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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-08
HuFFEY MliIrE-

Who suffered the sentence vf The law on
Friday las, for roobing the Leeds Mail,
was one Of the create. depreustors on the
town Tor many yeats past he was attach.
ed TO gang. OF ,obbers consisting of house.
breskess (among ~bnm he was an expert
workman, he having ii ST embarked ia ,hi.
system OF robbery puck pockets, mail rob.
hers, &c. lie was a man whose face did
not by any means betray his profession, and
he was remarkable for his silence a I'd easy
manner. He WAS considered a very temper.
ate man, and Is said never To have injured
tue person Of any ono IA his dcpredstory Car.
eer, but On the contrary, refused TO be cob.
cerned with any aceomplioes who INDUCED
IN insults on The person. Wine is said TO
have disregarded lie so.hoid. and it seems
he listened but little to lhe exhort .tions OF
The clergyman, who on asking him if he
could administer any sort of Comfort 10 him
was ans wered-" only 6y ,geiuns some othe,
mas TO be hanged FOR Am ''--London pap.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-08

The annual day Of TiantseiVing in New
Bampsh,re. will be on the IL November !;
on which day the citizens OF nat STATE are
invited by The Proclamation OF his exeeilen.
CIV Governor GILMAN with other religious
exercises to unite IN etfnes' prayers %
Cob, "That he would have mercy upon the
Uoited states, given VI 10 The caism'''es Of
War; arrest the Judgments which our sins
hove brough, uton US check the further
fusion # blood, and restore 20 us The b'es.
,inls Of Peace aud prospery.-That lie
would preserve the Usitn OF these States,
sad dispose our rulsrs & hose OF the natloa
with which we ste at War, to just aud
honora bic settlement of subssting difficult
ties giving them that wisdom ii"m above
which is pnac. pe.oe able, easy 10 be enireal :
ed, full Of mercy sud good fruits Ard mat
he ~ould have comfsssie'f upon sii tue ma
lions Of the cssia pa an end 10 The de
vssts,ions of Wsr; control by his good
Spirit he passions of mankind, and unlver
sally dlfIuse the principles and establish the
Kingdom Of the Prince of Peace"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-08
II PHENOMENON.

A curious and singular phen ,menon
was observed in late storm on Lake
Erie. Several mater sflouts assembled 10
the clouds one oil which was sery large,
* the others smal.er-the first appear
ance was like whirlwind on The water,
which raised spray OF large diane
ter TO a considerable distance in the air
from the top OF which was seen to rise
a column OF water increasing in size un.
Ill it was lost among the clouds,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-08
Mcreau.

OF all the late intelligence from the feat Of
war in Europs. the death of Marcus 10 amoog
the molt intereitins la proportion TO the
dread. which Ruouspaue had of this man,
ought to be the regret Of the world for his
lois AT this juaelure. The greAteit eauie Of
failure. in all the efforts Of Europe agsinlt
France, has been the want OF concert, and The
need OF Genera,s Whereas, on the French
fde, the uirep'dity anc ability of one man.
ha. teen able 10 WELD all h,s weapons in
one hand. The allies only wanted tome indi.
vidua who could unite various Conf citing
fyiiems of military dIiciPiine +; and wa inl,is,
ted in the tactics of the French DEPOT.
Such man was Mevsss. Unleis amabl.
qualities add true principles ihoud 90
out of faihIon, the coming age will FAY he
was a greater general than Bonapafte for he
had all his military fkii, without his rAihnels,
and all his perionsi bravery, wi,Eoui his bar.
barty Some who coined thar men have
right 10 sxpstriate themiei-es and fofeiwear
their allegiance 10 their native foil, will fay
that 61o,sss has delerved hs fale. in taking up
arms agsinil his county; but he never did
e1patrizte himieIf he never did rsiie his arm
sgainft the legitimate Ffeneh nation, he put
on the armour agsisn tyranny and uluepa
tioa he arrayed himielf on the hide .f France
to revenge her afllicions HE fought for the
world and that world ihouId weep for his
fate, az for the deitrueiion Of whole nation,
who was refiiling the advances OF un'ssfial
Gas.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-08
NEW YORK, OCT. 40.

