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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
DID.

In Poland, the French Major. General Court
GvDsN, o fthe wounds received in the battle of
Voentia. His hear, was emba med. plac ed in
gold box, aud conveyed to the Counties, his
widow, in France
10 S. Carolina, WILLIAM LAUoHros SMITH,
Efq ApoIitical char acter. and G ADD Mailer
of Mafons in that state
In Wilmington the Hon JOHN SMILE,
Representative in Congress from Penni ylvania,
Re IS He wa naive Of Ireland but ar
rived in America At early age. and wa, engaged
in both civil and military ftations during the
revolutionary war fnc. which he he, been
conipicnou. in the Pennsylvania aud United
States Leg failures He was appointed Chair.
man OF the committee on Foreign Relations
at the opening of the FELTON,
10 this town Mr. Simeon Mayo. sged 6s
years.
The whole number of deaths in Portland
during he year 1919, amount to It3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11

Lawn he the Moofs. lie says, the
race sold HIM TO party oftravel'in, Arabs
Moor, he tf. eacd with them IS days
sd ," Aranzs, Barbsry and Morocco
lhiouth" e was sold to another party OF Arabs
shen " with them through AigaIb .
md us'n nar,y he was used very Ill beng
BY "'s ines stabbed and otherwise abused.
several ,hcn sold to party of Musselmen
lie N was with them through suez, to
ara I've I've where he was ransomed by the
Mosauo If Morocco, trough The interior
sm emp sa Nv. ]. Dupee, agent to Mr. simp
ens' American Consul General al ianglers'
soa' an. INT to Csdiz, from whence he look ms
'na '. n this country. The ransom to"k
p' ss ~ the Sd of July last.
P' ace C. e,llawing is a copy OF letter which
Inc 'o"' :, snpioned sailor received from
NJ, p up IN, lust learned your dep'oraoie
and have sent the bearer with o'a IS
c'' %" w. You 20 me. am the sRen, 20 M
. D' 0,.~S Consul General oil America b, an
snpsO"s, Tier have procured your release
gs,' ~" snasayour to get tbat OF your unfor'
.,s .a couutrymen in distress
''a "IS,ye purchased one ct the men aoo
.," ander my protection HIS name
, n,; w." N;okles. have ordered this mar
y !. o ..oc,,re beasts for you TO ride upon as II
W." l,, he yery distressing for YOU 70 walk
S ,s's. a,.a cent to the rest OF your coinpah'
i in.'' lam your friend, ]. DupEE
N,p fashion trivafeering.- he ioi'
living facts are communicated IN a let
:, inst received from Charleston, B L.
1.-THE priyateer R arrived mere
a Few days since with S25o,ooo speeie
which they said they had taken out oil q
prize, and great were the reIolclngs on
,he occasion. But alas the reJolcings
we're of short duration--ih he capt
and all the crew are now in prison on a
charge Of piracy and murder Il is al
edged that they boarded Spanish ship,
Eilled part of her crew and plundered
her of al her specie, amounting to the
sum above mentioned
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
Domeaic R0Oing and Spinning
MACHINE,
For COTTON AND WOOL.

HOI NJ SAS bND w OOAs
THE fuofcriber offers he public the uie of
L this valuable Machine on he following
terms Three cents on the population of a
fingIe ,own and two cents on the population
of a couniy--and to give credit OF lax, twelve
and eighteen months with good fecurity-aifo
20 furn,lh any perion with good Mashine
running ID comp af,ion, with directions for
u6ng il, for thirty dollars each-Any perion
wiihiog to pu chate Right and Machines IN
the ID ilriet of Maine w'l pieaie to CD on the
f,hic,iber in Portland, and hoie pertons THAI
have purchaled MAch'aes can have the piv-
ilege of tak,ng the town if they with, after ia
king twenty dollar, from the amount on the
A light for no 6ugle town will be fold for
lefs than twenty dolla's'
JOSHUA SHAW,
Aeesf f., fbs Patsrtes
N B The Representatives from The Diitr'et
of Maine ae requeiied 10 call opPoh,e the
new Market when in Bottom where they will
Zee the above Machine IN operation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11

