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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-05
From the Connecticut Herald.
OLD CONNECTICUT
StN Prosh eroVs

SEASON AND PROSPECTS.
The weather for long time past,
has been too felicitous for yeseta-
ton not to be particularly noticed.
Every, sense is RECALLED with fra
| GRANGE and beauty. The pastures
| and meadows delight with their lug
| urianee. Crops Of Hay were never
heavier on the ground; nor the time
more favourable for their ipgather-
ing. The fields Of small Grains
TEEN with abundance, Offering a
rich and redundant supply of food
for man and beast.
F!ocks, bearing superfine fleeces.
are heard blratinS or seen sporting
o. reposing at noon tide. on all our
bills-in all our vallies.-C0nnecti-,
cut. which did not contain, at The
tue OF the Importation Of the first
mcrinoes, but about 200 900 sheep,
and those Of an inferi"r quality for
wool and carcasc. now boasts OF
nothing less than 100000 "a eonsi-
derabie number OF which are full or
mixed bIooded- Merinoes /; and al
most all the others greatly improved
in every respect.
The increasing demand and high
price Of Beef and Pork furnish am
pie encouragement for breeding
black cattle and swine. Few coun.
tries can exhibit better breeds. or in
greater numbers. Many of the very
best kind have been imported within
a few years past. They flourish
full as we'll as the fine wooled race
of sheep. Many different specimens
are TO be seen in the vicinity Of
Humphreystille.
The latter harvest Of Maze, or
Indian corn-POtatoes and Roots
afford the most cheering promise to
reward the labours Of the husband
man.
Machinery for manufactures. &c.
and the fruits Of household industry,
increase beyond calculation. Wheels
rell--spind'es whirl-shnttles fly.
We shall export TO other States
many more productions of industry,
than ever were exported in any one
former season.
Such, comparatively speaking. is
the enviable condition of fhe inha
! itants of a State, which delights in
Peace, but which is resolved on be-
ing prepared for war.
In short, nothing is wanting to
crown the year with ineffablc good
ness, but PEACE. Then would our
vessels again bear our produce TO TO-
reign markets, and return loaded
with that of other climes. "Tis q
contamination devou,ly to be wish
ed"
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The enemy made an

yewenbers. The enemy made an
attempt to interrupt the corps Of
General Milaradoyitch, in which he
completely failed. At Reichenbach
the rear guard took up position.
which they defended in the most OBJ
stinate manner against the enemy's
advance, led by Bonaparte 10 persen.
The enemy showed a strong ferce
OF cavalry. and made several char
ges on that Of the allies, and one IN
to the town Of Reichenbaeh, which
we're successfully repulsed. with the
loss ofso hundreds Killed. wound
cd. and taken. and several officers,
BY bringing mp number OF gnns
and great force. and by out Hawking
our rear guard. it was Obliged TO
leave Reichenbach, but fell back on
GerIitz in the best order.
The conduct of the troops this day,
after their long and unequal com.
bat Of the 2fst, has been beyond all
praise. Throughout the late msve-
mcnts there has been no loss ofguas,
tupbri|s. or baggage of any Kind in
the allied army.
Genera! Buiow's corps. joined by
Gen. Bou,leiPs in the neighborhood
on R-litz, and rrebbin, iin6iag that
the enemy had withdrawn the corps
OF Victor in that 4aarter. for the
purpose of his general operations "a
gaiust the allied army, has renewed
tic offensive, and has pushed his
Patrols to Baruth aud towards Wit
tenburg.
The enemy did not advance above
half an English mile on tho side Of
Golitz yesterday. This morning
they have not pressed. and al re-
tire in perfect order. ihaye the ho-
nor to be, DC.
(Signed)
CHARLr 8 STEWART.
So. Lirp:enaa:t & neral.
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NOTICE.