The late ne7vS, once more.-Atton-
firing as it may feem, there are peo-
pie Of decent appearance in this city,
itupid enough to lament over French
defeat and to rejoice at French vitto.
ries as il it would not be the lait Of
human calamities, for Ronapar,e to
entave the nations of Europe, and
when nothing further was left to
compleat his plan OF univerfAl do
minion there, to come here and d.
your us laa. Iheie people enter 10
heartily, body s. foul, into his eaufe,
that they will not permit themislves
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-08
3Dolitifa. Ristfliany.

Much has been said against Gov.
SrRoNe, because he did not turn out
the militia, at the request of Gen. Dear.
born and the Secretary at War, to re-
pel an invasion which did nor haf.fen 10
,rit. 1t ought to be known, that Gov.
S. acted according to the opinion of the
Judges Of the Supreme Court, who are,
by the constitution, his legal advisers.
We think the militia are better satisfied,
than if they had been pel under the CON-
mand OF either Gems. Hull, Chandler,
Winder, or the rcSbavned Smyfhe.
They would, however, have had one con-
ISOLATION, under the command of these
generals, that if they died during the
campaign, it would be a natural death.
The most hen Us crime, however,
which Gov. S. has committed, during
nine years he has been in office, and
which most injn,es some OF the good
people ofthis Commonwealth, is calling
Great Britain the bulwark of our reli-
sion, and saying, that we are descended
from British ancestors. Some few, no
doubt, would have thought il much
nearer The truth if he had said, that we
are descended from Freedmen and that
France has been for years me buizvark Of
the cArisfiGn rehgion-no,withstahding
Bonaparte's good people of Paris, a few
years since lied tie Bi6ie 10 an ASS tail,
drove IL OUT 9the CRY, and then had it
surnt BY the common bangman.
Dsdham Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-08
Singular Letter Of Resignation.
From Miss.s,ippi Paper.
Washington, ~. Il. ION Srflt. 1919.

FROM NiissiasipisI fsper.
Washington, ~. T.. 10Th Scat. 1919.
SIR,
II pleased Colonel Constant to put
nc under arrest, a day or TWO after The
departure OF :he third Regiment from
New Orleans lin which station
have continued bereii OF my sword III
those e,entiul hours OF danger. Ii ap-
&, pears 10 me from the clause oil General
flourno,'s letter, which you were pleas
cd to read 20 me, that no order or al
rangement for my trial has yet taken
place /; which continues my privations
In degree beyond the power OF human
forlitude 10 sustain
have therefore to apply to you for
an allesiatlon oil my condition ; by per
mit;ing Inc to remain at or in the VIZ
CInity OF Matches until Informed of the
seat OF my trial, where shall promptly
attend.
| cannot conceive it within the spirit
of our laws, that should be cartsd a.
bout like all European Male factor to
the Assize for the purpose OF adiudica.
ton.
10 a situation so horrible and Cd
preston so severe, any resort is pre- f.
erabie have therefore, through you,
to request of General flournoy TO ac.
c.pt !his as my letter of resignation, to
take effect on the 3ist of December.
he distance from my home iuslifes
the request.
ln leaving the service, am not aban.
dcning the cause OF Repubiicanism, but
yet hope to brandish the glilterins steel
IN the field, and carve my way to a
name which shall Prove my country's
neglect and when this mortal part
shall be clustered in The dust, and the
soul shalt wing It's iiigh, ior the re.
g,ons shove, in passing by tke pale
laced moon, shall bang my hat upon
tie brilliant Mars, and make a report to
each supellalive slar-snd, arriving at
the portals OF Heaven, high Chancery,
shall demand OF the attending Angel,
TO be ushered ~ the presence oil WASH.
iNoros | am, sir, &c.
ROSS BIRD, Capt.
Sd U D. Regt. lnhy.
Lieut.. Col. Il, {. Russell,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-08
A REFLECTION.

