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tured on the SIN Janusry, by the Racoon, British
sloop ut war, and carried into Rio Jsnero from
which port she was last from, bound to England,
under charge of 1t. Charles W Smith. with crew
OF 70 mrn--tcok out all bul 3, and ordered her for
France June Is, lat. 81, lon 10, 80, captured Br.
sloop Peggy, from Greenock fos limerick and ran
somed her. Same day, captured English sch Broth
er Sisters, Stewart, from Liverpool fol weslport.
With lumber, and burnt her. Same dsy, captu,ed
English brig Louisa. and after putting on board 20
prisonerss iansomed her. Junee To- lat. 54, lon. IL.
captured English sloop Fox, Packet, Cap,. MIN
tyre, from Liverpool for Limerick, with an assorted
cargo--ordered her for Norway June IL, lat ST.
lon 10, 80, captured English sloop William & Ann.
Eadie. from Newcastle for Galloway, cargo glass
and coal. and ordered her for France. .--same day.
captured fishing boat and released her. after put.
ting on board prisoners 18th, sent all the re-
naming prisoners on shore, on parole. June 10.
lat. 81. 3S, captured English soop James & Eliza.
beth, Wyle, from Kincardown for Limerick. with
eoai, ana ransomed her, July 5, lat IS. 4s, Ion:
"a, i7 saw large sch. standing towards us, which
shcw ten ports OF side, and under English colors
mot wishing 70 risk an sngs sgenent with vessel
evidently superior IN force, kept before the wind
she set all sail in chase, firing her bow guns, and
gaining on very fast. On the 9th, ut 2; p. N she
commenced action withis gunsho,--at haEpsst 8
she shot away our foret9psail yard and ring tail
boom, and wounded one man severely, Mr. Smith.
the carpenters mate was also slightly wounded hy
grape shot, many OF which struck the vessel in cvc-
~ drection injuring the sails considerably bu, do.
ing no other damage of consequence. Al 6. r. Y.
after huling the enemy several times, and carrying
away some OF his small spars, he wore round. ard
atte, firing his broedside, consisting OF
Oft. We made sail in chace, but finding il impossi,
bic TO come up with her. her sails being new relins
gnishcd the pursuit at 10, r. N. Jul, 3, lat "a
Ion. 80, -, was chased by trgats. but escaped in
tog. Oliver Barnes, tho person wounded in tho
action Of the 9Th, died OF his wounds. July ~ lat
45, ~, Ion. 50, captured English brig Chance. Ro.
gerson, from Liverpool for Newfou, and, and ~rr
dered her for Norway.-1S,h captnr, j English brig
Mary, Cooper, from Cork for lctou, and burn, her.
July ~. lat 46. Ion. 81, 20, had an action with
large gun-brig shot away oae of her lowet stud;
ding sails, and struck her huh several times AT 81
a. NJ II fortunately came OH foggy, when We altered
our course and los, sight Of the brig. We had no
person hurt. and received but trihing injury" The
Fox landed 10 prsoners the Coast Of ireland ad
brought ia 20.
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From N.AsRLNG TON; :.6ps. 3.

From N.fSHLNG TON, ..fvg. 3.
The Congress Of The United States ad-
journed yesterday, after session Of exactly
ten weeks, the greater part OF which was as
siduously devoted TO the prosecution of the
public business. No Legislative business
was done yesterday in either House except
ing the enrolling and signing OF balls, aud
the usual concluding business OF the session.
The adjournmen, took place about o'clock.
"A list of the Acts passed during the ses-
sion, amounted To sixty.
The next meeting OF Congress will be on
the first Monday in December.
Wednesday, dag. THE object for which
Congress was convened at this Extra Session
was generally understood to be to provide u
system OF war taxes, calculated TO detray the
interest OF the Public Debt now exisung,
anc which may DC created during the var
To this object, then, they bent their principal
attention. 1t has been deliberately but speed
lily accomplished. These taxes will continue
IN force during the present war, and until
one year alter its termination.
Besides the passage OF the tax laws, Con-
grees adopted many provisions for cncour-
aging the prosecution of the way, and 20 rem
der il, both oilensiveiy and deicnsiveiy, more
Efficient.
The only law passed of general CONNER.
cial nature, is one very important in its eff
tccts on the present siatc OF our commerce,
and which had become necessary to prevent
our trade from becoming wholly subservient
TO tho interests oI the enemy 1--WE mean the
act, prohibiting the use OF British Licenses.
Major General Wilkinson arrived in this
city Oh Saturday, in good health, on his way
TO the Northe u flomier. ~
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MARINE NEW S.

