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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
Sa!f at aull,on.

TO he fold by order of Court, on Friday,
= the 18th day of November next, at III.
dwelling houie of Peter Anderfon, in Wind :
ham, at one of the clock in The afternoon, Lot
No ~, IN The feeand diviiion OF hundred acre
lots in fsid Windham and two Pew, Nos.
SO and so in the Congregational Fleeing
houie n iaid Workmanship property being
z part of rhe Real RAale OF Thomas Craigus,
I.te Of faid Windhsm deceaieI-- aud to bs
.old tor The Paymen, Of MS eebi..
PRUDENCE CRAICUR.
Wi.s54m, on IL, 1913
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
DiED

Al fea, sth ut on board the Triumpho
care, lately arrived at Newport. William
Crie If aged I5-ion Of Mr.. William erie,
Of tbs. town.
Ia Denmark incluiise>Norway, the deah',
in 1917 were So 45o; he births legitima e,
10 "a, iilegitimste 90 4 he births thus
exceeding the deaths % 600
In czernowilch, ia Moldayia, in June an,
Iarati Mruz,a, executed tor paricide; he bad
way laid and attacked his father, whom he
Knocked down aud thea ltranged for having
eorre,2ei him f.verely. The eulPrit was
aged -
In Phila1elphis, Nicholas Wan, formerly a
dltinguiihed member OF the Philadelphia bar
and ls,terly an eminent miniiter OF The gofpe
among Friends, h., ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
REMOVAL.
STFHEN M'LELLAN.

INFORMS his friend. thar he has ,tr,x.d
from High ftrsst to the Houe formerly
occupied by Col. JANIS BUssHan, where be
fhoud he happy 10 entertain them as uiual,
with Board arc Lodging
Pc,fignd, on 9, 1878
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
Secure fi,e De,syyer

Secure tire Dejerfer. :.
INSERTED from Jordsns Point Battery,
~ on the Sd init AIVAH LOVE a prL,
?a,e, in the ierviee of this Commonwealth,
lately ct Gorham. Said Love i. twenty feven
years old fvs feet four and bs inches in
height, Ugh, faliow complexion grey eyes. and
iandy hair has the appearance Of a runaway,
aud hears no mafks of folder an, u, him
Whoever will sPprehend laid Love and deliv.
er him over TO an cilicer of this Deiac hment,
ihali receive Teo Dollars Reward. Al per
fons are hereby cautioned sgaipft enifling or
harhor,ug fad Deierter, a. they would avoid
the ievere penalties of the law in tuch cafes
made aud provided. 4
"A " ATHERroN ceff CnwsrSisy
Defatbsa I.fsetry, 20 B iz4 Z.
J,son, Point Batfs,y
oeober slh, 1919
~ The faid Love 10 an entitled fuhnifu,c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
New (,.loathing Mill.

J'HE flbferiber hereby gives public notice
10 all cor eerned, that ihe has been duly
appointed and taken upon herielf the truit Of
admniaratrix on the eiisIe of
JONATHAN LovET HASKELL,
late Of New Gloucensr, in the county of Cum.
herIand, woman. deceasel, hy giving bond as
the law dree'-fhe therefore requen, all per-
fons who are Indebted TO the isid deseafed's
eftate TO make immediate payments and thofe
who have any demands thereon. 20 eshih', the
fame to POLLY HAsKsLI.
oaober G. 1879,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
Ga,rtte sDip o.
PORT or P0R7LzND.5l9

Monday, OF 4--Arrived rs armed
sch Pllos, S,urdssnt, from c Inse--An.
sar. Jumper, from Portsmouth F. 5,h, sch
Fox. Raies, from Boston, II re, SAWYER.
from do.--brig Dolores, Msfan y. from ssiem
On, eh Nystsrd, piokeapsG K, from Chat.
ham-Raven, Blanchard, from Boston Ma
~, r. Ems, from Ne~buiY oort-7lh, John.
Downs, from Bosion-.sloop Friendship,
Smith, Cape Ann-8h, Polly. Blasdell, from
Po''smou'h-sch Bets ey and ane, Brown,
from Falmoulh c. .cHd-Ls,k. Stsnwood,
from wleh---brt; Sally.D 4nis, w. Ii.
frlp,, OF dsys from Lisbon with sal,.
Near Tie moq,h OF the hsl Dor she wss
boarded BY IN officer from one Of our shaw.
ing mills under pretence Of being pIo i.
a rrize m asier wa pat on h,lfn and niloied
her INTO toe harbnF beG,re TIE captain had
any m'stfust OF his briggs being prize
same day arrived boat Swsllow, Bail, from
hsh'ng soeage--9h ar. sch kaaA Adams
from Bee iy--lOth sch May Flower, Moul
ION from Pivmou h-bost Strong, Lunt from
Poitsmou'h--PrIvs'e armed sch Lively,
Cums;on, tlom cruise.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11

