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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-11
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On Saturday morning, about two o'clock
the bake-h house of MIR. George Reid, situated
az the corner of Boushe', lane and Union
street, was discovered to be on fire. Mr..
Reid with his family occupied the upper a.
partments of the house, and the FIRE having
originated below, gained such an asccnGancy
before it was discovered, that they had
scarce time enough to escape from its ra-
wages we wish we coulG ny that they all es-
capped but distressing TO relate, the appren-
tice boys (three in number) who lodged in
the garnet, had their retreat entirely cut off
before they were appraised of the danger.
One Of them leaped from the window. anu
by that means was saved, the other two per
ished in the flames They were both promis
ing lads, and their loss must prove a severe
affiictIon TO their parents. The flames soon
communicated TO the adjacent buildings, and
in two hours time every house on Bo4she's
and Marsden's lanes, with one or two excep-
tons, and the whole of Union street, as far
as its intersection with Church street, were
either Consumed, or pulled down to stay the
progress Of the devouring element. As usd
al, there was total absence Of every thing
like system; every one thought he had a
right TO direct and advise, AID bat Cor few
active citizens, there Is no telling where the
mischief would have stopped. Had the
wind blown strong from the south, at Least
one half the town must have been laid IN
ashes as il is, the damage has not been We
ry considerable the buildings being nearly
all decayed and of little value. MIR. Reid
! is the principal sufferer; he had stock Oh
hand TO the amount Of S 1000. He lost ev.
ny thing Il.
From conversation we have had with sc.
veral intelligent gentlemen who came up it
4 a. n. 4 - Il
my meditates an attack on Some Of our sc;
ports whether it is to be made on ihis town
or whether the Chesapeake IS to be only a
rendezvous, or place Of preparation for al
attack on some Of the ports to the East
ward, has not been ascertained. We have
ieason, however. to surmise that the favoI
S intended for Norfolk. ID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-11
THos. GOODMAN, jr.

TAKEN UP-An F.seray HEIFER, shewn
US by Joseph 1wyman, and do find the same
to be muly Cor no horned) OF pale rcd col.
our, with White back, belly and tail, marked
in the right ear with crop, slit and under-
keel--supposed to be four years od-apprai.
sed to Si1 this goth day of January, 1918.
GEORGE TWYMAN,
FRANCIS BURKHEAD,
NEHEMIAH RHODES.
Cspy--Teste,
JOHN NICHOLAS, GAG.
March 1. w.t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-11
BY last Eyenin g's Mail.
NORFOLK, March 9

We perceive by our Charleston papers
that the frigate Eolus, and sloop OF war So
pixie, are off that port, enfsrcing rigorous
blockade. Lord J. Townsend has made
known his determination To remain off Char
lesion until relieved by an adequate force,
and, in the mean time, to use his utmost en-
deavors to put in entire stop to the south
ern coasting trade This win chime exac.
ly with the uniform designs If John Ball !;
At will distress "the southern States. -
We trust however, that We shall be able to
take the beast by his horns while he is at
tempting to gore our political compact AS
sunder.-- Herald.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-11
Marlborough. "a Adm. Cockburne.

The st. Domingo andR antilles, 74's, were
expected to join The squadron In a few
days. Id.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-11
A Sale OF Negroes.
March II.

THE subscriber havin, dc ermined to Quit
Agriculture, will offer to the highest bid er.
on the first MontIsy in next month, TAprili
at Powhatan Gou. thous, all his field Negroes
and their c i!dr .n.-One Of he men is good
Carter, another good hand with horses ard
formerly drove a waggon-some f tn. women
nave been bro,aght up to house business such
a. Cooking, Washing, Losng, Spinning and
Sewing The terms Of sale viii be months
credit, bOnfl and security will be required. no
carry interest from the late il not punctualy
paid.-'fo 'hose who choose to pay on the day
OF sale, liberal discount will Be maize.
II JOSEPH MAYO.
hIcsmohd, Asrch H. tbs,
Il WHERE'S NY WIFE El.zabe ID Good man,
has left my bed and board without any pro-
vocation, thereby forew2rh all persons from
harboring or trusting her on my account, as
am determined not to pay any debts cf her
contracting.
Tnos. GOODMAN, ir.
March H..
NIB 1.-THE said Elizabeth Goodman (my
wte) IS found hafbored by any person or per-
sops, the rgor Of the law will be strictly en-.
forced against Them,
CIR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-11
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FOR EIGN.
NEW York, Feb. IS.
THE pRUssIAN CORPS.

