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his preparations for Is minutes, when
cen,inel from. the forecastle hailed
I" boat ahoy !" and he had to decamP.-
The centinel not being answered, Tired
his musket, which was followed BY a
rapid discharge of small arms. Blue
lights were made, to find out the boat,
but failed they then threw rockets IN
different directions, which iliunined the
water for considerable width as far as
they were thrown, and succeeded in dis
covering the position of the nocturnal
visitor; when the ship commenced q
rapid FIRE of heavy guns, slipped her ca
bles, and made some sail; while the
boats were dispatched in pursuit, Tbs
daring intruders, however escaped un-
hurt. The visit was repeated on the
nights of the 2lst, 22d, and Esd, without
success, as the ship, having taken the
alarm, changed her position every night
On The aigh, Of the Gath, however, Mr..
d succeeded in finding her out, and ha-
wing taken his position within 100 yards
distance, in direction with her larboard
bow, he cropped the fatal machine into
the wafey just as the ccntihcl was cry
ing ell's wsI. 1t was swept along with
the tide, and would have completely et-
feoted it's errand but for cause not
proper to be named here, but which May
be easily giiardcd against in future ex.
psr.lnents, i. exploded few seconds too
soon. TIE scene was awfuily sublime,
It was like the conclusion OF an earth
quake attended with sound louder and
more teiritic than the heaviest peal OF
thunder. : pyramid OF water 50 ieet
in circumference was thrown up TO the
height d SO or 40 feet, Its appearance
was v:qid red tinged at the sides win
a beautiful purple. On ascending 10 rs
greatest height, il burst at the top WITH
a Tremendous explosion aud fci! IN tor
rents on the deck OF the ship which roll
cd alto the yAwning chasm below. and
had nearly upset; impervious darkness
again prevailed. The light occasioncd
by the explosion, though teeung, ena'
bed Mr. M and his companions to dis
cover that the forechaEncl OF the snip
was blown of, and boat which lay a
longsice with several men in her was
thrown up in the dreadful CONFUSION OF
the waters. Terrible indeed must have
been the panic of The ships crew, from
the noise and confusion which appeared
to our advcnlurers to prevail OH board {;
and they are certain that nearly the
whole ships crew hastily betook them,
selves to the boats.
Though he did not succeed on this oc'
casio1 in destroying one Of the eneny's
ships, MIR Mix is rather encouraged
,haa disheartened. He is resolved to
make another attempt as soon as time
and circumstances will admit, and he
appears confident from the experience
which practice has given him, that he
will be able to make future trials with a
certainty Of success.
Norfolk Herald, Jnly ".
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FORT MEIGs AGAIN BEsIEGED

Cory Of letter rransmifted to the Sc
ecetary Of zvar BY the person to zphom
IL qcaS addressed:
Upper SAndusky, July "a, 1919.
DEAR SIR,
Mr. Oliver has this moment
arrived from Fort Meigs, with verba!
message from Gen. Clay to Mi Gen'i,
Harrison (row at Sandusky with consi.
derebEe force) informing him that The
BRUSH and Iadians have sgain besiegcd
that place. They we're discovered on
the opposite side oil the river yesterday
morning just after reSeiiiee, The lndl-
acs had crossed over in the nigbt.
&c. BARTLETT, Q MIG.
Mai. Infrl.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Rehorted for the .4iera,dria Gazette.
SATURDAY, Jllr 81.