On the night of the 18Th u't. levere gale
was experienced at ST Mays Il Amelia Hand.
At ST Mary. 6r Gun Boats were funk aod
driven on ihore and slmolt all the men in
one of them perifhed Only one vedel was
left afoat at Amelia aud two At 81 Marys-
Al the latter place feveral houles were blown
down, aud Others much injured A, the for
mer 2s houfes were blown down-The Por.
tuguese fhip Flor onardsna, loaded with 1000
bales of cotton, was dr,ven on Cumberland
Mud, and totaIIY ion
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11

Inspectors of Elections have been
chosen in the several wards in Phiia-
delthia the result was, an equal mum
Der ofFederalists and Democrats.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
8SorCono;
MONDAY, October i, 1873.

The foreign intelligence received the
week past, tho not Official, is highly IN,
teresung
II confirms the late accounts OF the
defeat OF the French by Lord yelling
immense loss OF 10000 men.
The situation Of the French & Rus
sian armies remains the same, and il is
confidently stated, that, in case hoslli
ties should recommence ON the expira
ton of the Armistiee, Austria will be
opposed to Bonaparte.
A rumor is in circul ,tion tina, Brit
ish Minister has been appointed to meet
Messrs Bayard and Galalin, Blu, we do
not think it is entitled to any credit
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
HARVARD COLLEGE.

Since the Commencement In Au.
gust, ninetg t7vo Students have been ad.
mued into this Literary Seminary /;
eighty-hye of them Freshmen, and
seven 10 an advance II finding
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11

movement OF our army in this quarter,
the utmost exertions are making in
Lower Canada to place that province il
a state oil defence and security. II j.
said that The whole mass Of militia have
been ordered out, comprlslng every in
disidual who is capable OF bearing arms
from IS to as years of age From
what we have heard, it would seem that
the provincill gov nm, nj is d,t'rmin--
ed to defend lis territory to the last ex-
tremity.
We further learn that on Friday last
the enemy moved 5000 men from their
encampment in iSCada TO Cogniwaga,
an Indian village about 5 miles from
Montreal, | his movement was pro-
badly made in consequence of the
march Of our my TO Tire westward.
C0n8cfThi6 = From 10 500 oil the
conscripls ordered out by Governor
Iompkins, arrived al Cumberland
head last week.
"a leuer from Capt. Yates of the light
artillery, mentions that the conscripts
have been ordered TO follow the route
of General Hampfon's army.l
The eleventh auniveriary of the Portland
Benevolent Society IL to he celebrated AZ re
Meeting houfe Of Iis hrlf parifs in the ~ a,
nert Wedneidsy evening The order Of per-
fofmances will be as follows-viz
/ Muic--2 Prayer, by the Rev NJ NieS-
eli, 3. Hymn 4 Grafton by Cha, = S. Da.
pis,, Efq IS. Coa,ribu,ion-6. .usc--7.
Prayer, by the Rev. Mr. flisn5-e--8 Anthem
% Benedict on
The MuGc !. 10 be performed Ivy union of
the Singing Societies of the hIli * lecond Par
lihes
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11

OF the Vegetable Mammohs which may
be still seen entire, have been contract
ed for at twenty-five cents each.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11

