Apostles and Evan.
geliss,
Rutterwortb's Concordance,
Whole Duly of Man,
Complete do Dig.
Hurd on the Prophecies, 2 do,
Edwards on Redemption,
Book OF Martyrs,
B!aii's, Davies, Watts, Saurin's,
Smiths aud Jays Sermons,
Huchanan's Researches in Asia,
Mellish's Travels in the u States, &c
CIarkc's travels IN Russia, Tartary &
Turkey,
Htoddard's Sketches Of Louisiana,
Lee. Memoirs of the War in the
Southern Gtates, 2 vols
Ramsay's History OF the american Re-
vo,ution, new and elegant edition,
IL 2 vols
Ramsay. Life Of Washington,
MarshaI's do do S vols
Rohertson's History Of America, sycls
OF Scotland, , vols
of Charles 5th
Hume, Smollct and Bissctl's History of
England. 5 vols
Bozman's HisAry of Maryland,
Goidsmith's History Of Greece ana
Rome, vols. very elegant,
Works do vols. do
Hampton's Poiybius, 8 vols. do.
The British Cicero, 3 vols
The Works of St Pierre, vo's
Hey's Female Biography, 2 vols
Elegant Extracts, in verse anil prose,
2 vols
Adtlison's Miscellaneous Works, e vols
DR.. Smiths Lectures, corrected and
improved, new edition,
Hoyt's Military Instructor,
steuben's Exercises for the Troops of
the United States,
Dnane's Hand Book for do do
English, Latin aud Greek SchoolBooks
and Clssics Of every kind,
Variety of The best Stationary Articles.
Blank Books and Record Books, made
at the shortest notice and of the best
materials, with Patent Ruling and
Binding.
Jane 5 60
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-15
Seed Potatoes.

THE subscribers have on hand $50
Bushels Of Potatoes, in fine order for
SEED, which they will either, sell on We.
nv moderate terms or barter for an equal
quantity deliverable from the fall creP.
Grease & Mandevllle.
Jnne cost
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w \
Heoretowr, June

O. ConveV711
instruments Of WI
ana Legal Advice it,
Der at his office.
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TO RENE,

IND Possession !giuen immediatefy,
A Two Story Framed HOUSE with
half an acre Of ground, at the upper emo
of King street. Also, a convenient,
Dwe!lipg-Houss with two acres OF
ground at the lower end of Water street
Apply to
Robert Patton, IF.
January'2o
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J. A. SMITH.
Market Street, F. Point
LEES

Genuine Essence s. Extract OF Mustard
A safe and efectual remedy for A..
cute aud Chronic rheumatism, Govt,
Palsy, Lumbago, ,Numbness, White
Swelliugs, Chilblains, Sprains, Bruises,
Pain in the Face and Neck, etc.
Extract ola letter from Mr. Nehemiah
Gregory, agent for the Proprietors,
dated Norfolk, va IDLY -, 1919,
MsSsrs. Michael Lee q Co.
Your essence Of Mustard is highly
approved Of by number Of persons ot
this city. who have had occasion to ap-
ply it in cases of Bruises, Sprains 81.
You may send me further supply !;
also, send mesome more of your Anti
Bilious Pills, as they sell we'll; the
whole of your Medicines are in consi-
derable demand. Yours truly,
n. GREGORY.
Lees Ambitious Pills, for the pre-.
vention of bilious levers, sc
Lees Elixir for violent eslds, coughs,
&c.
Lees InfIlible Ague and Fever
rops.
Lees Worm destroying Lozengcs,
Lees Itch Ointment, warranted TO
cure by one application, (without Mer-
cury.)
Lees Grand Restorative for nerv-
Gus disorders, inward weakness, etc.
Lees milan Vegetable Specific, for
the Venereal.
Lees Persian Lotion, for letters
and Eruptions.
Lees Essence and Extract Of Mus.
tard, for the Rheumatism, etc.
Lees Eye Water.
Lees I eoth-Ache Drops.
Lees Damask Lip Sa!ve.
Lees Corn Plaster.
Lees Anodyne Elixir, for the cure
of headaches.
Lees Tooth Powder.
The above Celebrated Medicines
continue to DE faithfully prepared, and
Sold by the Proprietors, No. SO, Pitt
Street, Bsltimors.
And by their appointment in Alex
andris, 6y
r. GRAY, Bookseller, King-strcet
and ". KINGSTON, Fa,rfax-street
To country merchants ane others.
who purchase to sell again, liberal
discount will SC given by the proprie
tors.
To detect countcrfeits, observe each
article has, on the outside wrapper, the
signature of
MICHAEL LEE, and Co.
N. B. AT the places OF sale may be
had fgratis) pamphlets containing Ca
,es of cures whose length prevents
Nj .ir5ei ng herewith inserted.
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Five Dollars Reward.