THE landing Committee of the Society of
CIscIssATI OF the Commonwealth of
Mzfiachuiet's in confor nifty toa vote Of he
foe'ety, hereby give public notice to the Wid.
ow' ad orphans OF deceafed members, ana TO
iueh of heir brethren who arsiredueed 10 me-
ceffit US circumstances, 'hat application for
reief may he made on or before The & n day
of February mex 10 the Handing committee
%, any ,nd,v dual thereof who will meet for
he purpofe of receiving iuch applications, at
Concert Hall, a y o clock A M Oh faid day.
The names IF the handing comm, &c are .
follow,
Hon. Gen Brooks Dod John Hart,
Colonel Tudor, Cav G,mi Bradford,
DR. ID Townfend, Cap. France, Creen,
Capt Robt William Capt Benj n Dana,
Capt. A Baiiy, Capt Clark
John Calender. Capt Thoma. Howe,
Colonel Hopkins, Capt Morton,
Capt. FoWle, Mr. samuel Perkins.
General Willow
JN0. CALENDER. hNasaf seey.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11

took IS pieces of cannon, one ftand
ard of honnor, 1900 prifoners, and
iound 1000 French dead on the field
of battle. In this brilliant action
Prince Ponitowiky of the sth corps
of the French army, was killed, and
Generals Jolnyilie, Moncuy and Da
ru. were made prifoners.
On the 10th, Count Wittigenftain
formed Polotik. and after two days
hard fighting, took poaellion of the
city"
In this enterprise great number
Of French were killed forty five Off
GERS and 1000 rank and file made
prifoners.
On the ID, the Rufiian army COM
PEELED the French TO evacuate Moi.
COW and Gen. Winzinrode at the
head of his ARMY re.entered the city
in triumph.
1t is the general opinion that b.
naparte will fpeedily return to Paris.
ltappears to be the determination
of the Rulians to gain the rear ofthe
French and if poflible cut off their
retreat towards War(aw.
The ST. Petersburg militia &volun-
teers had joined the Ruflian army
previous to the Iternling Polo TX and
diitinguifhei themfelves in the mott
brilliant manner.
The attack of the Rullians was
made with fuch vigor as to compel
the French to abandon all their hof
pitfalls.
The accounts reprelent the wealth
er a, Mofcow mutually wet and cold,
the roads CUT up and al not impaili
bic and the French Cavalry and Ar
tillery horles worn down and half
famiihed for want Of forage, whereas
the Ruff IN hories are vel f1rased
and in high ipirns. great number
have been lately added 10 the army.
The Calacks are ,ntinuAliy TX ir-
mining with and cutting oft tn:
French foraging parties
There is good reafon to believe
! that Bona's attempt to enilAve Rulll'
has received its death blow.
Gen B'sgyadosia" smyth. has given VI
the command of m Amy Of the Genre tt
CO. Porter, of he 'rt,''ery And gone inls
fnug quarters q WAihing on
The Buffalo Gazet,e of Dec 72d mention
that he Fevei cou niue to age, and tha
numoers of he regular roops had died da' y
A.otbe, Rsfgust IN - The Hoo. Pspi Rani'
70. IA, reGgned hi. office of Secretary of III
Navy
Two Soldiers were lately lho, at 0reenbufl
for deiertion.
The u s. Agent at pius6eld ha, advertiie'
for a number of Baggage Wagons to be de
livered on or before he fra of april next.
|
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
MGEebg/ehs RegiRers for 1873,
FOR sALR AT

Isaac Adams Bookifore,
CONT INNING lifls Ct he Off -ers of Maj
~ IA huletn and the United states IN the
variou, departments of government; of cor
pora,e instiius'ons-a I,G If Poa towns and
Pof Mailer. in Madachuietis-- Public Du.,es;
and a grea, variety of Other ufeful and inter
efling information ALSO,
Maps of Upper and Lower Canada
and of the United ssae. Contiguous thereto
Maps OF M4fachufetts- and Diitrict
of Name
4notb1 bigb prize ofIa,ooo dis.
~ Ticke.. AT 5 dollars aud Quarters At I
dol 81 cesis 10
PLYMOUTH BEACH LOTTERY.
Tie icheme of this Lottery !, very advan-
tsgeous for adveuiurers, aud The otjra Of il
humane one The proceeds of 1t are 10 be
appropriated to the improvement Of he har
Dor of Plymouth, that Mariners may find
fate retreat from the form"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
Public Auction.