The following documents relate to the de.
sertion of 90 or $4,000 men from the French
service There are other documents publish.
ed in relation TO it for which we have not
room; We be ievethe following will sufficient
ly explain the transaction.
Letter from rhe Due de Tarente to The Prince
Major General
TILsIr 3lst Dec 1912
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-11

B.J. WoRsHAM, DC.
NJ rch IL wSw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-11
BRITISH OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF
WlNCHESTER'S DEFEAT.

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Quebec, Feb. 9Th 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-20
Ebipring Jntrlligrnfe.

Sloop Catherine, fem Bath for Boston.
with q cargo OF crates, copperss, white <
red lead, AQUA fpfiis, glass, &c. spill, h.
sails Oh Ff,dsy moi ng -, in gsle f. ON
N w. CT Z. Aha. and wss obliged To pu'
Asa,, b.fore ne wind, for G. Cod. The
same ma hi she went iato Cape barbour, &
there found he M.iesuc and Iunpn a, al.
cher Nc II mern.ng he WAS n along
side f he M,jest.c, her cargo 'asea ool,
IN lsl cut away, aid tbe sloop thea SC, aft
aud went ashore on the beech.
The sloop Ca,harinr. Bosrdman, sailed
from Pslh on Thursd ~ last, with vslu.h'e
cargo olfsiaiHs, dtes, cgpsefas gas Ssdye sc
bound q Boston, viii souls on board on
he Flids, slliOwiag IN severe Sic OF wind
.pruag ,eak and wa, nearly fun Of w,tef
before II was dscosered-Au attempts +.
free her proved useiess, and SHE .;iisd--'n
Ina, situation. exposed 10 tie .e.e'e cid
wea her and viIhout sus'enance, Son board
er,shed, viz. Nh Norris, owner Of he ses
seI . MIR. Rine, mcrchsn, d4ugh .er Of
NJ. Ho,ey ais IT Iiailowcll; and wo sea.
men lately srriv-d IN Ike snp NJ. Hope, Al
Bait, ir. Csdia
4 gentleman from Essiport. (Me which
plsee he left this day week. informs, chat ,he
sloop of war Marin was al anchor on hat
day, at harbour LIS Tang, miles from
East port, where slie had been faf ioringh,
previous, with a smsil schooner III c.. -.
tender, and had taken at day Two Chsbsc.
CO boats bound into Eas,post, and ON the
Sunday previous took the sch -. B. ke.,
Of and t ON Ne wbu,ypor,, winch she als9
made tender of-had put on bos d 30 men,
and was commanded by The Is Lieu, OF he
Ms,tin Win this force E.spori wss
completely blockaded.
gentleman who left Truro 10 h, infrm.
that wo shlgs of war were seen b. X of
he Cape the day preyions The sloop
Z liherine Of Bath, which went on shore =
Proyinceto VIZ. had been got off. and W.,
sold on Thursday last. nv uo,iun for l22dls.
On the s h ms. The NJ jestic aud JUNIOR.
lying in c. Harbor) we've fling Tor setter
hours al targets, ana discharged upwAic,
of 100 guns. When they went out tho
took The captured vessel. with them, IN.
pe sons with the ransom money, not having
arrived in season.
The cartels Enalostsn and Bos,wiek,
(he latter large ship,) are dail} expected
a, salem, from HslifsX aud, il ~ unde
s.o1d. Will bring up all he prisoners ,ha
remains, yer Il hundred having been, seni
20 England The Analostan had only days
passage down.
The Narcissus frigate. was spoken Nov.
16-she hid on board the prize crews OF
the Tele machus and Despatch, Gave przes
20 The Y,nkee,) and Ieosptured by her Oct
IS, LAT. 40, lon. Sc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-20
seiscellaueous 6elert.ons.