rnRoKE from the subscribers stable
DION Saturday last, sorrel HOfoL =,
.hout ID ID or.l5 hands high, shoa an
rornd. his left hind foot white below the
,eootlock, aud the lower part OF his Shout
acrs marked with the collar, long MANI
and switch tail. He carried off piece
of rope halter about his neck. He was
last seen, back Of Sheron's meadow {
The above reward will be given TOT
bringing him home.
othosite the Washington 1apern'
June |.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-15

Notice is R5rcl
THAT ! tie su ,c,sl
tom the 0rGnI'0rI
coaatn Letter, Of 4
the Personal E'l,,o1
LEY deceased ~ |
Claims as'ios, tie Il
req esd 10 trrg \
au hec'i"a'ett9us
"efole the 6vlo al
wise b' Nv hHmnJ
IL 'beNe6. Of al n
those indebted uilps
Give under nj asaj
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JUST PUBLISH
JOHN a. IIa
md for Sale OF d' ~
and mtr,7d@|
GLASSES ca
Containing direc'Irn 4
boil every thing r'''"]
to a tabie-Brc''ipS' !
dress Fish, nod D''t'1
and Bro,hs, PutciHH1
Lent, GRAVES, <S'O'Fs 4
sees, Ragou,s, maS'nE1
lies, Picking, Pre's''''i
tionsry. ,,c0 |
Tie t5Nomins 'l' !,
Rokeby, a new p'e0' n
Emerald lslc,-,u nd
Traits of Nature, b, m
Good Men oil M0u'
Green. Ill
santo sebas,iano, bT ~
Romance of the Pyrts,
Portraiture Of Me'D''''1
Their III
Life of WHITEHEAD By
poet;caI Vagsrps, bI'V,1
Elements OF Che ME-, h
Sir Humphrey DC"li"n1
Life H'' Of 'P'ere;~l-E,,''nn
Qua HANDLED: :, B.. =. d
litsry Guide i0' ''' 1
United Sta'e'
April IL y
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-15
Notice 10 Foreign Stave buyers.
FOR SALE,

AT the Jail of Fairfax county, very
likely Young Man, who has been accus-
toned to house service, but is capable
of al,nos, any thing. Apply to JOHN
DARNE, Jr. at Suliy, on the Little River
Turnpike, near gate No S.
I,n. y 3aw,f
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-15
LOTS AND LANDS.
May %

m
Ed UILQING Lots in every section OF
-kS this city, and about eighteen hun
dred acres of Land on the eastern branch
Of the Potomac, Immediately opposite
the City, are offered for sale, tor cash, or
on credit with security.--Also, Lands 10
the states of New York, Pennsylvania
Maryland, Virginia, North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Kentucky: Ap-
ply to the subscriber, at Temllhseh S
Hotel, Washington, if before 10th June
next, and afterwards at his residence IN
.AIlentown,L ehigb county, Pennsylvania
or at his office in Philadelphia.
James Greenleaf.
City of Washington, May %. Stawtf
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Forty Dolv,.

Ferry egsy.D olI,nI
T. ' On ,Pi hon ]
PP";,'mo'e' my Hsr TO-
s -; .a,e Z; the s,dtl. ]
s"r[ups &c; tie II
s ,,serol' and bari,ss', ''
connected ceins Ni;hthsfss.sSj
round the HORSE, ,' ;o'l
S'N years eli,
and and, salIops, br, No.. |
with =, one or more .; I
not not, doeked' br, Ia, Is \
with am uncomnon n
eyes eyes to the nose-b.
next morning in po,,,I
Soners, who said tb,r.I
from Baltimore .sRi,'j
and passed the Civ, \
w'h him shouts I'll
ing | will give TraS''l
horse s if taken ,op,,j
ant, and Twenty for he N
lodged In any Jail oI
Nry
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Ten Dollars 4

DESERTED. g y ]
i, Alexandra fo1,rcB|
TTHco'NFsoN:. - = n
years s # feet t.. +, al" and Z, ri
look s Born in F.s..o1I,c,sis1
7 Virginia, $ By l,I Pr59,s''l 4
prebend'os the nt N, ny p't!]
States o. Hugh q . M',.a
CAPTAIN 's 8 R''' /
June u
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LEES ELIXIR.