NOTICE is he-eby gwen. thai the books os.
~ longing to freepnrt Social Library, a.
mounting to two hundred volumes. will be
fold at public auction, at the houie q: Major
Thomas Means in Freepor,. on Monday he
frlt day of February neI at o'clock, A M
DANIEL CUMMINGS,
iabetaf9 fbs s7mif-ss.
Freeport, Jan II f83
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
4 good chance for a Tanner.

EOR lale on reaionabe terms . vauabIe
! LANYARD, 6tustsd IN sirouavz,rr
Falmou'h) containing So Vars Bask Houfe.
BEEN Houle, q Bark Mill tina, goes nv water
that will grind Gs c 'rds Of bark IN we've
hours and Acquedudt thar runs continually.
thar fupplies faid yard With water
ALso--A Dwelling .Houie adjoining, and
Out Houfes, coed well of waier thereon-
For further particular. apply %
STETSON LORDELL,
on the premifes gas III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
NOJi,E,

THE Stockholders in The Portland Bank are
hereby nori6ed that their annua, Meet
ing itand' adjourned to Tuetday tomorrow)
At O'Clock M for the choice Of one Drec.
tor to Gil vacancy 10 the y ard ~ q -. =
by order of the PRECEDENT aud Directors
JOSEPH SWIFT, Ceeie,.
January 18th, SIS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
'9Dortlano:
FROM EUROPE.
Ionuav, January, IL, 1918.


Accounts from France have been re-
lived to the Sd of November. Ihev
farm that on the | 5th OF October Bon.
uar,c was at Moscow. in good health.
is said that he is repairing the city,
hat the Theatres are opened and fully
alended
On the 2eth of October, l6 persons
we're beheaded at Paris for having, 1t is
said, entered into conspiracy 10" take
Of Bona. Among those put to death
were three Tx Generals, one Colonel *
one Chief of battalion
Our lateff news from England is to
November the 9Th. and not OF much
in,ereit. The new Parliament was to
meet on the 24th of Nov for the def
patch of buGnefs. The Prince Re-
gent, it is faid, will open the FELTON,
With a fpeech from the throne, for
he fra time. All the members in
hvor Of the miniltry have been re-
saeaed to give their attendance.
Ninety additional ihipwrights are
udered to be entered into Portfmouth
Dock yard.
The Cartel ihip Orozembo, from
hlnmore for Liverpool, with 400
srldh pafIengers on board, has been
wrecked on the coat Of Ireland, in a
heavy gale, and only 5 or 6 Perfons
fyed.
In Spain the caufe ofthe allies has
has received check, and the expec-
tation Of their being able to expel the
French from that country this fealon
will not be realized. The combined
armies of ooult and Suchet are eiti
mated at 50 or 10000 men, and
were marching towards Madrid, and
abat,le is expected
The fate of things in Ruiia at the
hf dates had not materially altered
ince the battle Of Mofoow. The
Emperor Alexander has not evinced
he leaf difpoition to fubmit or har'
en- to the degrading terms of the
afpot and Defpoiler of Nations.
An article from Peteriburgh, under
ate Of Oct. 6, obierves, 4" We have
pod news from the armies. ] he
krmiihing parties have materially
annoyed the enemy. His fapPlies
have been intercepted and among
a'fe, 10000 pelihes have fallen in
70 our hands"
Later and mere iatreqing intelligence
/ The New York papers received at
rthe above was in type, furniih the
blowing late and important informa'
on refpe6tieg the war in Ruilia, re-
svtd atthat place by the fhip lhom'
sHiliard, in 4s days from Liver
POOL.
lnevery action between the Ruff
mans and French, Gnce Bonaparte took
FHeihon of Mofcow, the former
%uniformly been fuccefsful.
"On the 18th of October, the
auilian Marfhall Cutusoff, attacked
We french army under Murat, as,
90 iroag, completely defeated it,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
SCHEME.

