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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-29
.Naa,c- York. .Mlu o5.

The ship Orient, Bernard, so DAYS
from Greenock for New York, was spok-
en- days since, Of Nantucket Shoals,
by captain Allen, Of tie ship Minerva
Smyth.
The ship Lady Gallatin, Swain, of n.
York, has arrived at Antwerp.
The ship Mexico, from New-Y ork. and
Eve other American vessels. arrived in
the river, and were beating up for Liver
pool on the morning of the llth June.
The ship Corneha, sailed from Liver-
poel for PHILADELPHIA, on the ED June.
The brig Chancey. Jenkins, from this
port to St. Petersbulgh. passed Esinore,
on the sGth of May, all we'll.
The following vessels were advertised
in the Liverpool Advertiser OF June 10 {:
For Newly ork-Shhips Frances, Eu-
pirates, Mount Vernon, Lorenzo, Mo-
hawk; briggs William Ewart, Friend
ship.
For Philadelphia Kalcyon. Rem
ianin Rush, Adriana; brig Clarissa Ann.
For Boston--ship Mary and Susan !;
SI4S EHfoiitO.
For Baltimore---ship Hope.
For City Point, Vilginia-ship Can
ton.
For Charleston, S. C..-ships isabella.
and Sally.
Extracts ffron, L'oya!'s lists. from yune
"a to, tie 6tR
At Gravesend, June /, the Gauges,
Tonpkins, from Charleston.
At Bristol, June /, the N. S. de Mon.
te Pinto, from Virginia.
At. Londonderry, the Amiable NATL
da. from New-York.
In the Weser, Mar q, the Julia, Di-
amnnd; and Lydia, Marshall, from Bal
timore; WilliaHa, Collins, from Boston.
At Copenhagea, the Hiram, Sherman,
from Newport, +. |.
At Grayesend, June Sd, the Mary
Carson, Frat, from { hailest un-sa led
tane 5, the phitippi, ksnipe, for New
York.
Of Dorer, June S, the Mary, Shell
burAe, from Savannah /; Illinois, Noyes,
from Virginia.
At Ccues, June 8, the Susan, Reil-
inc. from Wilmington and Bermuda A
me,.;a, Gambler, Virginia; and huater,
Sta jiord, from Charleston
st Falmouth, June l, the Carolina,
Dah!stom, from Charleston for itavre !;
and the Governor Strong, iron New.
York.
At Zeal, June S, the Virginia, Wa
terra, fron, Norfolk.
In the fexeh the Emperor of Russia,
West, trom Baltimore.
| At Amsterdam, the Rosseau, Leeven,
from Charleston.
At Eiavre, the Oliver Ellsworth, Ro-
begts, New-Ufieans.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-29
SATURDAY, july go

HrrE. has assumed the sp-
Gait, i,ass Of the Navy-Yard in
Cssrie''s srswsar has proceeded to
] ci: ':..tna. to take his sect at the Navy
psasl' Boston paper.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-29

EEE is &c years old, Of black complec-
Il ton, about feet 7 or s inches
hiah, heavy made, round fall lace, large
eres and shews the whites when surpris-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-29

THE tractless forest ceas'd to stand,
! The stagnant pool had disappeared,
Andin their place the artists hand
Had villages and temples rear'd,
Where savages now howl around,
And desart monsters with them meet.
Where wolves and painters swell the
sound,
To make the discord more complete.
j saw the splendid city rise,
And rear alottits tow'ring head,
And villages of minor size,
Usurp the proving monsters bed
When looking to The north 1 spi'd
Proud Erie's waves majestic roll,
And cities seated BY their side,
Seem'd rising to complete the whole.
The Lake seem'd white with distant
sails,
Each seeking out their well known
mart,
While busy PASSED the floating gales,
To watt each to his destln'd part.
Ohio's winding current fiow'd,
Not through the gloomy, darksome
glen;
Nor through the wild untrodden wood,
Across the vacant, lonely plain.
But laden with Porona's store,
Thro' verdant meads, it bent its way (;
While fields aud cities on its shore,
With intervening hamlets lay.
Then towns ard spires, & woodlands too,
Before me seem'd to intervene,
IT'LL lost in the extended view.
They clos'd the interesting scene.
AMbULAIUS.
GAINESVILLE, Jan. 81.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-29

