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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-03-27

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kmg up his harp, md tune his pipe % notes d
Ypae
THE BATTLE or VALPARAISO.
4Pratiius aedar, "eqs'e te siie5o." Hoo.
No. the!auel's faire.t bough,
4 Lei the Muse her garland Irvine,
n adorn our PoRTZg's brow
Who beyond the Burning line,
Led his caravan of tars DER the tide
n the pilgrims Oil the bowl,
Mo around the sou;hcrn pole.
Nv new consultations roll
For their guide.
Heave the top-nast from the board,
And our ship for action clear,
Rr the cannon and the sword,
We will die or conqler here,
The foe ofiwiee our force-nears us fast;
"a your posts, my faithful tars,
Mind your rigging, guns and spars,
IND defend you lripes and stars
10 the last"
Hi The captains bold command,
Flew each sailor to his qua,
Md rssoly'd he there wohid stand,
Though the odds was two TO one,
TO defend his iiag AMI ship with his life,
Eigh on ey'ry mast displayed,
k6oD, our COUNTRY saa FREE TRADE,n
Zen tie bfavest Drawer made
j. For the strife.
iefce the storm OF battle pOnrs,
Bur unmov'd as ocean srock,
ben the tempest round il roars,
Eyr'y seaman breasts the shock,
BADLY Sfpnninc trtlara he ,,see- ,,to. en-
DER bis head lul oft and loud,
Like the vulture in a cloud,
As il cuts the twanging STROUD,
Screams the ball.
eiare the siroc blast,
From its iron caverns driven,
Drops the sear'd and shiver'd mast,
u by the bolt Of battle riven,
= And higher heaps the ruin of The deck
n she sailor bleeding dies,
i saks e8n.aN.ss f.la MS eyes,
d Lei our iag still wave, = he cries,
81 Der the wreck.
echo to the spunge,
Hark along the silent lee,
j heard the solemn plunge,
n IN The bosom of the sea,
~ 'lisnot the suIIen plunge of the dead,
li The sef~deYOted TAR,
n DO, to grace the yictor's car,
erns from home and friends afar,
II To be led.
! (ng live the gallant crew,
Who snrviv'd that day ofblood,
md may fortune saoa renew
j Lqtal battle on the food:
~ Long live the glorious names Of the brave
er these martyrs Of the deep,
the rowing tar shall weep,
Eng' "sweetiy may they sleep,
r. Meath the wave.
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a Runaway.

g0fsN very dark Mulatto boy. abort
|sg thirteen years Of age. ahscondcd
from The Subscriber on Wednesday last,
|s7th Sept. He Il rather shert Cor his age
but well formed aad very active, has
|scares on each side of his body below his
arms, from burns--his hair shert being
lately cnt-Had on When be elsped
lapanned Leather Hat, nearly new. a
blue clothroundabcut jacket and trous.
|ers--no shoes or stockinss-In this dress
he was seen early yesterday morning at
|theshcuse of Mr.. Jas. Gleuster, on the
southern road near Hay6eld, en1uirins
the road to Occosuas, and went onvards
that way. He is an artful boy ready to
answer questions without regard to truth
For his apprehension in Fairfax county.
| will give FIVE dollars reward. If beyond
that cesnty. ten dollars, and twenty dol
lars it beyound Prince William county.
and all reasonable expences for bringing
him heme or placing him in jail so that |
get him again-hhy person employing
secreting or taking away said boy, will
ae prosecuted as the law directs.
Joseph Mandeoille.
Sent en-
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NOTICE

& FOREWARN all persons from pur-
a chasing Lease at present in the
possession of TViiliam Thomas & Dennis
.'arias, previously occupied BY Jeremiah
Fuget-said Lease being rendered null
and void from the repeated faiIsre of the
above party to carry it into execution.
The property will be for rent the ensu-
ing year. Any person with good force
and industrinus habits, can know the
terms by application TO the subscriber.
George r. Washington,
also ferewarn all persons from tres
passing upon my property, particularly
lscatermea. who have been long in the ha:
bit of piIlaging and DESTROYING my tim.
lber contiguous to the river, as | am de.
Itermined to prosecute them to the utmost
iextent of the law. CIV.
October S. st
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Tdle college,.