Only 5000 7hksss--ssf ftps Blsski 10 ose Prize
--'rize' nor iubjeeted TO any deduction. The
price of ticket. viii advance in February
az Prize Tickets in Harvard College Lot.
tefy taken IN payment. Jas ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
Matthias Vickery's Will

NOTICE i. hereby given thai The ian will
Az and tellament of MATTHIAS YIGKE.
R1- Ia'e of Pejepeot, in he County of Cum
berland deceaied, has been preenie ed TO me
for probate by Elizabeih vickery. the e1ecu-
triI therein named aud thar the fecoad We'd
nefday of February uest at ten O'Clock A M 10
aligned to lake proof of hr fame ., he Office
of I'm Fro bingham. Efq in Portland, when
and where all perions concerned may be pref.
ent to fhew caufe, if any they have. why the
faid will fhould or hould no, be approved and
allowed
SAM FREEMAN. J.4ge sf /ais Court
"a. 4. 1913
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
10 LET.

4 HOUSE IN a central part Of The town :,
convenient for large family .lnqui,e Of
SAMUEL BUir,.
For SILL,
A valuable FARM not more than miles
from P,rtiaod -L'Aesvse; 200 acre, of good
improvable L MD. Either Of which Wi he
fold on csedi' ~ Exchanged for Real Raa,e
10 Portland.-L'lsw,s. A numbe, of
POTASH X TILES
Apply as above CIV Jan. 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11

'HR fuhicriber hereby gives pebble notice
i to all concerned. that fhe has been duly
appo'n ed and has taken upon her eli the truff
OF Execuuis OF the Ian will and Teitament Of
BaRNABAs wINsLow,
late of New Gl uo1ser in he county of Cum
berland yoemao deeeafed by giving tond a,
the law ditec $, ihs hertfore reqnelis all per-
ions who are indebted 20 The fad ieceaied. ef-
tate, to make inmeuise psymen, and ,hofe
who have any demands thereon Z, eYhilst The
fame to DEbUR III WiNSl.OW.
Dec "a 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
New Partneybip.
1ss 1. 10 8

HE fubicribers inform the Puhlic II their
i friends in particular, that they have his
day commenced buhnefs under the firm OF CO.
REY u WARD at their ahsP in Unian freet,
lately improved by JEFF pb L;sgv y Co whe'e
they carry on the
Cabinet end Chair Manya7ory,
in their various branches Any demands in
their line will he particularly attended to and
all favours gratefully acknowledged afo have
on hand handiome a1ortment of Co5i~,f ssd
CBsir Fwsifsrs; Pine BO ARDS. J0lsr and
Lumber in general JOHN COREY,
SAMUEL WARD.
PsvfIsad Dec % 1879
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
INAUGURATION.


On Tuesday last the Rev. WM.
JFNKs of Bath was inauguraled PROBES
sor OF the o iental and English Lam
guages IN Bowdon College. A pro.
cession composed of the students, the
President and Professor elect, with the
several branches of the College Gov
eminent, and the literary gentlemen
convened on this pleasing OCCASION,
moved from Massachusetts Hall to The
Meeting House, whste the services of
the day commented with music and an
appropriate and fervent prayer, by the
Rev President The ceremonies of
installation followed, which were very
neat and impressive. These being fin.
ished, the Plofsssor delivered an inan.
gural address in the Latin language. ex.
hibiangex,ensiye pathological erndiion,
and written in the purest style An
English Grafton was then delivered bv
MrfREDERIcK SoUTHGATE, one of the
tutors, on the connection between liter.
ature and religion. Ii was an animated
performance and left The most favorable
impressions Of the Authors imagination
and pie,y.
We congratulate the public on the
accession, which Bowdoin College has
received in Mr.. JESKs The depar,
ment, in which he is professor, is of the
first Importance as well in a theoloe
ical, as literary point of view ; and
the reputation of Mr.. JsNKs, as a
scholar and divine, leads us 10 form the
most sanguine expectations tina. he
will Till i with distinguished ability.
A Il.
~ Want of room compel, US to omit III.
remarks of SOLDIER" Alfo, an "Amxs
5" comment on many of the army an
poin n,ents hefe fu js6t. will be atteades
20 hereafter.
A Communication from Doet. CoFris, i
omitted for the fame reafon
No So 6, in the 7th Clafs of Harvard Collee
Lottery, drew. on monday afi, the Capita
Prize of 20 900 Dollars We underfland IN
fortunate owner of the ticket lives in New
| port K |.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11

