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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-28
By virtue of deed of trust

frsm Daniel M'Carty and Margaret
Matilda Snowden, his wife, will be ex1
posed to public sale on Saturday the
33d day Of April, a tract of Land ly.
ing in the County of Loudpun, State
of Virginia, known as M'Carty's Island
to satisfy balance due on said tract.
This property lies about 90 miles a.
bove Georgetown, and the City OF
Washington, containing $40 Acres,
is known by its productions to be tho
most valuable and desirable land in eli
ther the states of Maryland or Virgil.
MIA, & with proper cultivation man be
made to produce loo bushels Of corn
per acre. A great proportion of this
tract is heavily timbercd, from which
an inexbaustible quantity Of ship tins
1er, slaves, &c, may be taken THE
property will be sheSn on application
TO MIR. John w. Bronaugh, in Georges
town.--Terms of Sale will be made
known on the day of sale by
The Trustees.
Jan 90. lawts!
The subscriber by virtue of deed
of trust from the above mentioned Da-
mel M'Carty, decd. will also expose
to public sale for Cash, the above men.
toned property :tthe time and place
above mentioned, to satisfy balance
due Of certain debts in the said deed Of
trust mentioned. s
Thos. Swami, Trustee.
Feb I9 &
In consequence of the badx
ness Of the weather, the sale of,
the above property is postpon- /.
ed until Saturday the 2Sth of
May next, when it will take
place on the premises.
April % dts.
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NOTICE.
Feb. a..
Land fO1. Sale.
Erecutors Of James Craik

= b. n
YE$HE subscriber offers for sale, be-
tween, l2,SS 1900 Acres GLAND
in Charles County, Maryland, situated
about miles from Port Tobacco, end
the same distance from navigable wa
ters.. This property is rendered very
valuable on account of the great body
of timber upon it, add there is large
stream Of water passing through the
land, upon which a Grist or Saw Mili
could be erected with great advantage
A mors minute description is thought
unnecessary asitisprcsumedth those wish
ing to purchase will first view the Land.
For terms apply to John b. Morris or
Daniel of ST. Thomas Jenifer, Esqrs.
near Port Tobacco, Mr.. Alexander
Moore of Alexandra or the subscriber.
WALTER III. JENIFER. 8
Port Tobacco, Feb 81. tt :
T The Editors of the Federal Re-
publican of Georgetown and National
Intelhgencer are requested to insert the
above till forbid, and send their accounts
% this Office.
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Lost or NIislaid

. IN Thursday last, Letter address
!. = 20 S0ha Cooke, Jr. in which was in-
,s'sec : Note of geo Dollars negotiable
'ne Bank cs Potomac, drawn BY John
: : use and made payable to Daniel c.
~ sat VITA D. Rrent's endorsement.
-. "S0o,e WI be of no service to any
y :, By leaving at,this Office the
y qaF and Note, the person shall be
March IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-28

Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Fairfar Streets.
OFFERS FOR SALE,
$50 quarter chests and boxes TEAS
of best quality,
II hhda. MuscovadO + Orleans su.
gars
81 barrels 10
$4,000 lbs. refined Sugars,
10000 ID. Coffee Z
1000 b Pepper
40 boxes fresh Philadelphia Choco-
. late No. l and 3
Is pipes Cogniaci Brandy
10 puncheons W. India Rum
S hhds and 20 bbls Northern do.
40 casks Smyrna Wine
81 hhds Molasses
$50 boxes Raisins
900 lbs Fresh Currants
400 reams Wrapping Paper.
And generni assortment as usndl,
Of the best WINES, LIQUORS and
GROCERIES.
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J. I. COHEN, Jur.
Cohen's Gazette and Lottery
.N Register
PRINCIPAL Agent for the Contractors