( Rehorted for the .4ierana'ria Gazette.
SATURDAY, Jlly 81.
Mr.. Macon from the select committee
appointed Oh that part otthc Presidents
message which relates 10 the spirit and
manner of conducting the wax OH the
part of Tue British, male 3 detaiia,l re-
port, which concluded with Tie follow
lug resolution: Resolved. That the
President Of The Uni.ed States be re.
uaested to have collected ard present
cd to this House during the continuance
of the present war, evidence oi every
departure by the enemy t'om the ordi'
nary mode OF conducting war among
civilized nations, which was coEcurred
in, and 5000 copies ordvfed TO De print
ed.
A committee OF two was ordered TO
wait on The President OF the y. States
with the resolution.
The House took up the report ct The
committee of elections on the petition
Of JOHN Tslliafcrro, Contestiug the cleo
ton of John p. Hungellord.
MIR. Shelley moved 10 postpone It's
further consideration till the next Sea-
sion of congress. Carried.
The house IN committee Of the whole,
Mr.. Kennedy in the chair, on bill itom
the senate, authorising the payment isr
Wagons aud teams captured at Detroit.
The committee rose and reported
their agreement to the bill & the house
coucurred, and the bill was ordered to
be read third time this day. 1t vas
subsequently read third time and pass
cd VA
Ar engrossed bill forth: relief OF jo-
shua Dorsey, was read third time ana
passed.
A Spanish paper, printed IN the island
Of Cuba, states, thai on the 10th OF May
squadron Of the revolutionists OF Gar
thagena, consisting Of a brig OF Is guns
and six schooncrs, appeared of ST. Mar
tina on The Maine. They had OH board
loco men, zoo ofwhom landed with one
field piece. They were met on the
shore BY few soldiers and about 30 OF
the inhabitants, when severe contest
ensued. The revolutiobists were rout-
ed with the loss Of loo killed, several
taken prisoners, and the field piece TAX
en-. On the | It'll. they made another at.
tack under General XstilloD, consisting
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Killed, Wounsed,

Killed, WennSed,
the battle Of Aaster-
ftx, the French bull
le,io mentions their
: loss to be 300 1000
In the battle ofPalissk,
10 which Bonaparte
was repuisea. he lost,
BY his own accounts, 800 1000
In the subsequent bat
lie Of Eyiau, in which,
SIR r bert Wilson
states the French loss
al $4,000, Bonaparte
OILY acknowledges 1000 500
In the battle of Fried
land, the French loss.
b. The bulletin, was
Only 500 S,ooo
In the battle Of .Asfern
and sshag, Napoleon
confessed his loss was 100 5000
In the battle otWagram,
sithough II was ascer-
tanned that upwards
1000 oG theFrench
wee buried on the
feld Of battle, and the
t9nglo boss was stated
II DC upwards of So,
900. the French loss
is s,alc4 10 be l,50O or 40
How great will their disappointment
te, should u5 tarn ost, ,hat. ais loss on
u. three FIST days HIS no counterpart
IL history that the allies know'a e, that
III. situation was desperate, aad iAat he
must ad,ance at any hazard, alter "
ma ,oousring he Fad threatened their
r;sal they de,cr.niu, ! Oh fixing upon
e the plains of Recchenhach, whtrs their
Cavalry would gave them decided Su-
periority over their enemies-snd tbat
tHe events Of the 22d compelled him 10
submit TO an arBistice dictated by the
Emperor Of Austria, on whom now de-
pehds the desunies Of Europe; also
that the denoument OF his military ope-
raIions Of 1918 may be as disastrous to
the Bpnapartean dynasty. as was that OF
1912. Surely postponement OF their
cxultation, in order TO ASCERTAIN the truth
Of the ma.tcr, for few days, could not
have been improper.
INCA.
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Departed this life on Wednesday e.
yenipg the 18th inst. in the Ssh year Of
his age, Captain WILLIAM MILAN, OF
Fairfax county. By this affiictiug dis.
pensa,ion Of Divine Providence, Mrs
MILAN s large family of small children
arc Ieli TO depiore the lrrep.rahie loss OF
an affccuonale husband and an indulgent
parent al the most interesting periods OF
their lives.
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August :