The annual commencement Sof Yale
college IN New Haven, Connecticut, was
held On the 18th inst. Seventy young
received the degrees of Bache-
Tor of Arts, aud about 90 the degree o.
Master Of Arts.
The Honorary Degree Of Doctor Of Di.
viRity was conferred on the Rev. James
Richards, of Newark, in the, state OF
New Jersey, and the Honorary Degree
of doctor OF Law on HssE xcellency John
Cotton Smith, Governor of Coraecticut
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a prudent tliat to young Ladies.

Philip Thicknessin one of his publica-
|sions, tells the following anecdote will,
much pleasantly, and very politely con-
|veys a modest hint to the Young Ladies:
When / was q yo,tDg man, SAYS he
/ often visited a distant relatioa, whom
Imuch loved and to whom and my "a
Imily had been inuch obliged. This gem
ItleInan had nine agreeable, nay beautiful
daughters, WIG lad often entertained ne
with the siinslop conversation OF a rich.
but low, underbred woman. their neigh
boarswhose Husband being appointed
high sheria,, eceasloned her to talk much
to these lad,es about the grand SHERIFF
asnner she was TO give. Il On deter
mined, SAID she, to hare 20 custards: for
for ii have custa,ds. ! must ,,aye cheese
cakes aud if | have cheese CAKES,
must have jeilies, II jellies, fruits, &c.
AS | usually sfentmy Christmas at the
couasry seatof this friend, with his lovely
family, there sometimes arose kind Of
n,errlneHt, called Christmas gamboIs,
questions and commands &c. Now these
innocent sports led the gentlemen some
times to salute the young ladies all a.
round a pleasure ia which alone, who
perhaps loved them best always declined
partakius. This shyness in me seemed
SO unaecuuntable to them, that they one
and all seized an occasion to rally me
tor possessing a mauvaise honte, so con-
trary to the etiquette at that time Of the
year. Icontcssed the force of the charge
and fully acknowledged my guilt; ad-
ding, that the only excuse that | could Of
fer was--shat it | had custards. | must
have cheese-cakes If cheese-cakes, iel-
lies. # jsliies, fruits ans if--in short,
beiorei had half dene with my IFS, they
all ran away. and left me in the field Of
battle, and never rallied to make an at
tack on me again.
-
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lTll,iams College.

The Annual Commencement of VIII
Hams coll ,ge In aNi!liamstown Massa-
|chusctts, Was held on the eth inst. wher
twenty Eve young gentlemen received
1.-The degree Of Bachelor of Arts, and Z
sthe Degree of Master Of arts. Tie
| Degree Of Doctor Of divinity was con.
iferred on the Rev. Robert II. Chapman
presidentef III University Of North Car
toliEa.
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! .Bo .raoi,s College.

The annual commencement of Bowdein
college in the district OF Maine TOOK
place on the 9th instant when the
BacaeIor's Degree was conferred on
eight yeang gentlemen, and the Masters
Degree on three. The Degree of Doc
tor of laws was conferred on the Hon.
Jeremiah Mason, selatorin congress from
EN. Hampshire.
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New Publications. &c.
Recently Receired for SHE BY
JAMES KENNEDY s. SoN,