stiff apart other cargo On board snslleT
vessel. and wlthstsnding us exposure in
open sea, IL. whole arrived "in good o der
and we'll Conditioned" Much praise is
due to capt. Alien, for the great care, skill
and lortitutle with which he managed The
proper committed TO his charge, IN this
Trying yo) age.--We understand he Per-
severance IS taking in another cargo. snd
will take her departure sgain for New Yort
with sll expedition her letter bag will b.
taken down Oh Monday morning.
Part Of Bosfon, Oct. /. A,yited, ,he wac
gon commanded by Capt. X. Muzzy, from
N. Haven wlth 188s los sfuch. The pas.
sage was very bus,erous and wet, and
head wind. al the Wy, Spoke several
travellers IN want of far weather and good
roads.
Oet 2, ar. Cap, ]. Stohe's wagon from
N. Haven, wis 115S lbs STA Oh. Also, the
Wagons commanded by cspt's ]. Haskell,
and L. Mansel both from Hartford, with
fud cargoes of lard. Have had vefysoush
passage. Saw several ssggous soudding
under care IOs 9, and lheir con N lntefs
com .la'uing tina, they were more like
drowned rats tian men. but all singing QUE
" Free Trade, sailors u CUTS, and no I'm
pressment -
N. b, The late essterly storm has lad
an "embstgo" upon many wagons.
a wagon hiss been spoken bouad tc
Northampton, in distress, being in very
lesky eondi ion having cspsized over rock,
she started he aoaas of a cask % vine a
obi Of rum, and 1hd of rlolAsses. There
Was M Insurance,
k.land Natigdi'oa Gest feat was eEci-
ted from The lave 4as'erly storm for tue safe
lyof the d-ets Of wsgg, We, S. Is known 10
he on their pAsssge several of them have,
however. arrived in safety, having wea,h-
cred he storm free of dsmaee. We are,
neverthe less, concerned to STATE that one
OF hee' hp'lnd cas- ward, ha,irg missed
sisys, OF n a clay piis on Dover inrnpike,
and VS. 30 danaged IN her hull as 10 be a.
bAndoned The csrgo WAS saved with lit
lie dam ge- bu. two passengers T. fasorite
dog and ca he'd each limb d,siocsted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11

In part oflhe impression OF our last
paper it was published that the y s.
brig Argus had captured the British
ship cf war Barbadoes, it since appears
the acoountwas base fabrication. he
last accounts from England inform that
quite a different fate has befallen the
Argus we hop this report will prove
incorrect, tho there Is no, much reason
TO doubt i
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11


place on the iloniiefs siuce Co9 Per.
rvs Victory. The army under Gen,
Hampton has been in motion, bu, its
object or destination IS unknown. | he
Albany gazette OF the 4lh instant gives
The following:
ALBANY, ocTonENs.
Reports tor several d.ys past have
stated, that our army was about 10 evac-
uate tNt George-hut the las,
nights mail from Buffalo has brought
us no confirmation thereof That the
disnanlling and final evacuation OF that
place hats been long determined on, is
admitted on al, hands - - hat Effect
the victory oil Com Perry may hav.
harl 10 change this determination We
know not.
The hostile fleets on Lake Ontario
are both out oil port.
Denoit.-Com. Perry writes 10 the
Sec'ry Of the Navy, under the date Of
Sept. 90, mentioning as report that
morning received, tbat the Indians
had burnt Detroil"
FO's me Ptatsbvgh Herald, Of Sep, %.
NO OF rR .Ars1y-For the iniorma
ton tho,dislanl readers, we lay be-
lore ,permlse following summary State
men,ed in movements OF the Northern
Army, within the last or . days,
SO lar as We have Seen acquainted with
them.
On Saturday the 18th instant, S
O'Clock p Nj. the army broke up its
encampment at Cumberland Head, en-
barked IN batteaux, and procs eded 10
the Nor,hwsrd. Having a favorable
wind, they reached Champlain early
the ncSt morning. / he van guard
crossed the enemy 8 lines into Odel
} own at sun rise, where they surpli-
zeea smail picket, and made s prison.
ers--in this affair two of the enemy
were killed in attempting to make their
escape, andone morlaily wounded. a.
bout O'Clock the main army crossed o.
yer and encampvd al the village of Cd.
el own, three quarters of mile with
= the province hue, where they remain.
cd till the next day, when they again
put themselves in motion and retired to
Champaign The day after they NOV
ID 10 Chazy and on Thursday the Esd
they took up their line OF march for the
westward BY the last accounts they
were al Chataugay, about 40 miles to
the west OF this. Their place of desti
nation is not known--and in conse--
qaence OF the secrecy which has been
Observed in The oounaelb of the army,
u would be useless at present 70 hazard
a conjecture ON the subject he reg
ular force under Gen. Hampton may
he estimated (. ON four 10 FIVE thousand
Elective men. ihey are in excellent
condition, and constitute beyond COM
Parisoo, the finest body OF troops we
have yet seen
00uemsHts IN Canada.
We learn thatia consequence Of the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11

The Bunllo Gazette mentions that
a report had reached tina, place stating
the capture OF Maiden, together with
600 men by Gen Harrison A few day
viii determine the correctness OF this.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11

The British c,fel ship Hawk Gordon.
arrived at ". Yoik last Saturday 81 ernuon,
IL days fem ST. Johns y. y with Isl prs-
oners, taken out OF the cartel ship Jenn,
from Dar,mou h, E. which put in,o St.
] his, IN distress, having lost hef ms'nms.,,
,nd sprung aleak. The prIVateer SCH. Coz.
Ierry, rom ppr'.and, bound on eruize, ar.
a, ST. Johns the day the Hawk sailed, sent
~ oy man of war brig.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11