Is Published every week, and cor
tsins besides other matter, regular
Price Current and correct account
OF the Drawings of the Baltimore Lot
teries, with information particularly in
teresting to distant adveEturcrs. II
will be forwarded GRATIs, to compa-
MES or individuals who purchase an.
nually Ten Tickets or more. Others
will pay Two Dollars per annum Or.
ders tor the Gazette must be post paid.
April Is.
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- ANA w Al on LIE lSt OCT. from
LIZ the subscriber, living near Be.
nediet, Charles County, Maryland, q
Negro Man named .
GE RARD,
About 20 years of age, about feet2
to inches nigh, has full set OF teeth;
taiek lips, aldown look, and is telera-
bly, dark. When he left home hs had
on,a twilled country cloth jacket and
trowsers about half worn. and new
oznaburgs shirt. Its probable he has
changed his clothing, a he took others
alonT with him. GERARD formerly
belonged TO Francis III. Rozer, decd
and was solGfo me by Dr.. Danger.
field. He has always lived near the
Aiexandria Ferry on the Maryland
side and rs his parents are living
there now, it is expected he is lurking
about the Town OF Alexandria or city
OF Washington, re has relations at
Mr.. William Bells, Hiring On the Po-
,tomuc, eight or ten miles below Pts
cataway-He has also sorae acquain.
tances living in the neighbourhood of
the Occoquan Mills in Virginia. AS
he is an artful fellow, it is probable he
will change his name, and ende your to
pass Tor free man
Masters Of vessels, as well as other
persons, are forewarned harbouring or
employing said fellow at the peril of
the law.
Whoever will take up said fellow &
secure him in some Jail so that ] get
him again, shall receive the above re-
ward.
JAMES MORTON.
March o.. ,.
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10 Dollars Reward.
D AN AWAY from the Subscriber
IL on the night of the 9TH instant
Mallatto Girl MARY.

<'AocSeoSo CGt
Often calling herself MARY ANN
TRIPLE TT, about Is years old, mid
die stature, remarkable forward when
made free with She carried away with
her two cotton frocks one of blue with
a narrow stripe Of white-the other a
purple cross-bar'd with black and Vel.
low, (both new.) No particular marx
except cut on the fore fager of the
right hand, which has lately healed up,
prevents her bending her finger
Mary is pretty generally known in
town, and is supposed to be harbored
by the free people. of color, having
never in all her life been beyond the
limits of the town. If taken in the
country, further compensation will be
made. All masters Of vessels and O.
theirs, are forewarned from harboring
or carrying her off.
Alexander Mckenzie.
April 81. LIT.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-28
THE SUBSCRIBER,

HAS received for Sale, fresh sup.
ply Of FIRST quality PHILADELPHIA
PORTER & ALE, a part of which is
now in bottles, and fit for use..
WIN. DUNLAP. j
N. B. He has also on hand, and for sale
q: his Manufactery,
400 boxes superior quality SOAP and
CANDLES, Mould and Dipt-l,
S, s, 3 and 10 to the pound,
&c bbls. clear N. G. ROSIN.
:, w, D.
M u
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NOTICE.


3 THE subscriber Of Fairfax County,
state of Virginia, has obtained from the
county court of Fairfax, Letters tesla
mentary on the estate of Peter Wa.
scner, late of the county aforesaid,
deceased. All persons having claims
.agains: the said deccdent are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on
y oefqre the I'd day of July next, or
they may by law be excluded from all
benefit to said cstate--And those in
iebted thereto are required to make
immediate payment.
Sarah Y. Wagner,
Adm'rx. of P. Wagner
April 2 = d3m
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THURSDAY, April 2S, 1914.
Fifty Dollars REGARD.

u Ana " Az on me 8 lst Oct. from
IL the subscriber, living near Be.
nediet, Charles County, Maryland,
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Official NOTICE.
CO4IENsS

Lottery and Exchange Office,
No. 40, Market Street,
BALTIMORE.
Baltimore Hospital Lottery,
SECOND CLASSY
. Only &c Drawings to be COMPLETED.
THE WHEEL. STILL CONTAINS,
one prize of $4,000
one Of 10000
two of 5000
one of I,oSo
eisht ef SOC
eleven of geo
Besides Hundreds, Fifties, SC. &c.
g. The first drawn Ticket
on MONDAY the I'd of MAY viii
be entitled to stationary premium Of
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS !
And on the following Monday MAY
9TH the First Drawn Ticket
will be eRtitled to
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS +!
p~ The Drawing will POSITIVELY
take place as stated, and will continue
to draw at least Three Times Per
/ Week until finished.
Present price Of Tickets (acdrranted
undra1on) S14.
~ Orders for Tickets or Shares
from any part of the Unien, Enclosing
the cash or prize Tickets N any Of
the Lotteries, post paiD addressed to,
the subscriber, will be promptly and
punctCaliy attended to, and thu earliest
intelligence sent of success.--Foreign
Bank Bills are received without dc.
duCuon.
J. /. COHEN, JUr.
PRINCIPAL agent for the Contractors.
pp At COHEN'S OFFICE have
been sold, one Prize of s 5o,ooo--l OF
80 ,Oe0--2 of o,oOo--7 of 100 Tickets
! each, besides large proportion of Five
Hundreds, sc.
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INo..4.I!57s
For SALE
n NEGRO MN.