The road to ,uir.-Wh hen a young
man tina; had been sci up with good
estate. turns gambler and spendthfilt,
and squanders more in month than
his frugal father had been able TO gain
IN whole year every one exc!aims,
Tag y2lny man rs in the road 10 rum
When a trader runs SO deeply III debt
tha, he is not able to pay even The IN
tefest, and still goes on to add every
month, 10 the principal by Borrowing
oil whomsoeYer he car get II; all, vi, a
one accord. say, That trader IS ia fhe
road 10 tnin.
When d farmer encumbcrs his estate
with mortgages, so heavy, that he oen
never cancel them. he nor bis children
af,el him, even 10 the third aud fourth
generation aud all this To obtain, by
fraud or force, the possession Of lands,
To which be has no msHner fright and
which, il he had them, would be no
better TO him then lands in the moon--
the whole neighsorhood agree upon il
that he is a block head or a Inadman,
and that he is an ne read 10 run.
When nation that has been blessed
with peace in its borders, with abund.
antiy increasing wealth, with all the
means of enjoyment and happiness al
most that heart could wish: foregoing
all these blessings and sacrificing Is
vital interest, volunteers in a bloody
contest with aa:ion,of vastly supe Tor
strength md OF ability TO wound It in a
thousand points, aud even afiei the ma
terials OF contention are done away, per
sist in its bloody contest, 10 The ruin oil
many thousands OF lis members S, to The
loss OF many thousand lives, 20 the leop.
ardiziag Of the public liberty, to the de.
struction of good morals, and TO the
accumulation oil in,olel able burlhens oil
debts and OF taxes, not only upon the
present generation bu, upon millions
/ as yet unborn, and that not for any real
public benefit, but from mere pride and
wil--,lie>wor behclds this spect
| acie with astonlshnenl--the concur.
rent voice Of heaven and earth utters
this verdict, They are a feotie Vofd q
matchmaking. and arc in The road 20 ia
III Connecticut Courant.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-20
JfPLabD.

WITH blue cold nose aud wrinkled brow,
Traveller whence c0mest shou
From Lapland woods and hills of frost,
b. The apid reindeer crost
Where tsperIng grows the gloomy fir,
And the stunned juniper
Where the wild hare and the crow
Whi,en in surrounding snow
Where he shivering hnnlsmcntesr
Their fur coats from the grim white bear |;
Where the wuif and arcuc iox
prowl among the lonely rochs,
And tardy suns 10 desarls drear
Civ days and nights ofh4Nsyes-
From icy oceans where The whale
fos.es in foam bis Issb,ug tail;
Where The snoring sea horse shows
His i,ory teeth in griuning rows;
Where .,umoiiug IN th ir seal kun bout,
Fesdess The hungry fishers fna,,
And from The teerasng seals supply
The food those niggsrd plains deuy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-20

As our discnn. tiled generals are a..
returning fromrhet' SSp,9to,md ocnj aicn
il is propofed inesead 4 pubic dins-
ner, 10 treat the ) with
tUBLTcR GRO fHYNc
At which -'ra1fyoag and HiknErs
fhal prefde and Bnnt and Du1as
act as vice presidents Meilrs ID 6
and I'll will no doubt prepare the
toaits and the var hawks may drink
them in a decoc ion OF aloes.
The +" Babes in he 4ue5ds" may DC
flung on tbs location and as tbs
Heroes will doub,efs attend the gh=a-
tire, we recommend for their enter
tainment "Blcb ada abom Mating"
and "L,ke D1aaer Like Nan. ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-20
Belknap & 4 unnells,
Corham July s