TIN public i. informed that the ccpar,s
i ne ihip la.ely suuouneed as fulfilling
hs,ween 5. ,Radolf and / Psiee, was never
conf.nted TO by the fubfcriber As il was
publiihed 10 hi, abfenee Ivy MIR Price, with
out his knowledge, he fee' i, duty to inform,
the pubic that the whoe is wilhou, founda.
ton. SAMUEL RATCLlFF.
Na,-,,. Oyot.r a. 1919.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
De MERRILL, hss removed from Mr.
Foiioms TO Col Bussrsas, P,sgh sias.,
Middle Hreet. Portland, Ga IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
ALBANY, ocrorER4 .

Deroi'.-Com. Perry writes 10 the
Sec'ry Of the Navy, under the date q
Sept 20, mentioning as report tha
morning received, " Hat the Indians
had burnt DetroiI"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
The Garalia .4rmies.

Nothing oil importance has taken
place on the itoniiefs siuce Co9 Per
rvs Victory. The army under Gen,
Hampton has been in motion, bat its
object or destination IS unknown. The
Albany gazette OF the 4lh instant gives
the following:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11

Oaoher sh, 1919
az The faid Love 10 an entitled fuhnifuie
and has received bounty and pay in advance
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-29
Nfsy2l
Boot and Shoe Hacking.
JOHNSON

RESPECTFULLY informs the gen.
.,emen of Alexandria, that he has taken
. stand near the corner OF Royal, on
King street, under Mr., G'ifhth's store,
where no intends sarrying on the bust
ness of Backing Boots and Shoes, and
Cleaning Fair Tops.
Having followed the business in the
northern cities, fer some time past he
aatters himself he shall be able to give
entire satisfaction to his employers, IN
respect 20 neatsess, despatch and the
excellent quality of his backing. He
w;,l wait ON gentlemen 10 the morning
FIR their boots and shoes, WEIGH he Will
return in the course of the day, or I'M.
me,ha,cly to those who desire it. His
mode of cleaning preserves the shape OF
the boot, and bis backing soitens ana
shr,c nes the leather.
May Ia
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-29
From me Mobile Gazette.
GOOD NE WS-MOBILE TAKEN

GOOD NE TV&-MOBILE TAKEN!
PROCLAMATION
Issued by General Wilkinson, on the
debarkation OF the troops atL'Ancse
(Moville.)
To tie Inhabitants cfthe to1un Of Mobile.
Be not alarmed by appearances. but
rest tranquil within your dwellings, and
take no part in the scenes which may
ensue the display # the American Stand
ard in your vicinity.
visit you under the srder OF the Pre-
siaent. to enforce The law Of tic United
States. and give eff CT 20 he evil inst.
tutions Of the Mississippi Eerr'!ory.
The public faith is pledged for The
protection of youS person. and property;
and those which !aay he disposed to re-
tire from the pI,ce or from he country,
will be permitted to depart in safety,
with their sasds and chattels.
Done at Camp near the town Of Mo.
bile, April the twelfth, in the year Of
OUT Lord eighteen hundred and thlr-
teen.
IAMEG VIII KINSON
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-29
JAMES WILKINSON.
MOBILE, April %.