Wealth is q cheat, no, worth pursuing
Glory a phantom. dazzling bright
How many fools rush down 20 ruin,
Led by It's wild, incons;ant light.
The breath of Fame's q summer breeze,
Light Ms the playful! zephyr's wings
frail as the rose which childhood sees
Luxurient on The breath Of spring.
Pleasures hsrlot wondrous fair,
But ben, to rum and destroy;
Closely she draws the golden snare,
Then dashes wild the cup OF JOY.
And what is Besu'y' breathing love,
Can il endure Ali never-neVer
Far des.b shall all its pride remove,
And blot its little sun forever.
Del. STATES.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-08
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1918

Ausirisna under Prince Schwart-
zenhurg $4,000
Russians and Prussians who
joined them st Prague 1000
Gen. Klensu's corps so 900
800. 600
Allied Army in Si!esia loo 600
Allied Amy in Prussia 10000
Allied troops besieging or
hlockading Dantzic. Settin,
Crustr,n, &c. 90 QUO
Reserve Of Russians advancing
under Gen. Benn;gsen 10000
Grand Total of the Allied tim ooo
Army
Numerical superiority on The aide OF the
French, $4,000 men
In the above statement, the Aus.
trian Army acting against the Vieeroy
OF Ital,, is not taken into the acoounl
Its numbers are probably no, less han
go OF 10000 I'd. u. ID.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-08
The Illumination.

Mr.. Poulson--I send you r following es-
innate OF the expense of Illuminating the
cay:
There are in the city sn6 suburbs about
5000 houses:
SUPPOSE S JOS Of candles 10 each
house, !; i5d ger 10, Cl3. 1923
s.ndle stands Of clay. potatoes,
u. with esrpen eF's work 10
~ cents. each heu,e, 1000
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-08
poftrp.
OF w AR !,

OF WAR
How detest thee, o. wide spreading
WAR
Tho glory. false glory, attend in thy train )
Thy friends may exalt as they hail Thy fell
star,
But MADMrN and Helots rejoice IN
their chains.
pest AUTHOR of PEACE, and great
Parent oi Love,
o, when are these life killing horrors to
cease
o! when shall Thy spirit descend from above,
Thy spirit # sREGDOM, RELIGION
and PEACE N. 4 Pa.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-08
Dollars, l5.328

Inc will ola single individual will + v
ssa.h IN two il.nmnations a tax something
, !. sonsspar'e's voluntary eOnritwions. which
49,, Ms pesious to refuse, about equal TO one
"''a on the supper. of tho poor Of The city
- Whole year. How mhci, better would
voc 10 apply his enormous TAX to the SUP
po,, OF 'hose whom The pressure Of the war
y" 'esVe destitute in The approsching win.
@-or much refer to apply IT to tle use of
S'.e VINO have gained the VIC DRY we cele-
N' ii Their numbers be sbou' euuI to
s nuhnsr OF those whom they have van.
r su, 'he amonnt from The cIty alone
,,s u procure them clothing. or other arti.
40 "h'ch might add much o their hesith
"'A comfort IN their present si'us,ion.
P.i.Ga. pap.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-08
MARYLAND ELECTION.

= ,'is now asceriained lha, the four
aoeralisls are returned elected In Ale.
sany' From the election law, and from
y cases decided by the house of
os'ssa'es on disputed elections, which
"sssaenIs will be produced hereafter,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-08
Battle IN SKesia.

The result of the events of the " War IN
Silesia' which for active carnage and oper.
a,,ons are limos unexempled IN he annsls
If tight,ng--iss sh. G neral Butcher, with
tue smsles, OF ,he three allied armies, has
since ,he rup'ur Of ,he =, m.s,iee sdvauc, d
above 90 niles from the Oder, Tow -,ds
Dresden sfer fighting eigh battles with
the most powe ful OF he French srm,es
meade d py Napoleon IN person, aided by Ny,
MsekoonaiG, Mortiei, Laur iston, Sebastianl
md other oheif,sins-nesriy snnln,iaied q
whole corps q "a mee, and covered himself
with the trophies aud boot, de,s,itd IN his
otder. being joined b, Bennings, saoops
and those f,om Bohemia under swsrizen
burg. the most important results may be
expo cted from his opera ions. Ceaaae!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-08
FOREIGN ARTICLES.

