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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-18
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD,
sAEhWAY from the Subscriber On the 9Th dav
OF october last, negro man named Dfc$ ybo
calls himself Richdrd Payke, sbou, az vesrs ia
'eer or inches higs, dark complexon bushy hair.
large whiskers, has on he forehead about an
inch long over the right eye running up in the hair
rather bow legged, looks very pleasing wien sp5pen
to, and endesvors TO esh very high aown-;ss
good sawyer and a tolerable rough carpenter-bsd
on when he went away q check shirt psnta!oons p
refund Jacket of northern striped cloth he has moth
er IN ourry ETY. where perhaps he msy be lurking.
had him Of MIR Gray Of FaRsemond county.
The above reward will be given 10 sny mn Who
will deliver him to in Rohmoni and iii sesso,
able charges paid or 70 dollars IL secured in aay IL.
so thai get him again. -
STEPHEN A. HoPKINs
Dc. y 2aw2m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-18

A'oR sALE-Four C0PPEK SYILL6, of the
following cspaeities-130O, 1909, 100 and $50
Gallons, with Worms aud Worm 7ulbs 20 stand
gssss, from 900 10 500 gSE.rg; 1000 ~ juniper
Berries. JAMES YOUNG
Norfolk Nov. so w4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-01

Esa y, satisfaction,
Y aeadid naval
kd %as'' pride, we
fs5 lawrence, with
(Ss.sss e, and Jones.
H. sallan, and NV.
SI, apressed him.
H. s ss''se) in the
! -. obtained over
Z '.,, il ts act aa,
| ~ = been cem MA
~, 4 s#scs dd dom.
Instance thew
i such color.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-01
From a London haher.

1t were well, If instead of the bitter.
ness and contumely Of party contentious,
men would learn to cultivate the amia-
bic and endearing ties OF good friendship
tn permit party poison to po!lute the
sacred fountain offellowship, and extend
lis baleful breath into the sweetest COM
forts of society, is robbing life Of half its
fleeing comforts. Is the "path of life
SO carpesed with joys" that we need
press causes of discomfort into Its tran.
STORY period? To soften that asperity
which difference in political opinions
produces in the heart, should be the stu
dy OF every man, whatever his senti-
ments, whatever his situation.
The world is but one, wide family, on
which the common parents look with an
eye of equal protection and impartiality
how absurd then to dash the draught of
lie with the nauseous dregs of jealousy,
malice and contention! Let men con-,
slider their fellow-men like themselves
allible, and not attribute to deprayity of
heart, that which simply construed, is
but an error in Judgment. Let them
leave personal invective for manly ar
gument, and endeavor to convince, RAJ
Their than to irritate each other. Let rea-
son prescribe bounds to enthusiasm, and
di Inference of opinion cease to be consi-
dered base principles aud sinister de.
signs.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-01
COMMERCIAL

Extracf ofa letter from frsfecta6le
commercial house IN Bordeaux, 10 a
gentleman in Baltimore, dated Janaa-
~ Is.
PER THE EUGENE AT NEw.YoRk
We had the pleasure OF paying you
our respects on the 25d ult and have
now that of handing you, enclosed, a
consular certificate for the landing Of
your coffee per the Expedition, Captain
Weenis, of which we wish 1t we're In
our power to announce the sale; but
the emission of loo licenses, for the IN.
PRODUCTION of colonial produse, &c. from
England, which has taken place within
few days, has completely dam2ed our
market
">Our products, wines and brandles,
are, on the reverse, demanded, and have
already enhanced in value in conse-.
quence of this emission, insomuch that
the latter, 4th proof, could not now be
obtained under from 8f 4oc. to 81. soc.
per vslt.''
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-01

ing, for the Bonnie Cheyenne IS a larger
yessei, and OF greater force in guns and
men than the Hornet; but the nigh state
Of discipline, and excellent order which
he Hornet is in, makes me feel conf
lent of . favorable result in the issue of
an action between them. Permit me
sir, to take this opportunity Of express
ing to you the great satisfaction have
receiyed from capt. Lawrence's conduct
in every Instance since being under nv
command, * / respectfully recommend
him particularly TO your notice as most
meri,orious officer" Tau. did the GAL
liant Bainbridge, while covered With the
kinGling flush Of one victory, predict a
mother to captain Lawrence. He has
lived to see his good opinion verified by
the event. Such is tho man who has
received the applause OF cambridge and
the censure of Paul Hamilton. 1t is
only necessary TO add, 80 complete the
character of this triumphant hero, that
he is likewise federalist.
u. S. Gazette.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-01
PLEA FOR PROMOTION.