4 sovereign IemeGJ tor Gods, obst'-
nate COUGHS, catardghs, as,hmos, sor.
thro*ts and approaching cSnsuinpaons
Efesars. lfchael Lee, y 20.
Yoa are At Hbcrtv to use my nams
in the Recommendation Of lees Eii>m
as from repeated trials have fouN r
an exec lent remedy for colds, coughs
SC.
Rp. BARRY.
BALTIMORE, June 90, 1910.
AI-Ssrs. Michael Lee e &C.
| was attacked wiki most violent
colo, a severe cough and pain an the
breast. which continued 70 grow wors,
- during which my appetite failed and
my voice altered so much that ii was
with the utmost exertion could pro-
rrounce single sentence louder thar
my breath. Some of my friends hav.
ing observed to me that much good
mad been done by the use of Lees r
iixir, advised me to procure bottle
from Messrs Warner and Hanna,
which accordingly did--snd, to those
persons unacquainted with the merits
of this medicine, it will appear asto.
nishing that three doses should remove
the pains in my breast, anu the sse O
one ,ottlc only restored me to perfect
health.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-25
UE.R1XS.


In this town, on Tuesday last, Miss ELszABETi
FowLER, daughterIcf the Hon Chrstopher Fowler
Esq. in the l9sh year of her age. ~
"Of gentlest manners ever formed to please:
The mildest temper, ever blest with ease;
An Pumbe mind-a gay and generous heart
Good without shew-and lovely without art
wiihou, one thought, but did from vhtue fow;
Without one wish, but such as Heav'n might know
Glad to obIige, and fearful to oiiend--
kind companion, and faithful friend
To cover little f4illngs ever prone,
Blind TO all others, conscious Of her own;
Fond to give praise, still her own would be
The only merit which she could not see;
To every vanity so much a foe
She Iov'd that virtue which she blush'd to show
In lifes fair spring, so Heaven ordsind her doom,
Untimely hurried to the silent tomb.
If beauty asks--if virtue claims tear,
Stop gentle Reader aud shed il here ~
Her funeral will proceed from her fathers house
in Mary street, Tomorrow afternoon, which the
la,ions and f.icnds Of the family are invited 10 At
end.
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ll0arsbai'S Saies.

DISIHICT or, mo DE-IyL.fJvU.
TN pursuance OF Warrants issued from Tho
i District Court for Rhode Island Distri<sy
hereby give notice, that shall sell 50
Public Auction, to the highest bidder on SA-
,urday, the ltb day Of December mex, at 50
o'clock in the forenoon, At Buffers wharf, in
Providcncc,th British packet brig Moreisnss
her tsckel, apparel, furniture, srns, Consist.
ing 10 part of sixteen o-pound cnrronades,)
stores, goods, wares and mc,chaadize. Said
brig Morgiana is Of the b0rthcn Of about $50
tons, coppered to the bends, has an unusually
full inventory, is said to sail remarkably fast,
and may be put TO sea, as a privatecr, al .
small expense. There will also be sold as
the same time and place, 10 casks powder,
about 100 bushels English sea coal,- and =
'qu. nifty Of ship bread.
The conditions will be made known at the
times aud places Of sale.
f.. DEXTER, MarAaaL
ProsGdcrcr. Norrmb~r -, 1913.
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We are not little pleased to learn, from
an official source, that, as soon as the meas
ures OF the enemy were made known TO our
government, the President gave orders 10
have forty six OF the frineihot Offers OF the
Enemy in our possession pu, in close confine-
ment. We presume these officers will be
selected frem those wbo were taken by Con,-
modore Perry and General Harrison, and arc
now is Ohio and Kentucky. This just meas
utc Of retaliation Is not SO severe as il might
be; but il will teach the British government
tha, Republics possess energy when the times
require il. \ Nat. Intel.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-25