The London Star of the 17,h ult. gives a
particular statement of the French sud Alli-
ed Armies, in which the following round
numbers appear:-
Nupi6e,s Of men nnde, Bonae0te and his dJ
Ieteni Genelals.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-08

The AufridnP, ockamafioa-This ex.
cel,ent State paper is particularly re-
commended to the perufal of all, who
take becoming interelt in the fate
of the human race, now at fake on
the iiIue of the dreadful events, that
are about to take place in Germany.
May the COP Of armies go forth with
the flies aud fight their battles
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-08
ALLIES.

The main Allied Amy, CON.
manded by tmaeIors Of
Russia and Austiis, and the
King of Prussia, consisted, at
tse las. date of their al,sck
upon DRESDEN, Of 2o0.9
men, yIz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-08

there Is no DOUBT that the return from
A!legany is right, and that the federal
lists are duly entitled to take and TO hold
their seats. There is as little doubt We
imagine that they will do SO, as they are
in duty bound 10 do.
Furthermore, from what we hear Of
the democratick Annapolis election, II
would seem clear that II must be set
side. he Constitution as il regards
Annapolis was no, changed by the new
district system, and the poll in that city
ough. therefore to have been kept open
four days, if required, or unless closed
by consent.
We understand that the federal can
didsle Mr.. Bowie, not only did not con-
sent, Blu, objected poiniedly against the
poll being closed the first day, but it was
done, and several of his friends were
thus prevented from voting Ii so, the
two democrats from Annapolis will
nave to walk out
Fred. Tozen Plain Dealer.
Esuaet Of a isffer 10 gentleman in Neeu Tort.
dafed
"uTIca, OCT. -, 1913.
The official accoun % Que ARMIES airs so
msnuf.c ured that il may be new 10 inform
you what is really the snustion O tour army
in this quarter. You know they have been
all the fall preparing to go into Canada The
troops have been drawn from For, George d
arrived at Sscket's Harbor long since all
The boats of The country wete collected
there, and the miitIs called IN ON pretence
OF guarding Ssckets Harsor, when The reg
ulsr troo,s were marched into Canada, bu,
really IN hopes of spiriting hem up TO eniis,
and volunteer tor The expedition About
ten days ago the cold weather set IN aad
the snow fell here, in some places on tue
Black River al least - or 10 inches deep
the troops embsrks d, and made enc or
lwo attempts iast week To proceed, bu,
were prevented by the weather ~ last, on
Saturday morning last they proceeded, blu,
had not got far I, ON the harsor before the
we sther began to be s.ormy--lhey All empt.
ed to retuin--lhe wind increased, The Like
became rough, aud the bos,s got scattered,
every one mak,sg the hes, II his way, IL
of hem were Cast ashore ON an island
d. ums and baggage were seen dr,t ,ng on
the Lake and 1t Is reported thai 90 or 70
men were lost the rest made land, and on
Sunday they were collecting them ,ogelhsr
again IN hopes the weather Would become
more favorable Toe the attempt. but II has
been cold and clustering here sil the week
-1bermometer yesterday and t. day % .,
sunrise, and several email fights Of snow.
Strange that an expedition OF lhls kind
should have been deferred I'll winter set IN
/ have no doubt that ~ Canada the snow is
already deep"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-08