PUBLIC CALI.
IN the I'd day Of August Court
~ next, will be exposed to sale in
Lecsburg, at Peers. Tavern, if*not
previously disposed Ola tract OF Land
containing upwards of 500 Acres. nesr
Goshen, in the County OF Loudcun.--
This Isna lies conyeaieMs TO the fuin-
pike Road TO the Alexandra market /;
is as susceptible Of Improvements from
Plaster of Paris. as any Land in the
County: hasa large portion OF wood,
and meadow land, and is well watered-
The Improvements are toierably CONF
Portable.
From the increasing value OF land In
the neishborhood, it is worthy the att
tsntioD purchasers. 1t may be seen
ny applying 10 Mr.. C.. Stewart who
lives en- the premises. Terms OF sale,
one third in hand, and the balance in s
and 2 months, with approved securf
ty
Apply to Geo. N. Rails, or in his
absence 10 ] 7. Ramsay.
April 8 lawis
District of Columbia, to wit.
County, g 4.eraHd'Ia,
.lfiril term, 1878.
Robert Patten, Complainant,
AGAINST -
Craven Cash and Su' annah Cash, -
Children of William Cash, de-
ceased, and Cask, widow 9
and rc!ict of William Cash, de- :
ceased, Defendants
The defendants Craven
Cash and Susannah :, ash. children of
Wi;liam Cash, deceased, and
Cash, widow and reiic1 of William
Cash, deceased, not having entered
their appearance ard given security &C.
cordine. 10 the act of assembly and the
rules Of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the court upon affidar,
Wit, that the said defendants, Craven
Cash and Susannah Cash, children OF
WI ,l'n Cash, deceased, and
Cash, widow & rclict Of Willias Cash,
deceased, are not inhabitants Of this
district on motion of the said com.
piainants BIZ their counsel, 1t is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here
on the FIRST day of November term
next, and answer the bill Of tic CONF
p,ainan,s end that d copy OF this order
be forthwith inserted in ore Of the pub
lie newspapers published in Alexandria
for Two months successfully, and that
anotber copy be posted 1t ''re front door
of the cour, House OF said county.
A copy. Test
c.. Deneale, C.
Iulv lae2m
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of their whole force. A severe battle
ensued, which continued for 8 hours,
and terminated in the total o.erthrow Of
Gener-I xatillon, who was killed with
500 men, including 90 officers, and loo
prisoners taken. The loss of the Spa
niards was trifling.
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PuBIIC SALE.

NN Monday the soth dag of August
" next, il fair, if not the next fair
day, will be sold to the highest bidder
on credit of 9 months at FoX's Mill
alf tic estate OF Ann Fox, deceased, con.
sisting CT number Of Virginia born
Slaves, three Stills, Stock of different
kinds, and other articles toe tedious TO
mention.
MORRISS FOX, Executor:
Fairfax, July 81 2awts
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Sale by Auction.

On Friday the 9Th inst. at IL o'clock, at
the auction room, head Of Frederick
street dock. { Baltimore, will
be soid en- credit,
so hogshe. Ids, hiuscdrado
70 barrels, Sugar.
so boxes white HavannA 40.
SO Go. brown do. do.
40 barrels White Braz'I do.
100 hAds first quality MoIasses.
WM. VANCE. 3 CO.
.Auctioneers.
August .. dat
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Since the Torpedo explosion on SA.
turday night ,hs Plantasenct has been
guarded by n and 2 irigatcs, which
with 2 or 8 tenders, comprise all the
shipping at present In LynlIaven. ID.
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY, August 2.

"-o sREw
IRA VERY AGE * ROXY OF THs TINS
MIS- YoRx AND PRESSURE.
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Jackson & Kunlney,
8 mo I'd.

HAVE FOX SALE
10 hhds. .covado Sugar, superior
quality
~ cases Cotton Cards, No 8, 9 & To-,
froul approved factories,
400 bags Navy Bread,
Cordage, Grind Stones, Balls am Cape
vi, Cotton Checks, Chairs, sc.
August 3 3taw5w
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COE1EN'S
Lottery g Exchange office,
NO. lilo, MARKET STREET, BALTIMORE:
THE DRAWING OF THE
Baltimore Hospital Lottery,