A very tall gentleman was appointed
10 small ship, where his cabin was e.
very way announcement. Alter apply ing
10 vain to his f,iends to get him promot.
sd; be at last wrote up to the Admiral
~ Board, bumusously setting forth bis
grievances, whs RENTED an order fer
his immediate remosalto larger ship,
reciting the words OF the petition to
this effcc,-a Whereas A. B, of his ma
jesty's ship 49,, has informed Us, that
having the misfortune to be six feel
three inches high, and his cabin being
neither in height nor length above four
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-01
e. Superhne Yellow Bark.
March 9

DR.. S.sNFORD'S improved POWs
DER of the BARK, having been used
and highly approved by many physi--
ci.ns of distinguished charactos in dif3es
rent parts of the United States :, tho
proprietor is now encouraged to offer
it to the FACULTY in general, under the
persuasion, that no practitioner of tastes
in the choice Of his means, can tail to
be gratifed in the use Of this eles:ns
preparation.--in strength, fneness and
certainty OF operation, it greatly suss
passes the bark in common use,
The ESSEN7ZsL alt 81
BARK prepared by the same
The above articles are put up In psls
cells OF different sizes, to accommodate
the usual wants of not only physicianaS
nut Of retail dru, gists, country mes
chants and private familie. Sold by
James Kennedy, sen.
BOOKSELLER, and no other hsrsan
Aierandria.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-01
Prayer for a Husband.

From profane iiberline, from one af-
fectedly pious, from profuse alnoner,
from an uncharitable wretch, from a
wavering religioso and injudicious yea
lot-deliver me
From one of starch'd gravity, or ridi-
eBlous levlty, from an ambitious states
man, from restless protector, from one
that loves any thing besides me, but
what is very just and honorabie,-deiiver
me
From an extaey'd poet, modern wit
base coward, and rash fool,-deliver
me!
From Venus darling, from Bac-
chus prosclyte, from travelling half
bred, from all other masculine affecta-
tons, not yet recounted,-deliver ne |!
but give me one, whose love hasmorc
ofjudgement than passion, who is mas
ter of himself; or at least an indefatiga-
BILE scholar in such a study, who has an
equal fame, parallel inclination, tenn
per & soul like mine, that as two tallies,
we may appear more perfect by union.
Give me one of as genteel an education
as little expence of time will permit,
with an Indifferent fortune, independent
Of the servile levees Of the great, and
one whose retirement is not so much
from the public, as into himself; one
ut possibly above Aattery and affronts,
and yet as careful in preventing an in.
jury, as able to repair it; one, the
beauty of whose mind exceeds that of
his face, yet that not deformed so
as to be distingnishable from others
by Its ugliness,-Give me one that has
learned to live, much in little time
one that is no great familiar in converse
with the world, nor no little one with
himself; Que Gf two such happinesses
may be granted at one time to cur sex)
who with these endowments may have
an easy honest disposition; who by his
practise. as we'll as principles, ha. made
himself SO, let him be truly virtuous aud
p'ous, and me truly happy in my choice.
INAMORATO.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-01
( Valuable Lands for Sale.