cga fH'gefbaiis,j sspf s-His Escelleney
the M,n,iier a, War. Count Won Hole, has
ihusd an order of the day. denoune,ng the
icandalous trsachery OF the four iquadrons Of
The II and % regiments of huiAr.. IN de'ers
ing to the allied army on the 22d, At Reich
enberg ,niigAtsd ny their Colonies, Won
hsmmerite'n and Won peuis and notifying
that hi. Majeliy he manlkin Jerome has or
dsred the huaAr brigade 10 be oiibsnded -
The regiments No aud to be aru,k from
the in OF the royal army, the colors wh'' h be
ionsed TO The regiment ~ be burnt, aud iuch
Off ,ers a, !hAli be proved not to have taxed
any par, in thu, fh.meful defsrtiou. ihaii, un-
al they are appo'nle ed be put at the bottom
Of the liil IN the army.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-08

p,ssns, h.g. 2s--0en Jomini, who latsl]
came over f.om the French army, has reee,v
ed the rank of RulIian Lieutenant GeIeral-
and has ,aken a command He 10 An ofiicsI
Of great talents.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-08

LOaSOs, SEPT, 2s-Bonaparte has orderes
General Jomlni (who at that time war at Der
nadoue', n 9 to be tried by Court Mar
tiai, and ienteneed to death. for a traitor =
How TO cook iurgson-6ht sa'ss he fur
geon, &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-08

Ytsss hy ST. The French border bat
tal,on OF ;nl uiner have LETT the v,cetoys ar
my ans joined the Auitrisn la every part
II illyriA our commanders found the people
who havegroaaed under the Freuch yoke
ready to a,d the csuie of Auir,a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-08

Iei eni Gentl dl5
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-02
NOTICE.

THE above named Commissioners
for the Town Of Alexandra. hereby give
notice, tina: they will open Books for the
purpose of receiving subscriptions for
Stock agreeably to the. above articles OF
association. on Monday the FIRST day Of
Nov. next, at 10 o'clock, at the Court
House in the Town of Alexandria, and
that they will receive in payment, the
Notes Of any Bank from Virginia to New
York inclusive. The Books will be
kept open three days in succession un-
less the amount authorised should be
sooner subscribed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-02
Valuable Wharf Property
FOR SALE.

Pursuant to a Deed of Trust from
Captain John Tucker to the subscri.
Der, viii be sold at public suction,
on the premises, on Tuesday tho
3Oth Move mber next,
A certain piece or parcel OF
lrounc ~ ne Town OF AiexaDdria,
commonly called fuckers WHAkF,
aud bounded a, follows :--keginning
en the East side Of Union Street, ae
the south West corner OF the, inter-
section OF the same, by twerty feet
Hey which divides this ground FROM
tie arou.o OF Mr. Jonah Thonlps on,
md running thence Eorthw ardly with
the East SIZE OF Union Street 6fty.fvs
feet seven inches to the groui'd of Viii.
liam Herbert, thence Eastwardly with
the line Of said Herbert to Tie River
Potomac, theme SorlhwardIy with the
SAD p,er 10 the Alley atore said, thence
" eslware y, with the said Alley to the
oeeinnlsg. There is on this 10 .
large & conmodou. WAREHC USE,
butt IN the best manner, and a large
TOB Geo SHED-The Wharf can
&C ommodate Ships OF the greatest
eraught Of water. A credit of six,
twelve and eighteen months will be
given 10 the purchaser on his giving
his notes with an approved epdorser for
the psyment of the same, with inter.
est from the date, ard q lien on ths
property as collateral security. The
sale to commence at II o'clock in tho
forenoon.
Jonah Thompson.
Trustee.
October %: dts.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-02
VOL. KILT
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE,
OMMERCIAL g POLITICAL.

PUBLISHED EYERf
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
ar FIVE DoLEARS TEARe
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-02
SALES Al VENDUE..

SALES Al VENDUE.
On every Fuesdayan Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
AT the Vondue Store, corner Of Prince
and Water streets,
4 Variety of Dry Goods. Gro
cerses, sc.
Particulars of whica viii be expressed
in the bills OF the day.
All kiad Of goods which are on he
imitation and the prices of which are
established. can at any time be viewed
and purchased atths lowest limitation
and prcss.
P. G.. Marffeller.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-02
GN'o. 4o79
FOR SALE.