/.
SECOND CLASS,
Will be resumed on WEDNESDAY,
the 25,h Of AUGUST.
THE SCHEME
Contains the .jsit14ptag cad.tal Price
srHin the wheel:
s $4,000 s 10000 8 10000
10000 10000 10000
10000 10000 10000
5000 5000 5000
Besides large proportion Of Thou
sanis, Five Hundreds, Iaso Hundreds,
sc sc. &c,
First drawn $500 Blanks are entitled
to s IL each.
Next 1000 Blanks are entitled to BIS
each.
Next 500 Blanks are entitled to S 20
each.
Not near tue Blanks 10 a Prize.
Present price of Tickets Warranted
andrawO) hieuen Dollars, but will soon
advance.
T Orders for TICKETS or SHARRs,
from any part of the Union, Enclosing
the Cash, or Prize Tickets, in any of tho
Lotteries, post paid addressed to the
Subsc siber, will be promptly and Panc-
tually attended to, and the earliest In
telligence ssnt Of success.
j. /. COHEN, in.
Principal Agent for the Contractors.
No. 10. Market ST. Baltimore.
Baltimore, Juiu $50. ieo4t
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|, of the estlnaSle society in which she
moved i. the best testimony. Of that
circle, relentless death has darkened one
of the brightest beams; bai lang shall
the bosom Of affection sndfrieDdship cn-
balm in melancholy remembranee, those
rare endowments, which illustrated IN
her, the characters OF w.ie, mother aud
friends Size was a decided believer IN
the doctrines, sincere and humble prac.
tiser of the duties oil Christianity ; and
whilst her surviving l,lends may derive
10 useful example frona tic purity oil
her life, End her resignation IN death, let
them console themselves with the hope
that she is now sheltered from the storms
of this world OF woe, under the Protec-
ton of that Aimigl9,y Being in whose
service and alteration she breathed her
expiring sigh.
DIED, in Augusta, (Maine) on the 9th
instant, Mr.. JOHN GlILY, at the ad.
yanced age of one hundreds tsuenty tour
years J.! He was bern in the west OF
Ireland. few miles FROM Cork-migra-
ted TO America about 70 yea9. ego, and
since that period resided in Augusta
Has bad the sirgularfelicity OF living in
three centuries; and more than halt
century in each hemisphere He en-
joyed state of uncommon health-the
vigor of his bohy and limbs continued
until within few days of his death; &
his mental faculties to the last. He has
left la'ge family; his Youngest child
Is in his twen,y-ihh year.
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ErsTqcr Of letter from gentlemen at
Erie TO his friend in PufSburS, dated
!. judy l9, 1918, rsceIped by the eIhrssS
Ros: Ga "Wednesday last.
"Our town Is all bustlc-hye OF the
eneny's vessels ale now within one mile
Of the town, and appear 10 be full ot
men. What their intention is it is im-
possible TO say. Should they attempt a
l.nding, fear much o,;r militia, frem
ih> want of discipline, will make Il poor
fight. Commodore Perry has not men
sJtlicient to a,an one brig"
Ng,biug new from the head quarters
ofgeneral II rrisor, by the Clsaveiand
express.
Nh F. Mix Of the navy gentleman
oI ingenuity and enterprise has been Tor
several weeks past preparing Torpedoes
70 atempt yhe expiasioa Of some of the
eneniy's shipping in Lyi,haven Bay
Tie B,i)sh "a gun ship PlantageEet,
,t3J bas for a month past been laying
abreast Of Cape Henry light house, AID
has rarely hsdthe company of at. other
vessel, appeared 10 Nh. iEi& as tsc most
favorable object for trying his expert
E,e:t on
Accordingly on the Fight ct the lSih
Ju,y. accomp4ni, 4 by CAPT Bowman nt
Sllcul, and midshipuar MGoTan, OF
lii, L S. navy, who volunteered their
assistance during the hol2 Of the eater
p:ize re lei, lis place OF rendezvous &
proce, ded down 10 ihr Piantsgcnct, "a,
In large open beat, which BE- calls the
"-CacsGftQkc's FeveRge," and !'nm pre-
pioas observations found no difficulty in
.GScer;ajning the position OF the ship
When b had got 10 within 40 iathem OF
hes, he dsoppsd the torRsdo over, IN the
seny ins.ss.l uf doing which he was hall
81 hy enc of tho enems's guard boats.
TIE machine was speedily taken into the
haa. again, and he made his ~ay of in
sai,'y, On the night OF the 10Th he
n, d another attempt, and was again
,h,co erred ere lac could accomplish his
i.mp,s-, Ga the night Of the 10Th he
.ns> eeted in getting within Is-yards OF
Ia. ships bow, ard directly under her
III D.eai. Tasre he c0niis.rsd making
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TO RENT,