No !, Mgl;y1 Ro-v. Mifiis fret.
WOULD inform their friends and the pub
w lie, that from the liberal encouragement
they have received from the gentlemen of this
town and vicinity, and flrangers who oeca
fionally refon to this town, they intend en-
lafyiug their bnGnefs. To accomplish their
ohjpe4 they have taken pains to procure the
very hef of Rngih and American Stock -
ALTO the fra rate Workmen that cao be Oh
tanned From the mesns which they now poi
fefs they can allure the public thai all orders
for Boots and Shoes OF every delcription will
be punetusly e,ecured, and the work done
in a flie no, exceeded in this pace. They
have on hand, ready made Boots and Shoes,
Pumos, and Over Shoes, made of the heif ma
teria's and warranted good, Any gentleman
tha, may he in want OF he above article, eau
ia a, well liued as though he had hi, meaiure
taken. In addition to the above, they have
jLa received large aflortment of Ladies and
Mihes SHOES, of all Descriptions. bbO,
Italian Pale Backing aud Back Ball, for
Boots aud Shoes, together with Boot and shoe
Trimmings, Of all kinds.
Al orders for Boots and Shoes punetuaiiy
attended to
az Two Jou;neymen Boo, Makers, want
ri immediately. hD Meis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-20
Webber & Chase ,

HAVE for sale an extensive assortment oil
ENGLISH - FRENCH GOODS,
suitable for the present and approaching
which are,
Best supe fine q. oadclo,hs
bidding and low priced do.
Surerhhe Casslmeres, consisting OF
black, drab aud naked
Cords-Coalings--Dui,ils
FianneIs and Bsizos
teiiece Cloihs--boMbaze.t
Wilbores-D nrants Grapes
Best dress Il and undressed Calicoes
SIX snd comm0a GiEgaams
c.mbricxs, white, black aud coiouIed
large assoftmen, u Fancy Fiu ms
Saawls silk aud cotton II anakef eniei,
Long Lawn Linen Braces
Gentlemen and Ladies' Beaver Cloves
ditto duo silk 8. worsted Hose
Black and coioured Sewing silks
Goa, aud Vest Buttons
ki1bons--Tapes and Dobbins
neutrality-suspicious. Grapes
Italian Crapes--Pins
Cotton Hose, gep,lemen * ladies'
SILK Button Moulds
A general assortment, OF American
Factory Goods, &c. SC
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-20
Leonard 4 a. Ii. Crofs.


Ma. &. U,i,. Rg4v. si4as f,esf,
HAVE Jun received, and offer for i'ls.
IS cbeas iiyfor, Hyfou Skin, souchong and
Congo TEAS, OF hyperion quality, OF The
Aleif and I umbu' esfgoe'
20 bag. Coffee p bb'a boxes sUcsR
10 bags Welt Indis Co ion--5 do upland
Is bsre, by 9 CAT
y do No Csocos'e
20 bO1s, fri, quality spaa'ih cigar'
go VI tmerieaa do 10 boxes shaving soap
10 boxe, Rziins--s kegs Tobacco
8 pipes Gin--2 DO Ccgn'se Brandy
5 cake yidonia Wine Per, 4 Nalaga do.
SO lbs. span,ih Float sNd Bengal Indigo
80 tbs Glove. Nh mess. Cafiia--Pepper
pipsn,o- G singer in.pesrs -eandle', -.
81 cAiks infpeeei Gun powdsr.
~ The above Goods wiz be fold cheap for
cath or ihou approved crsdi
Nov. 20 6w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-20

We will not prejudee the caufe 4
any man, nor will we yet pre:ende %
decide which of our diitinguiihed
generals, ought 70 bear the burthen
of diigrace, which is attached to the
clofe Of the northern campaign We
doubt not, however, that the admin,
ittration has already predeftiaea itS
victim I; and il is he, MT affuredly.
who is leait capable of intri. NC, and
whole facrihce viii beit promose
their popularity fhe willy Srcret4s
ry has taken care e. give the Grf
word to the public ear, knowing that
often the 6rit word. re TIC 6sa
blow, is half victory. Bur was
ever seeae exhibited Ike thar which
we now behold ? The generals of
an army, one and all. x aid well,
fcampering fro.n!their poft., and a.
bandoniDg the defence OF thefr c an.
try, that they may Be ready f. d find
ihrir GUN reputation from the sfauIts
of zach otberl u S. Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-20
fDoetrp.
SCANDAL.