Some gentlemen were lately admiring
horse beloneilg 10 a countryman. The
honest farmer thinking more praise was
bestowed OIL his beast than it deserved.
said to some Of the gentlemen, Trrs,
she is ve,y fine n are, but she stun:tles
ike The nai.om.,' hen (replied enc Of tie
geAt.emcn} che must De good lor nothing
beast Indeed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-29
Public sale.

PuDIIC SdIS.
VIII be added to next Tuesdays Sales,
Z 6 Cases ladies' Silk. Kid and Morocco
New-York Shoes,
Misses do do. do.
Childrens Morocco. do.
Gentlemens Morocco and Leather
Pumps,
And one case Russia Duck Trousers.
p. G. MarSteller.
July 90.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-29
pR0FILES.
J O r S B u r ",

MD EsPECTFULLY informs the Ia.
Ia dies ard Gentlemen OF Aleyandria
and its vicinity, tfat,he hastaken room
at the corner OF King and Washington
streets, for the puu ose Of tskirs and
framing proEles in Tie reatest style.
The hours of attendance viii be from
nine in the mernius till one, and from
three in the afternoon till eight in the
evening.
Music on the much admired Scotch
Bap Pipes, by native Of tLat country.
July %.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-09

The English and Tianoverian army.
10000 strong, are to be reviewed TO-DAY.
fthe 24th) at the bridge of Neuilly.
BY decree OF the project of ule-Vil
sine, the confederation of Brittany is dis
solved.
General Lecourbe's corps d'armee has
just Joined the army OF the Loire, which is
about to be augmented in q few DAYS by
the troops of general Suchet and La
marque.
In pursuance Of the demand of NJ. the
intendant of the Austrian army. the admi-
nistrative commission in the department of
Isere, has ordered the disarming of the in
habitants of Grenoble and other com.
munes in the department..
A contribution to which the powers are
entitled for the expenses OF th,s second
war, will be determined by treaty never
theless it is asserted that two of them, sa-
tlsfed with having, secuted the repose of
the world, have generously declared that
they renouncesall sort of indemnity.
It's also asserted, that Immediately af-
ter the conclusion of the treaty, the troops
OF three of the powers will quit our terri
tory /; that 100000 Rtssians will remain
in it some time longer that their depar-
ture will take place in columns OF 25,ooO
men. as fast as the reorganization of the
French army tits added, that not to
nourish the hopesof party, and to dissipate
the smallest umbrage, the emperor of Aus
tria has declared the first that he will not
leave in France single corps of his army.
BY an ordnance of the king dated the
esd of July, M. baron de Talleyrand, pre-
feet ofLoiret, is appointed honorary coun-
sellor of state.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-09

The inhabitants must acoo.aodate, thesoid;eys
with meat and pulse, on the demand male 10
them by the latter and they will furnish them
with the other articles forming their ratibm OF
provisions, sufficiently early in the morning that
' he soldiers may be enabled 10 make'a proper
distribution of it through the whole ,lay. The
soldiers must also have decent &clean bells pro-
sided for them By their hosts. The bed mus,
consist OF mattrass. pillow, a blanke, and two
sheets.
Should any disputes arise between the soldiers
ana the inhabitants as 10 the furnishings, the re-
spectiye military chiefs Will decide.
The ratlons OF provisions and forage shall be
received upon bills Of discharge OF three da, $
each.
RIBBENFROP,
Councillor Of state. and i,senaen. general ofthe
PI.lSctan armies 4,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-09