ARRIVALS.


Sl:D-Kowhawk, Whittier, st. Ubes.
Schooner--Dayid Porter, Pond, st. Bsrtholomews
Xlocbs--Ambiton, Vandine, New.YotkI Westport,
Lawton, ditto; Fame, Earle, do.
Ar. yesterdsy, u. $. Cartel brig Anaost AN, Cap,
Smith, in l6 days from Port Royal. with 16j Ameri-
prisoners on board, all in good hesIth-iett lUO
prisoners there--brought no news. fr
British brig Betsey. Rain, OF Malaga for st. Pc
tersburg, with corgo of vine, rAisnss &c. worth
one hundred thousand dollars, has nrived at Ply
mouth, (Aisss prize to the prvstser Jacks Favor
ite, Miller, Of New-York.
Porfsmonfh, .4ugnsf ].
Arrived, u. 8 brig Enterprise, Lieutenant Blake
ly, from Portland
aug. 4.
Arrived, private-srmed sch. Fox, 8. e. Handy
commander, from a cruize.
The following particulars Of the cruize are O.
tanned from Capt. Handy's journal
May IL, off seguin, captured British brig Mars
Gemil, with cargo Of rum, hides, &c. which she
conveyed in May 10, had st'rmish with ship.
which proved to be the InvincIbie Napoleon, prize
to the Alexander, Of saIem--saw two frigstes 20
Ieeward, and after seeing the ship close in with =.
Ann, made the best of Our way TO wndv ard, on a
cruze. May ~, lat. 43, 68, was chased by fri
gate, but escaped by starting our water, &C. June
g. iat AZ, %, lon %, captured English sch. HarrI
OF, wnHerhold, from 81. Johns for London, With
oil, seal skins &c. and ordered her to the t,i.cd
States Cretsken BY the Dover fgate, and sent into
Halifax June IL, lat. 81, Ion II, 40, captured
and burnt, after taking out some articles the Eng
lish brig Nelly d Peggy, galloway, from Cork for
Newfoundland, with coal--gave the cfew the bfig's
long boat with sufficient provisions and water, and
sent them on shore, 1T their own request Same
day, recxptured the American ship Hope, Of Provi-
dcnce, late Captain Townsend. from Batavia, with
cargo Of esmphor, sa'f-Pe,re, tess, &c &c. cap
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NEW.LONDON, Angus, q.

On Monday evening last, two boats from
ih,: United States and two from the Maccdou.
i ., under the command of Lieutenant G.:a-
PEE, made an excursion into the Sound In
~, nisht small boat, under the direction OF
Ai..,shipman Ten Eyck, being separated by
{, - ong wind aud tide from the others, land
e. n Gardiner's Island. In the morning,
Il :,ng themselves under the guns of the
= lilies, the boat was hauled on shore.
: IN alter boat came on shore from the
j miles, and the officers went TO the dwell
.:.g house,. Midshipmsn Ten Eyck seized
- /; favorable made prisoners Of those who
'y 40 left with the English boat, and then
:, III tws. men proceeded to the house, where
!, took tws i.icutcnants making in all pri-
.lcrs Of two Lieutenants,, one Midshipman,
(, 9 Masters Mats, aud Eve Secamcn.--
ading they were discovered by tide Haml-
4. :. the captives were parslled, and Nj Ten
( and crew made their escape to Lons-Isi-
= d, leaving their boat behini. The sue
ling night the other boats took the N oil.
-. Decatur has since sent flag fpr the
II, upon shc supposition that she was taken
1y the men who we're paro!Ied. Com.
,riy refused 10 give her up on that ground,
wing she was launched by two men wno
sc not taken, but would mako present Of
r.: which offer OF course was not excepted.
rhe Lamilies aad Orpheus remain al their
'nst, near GAsdinsr's Island
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Disfricf ef Rhode. Island
TN pursuance of = warrant from he Hon DAviB
\ HOWELL, Esq. Judge OF the District Cour Tor
Rhode-lsisnd District, .t.s,
do hereby give notice, that shall sell at Public
Auction. 70 the highest bidder, ON Saturday, the 4
day Of September next, At 10 o'clock, A. NJ At Ben-
jarnin Fry's wharf in Newport the brig Frsnklin,
Of IA tons burthen, her tackle. apparel and iurbis
ture. Conditions made known II time and place Uf
sale. T.. X. DEXTER, Mar si,at.
Providence, Aug. IL.
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MARRIAGES.