T@HE S ubscriber, appointed Trustee
BY the honorable Court of Che"cs-
~ Of the state Of Maryland, FIR the pur.
pose OF selling and conveying he real
estate of the late Col Robert T. Hooc,
lying IN Charles county and state Of Ma
ryland, viii offer for sale the said estate
al Port. Tobacco, on Tuesday the nth
August next, consisting of about six hum
dyed and sixty four scics. Abou. five
hundred and furry acres of this land is
situated or the Potomac rirer and bind.
ing thereon. ard known BY The name OF
the Maryland Point Tract. II has twn
tencmeats Oh it springs 81, excellent
water, end abovbds in Timber ii is
fertile, healthy. lays very handsomely for
cultivation, and has al! the convenicrCes
Of Fish and Fowl in their season III tho
greatest abundance. aud the convenience
of conveying to market the produce OF
this productive Farm renders it very
valuable. The residue lies on the
head OF Stores Greek between the
ands of Mr.. Henry Dent and Mr. John
Brent; is very fertile lies within three
miles Of nsvieable wafer and five miles
Of Port Tobacco, and contains about one
oundred and lwenty-tour acres, at pro.
sent under rent TO Mr.. II. Dent. Tho,
purchaser will be required to give bond
with approved security for the pay mcne
Of the purchase money with interest,
within six months from the Gay Of sale ;
and upon the payment ofthe whole sum,
md not before, will receive deed from
The trustee, conveying the title Of tho
land SO sold. The title papers can be
seen BY apPlyingto -
John Muncaster,
TRUSTEE.
july 6 2awts
~ The Editors Of the Federal Re.
PUBLICAN Of Georgetowb viii user, tho
bove twice week It'll the day Of sale,
AMI send their acc. unit TO this office
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er retire to any considerable distance. -
The strip of intermediate territory i
considered neutral. The places held by
the French and besieged BY the Rus.
SLAMS, arc to receive small occasional
supple. Of provisions during the arms
ice, but so as to leave them no better off
in that respect, al its termination, should
hostilities bere commcnced,than they are
NV. Nothing is said in it OF congress
but we fad Austria still active, appa-
rentiy as mediator of peace, although
her neutrality is not observed with pei
feet proprIety The emperor OF Austril
himself, bad proceeded to Prague,where
it was proposed to mold the cohgress--
There rs no aliuslon to the English, SPA-
nisb, Portuguese, Swedish or Danish ma
tons Bernadotte will perhaps return
hume, to contend with The crown prince
of Denmark for Norway. The cause Of
Spain may probably suffer by the arms
ice Previously, there was fair pros
pect of ,heFrench being driven from that
country. F0Hao'0m
If the European nations return to a
state of peace among themselves, the
subsequent disposition of their immense
armies, will cause their sovereig"s much
anxiety. Il is to be apprehended that
schemes of remote conc ucst and distant
expeditions will DC entertained, TO fins
employment for those who might be
troublesome at home.
1t is now said that the Pontif having
refused his ratification to the arrange
ment which Bonaharfe wished to force
upon him, is still Kept in close confne.
ment at Fontsin6ieaH.
Accounts from Gibraltar, state that
The AIgerines had massacred all the
Moorish families at Oran.
There were subscribed in England, to
rebuild and restock the Missionaries
Printing Office in the East-Indies, with
types in various languages, and paper for
printing large editions IF bibles, the sum
of lo,eoe pounds sterling.
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FOR SALE.

A va,uable tract o. Lar d, tbs soil q
the firrt quality, AID IN in heavy TIM
Der, lying IN the conn,y OF Louuon CT
Bsead-vnn about t1o u']ss aud = hall
above the bridge AID trough whi''
the Church and Us rests p.Eses, he
title indispui''h'e at.a eo"ie'n aecnt
$50 acres, Which vii 5e divides tifre-
CURED to suit pur bases. snG The
payments made easy tGr turtle?
parts ulsrs enquire q Mr. JON Ma.
,hias Lecsbnrg, VIII viii s em he Pro
perry and make known the terms OF
sale.
Richard Il. Love.
August 3 dSw
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NOTICE.
an persons having claims