Il As iaise Tat the principal bankers G
Paris have bees arrested, as . ,.urpa
states, to serve as sureties for the city a.
Paris. Guards had merely been placed IN
Their houses, and haze since been ,r:ta-
dralca.
The Moniteur contains long list of
generals commanding military divisions,
ana fortresses, who. snreceiYing ofiicialin1
telligence OF the entry of the king into Pa.
r's, have transmitted addresses to the minis.
ter at war, with protestations of their fdei-
ity to his majesty. Among. the names are
those OF count Lapoype, governor of the,
citadel OF Lille, and Baron de. Coutar6;4
commanding the division of the national
guards of the same place. 1t is added IN.
postscript, that the minister of war has
also received the SUBMISSION of the duke oe
Albutera, in the name Of the generals. off,.
GERS, and troops forming part Of the corps-
under his command.
A war contribution Of 100000 francs
has, been imposed on the district of Fon-
tainbleau.
Inc persons belonging 10 Bonaparte's
amlly, whe' had remained at Paris, were.
finally to leave this city, either last night
or this morning
A morning Journal says that Mura9 has
been hanged by troop of his former sub
Jects, while an evening paper places him.
at Touion.
LASoESsAtzA, June ~.
great misfortune bcfel this town. land
spout falling about 9 p. M after several tenn
pests, caused such an intimidation in the town and
suburbs, that the water rose to the height of Sc
rerai eiis-many houses fell in, and buried the
families who inhabited them under their ruins
The cattle were carried away ont of their houses.
aud drowned. About 3o0houses are so damaged.
that they are in danger of falling, and 1000 acres
OF land are covered with mud to great tlepth
similar misfortune happened near Prague, on
the 18Th
BnCssrLs, July 90.
Extract from dispatch of the commissioner gen
erai of the Prussan government, Mr. Piahtaz,
dated from Paris.
have this day required from NJ Demon, the
director OF the museum, the restitution of our
different works of arts. The whole will be re-
stored to us in consequencewea are very busy in
emptying the museum. The picture, represent
ing 81. Peter on the cross, by Rubens, will be
restored 70 Cologne"
BAroNSE, July 9.
An arrnstice is signed between the Spanish
and French armies. All hostilities are therefore
suspended on this side
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-09
THIRD CHARGE.

For scandalous conduct in having said To an
officer ofhis regiment on the 7th OF Jan when IN
formed that the 44th was destined to carry the
iascines. it is fnrlorn hope, and the regiment
must be sacrificed" or words to that effect such
AN expression being calculated to disprit those
under his command, to render them disconnected
with the service allotted to them, demonstrative
of the feeling with which he undertook the euter-
prize, and infamous and disgraceful to the char
acter of commanding officer of British reg
ment
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-09
COURT MARITAL