200 btls. gross Herrings, srtrn sts6
$50 do. Shad, do.
which will be sold low if immediate aut
plIcauon is made to the subscribers.
Jos. II. g r. .MandepillA
Oct. g.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-02
October %:

Strayed
From Centerville. on Monday morning
the 10th of August,
A chestnut sorrel Horse,
About IS hands high, 3 or 9 years old,
blazed face. hind feet White, and PRADA
bly, one or both of his fore feet ALSO
nicked switch tail, sut does not carry
ii very high, PAGES fast and is apt TO
grunt when rode. The said Horse was
raised near the Falling Waters above
Harper's Ferry, and it is probable made
that course.
/ will give reward Of Ten Dollar,
10 any person who will deliver said
Horse at this plaee-snd If brought ..
ny distance, further COP pensation.
John Hampton.
puck'ard. Sent. 80 iawats g
PRINIING
xSATxY BxB0UTEp At Rnfa aDyrsxy
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-02
Land for Sale.
I wtsh to seN the Farm on ~AieA (sS8
Seside called

I utsh TO seN the Farm on ~dieA (ss4
reside called
GREEN LEVEL
r HIS FARM iy situated on Cedar
i Run, in the County of Prince
William, (Virginia)-it contains
Sax Hund,ed Aeres,
A great proportion of which. is Cedar
Run bottom, inferior to very few tracts
in this state for fertility. About SO a.
C, es of bottoms is well adapted, as ex.
perience has proved, fer the production
of Timothy. Wheat, Rye, or Germ
are pIoducsdiD grest abundance or the
hiPher parts OF the Faln--there is .
v ry sufficient portion Vi wood IsEd to
support the Fam, in good rail & board
timber, and fire wood. The surround.
ing neishborhood is inferior to none
in point OF genteel society. In shert
The situation Of this Farm is such, that
in point Of society, salubrity OF air,
nprity and plenty OF water it ctn',ot 10
excylled. In addlition to which its near
vicinity to good markets. must render
it des'reabie acquisition fer the pdus.
trious sgrcurs},st.-I's distance, IS
mics from Dumfries, So from Alexan.
dria. IS iron: Frederick sburg and Fal.
mouth, and y from the City Il Wash
iDgton On he Farm, there is large
dwelling HI USE, four looms, and
passage on he f,st story, with the
same on.the fecond. mt a cellar under
tie who,e-kitcnen, & other out houses
Any farther description Is eemed
useless as it is presumed the persons
wishing to purchase will view the pro.
misses, which will be shown, and the
terms o. sale made known by
Edward D. Fltzhugh.
October %. Sw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-21
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
"The Milasian Chief,n
Romance, by ID. J. Murphy, in 2vols.
TEA, LOAF SUGAR, &c.
DonneStic Medicinea

TO BE HAD GENUINE, At THE BOOK.
STORE or MR.. S. PEASANTS,
A large supply of DIR. Church's Cough
Drops, medicine unequalled BY any other in
the world, for the cure of CquskS, Colhs.
AsthmaS, I.nr-s'Is.'t ICONS, and the w hoOpInE
Cough, price Is cents.-Al,o, his Chemical
Essence and Extract Of Mustard, for the
cure OF rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Pal
sey, &c. price Is cents each bottle or box.
Andoyne essence for the head ache, fifty
cents.
Volatile Tincture for the tooth ache, 81 1-S
cents.
.Antiscorbutic rinck,re for curing the sour
Wy in the Gums, xEssning the teeth and
Sweetening the breafh, price s l. Church's
Virmifuge Lozeng9, for destroying worm.
in grown persons or children, so cents the
BOX.
Eye Salve for all diseases of the eyes, rs
cents per box.
The celebrated Botanical Tea, dollar the
canister.
Church's Ambitious Pills for malignant
and bilious fevers and all disorders of the
head, so cents the box.
German Corn Plaster, or Corns, so cents
the packet.