THE subscriber will sell Tract
Of Land, containing 500 and p
hall acres, within two miles of Fauquict
Court House about 500 acres OF which
are in wood, well timbered. The open
land is undergoing its first course Of
clover and plaster. There are on the
premises comfortable new Dwelling
House. not finished, good new Barh
and other convenient out houses. Pos
session OF the houses and part of the
land can be given Immediately, and Of
the residue after harvest.
This is perhaps one OF the most d.
sirable tracts of land IN the neighbour
rood of Fauquier Court House, on ao.
count of its vicinity to that place, whore
f:e wood sells At from three to four
dollars per cord during the winter sea.
son. John A. w. Smith, Esq. or Samr
Low, Jr Esq, will shew the land, and
make known the terms OF sale.
Also, one other Tract, containing 2oo
acres, lying in the county OF CulpeE
per, onsthe main road leading from
Chester.s Gap to Fredsricksburg.r
This land is we'll adapted to the uss Of
plaster, and is not more than two miles
from Mr.. Moses Gibson's Merchants
Mill. /, will be shewn by Mr.. Curtis
Corby, near the premises, and the terms
made known on application to the sui
scriber, living the upper end Of Fay
ouier county, on the road leading fre!A
the Court House to Chester's CAP
VIM. Clarkson.
March 4 Nv
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-01
From the Boston Doay advertiser.


We rejoice at the triumphs of our
gallant Navy, because they obliterate
the foul stain of the Chesapeake agrees
sion; because the navy has been the a
based and vili6ed offspring of federal DO.
icy; because they thunder in the ears
ofour rulers, and the nation, that ma
rhine force is our only sheet anchor Of
defence, and sole guarantee to CONNER.
cial prosperity because they sput to
shame the wretched military policy
which brings disgrace and destruction
on all points ; because European powers
will respect the valor, skill aud resource
es of the nation because such deeds Of
glory surround with splendor the Ame-
RIGA: name /; and because the heroic
men who have achieved these important
obiests, are disciples of the Washington
school, If it be replied, that these re.
joicings give popularity to the war;. &
are its sole buoyancy above general abb
horrence, let it be answered, ether means
of warfare will in proportion dwipdle in
to contempt and insigni6cance, as the
success of the navy are honored and re-
spected-and that in honoring the men,
and being proud Of their noble deeds,
we disclaim all appreciation of a NEST
senseless and wicked war.
We rejoice at the success of the Rus.
sian people, because they have fought
and conquered, as did our forefathers in
the revolution, in defence of their liber-
ties, their affairs and fre.sides because
they have made noble and successful
opposition 10 the project Of universal
despotisR, in the gieat foe of liberty,
Napoleon, and, under heaven. "con-
founded his Devices" because it affords
prospect which should expand the
heart Of every son of liberty, eve'y low
er of freedom and hster Of tyranny, that
French influence, blood-thirsty ambition
and oppression, have reached their ze-
NTH and especially, as it affords hope
that il will prove the precursor efpcsce
to our own country, juggled into war
by perfdious France, ;Ad affianced to
her in extending the Sentimental sys-.
tenn"
The Almighty, who rules among prln.
ces, has manifested vengeance awful
and signal: He has arrested the de-
stroyer in his progress, and exhibited
the doom of those who wage . vain
glorious" & an,bitious-an unholy war.
Let our ralers avert a Just rc,ributlon
by making advances to a restoration OF
peace, that the blessings OF thousands
may come upon them, that the haleynn
days OF prosperity may revisit our cities
and towns, and that our national union
may be perpetuated, and that the happy
advantages pat into our hands by Provl-
dence, may be employed in the promo
ton Of the happiness, welfare, prosperi-
ty and good of the people. I.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-01
Laurel Grove for Sale.

DY virtue Of deed of trust 20 me,
ID from Bushrcd Washington, jun.
| viii dispose Of the above estate to any
person inclined to purchase. 1t lies in
Westmoreland county, on the river Pc.
tomac, and is supposed to contain about
800 acres. The soil is rich and well
adapted to the production of corn and
wheat understand that it is well I'M
proved by a good Dwelling House,
other out houses aad orchards.
For terms, apply to the subscriber:
Bush. Washington,
Mount Verno1
March 9 9awtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-01

ed to alter tho constitution, or control
the government, were his chief oppor-.
tunisies for distinction !: and upon tbes.
ne selzed with great eagerness. But,
like most other innoyators, he seems t..
have thought that there was no harm "
taking advantage Of the present system,
as long as it lasted"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-01

feet six inches, he can neither he, sit,
Stand, nor even kneei. At his deyotions:
this is therefore to certify that we APP
point him to the --, a ship commo-
dious for all the above purposes"
Londsn hafer.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-01