Obituary nofice c/ Miss Mart VINsoN.
Educated with wisdom in the principles Of up
rightness proprety Of conduct and the christian
ligion, Miss Vinson uniformly maintained cores
pondcnt life But tll her thirty first year she did
not consider herself possessed ut the heavenly hopes
and consultations inspired bya cordial belief of the
gospel Then she publicly avoved her supreme at
tachmcnt the doctrines OF grace and the interests
Of the redeemcr Invariably since, her life has been,
not only blsmeless but even an to her pro-
fcssion In her last Sickness which, was OF hectic
nature she had the satisfaction of seeing her own
wishes and those OF all her friends, accomplished, in
her removal from Providence, where she had resided
few wears past, 10 her fathers house in her native
place At his house she enjoyed tie happiness of
seeing her friends vie with each other in all possible
~xnrcssions of kindness and attention towards her
They too had the happiness Of seeing her, only
in the midst Of them, but also maDicsting that she
epjoyed Christian resgnation---that the religion Of
her health could suyort M Sickness and death
and that she had an ardent though submissive dc.
sire TO be absent from the body and to be present
with the Lord" Although deprived OF one. who
well knew the aRectionatc attachments Ut daugh-'
ter and a sister, and whose company, example and
praycrs in health as well as ~ sickDcss, they and
others Justly yalucd-her friends cannot mourn for
her as lost 10 them but retaining her In everlasting
remembrance, they must consider her as removed
10 the happy spirits Of the other departed ones Of
the family, and TO that world Of glory, where, by
initiating her example, and BY reliance ON her Re.
deemer. they will soon be again associated with her
and ali the redeemed, and, in perfect uniGsn, purity
and immortal bliss, will, unitedly, with ennobled
power, and vastly extended usefulness, forever
ioy and glorify their Creator and Lord.
Precious In the aghs Of He Lord q Me deah Of
HE safrn."
ave saau 80 unto them, they ~iH net rssrr"
Grss ns."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-25

Maj. Gen. Davis, who was charged with
Chiuenden's silly proclamation, on his arriv-
al at the army for the purpose Of executing
the order was Immediately arrested for excl
ting mu,iny in the army, caeried to PIaus-
burg, and confined. He was however releas-
ed on giving bonds for his appearance at the
next Circuit Court, for New-York District,
there to answer for his offences.
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MARINE. INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVALS

AI{fTV ALS.
Ships-Zodiac, Holstead, Lisbon cartel ship Jens
ny, Myers, st. Johns, Newfoundland, Ann Eliza.
beth, L>parahau, Got,enburg.
Barqae--Alexander, Coescn, Gottenburg.
Brig-Perseverance, Pearson, ST Barts.
Schooner-Senora, Secora, Havana.
The sioop George, Capt. Earl, bound from this
port 10 New-york. OH the 2ls, inst. foundered near
Fishers island. Vessel and cargo, ESTIMATED at a.
boot co,000) totally los-the people on board had
barely time to save themselves.
An hermophrodate brig, with Rum, said to be
prize TO the prvateer Eliza, of Baltimore had arrivs
ed below Wilmington, N. G. 9th inst.
Salem, Nov 20.-Wednesday night arrive ed here,
CAST from Machias) large schooner os ded wits
lumber, prize TO the privateer Timothy rckenngs
OF his port, MIR. Upton prize-master. MIR. uptott
states, that valuable prize sloop having got inlo
Passport, her surrender was demanded by the Mars
tin soop ct war, penalty Of destroying the town
II refused, but that the Martin was driven of By
the guus of the fort
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mignt forfeit the wages 20 which they are en-
titled Tor their patriotic services.
We have however the satisfaction to inform
your exccllency, that although your procams-
tions, have been distributed among the SOL
diers by your agent delegated for that pur-
pose, they have failed 10 produce the intend
ed ehect-snd although il may appear inclc ed
iblc 10 your cxcellency, even soldiers, have
discernment sufficient TO perceive that the
proclamation Of governor when issued out
OF the line OF his duty, is a harmless, in ofieu-
sive, and nuga,ery document--They regard
II with mingled emotions Of pity and contempt
for its author, md AS a striking monument Of
his folly.
Before we conclude, we feel ourselves in
justice TO your excellency bound to declare
that knowledge OF your excellcncy's char
acter induces us to believe, that the folly and
infamy Of the proclamation which your excel
lency has hHi your signature To is not wholly
TO be ascribed to your excellency, ,bu, chiefly 20
the evil advisers, with whom we believe your
excelency is unhappiy encompassed.
We are with due respect your Exccilency's
obedlent Servants,
LUTHER DIXON, Lieut.. Colonel.
ELIJAH DEL, JIM. Major.
JOSlAH CIRCUIT, Major.
CHARLES BENNETT, Captain.
JESSE POST, Captain.
- ELlJAh w. WOOD, Captain.
ELIJAH BlRGE, Captain.
MARTIN ID. FOLLET, Captain.
AMASA MANSFIELD, Captain.
L. III. CAMPBELL, Lieutenant.
G. o. DIXON, L;eu,enaos
FRANCIS NORrHWAY, Lieut..
JOSHUA BRUSH, Lieutenant.
DANIEL DODGE, Ensign.
SANFORD GADCOMB, Captain.
JAMES FUI.LlNGTON, o.. Mas.
SHEPARD REALS, Lieutenant.
JOHN FASSET, Surgeon.
SETH CLARK, Jun. Sur. Mate.
THOMAS WATERMAN, Capt.
BENJAMIN TOILET, Lieut..
HlRD HILL, Surgeons Mate.
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5aies at Auctiott.