He is accustomed TO work on faras,
For terms apply to the
PRINTERS.
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KANHAjTA LAND

FOX .SALE.
ras SUBSCRIBERS WILL SELL ABOUT
400 ACRES
OF FIRST qag.hty ,iWmproved bottom
LAND, iyng on the great Kanhawa
RIVER, in the state OF Virginia, and be;
mr. part o. the lands belonging to the
estate OF Dr. James Criik, deed. The
Character OF the Lands upon the Kan
haTa generally, and particularly OF the
Tact known by the name of
Craik's Survey;
h'oo welt understood to require DE-
Se'ip''on, suffice it to say, that the land
CON offered for sale, is inferior to none
S''hat country. Salt works have been
n'ey established in its neighborhood.
n 'ull aud perfect title will be given
sfms OF sale Cash. Persons disposed
I" Purchase will applyto
J. ID. Sinms,
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Nkw-Yonr.nt. G.


last event. ar1v d. in the outer harbor or ~ port
ina passage ri 81 avs from the Teyel, the United
States Corvette JOHN ADANs, Caltain Angus wlnci,
sailed roniti port ihr 10Th February LIST as e,i
TEL, with Micssrs. Clay and Russell, and their suites Tor
Gotteuhurgl,.
Mr. DitLts secretary &C legation 90 Nfessrs. Gala
tn and Bayat) hes returned ia this vessel viili dis
paichesto gooeruwcutfOn our cornmisioicrsat Client
with which hc landed and proceeded To Washington
Ills morning
The Brsl' and American ministers hal commenced
tier negotiations, end had continued thcr, Tor abpt
weeks 80 dlr time oi Nir Dalla,s 10 taftr. Elrnt
Pspe' OF Nu@nst -. seated that uc proceeding hid
been part'a'lysus"e1ded, until inesecng which Aal
been sent @" london ahod rcture h',t wore rcrr1cd
~ c"s sentence ~ conference between our cofnp,p-
n'neiF anl ior Cosiere ah. (~hoha .,oppcd there q
icv 'fso1 lis Wa, 90 .ic general European Congress
at Nienna) and were in Ua5ie trim cf speedy ter
rliuaf,1r.
M Bfuari thc officers or a., yc,- :. al,sr,rc.l,.
Pr"ler ,len"c n1 ;bc Tto'tie 1e.ooeCor. an- Ga.
iNH"i .'h 'fag's1' ~ tGs -~nuv, .-i,l hov ever.
mthHp n f1 rr ''r,he 7srno.. o. o1aipHe ja.f.uc-
ln's '' ''..e p0a,s o.ife.cacc saccn tlc tyo par
Uts.
'berl"vs "is arr .riare,
10" .Hc 'i.ee 3.'2 o l-tJeca Debated By .sc
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egcnt brea,hes MID sentinent-yet again y . s,,
skeeb mt =!
We must not be too sauguire il, our homes The
news from Silent may deceive us We al,. ,ir,.r,,
e'' WIN The course ot the negotiation, the difficult
~ieh are started crthe terms required, Lv the e.nv
The length OH 0oncrc'ers proves uu,hiag /, rnk
arse as n'e iroin the difficulty, Tie possibility
al adjusting our differences The prints o. An,s,.,I,c
aiN eseutI;,gna-Lt their Editors An. mo-, The CO.,
mrSicpc.s o. Cheat
Lord iilFsd,,s, ,if,ihe, may he independent ofte
Conference at az On it riar he, bcr.',. there is
cn'icrnci onlN sud not hcc;uee iha, - ,,rnc,. L.
brought forth :, ding iu pruSiu,, H. t,,. s.,s,
con spcr OF the 5ih, "h IS gsos- stated IN, Ia
tn III n't leave ts eomur7 Gi l,g,rfcG II, the b
enfn,S "' hc mex, mo"u' -ihree days after, tie B,i-
lisii tC"me 'cneIs leave Erl land 0f co,,,S., Ind
fini v a" >lol'id before ;ic Conference one, eel
": i'ii.'e ,egont n.a, breathe aii1erllv SPIRIT
%" IS q" '''S--s may i u' al b. "a trick To- ,i,r-
Us Us "as 20 s'5ep' oImtns oI' oor sa'rl, make
u" oiow s'''r = thcrq isnnihir IN tie. char. ct,, IF
TIE irriii government which forbid irI , s,,,,;,;o,,
ht say 'h"' a' thc that Ai:, Dallas i,It Client