Arrived, Saturday night, the United
States boat Dispatch, sailing master
Davis, under Gag of truce. The Dis
patch went from Norf,lk to Lynha.
ven by with Mr.. Svertcbkoff the
Russian Secretary of Legation, WHO
hed.s conference with Admiral Warren
on boald the San Domingo, and return
ed here IN mis- WY TO Washington. The
result of this conference has not yet
,ranspired. Left ,be squadron, on FRI
day morning, tie San Domingo intended
70 go into Hamptoa R ads tie next d. y
% frigates ADD briggs with some en-.
hrr. rcmaio9d 10 Lpnhaven BY. They
'ai captured nothing but few bay
C, aft.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-01
BALTIMORE. March 90
.Ne7D Hamhshire Election.

.Ne7o Hampshire Election.
Returns from four additional towns
have been received since last publication
which make the totals for Gilman l776S
for Plumer 1920.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-01
pr On Fahtar one deer SsaiA u Kss4
Sfrees.
VIM. F. THORNTON,
(Lafety If the FIRM Of VIZ pDERsuRx y
THoRsfoS,
Hasjusf otened q large and general ssfs-
nly Of
DRUGS & MEDICINES,

DAISTS, Spices, Patent Medicine 1
i Dye Stuff, &c SC which has teea
earetully selected from the latest ira.
portations, and entirely under his own
INSPECTION
To his old Customers, he flatters
himself that bare knowledge of hia
having resumed his business. will b
fully sufficient to ensure him CONT.
nua,ion Of their patronage from q
theirs he solicits call, feeling well
convinced, that nothing but an epporr
tunity Can be wanted-to enable him 10
give any dealer in his limo the mek
ample satisfaction,
Orders from physicians, country
merchants and families will at all times
receive his prompt attention, and eve.
ny article warranted pure and fresh.
~ Family s. Sea Medicine Chests.
with plain printed directions hande
somely and economically put up ut q
hours notice.
IN ADDISON
To his ordinary stoek$c has on hanA
and intends conselktly keeping :
supply of -
Prime CHEWING TOBACCO,
Best Havana SEGARS,
And Maccouba. Rappee and Scots
Snuff.
March 8. Dolfn
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-01

kpNDnl-
k,oAh 4.l !.
r g so SIZE"
|, ,,or .. TIE tins
=. gss PEOPLE
|, fair, Of this country s'nn :
=, ,A.rs has been a
ssssl p0il'i'''". of
:, he go'd sense %
/, :, things to rights a.
:, now, after twelve
f,.ri.nss, some me Of ', them
Is.yo,s 'en'roffhs pe0-
4shbric . The n,s'0' ,,
but especially OF
3,,d,n., the melancholy
V arc hr'' the dHfFs
:. yicfims, of a tea
g. and abuse them TO
elf aggrandizsment'
history Of our own
80 nation, furnishes a
l,nsn'nble evidence
sr other time or c0un'
v, have seen a Pco-
.yond examples under
.ac. Of commerce. 'o-
/, themselves from the
a;omsn', when the
rs was bearing them
an.. We have seen
r,rcal'nsi labor pro-
tn, some twenty, and
deliberately storing a.
lard Of THAR industry,
u their barns, instead
BAD, whence, after re-
# others, it would
% their hands with ten
We seen a people pro-
d exact justice to all
Isbni, to the greatest
!. nation, to plumber,
ratiOs, and yet pour
h and their blood IN
|lhsr, for the assertion
b in principle and in
!, m themselves and
srts'. In fine, we
Fsives a people vo-
away at the nod and
Ftcr denagogues, all
n taeir Institutions,
ssTrae, and lustre
With such a picture
p can calculate upon
'tc3tls No. There
"a which the people
Pcre 50 chord, which
ped, and when it is
pris something like
s'nlnss Of the best
d country, will not
'''ItAe people from
'Y'-Out as Mr. JEFF
d; tcot!c, said to
lying Warrington,
"a the Tar gather
r vii no, iail to soft
s'l'' far Congress.
Castor,
u SAWYER, Willis
AS0n' j. H. Bryan,
:, Kennedy.
R. King.
q Nacun.
a's Davis, J. #.
N''aA., Richard
'aAesb Thee. La
'''r'oa, VIM. c.
\ !" P&fhc,H ar.
! '2s F,lixwslksr.
f''aklia, Lewis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-11
NEW GOODS.
ROYAL LINCOLN