And Posscssion giOe,' immediatety,
A Two Story Framed HOUSE with
half an acre of ground, at the upper end
Of King street. Also, convenient
DIV eiIipg-IIouss with two acres oi
ground at the lower end OF Water street.
Apply to
Robert Patton, If.
January 20
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FOR SALE.

VoN oxlA lie
A valuable tract of Land, the soil Of
the tirrt quality, and ali in heavy tim-
Ter, lying in the county ofLoudon on
Broad.run about two miles and half
above the bridge, and through which
the Church and OK rosds passes, the
title indisputable and containing about
$50 acl es, which will be divided (ifre-.
quled) 10 suit purchasers, and the
payments made easy. For further
particulars enquire Of Mr.. John Ma
thias l., csburg, who will show the pro.
pcrty and make known the terms OF
sake.
Richard II. Love.
Aucust 9 d3w
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l will sell a negro man
hat is likely, healthy and young, and
of uaexcentionable qualities OIL Farm
Bede Clements.
July 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08
@ortCap0:
Monuay, NovemberH8, 1878.

Moiiiay, A>o'NiiicNio, ~ Ao'
!.
continuation of Fore gn ar icles by the E.
RE. viii be found in the columns otthis days
Gazette together with in diligence one day
later. 4ereiyed At Boston by the Swedish
ship Neptunus, from Liverpool. BY the ar
,icles furnished by the latter arrival, it
appear ha, series of snnxolnary engage
merits between the frencn and Allies, had
taken rlscc IN the ne,ghhorbood OF Dresden,
which terminated IN the occupation OF that
place BY the Allies on tue Is h of Septem.
ber--0n this subject, a writer in ,he Dos.
ton ID Advertiser remark. 49,
The previous movements OF the ar.
mics indicated that Napoleon must eth.
er retreat OF fight, or pei haps both.-
twill be recollected that the Prince Of
Schwartsenburg had gone to Zittsu in
Lusatia, 10 reinforce Gen. Butcher with
5000 men, which place ID only 20
miles from Gorlitz, the place where
the French accounts admitted Plueher
10 have been on the OH and Goilit2 is
only 4oAmiles from Dresden. This
large army threatened the French front
and was in communication with the left
Sing OF the Crown Prince of Sweden Oh
ihe 10th OF September. On the other
ode ii will be also recollected, that the
Efand allied amy had debouched in
Iao columns fom the frontiers of 30
Asmia into Saxony, by the Pelefswa.de
ihd hlterbutS roads, threatening the
Asr oil DTesden, and The advanced posts
athe Russian General " ittgenslien,
nd the fIussian General Klest, were
Hated Oh the 9TH to have been in sigh,
u that city. The distance From Dres-
den to Hamburg is about $50 miles,
giving abundant time for the transmits
.ioh oil the inIelligence.-i I've distance
between Jutelbuck from which place
We have had accounts TO the 10Th,
'hd Dresden is upwards of so miles, so
heterogeneous might have happen
% N LusaIia, OF in Ssxony rear Dres
yen on the 10th, lth, 9th, and 18th,
aHast our previous accounts do not
's'iedlt the presumption. Leipsic, the
10 which the account states the
t,snch are retrealine, is on pieise, IS
aes from Dresden, and near the plain.
Iulzen, the road passes through Nos |
TX Naiaaslm, Coldlx, P0msen, aud |
olwlek' The distance OF Leipsic to |
aBdebnrg is 60 miles further. III
'poleon should retreat to the latter
'ee' lie would leave Whites burg,
S''su, and iorgau, behind.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08
BEN AMIN b. FOSTER,
Ciotbier az Saccaratba.