al persons having claims
asa;as, tue estate of Edward Washing
ton, l,'e OF Fairfax county. decS asea.
ara hcrcey requested to exhibit them
20 the subscriber for settlement: And
t.,nse Indebted TO the said estate are
req.,rn to make immediats payment
TO the subscriber, otherwise suits mast
BE IN iiuied against them.
Edward Sanford, exior
OF edward Washington, decd,
Augut I eolSt'
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ties, from Havana for New-York,
with a cargo of provisions. is alleae,
ed to be owned by Joaquin MADAM,
of Matanzas.
Also-American schooner Stanley
from Charleston for Havana. with
cargo of Rice. captured on his Ma
iesty's birth day. by TIA privaaeefs
Wellesley. Mayaower, Venus, Games
and Charlotte.
June II.
Arrived schooner NucstrA Seno-
RI del Carmen, alias Euen Snceso,
under Spanish colors. said to be
owned by francisco Montcro. ct
Havana, captured by priyateer schr.
We,Iesi Y.
Also. ship Fernando VII. under
Spanish coIOrs, the petended proper
ty of Manuel Mafony. from boston
for Havana. with lumber, taken by
piivateer schooner Venus.
June 20.
Arrived sloop Voladsia. under
Spanish colors, al'edged 10 he own.
ed by the master, Sierre. from
Charleston for HAVANA, with rice,
captared on the i7,l inst. by priva-
teer schooner James and Charlotte.
On Friday last, sentence Of con-
dempation was pronounced in the ca
ses of the Experiniento, Lorente,
master, and Hercules, Hilla. master.
both these vessels with lheir ca'eoes,
were proved 10 be enemy's property
The Experiment. with pat ct her Car.
go were recovered by Francisco Cabre'
ia of the Canary Islands and conside-
rable shipment was claimed by Jose Gle
Osandavaras, a passenger on board Mr..
Ossndavara. came out from France to
the United States III 1871, but returned
again to France. 1t was in proof that ne
carried on trade to some extent at Dor.
tleaux, and again came Quito the Unned
States. Previously to the present Spa
nish war with France, some mercantile
relations had taken place between Osan'
davaras and Don Pablo Sierra, merchant
Il Havana but from their corresPon.
dence i, appeared that Don Pablo bad
refused to have any thing further 10 dc
| with him when he engaged in an Illicit
trade !; upon which he appointed Joaqul'
Maria lie Arrei,a TO be his agent In Ha
wanna. who had no scruple to accept Of
it. Mr.. Arreita is known at this court
| not only as notorious coverer OF pro
perry, but as man who will as readily
violate the laws of his own couDtry.wber
"a commission can be gained atthe trli'
ling expence Of perjury and prostitution
Of honnr and character
The Hercules was actually owned by
mere hants 1t New York, and also hers.
tsfore covered by Arliotta; but when il
was krovp that he had been detected
| ,nd that his name would no longer pro
tect the property. a fcigned sale wa:
| made to Berpabe Martinez de Penillos,
Spanish knight at HAVANA, who only
tent his name, and A:ieta continued te
| transact the BUSH ess Mi. Villa, the pa
per captain, is shipman q, Havana, s.
Joseph Fellows, an American, real mss
| ier, but who appeared only as passen'
ger on b, ard, pvocee ded to the Havana
soon after the detention OF the vessel
where he was, and remains imprisoned,
on account of having exposed the facts
upon oath. when examined in this court
1t IS t. be regretted that the arm OF this
court does not extend 10 an interference
in his behalf; but we viii hope that the
Havana government will cali Mr.. Pc
nillos to a severe account for Sc Infamous
proceeding.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-05

NASSAU. fN.PA June 6.

Arrived II. M. briggs Sophie and
Colibri. which have been for some
time cruizing Off Charleston, and
taken six vessels; four of which
they burnt and sent one to Bermuda
The sixth, a ship under Spanish co
lors, called E. Diputado de Los Cor
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JUST PUBLISHED, BY
John f., y IL WAk T,
ind for Sale at his Book Store. new
nnd j,p hrn,,eI edjfjo>1 of