On WEDNESDAY,, Dccsat--.Nt-l 10 o'clo~ff.
Mn be sold at .3ucfior. at No 70, TApmes-sG
THE Cargo Of the ship Emiha, From Havana. con.
sisting Of
200 boxes, 1sr,o.v
80 bsrrels, )
hs 81 nhds. MoLAssgs.
= Conditions q, time and place Of sale.
Nov. 25. Wheeiwr,gh u Lcfez, aurf'rs.
IS On MONDAY, Nov. 29--at Ii o'cnck,
-. UiR be sold az .auctiOa, on Stepens nluJ,
$40 bushels soicr6oe PbiIatelpni FLOUR
made from new wheat.
MTAA TIE staunch sch BETSEY
EyIyESSxSS MATILDA, burtben "a tons, IS sks
.Hs32&AS- = came from sea-
Nov. 25. Richmond II Rogrrs. anrf'ys,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-25

Address Mr.:
Anthony capt. Caleb
Almy VIM. Jfidd!eiO,m.
Butts Caleb
BOWMAN Francis
Bootman Charles
Brazer- Sally
Rates capt. NJ.
Blanc Gorge or Mr.. Wal
den
Butler bat 1'homas w.
BarlowCaIvin
Buck John
Brown Eli, Gun. Boat.
Cowen John
Currie Lewis p.
Carr George w.
Conway John
Coffin Susan
Chapman William
Cal,lee John
Chacc George r.
Garter Rhotla
Class Ebenezer
Carr Eben. Jamestorvn.
Coggesha!l capt. George
Clark Samuel, Gm-Boaf.
Dennis Jonathan
Dow job Il
Delany William
Dcderer Joseph
Denison Asse, Gun Boaf.
Doat John, Gun Boat.
Esston Newport
'i''S OSo'ES
Freeman Alexander
Fenner Edwin
Gray Arnold
Green Benjamin
Gardper Bctscy
Green N. ".
Gibbs Moses
Gill Thomas
Gavit Arnold
Gorham Joseph
Hussey Geo, &c, 2.
Hurlet Joseph
Hcwes William
n. X. M
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DGSr far sas. tery reasonable ferns,
nNE hundred and sixty-seven bags and 4 bbIs.
proof Rum ~ do. N T. do. /; pipes 4tl proof
brandy Is bbs. mess and prime Beef 10 do. prirne
Pork $50 bbls. Navy Bread IS boxes Chocolates
so jo Soap 10 do. Sweet Oil II bbIs .TarPensins,
IS casks frat quality American cannon and muskes
Powder, so resms sheathing Paper, 10 boxes Cor-
dials bales Cotton. Nov. 15
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~, 1878.
Hathaway Mrs. Martha
Holden Thomas
Jones Perez
Kendall Edward. Forf.-
Lsbo,nsse Mr.. =.
Lincoln John ~.
Lord Jonathan
Luther EzekieI
Observation-Disclosures
Morton MIR.
Morgan Joseph
Manchester Rhofa
Mann Ann
Mullen John
Nichols Samuel, .
Newcomb Waller.
oimstead Lynd
Pcckham Isaac
Phelps capt. Anson q,
purdie James
Prosser James
Pitman Isaac, .lfieI,RefssAg
Rainnee Samuel
Robbins ZSna capt,
Robinson ID >.
Read Samuel NJ.
Sisson Jane
J Spooner Mary
Spooner Isaac
Speneer Henry N
Swan Aaron
sheppard Mrs. r,
rhurston Anthony
Townsend kosappa
rhurston Eliza
Therbcke Richard
Thompson Thomas
Thorn Joseph
Weaver James
Ward John
Weaver John
Ware John
White Ebenezef
Whi,ford JoLr r.,
Winslow Henry u.
Waring Henry
Waity Mrs.
Zierbano a Don DomfsgU
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