In this town. on sunday evening last, by the Rev.
MIR. Pattcn, Mr.. WILLIAM RIpEa 10 Miss Rrrn
BARcocg.
Al Twsrton, on Sunday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr.. Livermore, Mr. JonN SaEAnMAN To Miss Ma
ny NoRros, eldest daughter OF Wiliia,n Norton all
OF that place. .t
In Providence. on Thursday evening last, by the
Rev MIR. Eues, MIR. CHARLES o. FosyER 10 Miss
SARAH ParcAks, d~us nl.r oi ti,e late Mr.. Lemuci
Pitcher.
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Aeiusaas and .lnsheetor Ctneral's 0.N

Idusonf and Insfecsor Generals CNccy
WAsHIxoToN, Sih August. l9l2.
All officers Of the army Of the United Statss,son
manding dstrcts, posts fortressss, are commands
ed TO turn back, and in case If any attempt 10 e.
wade this order, to detan all vessels, or river or
bay craft which may be suspected Of proceeding tn,
or OF communicating with, any station, vessel,
squadron fcet OF the enemy Within The wa,sss
Of the United States.
BY order Of the Secretary cf War,
e. X. GARDINER, As. Adj. tsen.
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. AT his residence, in Moth kingston, on the
y l4ih utimo, JOHN ALLEN. Esq in the Goth y
= year oi his age--1o preserve integrity OF con I
y duct and consistency Of prIhcip. amid p,.b.ic .
y convuision, when force and tyranny sets righ.
4 at deiancr---to adhere to what WAS just ana 1
yhonourabie, regsrdiess OF what is eSpedient or
\prohtabe, Is the character OF great and good I
man-,hst character belonged 10 Jonn ALLRX.
> When our glorious Revo.ution burst forth in
Z i77e, MIR. ALLEN oecahie It's pstroa and iis
Ssupporter--no dangers could sppAi him, no
y ybribe could corrupt nim, NO ailureinen,s cou1d y
= dctach him from supporting the cause OF his
ymjured and bleeding country. IN the sam.
\struggie Mr.. ALLAN was taken by r.e enIlfly,
& and during his rigorous csptlvi,y his house ana
furniture were land in ashes and his farm strip
& ed Of all his stock |; hut his Republican soul Z
Ssco;ned 10 yield 10 threats,or be subdHed even
yby the scorpion cruclties of aruthiess enemy.
--ti's feIiow.eitxcns appreciat'ng his d's,in-
yguisLcd virtues and his excellent understand
\my and correct judgement, appointed hin, sue.
4 cessiveiy To the various and important offices
yof L. gislator and Judge Of the supreme judi
Z cia Court--oftices that Le accepted with Z
modest dlifdenCe AID sEgutsd Tie trust with
Distinguished ability .--ip early lite he chose
= the /" one thing neediur' and became AN exam.
piary member Of the Methodist Church--as he
&hyed, SO he dicd--the Christisn.-his mein ~.
4 spred rsspect, and in his countenance was in,- =
yprnied the sof, smile OF benignity, the emana.
Z ,ion of . humane, benevolent, and virtuous =
4 hearI-In public life lac Was beloved for his io-
ycorrupiib, integrity. susvi,y Of manners, and y
G. for strict adherence to truth anu duty. IL 4
private life he was esteemed for h,s social and :
y benevolent virtues --As husband, all stieC-
4 tionate parent, anu sincere friend, We had no
superior, and seldom Az equal. The commu-
= nifty by his death has lost amiable citizen, u =
4 nbersi supporter Of literature, and one of her (
) brightest ornaments 40 y Gentleman and As
q Christian.
= At Exeter, on the 10th ult Mr.. THOMAS
yMARsHAL, in the 45th year OF his age.
s.
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DfSfrfCs ~ VHoocsIstnHo.
TN pursuance Of warrant from the lion. DAvfr
i HswsLL, Esq Judge Of the district Court for
District Of bode-islxnd, ,4 t9
do hereby give public notice TO ell persons con.
earned thai there las been filed libel before SAID
Judge for sesmens wages, sgsins, tie brig L's Dos
Armigos. her tackle, apparel, and furniture-;-snd
trial will be had said oel at the District cour:,
TO be holden by .djournmeet at the t-iiouss ii
Providence. in said District of Rhode -Islsisd, 90
Tuesday the Sis, inst. st 10 o'clock, A. M
r. h. pExrER, Marshal.
Providence, August IL, 1913
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AT the request of the Prcsieen;, the Gov
ernor OF New-York has called out from ten
10 fourteen thousand Of the Militia OF that
State, to be put into the United States SER
vice. We have. reason to beReve that these
:roops are to be employed to do garrison du.
y at Buffolo, Niagara, SAckets .HArbor, SC.
a,,d thai the whole of the regular force and
volunteers are to be used to invade Canada.
rhe President has also, We suppose, called
or The Governor Of Vermont tor body of
Militia.
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EW'PORT.
THURSDAY, fUct u. 1918.