IotlNe ri ~ ~ w IA
ind for Sale at his Book Store. new
and improved edition Of
GLASot. IS COS kerry,
Containing directiens how to roas, &
boil every thing necessary to be sent up
20 a table-Broiling, Frying, how to
dress Fish, made Dishes, Poultry, Soups
and Bro;hs, Puddings, Pies, Dishes for
Lent, Gravies, Sauces, flashes, Frica-
sees, Rsgouts. making Cakes and Jel.
lies, Picking, Preserving, and Confec.
tionary.
ALSO
The following new Publications,
Rokcby, new Poem, by Walter Scott:
Emerald Isle,---b by &. Philips.
Traits Of Nature, by Miss Barney.
Good Men Of Modern Date, by Mrs.
Green.
santo Sebastisno, by, the author of the
Romance OF the Pyrcnees.
Portraiture of Methodism, by ]. Crow
Their
Life of Wfite6eld, by J. Gillies
Poetieal Vogaries, BY G. Coleman
Elements of Chemical Philosophy, by
Sir Humphrey Dayy, L. L D.
Life Of Percival-Erskinc's Speeches &
Duane's Handbook. or the New Mi
litary Guide for the Infantry Of the
United States.
April 10
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COEEN'SS
LOTTERY g Exciting fDee,
NO. ITO, MARkEr STREET. BALTiAcAE.

: L0fte,V g ExfR2HS| .Dt;Se
NO. ITO, MARkEr STREET, BALIiAoAE.
THE DRAWING OF THE
Baltimore Hospital Lottery,
- SECOND CLASS,
Will be resumed on WEDNESDAY,
the 25,h Of AUGUST.
THE SCHEME
Contains The JCHowng C.f1taI Prizes
sill IN ths 7cheei:
8 10000 S 10000 8 so.6o0
10000 10000 10000
10 eco 10000 10000
5000 5000 5000
Besides large proportion of Ihou.
sands FIDe Hundreds, 7wO Hundrsds
sc sc. 5'e, ~
Fir.t drawn $500 Blanks are entitled
TO s - each
Next 900 Blanks are entitled to SIS
each.
Next 500 Blanks are entitled to 5 20
each
NOT near tzuo Blanks to a Prize
Present. price OF Tickets Warranted
undrawn) Eleven Dollars, but will aoon
advance.
No. Orders f r Tickets or SHARES,
from apy part Of the Union (inclos.rg
the Cash. or Prize Tickets, In any'of the
Lotteries, post paid,) addressed to The
subscsibef, will be promp,l, and punc-
thaIIy attended to, and the earliest IN.
tcIligence sen, OF success
~ J. /. COHEN, JR.S
Principal Agent for the Contractors.
No. 10 Market 81. Baltimore.
Baltimore, July 27.-30. iec4t
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:. In the European armistice, the condi.
ions sre very moderate respecting al
ne pasues. The armies Of neither pow.
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The subscriber Off rs tor
sale, by the box Or ,insle piers, PAL
sc, of Country made ilax thir'ins IL
MEN, off superior quality. Also tow
LINEN mace near Pit,sbnrg
Joseph Dean.
AurustA St
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A cartel arrived at Providence. Rhode
isiapd on Tuesday last, from BarSadoes-
4Si,h 36s prisoners,
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lust RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
And for soir by the Subscribers,
THE BOOK"y
Or Proceedings and Correspondence
upon the subject of the enquiry into
the coDtuct of her Royal Highness
The PRINCESS Of W.aLES.
~ ALSO,
HORACE IN LONDON.
CONSISTING OF limitations or Parodies
of the first two Books of Horace-By
the authors Of Rejected Addresses.
JAS KENNEDY & SON.
July 26. eoet
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FRESH FRUIT.

T KESF1 FKUI 4.
Now Landing and for Sale by
Adams. herbert & Co.
rs Boxes fresh Bloom and Muscatel
Raisins.
81 Casks do. do.
so Quintals best Soft Shelled AL
imonds
10 Boxes Lemmons.
IS Kegs fresh Olives.
March 4.
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Wanted to hire by the
year, GIRL from Is to l6ycars of age
to attend on child.
Daniel Dulany.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-05

Accounts from Gibraltar, state tina
the Algerines had massacred all thu
Moorish families at Oran.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-05

Capt. Myers vic mas arrived in New
poit. ireu Gibrsltar, Informs thar the
Emperor a Marecco nd declagec war
against The Dey # A!ejers No Aige-
ne crnizers bad passed the Stfeights.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04
DTNIBNIN BUTWAN,