EsHATEAUBRIAND'S Beauties OF
q Christianity,
The Fathers Gift to his Children. con-
sisting of original Essays. Tales
and Reflections, 2 vols. BY DR.. Ma
vor,
A General View Of the Political State #
France, and of the Government of
Louis XVIII.
Berpard's Tour through France, Swift
zerland, Savoy, Germany end Bel
gium. in 1914,
Miss More's Essay on the Character Of
Practical Writings of ST. Paul,
The Whole Works Of ditto. s vols. in
various Binding,
Watson's {Bishap Of IlandaT) Serious
Address to Young Persons after Con-
firmatiOn.
The Velvet Cushion and Covering,
Duty or the White Cottage by the lacs
/ Mrs. Roberts,
Discipline, by the Author Of Self Cone
troll, vols.
Holidays at Home, by Miss Saunders.
Frank. being 9th part Of early Lessons
by Miss Edgevorth,
lWayerley, 2.vols.
belinda, g vols. by Miss Edseworth, :.
The Lord Of the Isles, a Peem BY Wa.
ter Scott,
Lara and Jaqueline. do. Il
THE Magic Of Wealth, 2 vols.
Hebrew Melodies, By Lord BTcs /
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|EETEEMS'S Life Of Washington,
wv Human Manners, GoIdsnaith's
Natural History, Goldsmith's Rome,
Smiths Wealth Of Nations, Rollins An
cicnt History, Lucien's Dialogues, Ho-t
race Delphini, Buchan's Domestic Medi-
cine, EweH's Medical Companion, Yinee's
Astronomy. Vince's Finxions. HawDev's
Mepsuratian, Every man his own Cattle
Doctor, Misses Magazine, Village Ser
mons, Rise and Progress of Religion.
Paley's Theology, Christian World an
masked, lions Pilgrim, Thornton Abbey,
Faber on the Prophecies, Village Dia-
logues, Watts on the Mind. Jays Ser
mons, Klopstock's Messiah, Tom Jencs
pepe's Works, Ossian's Poems. Don
Quixote, Lord Byron's Werks, thinner
mar On Solitude, Caliore,s Leonidas,
Wreath, Duty Of Women, &c. 4.
On bend.
School Bibles and Testameuts. spel.
ling Books, Primers, Murray's Reader.
SEQUEL, Grammar, exercises and Key.
SCOTS Lessons. Columbian Orator, A.
|merican Nepos. 0niel's Geegraphy,Joh
seas Dictiahry in miniature. Walker
Jones, and Perry's school Dictionaries
Johnson and Walkers large ditto.
Writing and wrapping Paper, PLAYING
iCards, Ink powder, States and Pencils
Waters, and sealing-wax, Quilts. Draw
ling Paper, Cancels hair Pencils, ane
! M ater Colours. etc. etc.
r. GRAY
| Has published new editions of th'
CLERK 5 Magazine, the Easy introduction
Ito Reading, and an Almanac for 1875
/ A)lsef which he offers for sale on accom-
imodating terms.
Oct. S.
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ION Wednesday morning at TO e'espei,
viii be sold at our Auction Room,
|FIushines. Cloths, Bombazetfs. Lamb
Wcol Hese, Cotton Hose, Cotton and
lYorstsd Suspeadcrs, Cambrics, Dipi-
Lies. yestinas, Cotton Shirtings, Madras
|aankerchicfs, Pocket do. Fancy Shawls
|together with . variety Of other arti
|cles.
Griffin 9 Erasener,
Aucts.
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IN COUNCIL, Sept. 8, 1915.