LAS jua received az additional fuPPiy OF
1 L Frefh Goods. viz
Blue aud yellow Nankins FRI ehoP--Flor-
ence Luifring-Blaek Canton, do-ChoPPy
Romslls-silk shavls-Ladies black white
and eoioured Silk Gloves-pladed Luit ing
Ladies fne Cotton Hole-lmitatIon Shawls-
Men's white & mIed Cotton tiofe black silk
H>ndkero hiefs B itiih Co,tons- Cottoa shavls
-bell gilt and pa'ed Coat Butons-Cotton
Camsriek,-. viii Cambriek tiandkerehief'-
RufTia Diaper Madras Handksreh'et'-
Factory Gingham.-sAirting-Yarn--lndia
Cotton, con6iting OF 5sfas, M.modies, &c.
hlo--An additional iupply of Broadeloth.,
which with ,hofe on hand eonIprife large al.
founent a, 10 quality and coorr'
A genersi ailor.ment OF Kerieymere', Elan.
nels, and variety of other Wooden and Cot
ton Goods. Portland. JHa. 90, lels
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-11

THr cvNruvs, rss Iv1usioos. AND
TaE ar PocaoNDsIseH citIzens Il P5-''s.1
and -. VIC, ,ity D, ofTef ell the VOLATILE "A
oMArIc 4 aE-D aeas ssurr, @h Oh 4, tn.
cIoleJ N an e.sysp oo,sie aufs ering at the
purp fes # = huff po.; prepared by Joan 2.
WHIrw,Lt Chsupn K Druggift, Bolton, Ma
10 Coz equeace 'he re' erzled attempts of
obicu iudividuals, often t,ne ignorant and
uupfincips,ed 20 ,mpole upon he cfedaiiiy
the people " hon e femeds.. intailibe IN
al c.fes y uhe,her curah'e II iner-ahle" Ut
ucxrions of4his zrs no more 10 be REGARDED
'hao be asclssa'isss Of man r-Lver'iia' fer
his want Of versei y who either I'm ps,rci
pie ar policy oeeafionaiiy fpeak, he tru h
The sdve ,iler therefore 10 the ipa.nce will
cy add, .hst fA'ss t. large amount have
n effected . Bottom, add efe~ here zed Ia
Al. Il he fatik.-tioa e he pa; chafe,
Iume,ou, affii.vir, of !. efficacy NIGH, lie
Ad1ueeB ~ "a thefr laIo tn. pubic ca
place > oobhden,e Or s.euue only teens
oLen . az the attention I'D cure he
conf C u the COMMIT " and hat avenue
Is IN D fsih % OF The ..ltavie. e by he vo.un
;ary I'D una.as. e. cee &. c OF Doct Bcuj
W. ne he ienr,r 4 america. --css
T1rlcs r.m DocT RrsJ WArrlHeuss
Jsahrs IF 'ts szsfiai Iosfsf, IN 'L-s.s-s,s i ia
hsssi -sss.dE ID + F,ssss-i-fs o,gf,5,,
Is tho , Az j,Sres i fbyf, - re U.issJft, i
C.n5.Dgs ard p.bias issfsrs o. tsfaay -f-esi'
T. e. - sSisssi Ssio' ~ Ha1ssbsleiB 81, IT.
sniver to You 'ei er con a.ning an eiiumera-
tbs the II C c m2ohng your luR
", ~ zen = ,ha. Al bouyh nave found 90
reliOn for CT a-ing ny vel known opiaisn
of;he peTne, n, r'Fe = of the inosdinafe ufe
of.obAcco, in any form, ! nevertheless caaeo.
peree sc The fame objsc ION - yours Use
srrieies are certainly iaaaeeat n ths,r q1aiies.
.hofe liable 70 .c,y sd q Der l-s ..ehe.
cell know n Sc d hels Jiitrsib1s sifec
iions mos eoa,aa,-y iuthie on tp5stsae-
u. fleeing ,owsri. night, a II tnn relief
can BE- eapeii'ed 10y eerGufa,try, ihou'd
ave he preference &c yaus competition over
III of powdered tobacco - even Re iapor
ted cephahe Snuff the ingredien,. of
u hich - unknown - Us Wuh 'hs view
have u ed you huff m,ief and recommended
1t 10 other..-I am yours &C Bee; Wsh,6s.,s
Bolton Aarch so ISIS
TO 20. p sbhzSsH Chsniiit & Dfuggia
L. mot. dforder, of the head, par iculasly
he comm head ache. saa,rb, dizziness, va
pou &c the uie Of this eoIspohiioa !. al
! n vs. &c eicial and 10 mon cafes eifsc IA,
he favour ~ Fragrant and refreih Bg and az
an article % luxury far iuperiour 10 a"y fer
| ~ a'ory whatever. from 10 great snhpsi, feat
. l.aio no competition i. beties qualified to re.
Az contssion the ufe OF it therefore is indif.
oen6ble for oil lbols who watch with or viii,
be 6ck.
- 1iBpai tern 10 vbsis ale ssfsm1,
Wholesale pufehziers vii be refunded the
80. utefea Of any number they
I'd and fee &, to return 10 one
&c. Price D4 pr. Doc. SO
tor of the above Snuff xould
rfIs AM. of Portland aud v,eini-
lupp'y viii he kept for iale
:, No. 4, Exehangs.llrsst.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-11
MARSH. LIS SALE.