COURT MARITAL
-he general court martial, tor the t.iAl ofleu.
tenant COL the h.n T. Mullins, OF the 44.h REQ.
iment, assembiedon the 6th inst in The royalbar.
racks, Dublin.
President-Lt. gen. MEYnrcK
Members-Mal. gen. Doyle. maj. gen. o'Iaugh-
lin, maj. gen. White, COL Wolfe, royal artillery :;
col. Taylor, S8th regt. 1t. col. Waller, royal ar
tillery IT. col. Bmbury, 9th Dragons guards /;
it. col French, 9th dragons guards mai. Iiu
CONN, 9TH dragons maj. Henderson, royal en-
gneers maj. Bell, 18Th regiment mai Thwaits,
4Sth regt. maj. South, Goth regt. maj. Owen, 6lst
regiment.
The following are the charges
+ fIRsr CHARGE.
For having on the 9Th OF Jan. sliamcfally ne.
elected and disobeyed the orders he had receiv-
ed from the late maj. gen. Gibbs, Commanding
the I'd brigade,ito collect the, fascnes and lad.
ders, and to be formed with them at the head of
tie column of attack ut thetime directed and in
dlsobetlience ofsaid order suffered the regiment
under his command to pass the retloubt where
the fascines and ladders were lodged, and re-
manned at the head of column for half an hour
or upwards without taking. any steps TO put the
44tl in possession the fascnes and ladders in
conformity to the sad ORDER knowing the peri
od Of attack TO be momentarily approach me, in
consequence OF which disobedience and negicct,
the \ 9Th regiment, OH being sent back TO the re-
doubt, and returned hurried BY the fasteners &c.
were thrown into confusion, a,sl moved off to the
attack in an irregular and unconnected manner,
lea'hngsto the firing and disorder which ensued
in the attacking column, and disasters attending
it.
SECOND CHARGE.
l. For scandalo,is and infamous misbehay;or be.
fore the enemy on the 9th of Jan. in not leading
and conducting the 44th regiment, under his
command up 10 the enemy's works, in not placing
the ladders and fascnes in the ditch, as he was
ordered to do, and not setting that example of
gallantry to the soldiers, so indispensaby requi-
site part of an officers duty to ensure the sue
cess of All attack lin consequence ofwhich mis-
behavior the eth did not perform the service al
lotted to them, never having made an attempt to
place the fiscines, &c. III the ditch, and there.
by leading to the cause of the failure Of the at
tack
THIRD CHARGE.
For scandslous conduct in having said to an
officer ofhis regiment OH the 7th OF jan when IN
formed that the 44th was destined to carry the
iascines, " it is fnrlorn hope, and the regiment
must be sacrificed" or words to that effect such
an expression being calculated to dispirt those
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17
PROPOSALS,
PROPOSALS,
pupt.lsHINC BY SUBSCRIPTIONS.
A NEW MAP
OF
rHr, DISTRICT OF MAINE.

.r.T and correct Map of Name has long
Ias,Jeratum, and The want OF 1t has been
hsa s Nv sIl interested in lhst section OF ;he
pa' W., without entering INTO remarks On tne
sa s.asscy execution OF former maps y o'e
as9a. ,.b,ch might seem invdious, u = con-
is'ns' tine numerous alterations IN the cIviI
Fe'''0 lie superior knowledge scqaired from
enssns ,sr and ex enl of recent surveys, ana The
~ nun a interest respecting the boundary es-
sss s1.d :. the treAy of i785, excited IN all BY
49, ~ orooosiiion OF Great Britain, for ces-
" ". ae,b., oart of our territory, through winch
n, oo,, road from Quebec TO Halifax now pas
y iii be sufficient apology tor offering 70
!. ouoljc ne map of this important PAf1 oi
= sv eorrect errors, perhaps hitherto unsvoIds
ii and 20 supply deficiencies IS fSs as he pres
Z cate Of materials will admits the present
s,sc,. Il is moi however pretended Mat TINS
rs i perfectly correct in every parllcu'sr' In
4, uesent Stale Of the country many cncum-
s..rs. concur 10 forbid the expectation OF any
! dar more than gradual approximations to cor
,sepess Blu. the result Of many years obser'
! s,;ou. and careful comparison OF all the best
|.alosltes. known 10 exist on The subject. nos
ii. d surveys under The authority OF Msssschu
"a but sl,o in those Of the British govermeni
! a he northern onlier Of The DistrIct, inducs
blef that in all important particulars, and es'
with respect to the hitherto unknown
m,rior. and underlined northern boundary, TINS
] N,o will be found Substantially correct.
With the Map will be published
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17

Magsy' Rsw, HD 'sesi0e3,
j.. bae common Esoadcoth.--l do. low priced
Ca1imeres and Cords cafes dark and light
fine aud common prints do "A and white
Csmbricks-t do. Gingham UMBRELLA, bale
Baftas-s cafe aiIosted plain and figured Mullins /;
Cinghams-- black aud coiored Bombazetts--biack
and colored Cambrcks-4 Iriih Linens Engifh
Cottons cotton Cafhmeres and York Stripes
blue and yellow Nank,ns- Observation-Disclosures
COTTON and worried Hoie-Mens' leather Goves--
Mar(eiles Quiltipgs--7-4 and A cotton ShawIs-
cambrick and common Dimoty-cambrick Mus
Inns Canton and@taan Crapes~i!k and cotton
Handkerchefs--kulha Diapers-Rat'inetis-But
ns-Quaity and Shoe Bindiogs--brown HoI.
iapds and Cottons-Ribbons bundle and mixed
pins-fue sew;ugs-biack and colored lewing silk
walking Sticks, &c. &C.
June 20 I'm
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17