No 1873 6, in the 7th Cafs of Harvard College
Lottery, drew. on monday Ian, the Capita
Prize of 10000 Dollars We underlland IN.
fortunate owner of the ticket lives in New
port 4 l.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11

THE Overicers of the Poor Of
Portland have tire pleafure to &C
knowledge that they have received
fifteen cords of Wood from the Hon.
Asa CLAP, Efq to be attributed to
the poor of the town In the various
duties of their Office they have at no
time experienced higher satisfaction
than that which now relults from a
compliance with the wilhes of the
donor. Atthis time of difficulty and
diitrefs they cannot but conf er this
act of generoli,y as worthy OF partie-
ular notice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
CINCINN

on the premifes
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-05
[Voi. 9.-------No. 96.

splendid acce ssion of th. talents of the
Young men of the University of Ireland
ne points to Plunkett and his colleague in
Parliament, Henry Gratten.)
And now, my friends, ! bid you adeu,
with feeling at my heart that can. never
cave 1t, and which my tongue Cannot at
tempt the abortive efiort OF expressir g..
II my death do not prevent 1t, VIC sh all meet
again III this place. if you feel as kindiy
tome as do to you, relinquish the attcsta-
ton which know you had reserved fox
my departure.
Oar enemy has. think, received the
mortal blow, but though he reels, he has
not fallen. and We have seen Toe, much, up-
on greater scale, OF the wretchednsss of
anticipated triumph Let me therefore re-
tire from among you in the way that be-
comes ne and becomes you, uncheered by
single voice and unaccompanied by a
s'agie man-May the blessing of God pre-
serve you in the affection of one anothcr,''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-05
TO RENT.

vEVHAT excellent stand for Business which for
e merly occupied, as dry Goods store, between
the Store lately occupied by captain Robert Gamble
and the House occupied by Mr.. VIM. Cowan. The
store and counting room will he united-with or
without the upper part OF the House.
NEIL M'COCLL.
March, Cd. If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-05
NOTICE.

& IL Persons having claims against Daniel Cor
= don Decd. late Of the Town of Manchester are
requested to come forward with their accounts pro.
perly authenticated and receive payment, Those
indebted directed to make payricnt carly MS
possible to close their respective accounts by
note. An persons having power of attorney TO sci.
Lands, Goods or other property for the decd. are
Informed their agency has ceased by the death of
said Daniel Gordon, they will consequently render
such power with their accounts, isany. to us,
JAMES & NICHLS. GORDON, Evc re
of Daniel Gordon Decd
Manchester, Feb. 80. 3tp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-05
BY Thomas Richie.
gNOTICE.
DstGr;,tent cf .StGtc, -

OetGr;ntcrt cf SfGtc, =
February %, 1913.
ALIEN Enemies residing or being within forty
miles ne tide water. required forthwith to apply
the Marslas of the states territories in which
they respectively arc for passports to retire TO such
places beyond that distance from tide water as may
be designated by the marshals. This regulation,
however, Is not to be put in force without special
tice against such alien enemies engaged in com.
merce were settled previously To the declaration
ofwar in their present abode or there pursuing
Some regular and lawful occupation unconnectetl
with com nercc, and who obtain, monthly, from the
marshal of the district in which ihey reside. per.
mission to +.nain where they are
Feb. 50. 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-05

A BAR KEEPER is wanted at the Eagle Ia
"a rern-a Young man of coed conduct will meet
with encouragement.
i. WATT.
Feb. &c. st
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-29
EOg'e;oYz.
BRITISH PARLIAMENT,
JHi" 1915.
STATE. CT TIE NAVY.