We are authorized to state, that hOkATlO s.
DEATER to mcriy of lhis town, IS now, and tor
some weeks past, has been, Biock-lsland, at the
house of Jonn Gorton--that he has been repeat
edy on board the Families, and once or twice on
board the Poieters. We are further authorized to-
state. that MIR. Gorton has now on hand, stores of
various kinds, all wanted by his Britannia Majesty's
ships, TO the amount of SIX seven thousand dol
lars Qaere-Did Mr.. Dexter leave town for the
purpose OF procuring licenses from Commodores
Beresford and Hardy for his friends in Newport, or
is he transacting commission business in company
with Mr.. Gorton, under the trm of Gorton * Dex.
ter .---Jusfice is lame
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The British adhcren,s have sagely asserted
that the conduct ct their "Friends and Pat
IONS" under the rcdoubtable Cockburn, at
Hampton, were of the humane kind. Read
the following Certificate, given by dis,in-
guisned and native gentleman of Hampton,
and blush for the conduct of the "worlds last
homc.' ff
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NEW.YORK, August 9.

The Steam Boat which a.,ived yesterday
morning from Albany brought no uew, from
our army at For, George, nor from the fleet
under the command Of Com. Chauncey.
Erfraet Of lerer from a gentleman at Erie,
10 The Editor of Pinsonrgh Gazette,
dated July "a, 1918.
We are sill in state Of blockade, but
cannot say very rigorous, for yesterday even
ing Sailing Master ChamPiin arrived IN
lIrge boat with 70 sailors, and informs that
20 more will be here this afternoon, or 20
morrow they left Sacke,'s Harbor with him
six days ago, and were but short distance
behind him when he left Buffalo"
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Ctesaheake F2eet.--The last accounts of
Chesapeake squadron--which are from the
Dii,imore Whig of the %th insr--statc, that
:. part of it vas of Charlestown, which is
nsarly as high up as the small river which
lads to Baltimore. An cnemy's brig was in
81 Int from Baltimore.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

I'm erfrae' ofa letter from ne Keeher Of tie
Lshf-House Of Aew London, 10 Canfafn
Winsios5 Lezois, sui,e,rnfenden efthe Liyhs
H,use Bosfon, dated .fnsus Is, 1873.
/" Sir Thomas M. Hardy sen, his boat on
shore on Saturday, took tue Patent Lamps
from tne GuIl-lsisnd Ligh:-housc, aud threw
,ne greater part Of the lamp into the sea in
consequence OF which no light will appear
until sney are replaced" .
Major. Joseph Lorios, jun. Of Boston, has
bcco sppoInted Colonel 10 the Army Of Tive
Cnilod States.
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ONE THOUS AND DOLLARS
PEWApD