'ne Iro'Ir' o pc-'ec had bishtcn,,--m.,i.nt fresh
"iremtes he StTt'd Is It not our dut, <>f>toc,,i
will orr prel'araon until tlc treaty is SIM, Il st
ed Coas'css ought IN b,~ara-no auatliy uoin,l ~
on ol:l'' Ia MAJ their 1ircCcir gs-l,t ictl.m ~
o., I'nSrS M ncH andmtn, as itno conference had
ever taken place Sec'i+y NAV w,ar, MIR eft :os =,
h""eS-" nere's preparation nay cost some cas, hut
cannot prc'ucc disIlonnr
u NJ Nas has come f;.r fresh ;ns,r-ctors. and tn
eoSll o. "f'" -nmen,s about the terms which orr. 81
dow il tie E"gis. Prints peace. is nt gr ,lr -,
We c'iin't sacrifice our honor to elaini, W. car,,
weld o'cat' > c'0ur rights ore srnul.G,, oe e.itI ~
one thin,hl, fi ~ water ' Va
Now IS he tune for Massachusetts 20 come ont h 81.
he'Nuehsh VI The war goes It i>neca,se the, erc-
my wmud 'omand terms which strike "a the interests or
the North Niat is 30 us, except rs American F;ti
nc's t;l the Shcies mus, IL Welded? She Fast Inca
Trade abridged tlct akoseiver up tlt hou,ln,, l,
NOV dirom EaStpo To tie p, nnhcca - sl, siill ~,
poses tf war; II Size hearkcrSto the clan .nthe ci;
o'Nfn'h Mhortc hcreouncls whom 1c.Iisp c,n rr;t
Late lt the 'osSeSon "fpower: and Who tah c,r en-,
ng"hsf MIR Madison, lecanse thcv want his ilarc \
I'm Gnu 'tS "t,-'riS h"rown iriercsti what senti-
merits nustthe South and ~, West entertain t, ss
them ''"S
me Tact ought to ho lutupon rccniti Tia, Sotbo.
sor' IN ths tny ior 30 ~ SAT-, So aln,s..l Al
men have not bi,rlt'o speculate ia This "a, ON ON. IS
TIE necesSri oi lie How do these rr.ks ,iI rov}
Pies rot tie ncwo ii"n. Client make Their suit ts,e
little 5ifte~ 10 thy,al
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Ear Ssrume,'s 2G,ee,


The T.. s. Corvette .iohn Adams arrived last night
Sc days .ron the IeNel With SIR g. Dil!as secretary
To MIR. Gall",m, bearer OF dispatches. MIR 10. has
proceeded 10 Washington. Allthe commissioners met
NJ Silent on the 18th AugSt, and commenced their
conseicnces-ss We could .St any thing sa;is.c-
tory unsatisfactory from Mr. Dallas respecting the
negotiations, transIatethe following from the Am
stegd.ni Gourant al the 9Th August.
CHEST, August 22.-Siac the conversation " hirL
Lord Castlcrc,c first miais,cr of his D VI. has Lid
with the American enynys, and 81; cr the return Gf
courier from London, the ucsacatious oCte Congress
have recominenccd which had been suspended an. arc
eo'tr'ued with new actIvty.-dr Dallas one of the
secretaries Of the American legation went " scray to
the lexe ithdspatctes for lis government and is u
embark on beard Anlcr.can shin fu' America
There s every hope that the conferences will have
speedy \ favorable issue, Lord Castcreagh has pro
eeot'd on ms way 10 Paris aud Vienna. Bcr,,adot,.
h's conpeiled tlir Norweians to make peacche had
defeated them in general battie-Norw'r is to be-
long to Sweden The French dsratcl, brig Olivier
has arrived in France ia<lays from New-Yort. The
Wasp was still in France The sloop Peacock was ON
the coast and twoanei briggs in pursuit Of her,
the john Adams fell in With them. The Duos Her
macs has arrived III F. gland from New-Torl.
A large force nader Lord Hi was preparing at Ports
mont.', and it was reported IL Lon6on, Aug IL that
TIC .nrce was suspended dispatches being received
on Lord Gambler.
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LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
FURTHER