ITO be fold by order of Court, on Wednesday
the Goth day of July inlt a, one O'Clock in
the afternson, at the dwelling houle of the late
Simon Merrill, deceafed, in Falmouth, go much {
the Real Ehste of fad deceaied as will produce
the fun of 1890 dollars. Said elate conGlis of his
.homefead containing about levenseen acres with
the buildings thereon, executive of the widow s
dover. y i2 acres of Land 10 Windham being
part of lot No. so in the third divihon of lots in
isid town-33 -S acres in fxid Windhaa: part Of
the hundred lots Nos. So and SO in the sec
ond divifion ofots in fad Windham-26 ~ aefes
of out land in laid town of Falmouth His right
in the law mill and grin mill on Pfcataqua falls in
faid falmouth.
Conditions to be made known at the time and
place of iaie
DANIEL MERRILL, Adn'r.
June 5, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17
THE SWEDISH SAILOR Roy.

At late meeting Of the Aberdeen Aux
Hilary Bible Society, the following pleasing
aneCdote was related by the Rev. Mr.. Grant
Of Orkneys, VINO was an eye witness Of the
scene -
Last year," said he, ga vessel frons
stockholm, in Sweden, was driven upon
our coast in tremendous gale, and be.
came total wreck situated 50 that no hae
man aid could possibly be administered for
the preseryatiLn OF the crew. In short
time after the vessel struck, she went to
pieces. The spectators on shore beheld
with pungent grief the awful situation of
those on board but those on shore could
render no assistance. ALI on board PERISH
cd except one man, and he was driven by
the mercllssS waves upon piece of the
wreck, entwined among The ropes attached
TO the mast. HaJ naked and half drowned
he reached the shore, and was disengaged
by those on shore, from his heart rending
situation. As soon IS they rescued him,
astonishmenV filled their miads by observ.
ing small parcel, tied firmly round his
waist with handkerchief Some conclu.
ded 1t was money others it was the ships
papers and others said it was his watch,
The handkerchief was unloosed and to
their surprise and establishment 1t was his
Bible !! a Bible given TO the lads fathex
from the British and Foreign Bible Society.
Upon the blank Leaf was prayer written,
that he Lord would make the present gift
the means OF saving his sons soul Upon
the other blank leaf Was an account how the
Bible came into the old mans hands /; and
that gratitude TO the British and Foreign
Blole Society, which inspires the heart of
every christian, was undlsguisedly written
by The old man. The request was, that the
son should make il the man of his counsel,
and that he could not allow his son. to de-
pat from hQme withoa, giving him the
best pledge Of mis- love, Bible, although
that gilt deprived the other parts of the fam.
| ny The Bible bore evident marks Of be.
ing often read with tears"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17
@isceI:allp.
July 10.

1t really feems TO be the fettlsd deter.
miparion of thole mifcreants who having
fed from the Britiih dominions have
found refuge here and become the edit.
oys of Amfrican .newipapers, that :herc
thall never be fate Of amity between
the American and Britiih nations.
Hence the incehAnt, malignant, and irri
tating abulc which is continually poured
from the pfeies which are conducted BY
men Of that delcription.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17
; AMONG WHICH Ar z