MILL be given for the HEAD of that hotorsotis
w Incend,Sry aud infamous scoundrcl, that VIC.
istor OF all Lave, human and divine. the
British AdmrM COCKBURN.
he caused te property Of the Citiscns at Hdvredsi
Grace, Frenehsown, Hampton, Sse to be wantpnly
destroyed and burnt. and mine among the rest, i
therefore, aprivae citizen Of pugh-Town. (vifgin-
ia) haturalzed Itishman, will give the above Re-
ward Tor ADaiaAL CoCKBuRN'S HEAD, or Ft's
Hundred Dol2ars tor each Of HE EAES. on delivery
to JAMES d. BOYLE, Pagi. own, lvir.)
CT The Editor of the Aurora is requested 10 III.
scrt the above three times. and charge to 'hs ac-
count Of the advertiser. August IL.
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n Rehresenfaiive 70 the General .f:sen,6ly
FEEDING THE ENEMY

FEEDING THE ENEMY /
Extract IF LETTER from a reshccfa6ie gentle
~ man 10 me Edifor, dated
SoUTH-KINGsToS, Aug. 6.
" On Friday night, July 2S, MIR. JOHN
.GORTON, and GEORGE SHEFFIELD,
took off at the Sou,h-ferry, Sixteen bead of
Cattle, which have since arrived safe at
Block-lsland believe they had pass from
Com. Hardy Tor their protection against his
Malesty's cruisers--One thing We know to
be certain, that the cattle are gone, and that
they were taken "a at T.. w. Garndiner's
Ferry"
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Extract of letter from Huntington. VERMONT da.

Extract Of letter from burlington, (Verrnont,) da.
te. the 81 instant.
Yesterday the British naval force that
went to PIausnurgh, made an ATTACK on this
place, bat the artillery from our batteries,
md several .cows which had been prepared
for the purpose, kept them at such a distance
,yat not a single shot reached the town SO to
have any ehecl; aud they have gone back u
gain" at
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ar'ag ;n.rrJers, however, es-sped ,nhurs The
-isr 0es reH-sted the nigs,s &c the psf, 22d.
md 21d. without success, ~ the si2 f..ing taken
Ae alarm, changed her position rvery nig"t. on
he nignt OF the S-th, however VI. Nix succeeded
- Hndlag her OUT aud having taken his position
Sitliin hundred yards is ance, a direction of
ser iarboard bow, he dropped the fatal machine n-
. the water just as the cenllnsi was cring ATS
~sN" II Was swept along with the tide, and w"ud
lave completely effected its errand but tor Cause
:rt proper to be named here, but which may be
a'iy guarded against in future experiments, IL ex-
F pded = few seconIs too The scene Was aw
'uly sublime Ii like the concnssion of an
;.thquake, attended with sound louder and more
..rIlftc than the heaviest peal OF thunuer. pyrs
,ad of water fifty feet in circumference throw,
W to the heighth of thirty forty fet; ats appear
ance vived red, tinged at the sides with
easiful purple On ascending TO its greatest height,
J. burst at the top with tremendous explosion and
f::i in torrents the deck Of the snip, which ro,
l=t into the yawning chssm below. and had nearly
',,set.~ tmpervious darkness again prevailed The
pgDt occasioncd by the explosioi though heeting.
e;ablcd Mr. Mix and his comp lnions TO discover
;..i the forechannci of the ship blown Of, and
hoa. which lay alongside with several men was
t,rowe up in the dreadful convulson OF the waters
Terrible indeed must have been lie panic of the
ships crew, from the nose and confusion which ap-
!carcd to adventurers prev AZ an board and
they are certain that nearly the wnoie ships
isstily betoOk themselves TO the boats.
Though they did not succeed on his occasion in
destroying of the enemy's ship, Mr. Mix is rath-
encouraged than d,shear,ened. Tie is resolved TO
make another attempt soou AS, time and circuui-
stances will admit. and he appears confident from
tie experience which practice has gwen him. that
ne will be able to make futore trials With certainty
of Success. 81. a-~"s
Since the Torpedo explosion on Saturday nightshe
Plantagenet has been gusrded by 30 and two ira
gates, which, with two or three tenders, comprlzc
all The shipping at present in Lynnhaven.Bay.
BALTIMORE, August 2,
Twelve hundred REGULARS snarth he'd from
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BALTIMORE, August 2.