HAS Folly qun he world. that Scandals
meal
Has chsng'I o AZ TO fsrs & dain,, food
Time WIS w,en she was never kuo~n 20
steal
Her victim from The inrocent and good,
Add with the DIR nVn smile Ger mangled
Virtue brood.
Bur virtue now beneath he enyenomd barb,
Sinks like ,he Il wrc 10 the passing gale -
The aim too fatal when Reignin's ga;b
And Wom4n's form The damn,ng mons .er
veil
Unseen she grasps her prey unseen her
tsngs sssAil.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-20

Ib9le uubo are in Jfarcb> IF Farms.
a RE Informed thai the iubicriber has for
4 fals Lot of Land, coniiilng of about
so acres. FIX of which are under good m
provemes,--ii ua.ed in The own OF Hp,js..
abou; IS mies from Portland. and iaid to be
a. ferus foil 2. any IL faid own. l. will be
fold very cheap for cath, or exchanged for
Shocks, or mon any Other perioaal property
perlons delring 20 purohde are def-ed to
call, for The term, are 10 eaiy.. that they eau
not TAI to trede apply 10
SAMUEL CHASE,
North fde of Central Wharf Portland
Ntv s, 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-20
Gunpowder ManufAtory

THE fsbfcriber having become interefied
L in the MsnuiaStory OF Gunpowder at
wen6e'd. Mais in connerion with MIR
Charlie, Doug ai., informs his friend, aad the
Public, that he i,isl IN flu ure be enabled to
iupply them with GunposGer OF a fuperiour
quality aud on very Reaionabe term. at hi.
Sore No. 81, iiale itreet Bottom, where he has
aio on baad ,-Pngfh, Tower proof and Du
fort 4 Cos ben Gunpowder-R e6n'd * Cruue
Nue--Cannon Balls and Grape shot-Can-
hoa OF various ises-Mu ket and Pitoi
Bsh-Pagenf shot Brimiicne--Rar and Pig.
Lead. with every article Of the armament of
Ships Of War and Military Companies
ELIJAH VIII HINGTON.
" Cannon Mu,kei aud P,itol Cartridges-
Guapowder--Shos-Bai ls--F lat. gr 10y Re.
tail as above by A. WELLER ON
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-20

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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-20
FHiLaDELPHIA, DEC. 2.
EMb 1RGO

Esfraa Of lite, frsm WaRmgfon,
December I.
The Embargo law failed in the
Senate during the lale feilioa by two
votes. Indeed had there esen bur
one vote more in favour Of the me as.
IRE. it would in all proosbilit, have
been carried by toe eating vo OF
the Vice Preiident. Mr. Andtrfos
of Tenn Zee Mr. Giles of Virginia,
and Medrs Brown, ana froncntin
of Louiliana, were then IN the ma
joritv. A respectable Virginia gen.
tlemah ai1ures me that MIR Giles has
recently declared to him that if the
meafure ihould be again brought for
ward in the form of PC aiancn, law,
intended TO operate during The COM
tinuance of the war, il viii receive
his vole. am affured alto, tha, The
Louiiiaua Senator voged againlf the
meaiore from coniidera ions of cal
and temporary policy. the people OK
New Orleans having then in potlcs-
lion watt Quantities 1T weitern pro.
duce. which they had either PAID or
contracted for, and of c,urfe would
have lultained inmenfc lones, by an
embargo at that particular time c2n-
alterations which viii not now oper-
ate IN an equal degree, and therefore
the vote of oae at leait, am probably
The votes of both thofe senators, will
now be given in favor If The nea-
fure Mr. snderlon. though denoun-
ced, will not change his ground +;
but it is faid thar a korthen senator,
heretofore oppofed to an embargo,
will now be its advocate. The Sou
them States b lieve iuch a me aiure
neoeilary to render the presiure
of the war equal upon the diffe-
rent le6tions of the Unios. North
ern men, indeed, Can Zee NJ fuflicient
reafon why we lhsuld not continue to
enjoy fome fragments Of CONNIE ce
through the medium II neutrals, acne
why the government itfeli (houid not
derive iome means of carrying OF the
war from commerce ianotioned by
the laws and the practice of all ma
tons In fine, that an eG'hargo will
be recommended by the Pr Gdcnt q.
adopted by Congrefs, is a. certain as
any poilible political event that is yet
in the ample volume of futurity ...
tha. the United States will take
podeiion of Ean Florida is not quite
70 certain, but it is in the higtelt des
gree probable. his has long been
a fayorite Object with the ooaihern
and NeRern States, and thoie nates,
fupported by Pennsylvania and Nsu
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-20
LaZINESS,