N IL.
More articles reached MS Der last n;.ttt
mani, received by the John Adams--1be,
cast but httIe light on the question of Peace or
war. W e are 1T 4 loss fol. the terms ne tlis
enemy The Co1lrtcr of August 1st t,-,sts
mat peace will not be made " ON terms f05;dL
ly honorable to both palties'-that = IL
g'nity Should pay some forfeit for their of
fence = ne same paper on the 10Th, hihtc.
that u Mr.. ,'ailatln has secret irst,I1ct;or5
to relin9uish tic extiava,,a,,t demands ~
me1ca, Pcac will Certainly b. made ."-Th Y
say our Ministers at Gkent we're very slow
i'll coming 1T with tier prctensions.
III the mean time, IT is by no means cert ~,
tPet LORD Fiji IS stopPed-One ofthc par S.
GATE fh August states such to be tie RI
"io"7'ouI does not pledge u8tlt flor the : ut =
Another, some date SAYS the prepare lions
co'tliuc win great activity the bulk Of
WI.cl is u sail from Portsmouth 10 Cork-tb.
whole to s.til from the latter pace with his
Lordship."-It names Regiments which are
to come out-each 1000 men.--Aue1Ist rs
" 1 ne preparations against America are r.;
gorousiy Ccn'inued"-" On the 18th 9OoO w..
criits arrived at Portsmouth, 10 cornplese ths
regiments They win Immediately be EN-,
parked Tor the Chesapeak Bay, under corr
voy OF the IifTe7 20 guns
Aug. Is. Al the REGIS. embarked At Con-
Tor America, VIII be completed before the 24th
Of this month ~
g" Our letter from Portsmouth, Of Yesterday
morning mentions, that the e-nbatkaton Il
Hat bottomcd brats and provisions has been
countcrmanded. it is possible, that the saii
ing of the expedition for America has been
postponed or, perhaps, ate oticn is required
some other articles but, We are positive,
that tie hOsfhonenQcnt ccHnct hntc 6przi orcg-
@oned 6V any faffe1ag ilJ1ynation f-,f.
Ghcnt Even if the American Commission
crs had proposed any apicable cohditofs. we
are certain chat the Ministers would not
slacEen the Preparati rs FOR continuing The
war"-oo say ye--let as not 81 .ctcn or
preparations f1r cont. ruDg the war.
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10 he .7dj"tont GrnpGPs Office. ,:o,e9
NILLIiMsBUiiG, Oct. 9th. 1874.
> ON .lfr. Jsneh,s c. Il z

E'rfTHcf Of iester tom Naeh7zGe, n q genf1eq7,r
H., Gfh{ebHce, d1fr Sept oi, 1914.
Letters arc lost received ~ iown from Gen. Jacs
S-lie has defeated the British a, AinAiic Point t,-
led and wounded upwards ofthree hruutred ami f,,
l Ie indians are now joining to a man"
IN former par7 nj this letter. It is said Cen.ra;
I"cSon had had no fighting that upwards off Oo5 n.
Ia - go 's''''-- 4 IN S'-
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Swedish troops Of Bsra'ottc and compelled IN rc,in-
qssh his opposition to the annexation OF Norway to
Sweden.
That the L 5. s,oop of war Peacock c,rsin, off
Wmtrrtor in ireland, and two British sIoo.s OF war;
Zone OF ~hch spoken by the IA were in pursuit
Of her. And that the Wasp wssst Morias, in France,
re6une.
Ii is stated, we know not ON what authority, that
sirce Che commencement OF the negocaons viii, our
minister's, the expedition fitting for ths country az
Pcrismou d, under Lori Hill, had BEEN 18th OF Arg
suspci Odd
The French brig Olivier arrived at I'OTeut from
this pea in i6 DAYS
For thing further al slipomatie concerns. We
must, N III probability wait until their arrival the
seat oil government. Co!sss5.aH.
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rn,rIIE Enlrnn

tt0r' IN fliFcer Gcfed Rcta,f0, ,Sr5t .. 1871.
=" he army under the command al General I1arI.
arrived mere on last evening, in gooi hea,th ev yili
reach Fort Erie u, the Soh Tic 4bs,,t i - -,
from before Erie 20 Chippewa. W
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Tie tidirgs from Chen, are somewhat more rac,fc -
q eiesb INIT 800 expedition 0f J orl fiiil rnay be
dc yei-fcJ a,ssGa W ssY, eiccb nof-The TG.ee
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nER.iIDbF OFFICE