- -
9.ra Of he g kieg Ma,fes. M,BoLE sTREET,
{As jqit received an es. ealiv Ia Ply Of frefh
4 DRBt7S . MEDKiNhS,
PAINTERS COLOURS Q OIL,
CLOTHfARS DR. SUITES. &c.
among which are re following vz.-True
Anderion's Pi.ls--Ho5per's oo-Ca'omel-
ntharide,--Caltofs- overs Chamomhe-
ow'eted Red Bark-Gun Opium-Camphor
- aoge- Irsgaeath Shaved lfngs's-
Loaton iancets-- Magnolia Lamp G flies
and Wieks-Ob anife--do Peppermint
Powdered Ipecac-Turkey Rhu alb Gen
tan; Vale an bdeatia salt # Lemos !;
C5it' foot; LoEcnge. Jslut Dfop.; Harlem
OIL, Ge
Also,
Linieed Oil, boiled ard un5oied Spirits
Turpeutine Copa Warn III ; Japan for dry
ing /. wdered Litharge,; Gum Copal ditto
She.lac; ground and ungrou1d prini ulhes /;
White Waih do salh fools CameI's Hair
Pencils, sand Paper. Gold aud 81 yer Leaf
Glals iuitabie for Cock Faces C.ehneAf
Roman V,,rio Indigo Allum Copptraf.
Ground Logwood do Redwood Msdder
G'e tJe
~ Pot aud Pearl a1les conasntiy for fale
Jan If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04

THIS work will contain a comprehensive
view OF tie lale Discoveries. Inyen ions, 2:
Tmprovemen.s lar.iculsrly OF such as re-
lac TO Medical Science, AS, icnltu.e, Gar
deping, tie Familisr arts, and Manufact-
ures The history Of Men and Animal, de-
ssta ton OF the most interesting objects of
Nature and Art Essays Enconamical.
Religious, Moral, Literary and philosophi-
e-l; system ofuseftl Educ ion Liter
afy Notices, &c The whole in, I'd d TO
form Family Library. ofth most interest.
ing and useful knowledge.
Numerous and important have been the
Ill. c"eties ana improvements in lie Arts
aud Sciences within these few years; hu, as
knowledge of these cannot De Oh med
"ilhou, carefully consulting bulky comoi.
iations, as Cyclope6ias and nc, c,opedias or
great m ny of sr9aller publication, which
few Can Ind means to procure 81 leisure 10
peruse, The Editor has thought he mlghs
render essential and very acceptable servIce
20 has ieiiew-cItizens by presenting L. then.
in periodical wo'k, a concise ~ " Of .bese
Discoveries and IMPROVEMENTS. Indeed he
great utility Of such work mus, be appar-
enl 10 every one TIE sunJeofs ,rrsfsd of.
10 use the Impressive language Of Lord Ba-
con, - come home to every mans busness
and busom,'' and are closely come cred with
his ,ntetesf, his domestic comforts and bis
happiness.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04
DEB

In this town, Mifs Nabby Tibhets aged d.
Al Black Rock. Alexander seiiIan Lieu.
in u s navy Ia Port Stoddaes, Lieut. Robe.
Cherry, of he u. S army.-In l>iagata Lieu
Samuel Rathborne, Of the u artillery !.
wounded at Queeo1own.--In Batavia N y
Edward Gratis, Eiq aged so volunteer UNI
der Smytbf hugaborng' proclamation, to
conquer Canada In Burlington Miss Stan
hey, a celebrated actref. are of he Bottom
Theatre - In O5ange N, Y Gen James Gin
ton. an officer of the revoiu ionafy war-ln
Newburyport, Mrs klizabe h, wife Of the Rev
Daniel Dana--In Newport, Col John Cooke
aged IS. an officer in the revolutionary war
~ Tie obituary tice from FseePort is
received, but uuavoidaby deferred
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FOR SHLE BIZ
WILLIAM SWAN.

No Uaios Rom. M,4Rs FRET
800 barrels of Nisf. aud No Beef, packed
in white OAK barrels and in prime orcer
ALSO
Hhds w Rum
Bag of Pepper
Souehong Tea by chez
Couou by bag
Belt Anne can Gin
few calk, OF encellen, Gun Powder, t'e
ALSO, his remaining ilock Of
ENGLISH GOODS,
at reduced prices
NB-W s requefs all who are indebted to
him to make psymen' on or before the fra Of
March ueIt; and hofe who have any demands
sgana him 10 call aud receive them
Portland ian IS 3
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NOLUN lEERS.