George uenealey the member eiec
from the third ward, appeared and too
lfis seat.
The committee to when the subjec
Twas referred, reported a bill proyidinj
FOR the appointment Of csnstables, wbicl
was read d first and second time and a
Imendcd; and, upon motion, read . thirs
thine and lost.
Tie following bills were read thrc'
times and passed. viz.
j. An act for filing up Pitt-street e
|Camercn-street, and for other purposes.
2. An act to provide for paying the
Expenses ofiss,,ing due bills.
s. An act arpropriating sum Of mo
|ney for Improving the chalybeate or Me.
ideal Spring, at the intersection of Pit
and Montgomery-streets. in the town Of
Alexandra, and for other purposes.
0n balloting for a constable: Arch.
|baldI. Taylor was duly elected.
Z Ordered, That the taxes due from Mrs.
Jacobs for the present yearbe RENTED.
Resolved, That the Mayor be request
ed to report togcouncil whether benjamin
&c. Wood has executed ard continues to
execute his ofice Of constable for the cor
poration Of Alexandria.
Resolved, That the surveyor of the
town and superintendent of police be in
structed that in regulating Cameron
street from Washinston-sfreet west, to
IWest-strcct, that they divide the water
in the centre Of a,e square between Co
Iiumbus and Alfred streets.
Ordered, That the tax improperly In
posed on Mr.. White for male dog, be
A letter from the treasurer was re-
ceiyed and read. e referred to Messrs.1
Deneale. Herbert and Harper.
The account Of Wiiliam,Yeates for sa-
larry as superintendent Of pumps, wasre-i
ferred to Messrs. Triplett and Muncas-
ter.
q Resolved, That the surveyor Of the corr
poration of alexandria, do forthwith pro-
coed to take the level of Columbus.streetI
from Cameron-street, north to Mentgo-
meY-stfeet, and report to council the
most eligible plan of regulating said
street. and of dividing the water to the
west and eastward of said street, or of
of thc mater northwara OF Ca
meron and sonth Of Mcntgomery-street
On the petition Of John Throop and o.
theirs. tits ordered, that the superintend-
ant of police Go extend the pavement in
Alfred-street across It's intersection with
Cameren-street.
The petition ofJeron,e Plummer and
others, was referred TO Messrs. Tripsett.
Deneaie and Rroccsus.
The petition OF Peter Saunders and OF
Tiers. was ordered TO lie on the table.
The petition on the subject of semi an
nuaI meetings Of ccaacil, was referred tot
Messrs. Taylor. Deneele and Patton.
The committee to whom was referred
Che various COMMUNICATIONS from thamay- 4
sr not preyieasiT acted npon, made re-
port which was read and received.
Extract ftom the minutes.
Test. ]. p. TH9MPSPN, q. z.
Il
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Hartford Ger. cert. ~.

1 Tie ls.ectien. The semi-aniual eiec.
Eioa took place threagaont this state on
<tlonday of last week. Notwithstanding
Fine exertsons of the democrats, which we
Eentare 10 say were never before equal
go. the strength Of parties IN the house
O. representatives viii De nearly the same
|as n May last, yiiz---oiit oil coo nem-
nsrs, there wit be absut 81 democrats,
and I45 iedeYa!ists. n,
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x,s, ! sefy person was obliged 70 s;si g
liz lawer stosieIi at building there: q !.
Ga c,,:n ,ssx;a part Of the place fiss'ak
3 II ra;.:e loss cansnt be, IN my O.
vsuS,n. !ess thar s, 900, Goa dpllars.
Ms All syund lie tawnis 10 be seen g
h.n,ssn ba;!di0ss and vessels, mingled
s,r,t|, coiten, cefse, soap, candies gram:
{srer. and vth et article OF ulerci 2 2
s:.;ssx yss can iseatiaa, together w'tl'
lssssssas,ld fagris,re Many people have
al thcir pgppeft g-4and q number
jese Iust their lives. In the bishev parts
ol Ire town, many chnnHies we're blown
aoa 5, and much giass broke u---a1d The
s.rcs vcFs sifcWcd oyer he streets.
4 Nosbusnsesss BIT what veggarsls the
I ssla,Eifg, caa Eis done in town fox 4
EEssSes 1T DAYS. The STREETS on the
. NEST eide Of Che bridge arc 50 fall Of bre-
kvz fragments OF vessels. boais, build
iaxs, sSs. &c. that ypaca anly pnss by
ts,aA5iag over them Yessels haseslreye
ito The streets, where they Teinalsi be-
l5ie fac houses.
& sfhe Exchange and Union Banks,
we're literally iaapdafed--but | thnE
lhsy viii not lose much.
- About 500 meu, under arms, are
g'srssantly on guard round the town.
40 Sc concluded Ia oar 'aeaf'
= . 49,
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For Sale,

a LOT on Fit street, near the COZ
nerof Pitt and Duke streets, wit,
a frame dwelling House thereon.
ALSO,
A LOT on Duke street, near the said
corner, and adjoining the residence O
Col. Simms.-For terlss apply to Mr
John Lengdsn in Alexandria.
Lewis III. Machen,
B AUG. %. y
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SAT- e Fruit.