Urifsf Slater y ..~ois
DAia { Iaias
pUNsU mt - A'rani, from the Hoo "a
vid ew1li, o luz = the ID 3 q Cou
of the uni'ed s,se> T., - Diilu.t aio'e iai1
he coy give ao'i,s a.. ih.n srp,fe an
.ei a. 9us.ic uetion IN ,ue.a., he g h
dsy OF o<,oi er neIr ., % oe.st 4 at
Cashns- h. lehr LOUISA, of the r,r-Etsa
OF aeou' So ieas wIhher ,ackel spps : asa
fu-Liufe !. The came fr,.n fra f.id fehoos r
!. piece f fII'een gu. eoppe:se &c Oh,
~s's. max and lad to be Balumo-e butt
e. he Gsfgo If fsid 6hr from Kng n.
J71'aes. ecnhitog Of - following .rGieIs,--
W.,
S hhds Rum % r,sres Cocoa
10 tisres. Bse. aac Porter, IN bou'e,
d Gales Containing about $500 los. sheet
Copper
Q kegs Copper Nails
- cO.t. Canvas
g coils cordage; ,ieree Tvine
81 ii-s Oil 50 kegs white Lead
IS seg> lack varniih 20 6rkins Butter, and
lundry o,her article.
that alto fell a, auction, on the fame day
qu,a,ity Of salt sboV. GO huihes
SAID vsGel ard Good. hsving been libelled
IN the Diilfid Cour. sad dscreed forfeit tor a
sres h of the sw. OF The Uaited States
Dated a, Csfiine, III. s7.h day Of September
1873. CHA III Is, D.fy .Bs.Jsa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-11
Me,ino II ComHion Ho0l.
CARDED & MANU- ACIURED.

TIE proptis ors Of the Mare Csns. e
Wsalsz nsssf by a, g. 1Iiwi,k inform
heir freud. and he public, hey have three
.e~ Ca-ding Machines one for Meriho and
wo for comm WOO aud have an expetien
ed " orkmsn, Mr.. John brown tina, ha' fol
.owe ed the buGnels ieveu years They ike~ife
Manufacture ard dreis wooden co,hs ia tbe
sit manner having os,ained two experienced
u-opean ~orkmen and intend making
b.oadelorh. AID Csfimsres of the tir!i qua 4,
hey have co. fale al theif fore 10 B -uni .',e
-,otton Yarn, of al number, aud ben qualities;
'1t,on aud Woe.en Cloths of TIN, country
isuufsclurs. Engrih and Wei india Good.
lsap foe cath vr uory produce
Wsu,et. Merino and common Wool, fct
vhch cath wall be psls.
Wa HAWs eess' Jsy aid c seas,.
B,s..tV;.l, Ai,y 81, 1873 If