MOBILE, april 70.
The eyes of the nation will be divert
ed moment from the horrors Of war,
which desolate our northern borders, to
enjoy the glad prospect which presents
itself in the south.--Knswing we'll the
interest which the fall possession Of the
eastern sectisn of Louisiana will excite
in the United States, we have obtained
from correct source the particulars,
which enables us to state the following
detail of the military movements in re-
lation to that event.
Orders for taking possession were re-
ceiyed by major-general James Wilkin-
son at head quarters, about the first Of
last month 1t was foreseen that the
only danger which could attend the eff.
fectuation ofthe object, wsuld arise from
the communication of information to the
enemy, whs might be lowering off the
coast, or to the Spaniards at Pensacola
sesrecy and eelerity we're therefore tie
necessary characteristics Of tic move
mcnts.
The general had to collect troops, *
prepare materials for the expedition.
He ordered battalion efthe Sd regi
nent from the English Turn, to the
Pass OF Chrisiian, urder the pretencs Of
preserving the health Of the troops; and
he ordered from New Orleans comps.
ny OF artillery and battalion from the
second regiment to the Petite Coquiile
as if to assist in building the works in
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der, and excited such animos'ly' shat
for a tims they couId not bear the COM
pany Of each. other. All! can such re
sentiment exist in heavenly minds 1t is
well tina, there is controlling power:
what had threatening aspect to the best
interests of men was oyer-ru!ed TO spread
the Gospel more extensively, & to en-
pioy more laborers in the vineyard
He'll VIC. combined against our Loro'
and, verifying thought! earth was JOIN.
ed in the accursed league. Our Lord
was vili6ed, prosecuted, & put to DEAN.
The actors, 10 this disgracsiul seone'
were free agents and accountable Tor
the atrocisus conduct, yet, strange 70
tell, contrary to their own VIEWS ana
even subversiye ofihem, they were .ex-
ecuting the express decree OF heSaeh'
The death of Christ. fatal to tbs powers
Of hell, and infinitely happy for men on
earth, glorious event which eternity
shall celebrate, was brought about by a
| secret but efIectnal management OF the
NEST detest.ble passions, whereby the
wrath Of man praised God.
God permit. guilty passions to pfsvaii
so far Us fulhls his purpe>s, but men
may carry their resentment tuftter.--
Sennacherib invaded Judea, this was
pernIittetI, being IN Ged's decree tor the
government efthe wsrld, hut hs intend
ed more, ret only To enbarrass and al
fict the Jewish nation, but also TO SUD
iect the Jews under his anthority this
exceeding his commission he could not
succeed. Esau hated Jacob ard was re-
solved at prescribed TINE to put him
to death, but this did not accord with
the Divine decree, therefore, however
resolute Esau was in his own mind he
was unable to put his design in practice
Pharaoh of Egyp! enriched with the
services the lsrae!ites, would not re
lease them from bondage. He braid
ed Moses, and set God at defiance -
This remainder Of 7vratk was all in vain.
The expressions under which the lsra'
elites had long gvoaned, having answer
ed the designs of Providence, Israel
could not be detained fer a moment lon
ger under oppression. Let the Egypt
ans rage, let Pharoah imagine VAN
thing, it was to no purpose; Gods de-
sign. shall most assDreaiy take place,
| bu, v-e-J ~Froeit;on, f-~'., ..el, or Garth,
shall Issue in the shame and defeat OF
tho oppsssr.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-29
SATURDAY. MAY 30
Joseph Vaudeville,

Corner of Ksg sy Fairtar-stree's'
OFFERS FOR SALE,
mr. vyoLssALE AND RETAIL,
! Teas-gunpowder' I'M
5o g. enS''S perial, hyson, hysoh SIN,
80 boxes young hyson s souchong
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars :,
los hhds , New Orleans * Mascovado
SO bbls Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
70 hhds retailing Mclasses -,
S pipes, s half pipes and or casSs.I
Madeira
s pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
s do genuine old Port
IA pipes Red Catalonia
40 cases choice Claret
2 butts, IL half pipes Malaga
pipes, half pipes and 20 or. casks
Teneriffe
Is pipes real Cognac Brandy
S pipes Gin
% nuncheons West-India Rum
Is puncheons and 40 bbls New England
Rum
10 bids. Peach Brandy
IS do. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
3 hhds Cherry Bounce
so doZcn Hibberts Old LondeA Brown
Stout
90 bales Cotton
600 ID. Bengal Indigo
500 ID. Bright Nader
5000 ID. Goshen & Observation-Disclosures
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
men,o, race and ground Ginger,Cayenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas,
Barley, Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Chamber
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped Can.
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue, Salt
Petre, Arnotte, Alum, Copperas, Brim
stone, Gunpowder, patent Shot, Filnts,
Hajrpowdcr, Silters, Cigars, Demijohns,
Wrapping Paper and Irvine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, sc.
&c.
". b. SO bushels fresh svarr&nted
CLOYER SEED.
March s.
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MaNTToRY.

10 Thou /. whose 4vord from solid aa'@'
mess struck
That shark, the Sun, strike wisaom
g. mn, emit YoUNe.
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Herring Seine Twlue.

Herring Seine Iwlue.
Just rsceioed g FOR SHE,
S cases Herring Seine Irvine supe-
rior quality Cameron Street Wharf
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
Lisbon,
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Sheetings
Cork for Seincs,
Tanners Oil in bills and half bbls.
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do in tierces and bbls.
Birthstone III bhls.
Mess No. / anil Boston Beef, bbls.
and half bbls.
Dc. prime Pork, bbls.
bbls. Tar, Rosln, Turpentine and
Pitch.
April Z.
wish to dispose of, on
reasonable terms a Young Negro NO
man of uncxceptionabls character. She
is a gsod servant and excellent nurse.
ALSO TO HIRE,
II Ngrss Boy, assut IA or Is years Of
ace, who can be recommended asa house
servant.
lane H. Slacum.