NnRroLF, sih Oct 1914
nc report fI"m the Lookout this 1no.rn.. Is t,G
ships, hIg and schr cam down tL,, h., ,,3s,,
morning ard anchored or York spit. THIS n,orniI;.
one Of the ships e ~ so under way aud stood down
The Tdottc at York reports shat sail hove IN SIP,
on thnt place last evening, .sddition to the above
King IN all IL sail that descended the BAY yes,eirs
Toxic .26jHtont Generals CRce. ,:o,e9
"SIr, ''' ''- NO o'' '''' 'S'''
"From correct information jrst received
the enemys forces pi York River have been increased
to % SID among which there are but br.rs. the .st
are sps-They lieiroln the point OF Cheu's ATa,>hes
high up into Mobjack bay
-, The h'ses nave been within or miles Of York
From letter rlst received from Naval OG;ceF
stationed at Foxhill an Informed = ~ e,.,, 80 49,;
yesterday morning
avn, respectfully,
Your ohet:ent servant
ROBERT c. SCOTT, it
Commanding Niic,.es.
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UsIFVrer, ~. !. Ocfoder &
An E<proso from Sockets H-rior arrived lr,e,
last night with orders IN cur militia to trrp ont ~,
H9a,c, aid an tod N rendezvous IT Utica ,bi, day
Report snvs the Barbor ves invested hv Nh. iii
h both bv lard and water tlat II land forces W, are
Hsi',or" VIZ '''1
TIE above s confirmed by ether Letters. says mic AL
h-pt = .-~,q or t,s GfL
-
KNCR SALE--An elegant Saddle Horse. and atB
q ks vel 70 The tizg aud haru,ss; he NAV he
q %" 81 the Fell Tavern fer or days from q 10 c
.P9ocS Any person wishing 10 purchase. aiIl sf4.a
'.9a9i lv 70 Ost time and place Dst II Oh
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ne ;act ought to hS lur ugor rccoiri tiai Sothe.
sold in this CITY ior So ,te sat; So ,lr,sI.l AZ
men have NOT bhel 10 speculate il this -, on ON. or
The necesNri o lie low do these r,.ls ,,i row;
foes rot tie nc@N ii"n. Client make Their suit ts,
little 6ifte~ 10 thyIa3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-29
Wool Warehouse.

HHENRY BURROUGHS and THOMAS
IL PERKINS, jun. having formed coooss.
uon ia outiuefs under tha 6rm of
BURROUGHS e PERKINS.
have efablified Repohtory at No 7s, STATE s,,,,,
(over the Union Bank or the reception and ,l, -
Merin0, MIXED and C5u1ps2u WOOL.
Liberal advances will be made on Wool deno6, a
for iae, the commiffiou and exI enfes on which vi
be moderae--and in cafe there is no "a e. the ou,
charge will be reatonable forage Wool il. any
quantities will be received and the owner NAV n.
pend on the s eSs'fori to give asti,s, a. they
pledge their whole attention to f6is article e,iv.
To the manufacturer of Wool and propf;e,or or
Flocks the advantages of this efiablhment win be
manfea. The collection of wool from greaf ~.
rie,y of focks, will enable the purchaier to max.
the moa favorable leIections and 10 the ie,ler !,
enfutes ready iaie for his eeces, on as good term,
as the market will afford The fituation of the
Warehoufe for convenience and leeur,y is esceeced
by none in town. ~ References to Il. D T.e.e,.
K'q Tbamm Pe,iis,, f,q Geo Bu,,essS,, Esq w
Crane. E,q. Msg;s Mlsfo. y Ba, so,d San H.t.
bard, Eya ana .,4a0,s. R'esets q B.e..
Bolton, Juy (2m)