PUBLIC notice is hereby given, thar the late
firm Of MARCH e BILLET SO Ear as il relates
TO the Clothing business, IS, by mutual consen's
In day dissolved they therefore reqnes ali
persons who are indeb ed ~ said firm 20 call and
settle the same Al their store III N1rthyatnouh
SbouId any Of their debtors find II Inconvenient
to make immediate T~>men', they will be re.
Ques,ed to give their notes for WHIST nay be due
And all those Who have demands upoa the said
Fl m are also requested,o exhibit he same fo'
set Lement JOHN MARCH
ISAAC II BAILEY
The subscriber take this opportunity @ rs.
comm md The above named Hi, rs gen,cn'-n
W. IL qualified to carry on The clothing husinf o.
and tLa' the Public may OLA confidence NOT only
IN his ability bus has integ'isy
John MARCH.
N 3. The clothing business istfly csrrieo
on in North Yalmouth by MARCH {. BAILEY
will 10 future be carried on at 'he, same iisct,
under the firm of HILL & BAILEY, whe4 e tor
nfer customers and others, are Tequested e call,
ard they may be- assured, due attention shall he
paid 10 Them ard their cloth dressed with neat
ness and dispatch. JAMES HILL.
ISAAC II BAILEY.
North Yarmouth, July q 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17
NEW CLOTHiERS.

tiE fubscribers hereby inform the inhabitants
Il of Minot, and The adjoining towns, thar they
Intend carrying on the clothing buGoefs the enfu
ing fealon, at The M,ll formerly occupied by Mr..
James Hill. at Bridghams mills, $50 calied) ANY
perion having cloths dreis and will favor US with
their euftom can rely that no pains will be fpared
TO complete the fame "a well and with as much
punctualy as Poffibic. And hope by the expert
ence we have had with an accomplished cioihier,
(near Portland) to merit the culfom of the people
in general. TYING SMITH,
JOHN QUINBY
M.pot T,f, tots
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17
DREADFUL

RICHMOND, JULY 4.--On Wednesday
evening, Or. M'Ciurg's carriage was de,
scending the, steep bill, Qhe Governors
Aill) whleh runs close by the scene OF the
couhasratlon. Near its brow, The horses
took flight, The driver fell from the box. and
the thundeling vehicle flew down lhe-hiIl.
Mrs, M Clurg, her daughter, Mrs. W ixls--
ham, and little son, and Mrs, K lsamAls--.
nc TWO latter ladies in the most intefHsh
ot all situations, were in the caFfisgs
What horror in the scene The aTla Aies
horses c!csszd ;be main Stree I'D lle ila Vi
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17
L. STEVENS.
E4CRdNG E-SZRbE1,
HAS received general sHor!meut Of
FANCT & STAPLE GOODS.
AMONG WEIGH ABE

AMONG WEIGH ABE
FASHIONABLE plaid G,nghams-- mourning do
light and dark Calicoes---S ambrick Prints
cambrick and common Dlmoties-plad and f ncy
cooured Lutrings-bIack and green disto-bIac K
twfied Cambricks-plain dtto-piuk. 0a:e and
green ditto and s Lrnens---long Lawns
linen CamorIcks--hne cambrick Mulap- bac K
Canton Cfapes--black TsaliaG ditto-whi'e ditto
-Mi!linetts-imitation Shaws-com
mon dito-b!ack GikHandkeichiefs twill d check
dllro--white and figured cotton ditto--Ladies'
long black kid Gtoves-whits and coOnred do
ihort ditto-waih leather dtto-b!ack aud white
fix ditto black, white aud fate cotton ditto
GensIemen's leather ditto white cotton ditto
ilate ditto brown linens--bue Eankns heht
ditto-hne IndiACalicoes-blsckB ombazets 4,
54 6 and 10 white Fiannels--64 black do. for
Shawls-6 and yellow diito-Lades' white
cotton Hoie-back and fate coloured do,-back
and fate worried ditto black fix ditto--BTitfh
Coitons- Fine narrow lhread Laces- cotton do -
Ribbons fix aad cotton Cords Velvet Bindings
cottsn Umbrellas -RulIis Dlspers-Bobb.ns =
Tspes-Colton Balis-fewng S.Iks-coI I'd Crew.
els Pins Needies-Thimbles-- SciIors- Large
Tortoife fheli Combs lma dItto--Igofy ditto
Lead Pencils Court PIailier-Hooks and Eyes
Shirt Buttons Bonnet Paper -Wer- button
Mould Floor Bruihes &c &c.
Iuy3 CIV