ConCi26td.1
Mn. Croker said. he should thirk him
sen venting ~ duty to thr House. if he did
| rot at once assure them, that EXCEPT tie We.
! - opening Of the RSsoin'ian which had ipst
been read from The Ch"ir. there was no, me
s atement which was not unfcunde,l il fact
or Exaggerated in the highest degree
ttfear hear )--I1e had only to lament thai
the Noble LORD had not brought f3rw ira
y SrbI c, at an earlier period IF the .;e9
sion, S that 'Iis sta ements might have been
retute3 IN manner more decided, aithouch
perhaps not more satisfactory than they
would be on the pre- ,ent occasion. He ~
surprised thar the Ncbl Lord should Have
| vsnturFd 10 SUBMIT 10 the House a Resolu
! tcn bearing upon its face such evident
marks OF las own fajsehood--a ResoE,,jen
/ 50 yPpiete as 1t was with the most uuf1unGsd
caluory, and with such distortion os fac,s--
Who bnt the Noble Lord would have eyer
dreamed o. such AN insinustion rs tilat The
late Victories gaised by the American Ma
| Wy over the Hrisisb Flag had been a.tribg
table, not 40 ne Il equality Of force, bat 60
the misconduct and pusillanii1itr of our sai
| Tors (Hear hear.) What he would ask
was the creT Of the iva d,sDiri;e ed when
she WIS taken tEear.) When tie Mace
Gcnian was taken, was her crew sunk IN 4.
patty and broken hearte3 (Jear. hear. 5
% idV from thiS being tac case. he COnlf.
STATE IRON hi% own kno le0gs, that in tho
later part Of the actions in wl,icn ,1ese ves-
seis were engaged. and IN which they had
fought with so much honor go themselves.
and 80 much glory to the British nalr.,-whrn
almost al hopes he'd failed, their spirit and
wafer still remained unsubfusd end in
stead, as thc Mob Lcrd would have the
! House TO believe, sinking amidst the weight
| OF ti'cir mTf1riunes, thev chaered each q.
| Their WITH reiterated shouts of encourage
meD5 and hose cheer, in ar,s.Iy c"po
p-nced AN Dngst the wounded in TIE corx
| pit! DID this, lie wo;id deni2nd Of The No
| bic Lord, shew any ththg like crcsy dis
! heariened Did this skew p British sailor
TO be augnt out What lie Lad ever proved
/ himself TO be Did this TEND to tsrDi,h. O,
| 20 diminish the lpslte which rad ever aften.
| dcd the career cf the British RAW (fIear
hear with these facts before The House
| and the country, was he Mt authorized te
call upon the NOBLE Lord 10 state. how he
could presume to ask The House to vote fo-
| us Resolution : Another fast he would STA. q
| which he supposed the Noble Lord would
c>nstrue into "A new proof Of the Alphabetical
and disheartened state Of our sailors. Tkat
| 70 which he alufed was the conduct q
/ John Humble, the boatSwa,n Of the lava
who,,it would DE seen on his exaruina, lev
neooTe Court Martial, among o.her facts
! stated, that havisg had hrs arm Carried q.
way, hc went bei.e to the safg .0n. and, ia.
yiug had ne stamp " put t. riebts," rs 10
tersed 4, Dy having TIC tourn.uuct aupl:c,
foosrds's VITA his pipc. Qiesr, heard W =.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-29

90 Hogsheads LOAF SUGAR,
SO Barrels d. do
so do Grern Coffee, CO bags White Coffee,
so bates Spinning Cotton, ~ dozen Spades,
so boxes by ~ Window Gisss,
so do. 10 by le DC. do.
caset l'iae Hats,
pipes Seuniae Cogr'sc Brandy,
30 casks Muskat Wine,
90 do. Cut Nails assorted sizes
10 10, Goshen cheese,
few thoasand feet Mahogany Paul, (best S,
Domingo N-------A SO.
bale Suferine Cass'rnsres,
do. lnr'a Cottnn--FNr sale privately.
WILSON, Draw & RosERlsoN.
.3uctioneers