Nav landing and for Sale by the sub
scrlbers tbe cargo Of the Barqae Oasip
pee, capt. Amos Smith, from Cadiz, con.
sistiBg of
5000 bushels Salt
500 Boxes best Nuscatel Raisins
A few Quarter Casks Sherry Wine.
.fdmas, Herbert g Co.
Oct. @.
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TUESDAY. OcroBrR S.
Fe,lnsylrd,tsa Election.

An Election tock place Oh Erida,
last IN the different Wards Of the CITY
of Philadelphia, for inspectors Of the Sc
neral Election which win be held thi.
day, when the fesiera!ists succeeded il
choosing their candidates in II ward!
out Of IA Of which the City Is composed
The federal maioritJ il the whole Ras
ss8.
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7sogrch~. Sent. o..


Arrived schr. Mesins. Gross, of Bath
"a days from Port an priace, bound t,
Boston cargo, Coffee aud Logwool; pu
/ In in distress. On the esd Of Eept. ex
perienced abeayy gales lost the deck
load osLoswaod and toe boat, carried a,
way the bcwsprit, and sustained much
etaer DAMAGE capt Gross was taken rerJ
Sill, and was confined to his cabin on kis
|arrivai here .isaaei q Steer, Cock, Else
teok sick and died on the 2gt.l--Sept
W, lat 81, l8, long "a, spoke schr. Sally
Gears, frem Boston boans to Whining
ton, N. G. had been in the sane gale
and Suffered severely chad lost her deck
load Of hay. carried away her main
|,aast, mainsail ard jib had been ont II
Idaya, aad was short Of bread andswater;
gave item supply oil botS 18th, spoke
leloop Betsy aud Mary. Crouch, from
Baltimore bound to Halifax 6sb. lat
lSz SO. Ion IS. 80, spoke schooner Morn
fng Star, Blanchard, of Portland, s days
lfrsm the Chesapeake bound TO Boston.
The sclw. Dash, Ireland, frc@ Baiti-
more, boand to ST. Jago de Cuba, put
back in DISTRESS; and arrived here yes
|terday, having lost her forsmast, on the
BED inst
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BaItimore. October 9.

The shin Sparton. Grahame. SO days
|fr. Marse;lles. and 38fr. Gibraltar, arriv.
led at Baltimore on Sat. last. Sept. l6.
ship Gen. LingaiI, Weston, of George
town, Al daysnut from Holland. Sept. 2s.
Experienced a heavy gale of Wind from
|SE and s. 24tl., spoke scboonerChrystie,
|Hitchtborn, Of Norfolk, s daJs out, had
the night Of the gale lost his deck load
hove overheard part Of his cargo lost
his iibbcon, topmast, jibs and main
sail, and sprung aleak, trying to make
the first port he could make, was in lat.
|s7 50, long. " IA. 18th, The day be-
fore we got in the bay, spoke Bremen ship
Olive, from Portsmouth,, Eng. for bait.
had lost her mainmast and fore and
laizen top.aast, said that he was com
signed To Mr.. Kalkman, Of Bait. The s.
saw a Bait. sch, in the Gut Of GiI,ral-
tar, the day before she sailed and ex-
signals |; she showed Jaaes Viii
Hams private sisnal--supposed the Orb,
of this port. Passed IN The Bay, S ships
at anchor, and "a sharp scbr. with the loss
of her mainmast: 5 other sharp built
schrs, and several c.umy built ones.
Capt. Grasare Informs, that letter
had bean received from the Americsn
Coasni at Tans;crs i.Y the Gonsni at Gil
braltar saying, tsat TriPeiisaa tr;gate
had arrived there, and reported they had
taken an American fueschantmaS.
Tie Consul informed capt. Grsha.nc.
that Com. Decatur had gone against Fri
poll ;the Corsnl also inforEaed, tlsat toe
e.. s. slaap of war L'Eperpisr had saile,.
from the Mediterranean, for the e. S.
about the middle ofluly, with despatch
es and the prisoners released from AZ
giers.
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Port Of alexandria.