A few able bod ed men who may feel patri-
"A Otto enough to ferve their country can
be received into the Harrington VOLUNTEER
Company flta,ioped at Fort Summer (Pot
land) where they will be Immediately called
into lerviee aud receive pay apply at the
garr,fon Fort Sumner 10
SMITH ELKfNS Lieut. Commanding
Portland Jan 10 8
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CONDITIONS

This 7go,i ui9 be zpe4 printed, on a god
pioe'. N ocfavo. and rgiK consist Of ,ypelvs
Numbers eHapal.J, q At ieast, .tory-sight pages
each, to be ISSUED monthly
IL The frst nKnabey qgiH be issued on hs
aasi # January 1873.
III Price u su6s,ip in. fqpo dollars per ann-
zone fatarfo be pad senaiannuafLy, The other
AT the emf + the ye~.
CT Subscriptions recessed At THE seOe,a.
Books'e,es and Pos' Offices IN AfassaeLnseut.
and the edjeiping Stafes.
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NOTICE..

NO1IE.
TOMAS MILLS inform, his friends and the
public IN general. tina, he has taken the
ftore NEXT door to Mr. Nathaniel Dana, Preble
place Middle itreei. where he has for tale
general sfortment of
Vet India Ga1ds e Greceyief
viz Cogniac Brandy Old Jamaica Spirits =,
ST { rolx RUM Holland aud amer,csn G,n /;
Cherry Rum; NoaTs Vinegar; CIDER and
a pies per barrel /; 4 III and Live pool salt /;
fine table Salt; Coaon Factory Warp and
itock,ng Yarn, c, flee. Teas, Choekolaie, Rice,
Flour Meal; butter; Crackers; sweet Oil :;
Pollock Y COdhih Rafins -; Gurrants !;
h.fp,ee; Pepper G niger Gloves ku megs !;
Cinnamon; Peppe minls Sugar plumhs
Candy Spaniih aud American Clgars, brown
snd ihAv,ns soap, mould and dip d Candles,
loaf, lump brown and white Sugars, Blooms,
Seves, Bruihe, Mats, Oh Nat, Ground Nuts
EIberts cranberrys, belt pre- ierved Ci;rons
and Ounce. CsPer., fmall aGprlment Of
Crockery Wne,
Flour of Emery for cleaning Brsaes, Sole
Leather. a quaint y OF Connecticut Bottles.
from half pint 70 Que gallon.
dL/o, 900 WI be0 American Gau Powder
The fubfcriber keeps an snor,n,ent of
VET inaia Go0as
at his Dwelling Houle oppoGie Col Burnham's
tavern for the Accommodation Of thole who
may pieafe to favor HIM with their culom
Jun a CIV
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PartKeyB;p Di6oIg a.

Partne,jbp DiG0lVsd.
NIB parlnerihp heretofore erifting under
l. the firm OF JOSEPH LINDSEY q Co is
this day difIaived by muiual content
Thoie pefions indebted 10 The lald firm are
called upon 10 make Immediate payment and
all perlons who have any demand. againlt
them will be plealed to preient them for iettle.
ment, to 1obs Co'ry and Samuel Ws,d, who are
authorized to adult the fame
JOSEPH LINDSEY,
IOHN COREY,
SAMUEL. WARD.
Pos.laaj Dss. 90 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04
Matthias Vickery's Will.

Matthias Vlckery'5 VIII.
NOTICE Is hereby given that tn IAN will
~ aud teflament of MATTHIAS PIKE
RI lac of Pejep cot, in The county of Cum
berland decealed. has been preientea TO me
for probate by slizAbeth Viekery, the eIecu
mir therein named and that the iecond Wed
nefday of February nett, at ten O'Clock A N Is
sfigned TO lake proof of he fame al ne Office
of John rockingham, Efl in Portland, when
and where al perlous concer ned may be pref
en-, to thew cauie, # any they have. why the
iaid viii ihauld or ihould nor be approved aud
allowed
sam FREEMAN. J1tge yffaif Coa,,
3sa 4. 1873