As there i, not in nature a more dsgu0ful OBJ
ice, than lazy man, 70 ueiIher is there enc
more perniciou, Iudolence in foeiely is the
n,.dew, the run, the oauker, which corrups
and delroy, the focal vrlues. 6,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-20
Mcrino 81 Common WOOL,
CARDED s. MANUFACTURED

THE proprietors of the Maine C0nes y
Woaiss Maanf s7o-y at Ciuniwiek inform
their friends and ,he public, hey have free
new Carding Machines. one for Merioo and
two for common Wool, ard hive an eIpefIen
eed W orkmsn. Mr.. John brown, that ha. FOL
lowed the buGnefs feven years They Iikewie
Manufacture and dreis wooden cloths IN the
ben manner, having obtained two experienced
European WORKINGS, and intend making
B-oadcloths aad caiiin,res Of the firm quality
They have for fa.s az heir itore in Brunisiek
Cotton Yarn, of a auInbe-s and ben qaaitIe,;
Cotton and Woc,en Cloths of This coua,ry
manufacture. EngIiih AID wel India Goods,
cheap for eafh or eouatry produce
Waited. Merino and commor Wool, for
which cath will he paid.
WM HAWs, sgsat for ,aii ConPh.y
B,sr,1viti. Nd. 81, 1878 IT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-20
f. GRkEI.Y.

LIZ ~ ~ LII
HAS for fale a. No |, Long Wharf,
~ pipes Cogniac Brandy
10 hhd'. Muicovado Sugar IN quality
20 hhds W Rum
500 hid. Salt ioeheil. souchong Tea.
10 chefs Hyfon Skin Tea
200 boxes Brown Soap
100 bhls. Beef--5o bbls. Pork
500 Gdes soal Leather
O3 bek iS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-20
FIVE DOLLARS REWdRD

A inalI trunk containing feveral vainabie
Paper' aud few ARTICLES Of Go hing,
W" leit AZ the sisg'. He1s in Portland on the
evening OF he 25ih oil May laa and ha.
Pot been leen there. or heard Of foce Who
ever Will return Toe T,s-i and il, ,gste4f, in The
fs"'paie they were in when ief here ihall re
cave The above reward, and the tbasks of
PETER o. ALDEN.
o. 10, 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-20
CALEB ADAMS,

~. 9, H,yml l1H R,rv, Hn fer Ia!s,
good sfor,ment of
COTTON GOODS,
,cnhltng Of shifting, sheeung, Pads, Stripes
ehambrays. Yelling, Warp, aud Thread.
Lisrehs--A good sGoument Of
Vet. India Gcod5 q GYcerie5,
which will be fold cheap for Cath, or eI.
siaoged for Country Produce
f@G'af, Mr.. IS sm
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-20


Cogniac Brandy Ginger-Alua
Old Jamaica Splits Otter Starch
Wed India Rum Mufard-Copperafs
LiibJn and Port Wine Indigo; Windtor soap
Cordial--Codee GiAis
Hyfon Powder and Shott
Young yyion TkAs riinu-Pg,Ail y Fig
u Souchong) Tobacco
Loaf And brown sugar Cigars snuff
No4hes Sad Irons Sickies
Pollock Filh SsiGJrs
superfue Flour Block Fin Teapon
Rye ditto Pa1eboArd
Clear Pork Wrning Book.
Blowa oat Paper and Quilts
Co.,on-C Candles Ink Powder
Chc~o ate Lead Pencils
Boz Rsdins Plated Tea Spoons
Nu'msgs-Cinnsraon Pins ard Needles t5s
Allpice Pepper
a geuersi anortmer, If
CROCKERT WARE.
VIM. CROSS.
Gorham July 8 If