Cloibier at Sacearatpa, T.,
INFORMS his friends and the public, ,has
he has resnlt his Falling mil and Dye
houie that was dsaroyed by FIRE 10 the qs,h
September lsit and Is ready to receive Cloth
from all thofs who will oblige him with .E.ir
euifom lie hal'er. himfelf hat he can give
iatiifaction In his line of bu6nefs, and with a.
quick ddpsich as any Cloth,er in tLeie paris;
as his Works are 10 better order then rver for
Dreihng Cioih.--tiaviue been q, great En-
pence in rebuilding obliged to call on an
who have accouss and NOES due of ionf,
fanding to pay the fame immediAe.y othsr-
w'ie their note, and accounts will be put IN
the hands Of an Attonsry for CoIleaioa.
fal1g,rf5, Np sfB, 1913
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08
Mn. SHIRLEY,

MIR. SHIRLEY,
A few remarks appeared in a late
Gazette, written, | am sure, with the
best intentions, and | trust with none
but GOOD feelings-but expressed, !
think, with an unnecessary severity,
upon some recent poetical productions,
which have appeared in your paper
They certainly bore the marks of luven-
iIity, and discovered want of practice
in the art of ersifta'ion. All however,
have not equal advantages of cultiva,ing
a talent for composition. Whatever
haste those pieces may have exhibited,
they certainly possess merit-and how
ever they may be exposed to criticism,
they likewise betray genius. To a
mind that is more fond of observing
beauties than detecting blemishes,
these occasional illusions OF poetical
fancy musf present something very
pleasing and considerably original.
taste is attendant on experience. 4 he
blossom and the fruit are hardly to be
expected at the same period More
maturity may tend TO correct many i'm.
Projections and even faults-but all in.
dicatiors of intellectual excellence de.
serve TO be cherished, and If not regar.
ded with partially, at least protected
from injustice. Having given publicity
to these productions in the Gazette, per.
haps any reflections from the same
quarter might have been spared--and
something seems to be the more due
therefore, to feelings that NAV possibly
be injured, and ambition that might
probably be damped, from
| CANDOR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08

The iatefi accounts from the Canadian IRON.
tier reprefent the a-mies under WiIknfon and
Hampton in GatH Qso "a petition, which, from
long habit they appear moa capable of main.
tanning. Rumor Gates that the utmoa har.
mony does not prevail among the command
ers on thar fla,ion-and that an erprefs had
been tent to Wilmington or bu6nef. relating
to this fubject. After they GET out of This
hobble, it is probable they will take new
petition.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08
ffARRIED.

In Newhuryport Nj. Samuel Osgood,
mer, Of his own to Miss Rebecca N. Fol
lan.bee, of the former place
In Boston. Mr., Geo. &c Clark, to Miss
Betsey Gridley.
In Baldwin, by J Pierce, Esq Mr. Peter
Sanborn, Jun. To NJ =, Phebe Bnford.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08
FIVE DOLL ARS REWARD

A fmall uuuk containing feveral valuable
"A Papeo and few articles of Cloalhng
was left TAT the Stage in Portland, on the
evening of the 25rh OF May lat, and ha.
pot been ieen here ar head of Gnce Who
ever viii return i5s z,pnl ant hf e,sfsass 10 he
Jane aah they were in when 'aken-fhaII re-
celve the above reward, and The thanks of
PETER o. ALDEN.
o2. 10, 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08
6a;ftte Sbip GrtDs.
PORT OF POR7LdND-Isl9

Tuesday Nov. 2 --srriyed boat Persever.
snee, Cousins. from Sedgw'ck -sloop Peck
ct. Grindie, from penobscot-5l, sloop M.
%, Whitney, from Castine--bos. RAPID.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08
REMOHHL.

STEPHEN M'LfLLAN, -
INFORMS his friend. that he has ,.sos!g
= from High-areet 10 she Houie form.ss-
occupied by Col. Jnmes RuasaAn vte.ei =
ihould be happy to entertain them as niusl,
with Board and Lodging 60
Portland on .