ENTER ED.
Sch. Consolation. Mitchell, Balti-
more, clearedto Georgetown.
!. Good Intent, Potter, Providence.
de-.
sloop Dolphin, Gilpin, Baltimore, do.
Il sichr. Suckey, Smith. Boston, do.
George Washington, Henry,
Norfolk.
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Arrived barque Jssipee, Smith, &C
daysfron, cadiz, passenger Mr.. Wm
q. Adams Of this place. Left there the
ship Grand Sacham, Field ofNew>YeFk
to sail in 3 days ship Natchez, Gray o.
Philadelphia, to sail in S days---the stir
Mridasjast arrived from Alexandra. On
the Eth of September experienced q
heavy gale from s. T., in which the Ossi,
pee lost her fore sail and sprung her
fore top mast, and sustained other da.
mage.
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lie schooner Leuisa, Thorp, from
his port, has arrived at New-York.
Harrard College.

st the late commencement at Cam
hsige, blass. sixty SIX young gentlemen
received the Degree Of Bachelor o.
Arts.
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James II. Riddle.

Informs his friends and The pubic ge-
|neraliv, that he has formed connection
lin trade with Mr.. Joseph B. HiA-tbe
business will be carried on under the
firm OF
Riddle and Hill,
Who have received and offer for sale.
at low prices, an extensive y well chosen
assortment of
Fail S Wsnter Goods.
October 8. eogw
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CHAKLEsroN, SEPT. a5.

Arrived shin H0tneY. Nork. q DAYS
&C.,, !. c ,.S a,n 81 .l;st,ess. hound "a
- - San, i..k ;mn,csliately astes
49, * - ~ go nssss;.ned Ii liz.
.essll 49, - RI. ,.;;. ,,;ca AZ
iss r' ' 49, on -; +. ~ ~ !, F;xs Es
lave sale' -. ,S''' 3 49, = i
f!o fie's. 1887 o''s = lssl ~, ) -
eae'e A',s 10y 8 s. : ~
ga " y ps o''ileeesi ~ uise''a ~. 81
90; &C., :
Dfeinen OarslRe 1rososs !, os'o'N Os
bremen "a aas-.saliast ahu s0'as
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Schr. Price, Clements, Baltimore.
Two Brothers. Wallace. Richmo9.d.
Brig Dove, Brewn, st. Barts.
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Ten Dollars Reward,

|D a II AyEiA.y from the subscriber De
"a Monday sI,e 25ttl of September last,
|an apprentice to the house -czrpeHtetS
business, named Robert Ilonas. tBetw cen
|I8 aGd I9 years si age. tall and slim,
dresses foppishiy, wears his iaei.s Cur
led--his cloatbiRg caanot be described,
askchad 4 variety light complexion ard
dark hair and eyes, The above reward
Will be given for apprebendirg ard secu-
ring lin in any jail so that | get him a.
gain, and reasonable charges if brought
heme.a
Masters of vessels and others are can
Toned against karbaring or carrying Off
said runaway, as Twill put the law in
force against any pcrsonwho may do SO.
Hin, Stezcart,
House Carpenter.
October s. st
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TN T. r. E p ID

Her tackle, furniture and apparel, terms
liberal. and made known at the place q
+ssle. Her Inventory viii be shewn by
.aaams, Herbert q Go.
Pc. sMarstsller.
Orr
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Ship at Auction.

WILL be sold at pablo
Auction, on Saturday the
nth instant, at our Wharf,
tie substantial Ship
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White, red, yellow and scarlet EIan-
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Rose blankets and striped Blmksting
Blue, drab &nixed Plains
5-4 cloths and twilled ceafings
Cassimeres end worsted cerds
Common and silk figured vostalets
and swansdowns
Velyerets, veIyeteens and Cords
Camhrics, shirtings, DiHnity & print
ed Cuttings
They have also lately received az as
sortmens of superGne fancy engrained
Carpeting, greer Bays, Madras Hand
kerchiefs, Pins, furniture Bindings, Bed
Tick, Tow Linens, &c. &c.
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-03
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