BALTIMORE, August 2,
Twelve hundred regulars marched from
Washington yesterday morning Tor Annapolis.
Fort Meigs is again besieged. This fac,
was mun!cated by = vorbal mes,age from.
Gen Clay to Major-('enerAl Harrison (now
a, Sandusky WITH considerable torcc) on the
24th uit. .s+
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Tie Governor Of Vermont has Issued orders fc
Two orgades Of Militia to hold themselves in read
ness to .etend the fon,i.r of that S,ale sgalst IA
threatened attacks Of TIE enemy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-27

:, .nc;np this twenty thirdd April, IN
the year of our Lord one thousand elgn'
hundred and ten, to be tuily comlAea.'
ed and ended. -,
Given snder my hand anu Sssi 'h ~ uaJ
and date first above written.
A' THOMAS PAUL. LIS.
sianed. sealed and delivered N I the },
nrsss,,ee Of GEO. G.. PRESBURY.
In consequence of the above authority
vested il me, arising from contract
WITH Mr. r, Paul, I hereby appoint the
ro,lowing nersons the only agents Tor the
sale of Paups Columbian Oh, IN the CITY
81 Baltimore, viz. DR.. Edme Ducateh
s;yn of the Golden head, No. 20 Mar
le f Messrs. Henry keerl &
Son Druggists, sign OF Celsus's Head,
No. 2s3 Markets. near the corner OF
Howard.st. Doct. Jesse Talbot, Drug
pcst. corner of Hanover and Market-sts'
Messrs, Warner and Hanna, statloners'
corner. of Gayand Market sts. Messrs'
$ G. * r. Waits Lottery Ofhce, corner
Of ST. Paul's Lane and Market-st. A.
Miltenberrcr, Stationer, No 10 sign
Of Franklin. N. Howard,st. Messrs'
Iobn s Thomas Vance, Stationers, NO
,7s Ararket-st.-.M Felrs Point, by
Or. Henry Derry, Druggist, No. 5
AEarkel-st. and Nathaniel Knight Sta
tioner, Felrs-strecl.-City Of HasA1HS.
ION. Messrs. David OFT, & Co. Drug
eists-Phizadelhhia. Mr.. Thomas Love
at Or. Edwin A. Atiee's, No % NORTH
18th St. John Y. Bryant, Druggist
Corner of I'd and Plne-Streets-Jere-
rniah Norris, Druggist, No. 2eS Mar
ket-Street--Stephen North, Druggist,
No. IS High St between ID aud "a
streets. Messrs. Crowl & Segar, Dr az
eists, Market st.--Ncv York, Messrs.
John &. Thomas l.. Clark, Druggists,
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence &
Reese, Druggists, Pearl st. Messrs. u
&R. Waites's. Nos. 3s and Ga, Maiden
Lane.-York I'own, DR.. John Fisher,
Drug.-AnnahoHs. Mcssrs. Childs s.
Shaw.-Gsorge Town. DR.. John OF
Drus,-Lancaster. DR.. Samua rant
Dcstock, Drug.-haTTisdurs. DR.. John
C. Wrestling, Drug.-Easton. ID Tho
mas II. Dawson, Drug.-Petsrsb1vg
Yvg. Messrs. Love and Cutler, Drug
gisis.-Hagerstcwn DR.. Frederick Mil
Ter, Druggist -Frederickfequn. DR.. John
S. Miller, .Druggist--Hmchester. Mess.
John s Abm: Miller, D:uggists.-Han-
over Messrs. Frederick & VIM. Sauer'
mann, Druggists.-Carlish. Dr.. John
Fahnestock, Druggist.-Brook Vile.
Montgomery CO. Mr. Bricc Gassaway,
AND IN ALEXANDRIA,, Br
RICHARD H. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, Wholesale OF retail, at my Drug
and PateN. Medicine Store; No. 10,
sign Of the Mortar, Centre Market
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
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