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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-12
SHOCKING DETAILS.

TO the Editors Of The Boston Patriot, Cent?
net, Chronicle, Daily advertiser, Ishadi-
am and Gazette.
CLNrLEMrN,
BY inserting the enclosed statement OF
'ses in your respective papers, YOU viii confer "a.
yor on
Yours, SSc. t
We, the undersigned. officers of the New-York Mi
itia, fishing our countryinen to become acquainted
with the particulars OF treatment while prisoners
10 te British, certify and say, that were captured
ut the sortie from Fort Erie OH the 18th Sept Our
nuilber, mclud,pg priyates, amounted TO about one
hundred aud eighty. After capture, we were
marched 10 Fort George and three days on the
road. during which time ra,ions were served out
raw, and we bad no means OF cooking them. Upon
arrival at Fort George we were forced officers
and men into miserable guard house, having no ham
Knocks, nor bedding of any description, Invested with
vertnin, aud where the mud over shoes. Here
we were kept four days and nights. Here again our
gaons served out raw, and but miserable means
1T cooking them. We were then marched from Fort
eorge to Burlington Heights and were three DAYS on
be road. During the two first days, no PROFESSIONS
,shdferer ,re served out TO soldiers although the
Wagons containing their rations our side and
although they were compelled to stand silent specta-
while their guard feasting themselves The
officer OF this guard, who deserves be well remer-
bered, was Captain James Boy. During these two
days, our troops had notng to subsst upon, EXCEPT
what the humanity OF the brruate soldiers Of the enc
my occasionally allowed from their own rations! On
the evening OF the second day. the rations now beco-
served out; but soldiers unable to eat them
instantly threw them away. The British finding the
rtions bad that it impossible use them threw
sway the REMAINDER and continued the march to Bur-
ington Heights without dealing out any thing to our
troops except ratons of dry bread. On our arrival
at Burlington Heights. we met with Maj sMELr, who
commanded at that post, and who treated with great
humanity and poiiteness.
Under the promise that if we gave our parole, we
che officers, should be taken from Fort George to
burlington Heights in light waggcns--we accordingly
complied So far from adherngto this agreement
offered too by themselves, we're placed on foot in
the lue Of march in of the whole, and surround
ed by strong guard From Burlington Heights to
Little Ncrs, guard augmented by the addition
OF very considerable number OF Indians On our
march, we were subjected to insult, contunely, and
frequently driven over boots in mud. Through
excessive fatigue and want of neurishment, mssy of
soldiers, whose strength almost entirely ex-
hanstej would sink upon the ground. Thcy mere in.
kabany pro Gcd mp Teith The baysnet andcopipelef
keep pace seish she reSf. Tothe above particulars
We The undersigned, hereby certify.
w L CHURCHILL! &: Col
r. WILSON, Major,
o. WILCOX, Or. Master
HENRY CROUCH, Capt
NATHANIEL CASE Cont
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-12

Apris-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-05
FOR Sale.

A FARM in Sumner in the county of Oxford
a hfy Eve mile. frcm Portland containing abou,
three hundred acres of excellent Land under good
improvement with good Two tory houfe well
finifhed and palnled 40 feet by 80 aporch "a
by feel--a cbaife and wood honie. SO by 81
feet fore partly fniihed 40 by 20 feet three
barns with other Deceilary on, buildings. Two
good acqueducss of water, one for the houfe aud
the other for tile barn-a thrifty young orchard
containing about so apple trees. Said farm is as
peaian, htuas onizs the country sffordsis in the
centre of the Town and is good ftand for atav-
ern. trade, for any Kind of mechanic and will be
fold cheap altogether or in parts fhall ben &C
eommoda,e purchafers, and payment will be made
ealy --AlsO- will be fold with faid farmif wan ed
a good let of farming tools "a head of horned
carte and 90 fhsep Inquire ELLIS sTANDISH
living on the pfemifes
Sumner, June 80, 1915 #
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-05
lY NEW GOODS.
E.. STEVENS,

EXCHANGE sTREET
HAS received aft mem of GOODS, iuita
bic for the ptesent and approaching s.aioa,
AMONG WHICH ART
Handtome CarpeItg- ola.k, brown and pearl
coiofed Bonn ain B mhszstts--p.sin and fgu. ed
icaret Pc 1e annels--5 ava z 8 ~ni:e
yellow and red Fanuels-Ladle' back aud a.
worried Hofe-bisek, white ano fac Gotten DO -
adie kid beaver, fix aud lined Gioves--gensie
men h ack aud white fix and beaver Govss-
G,nghams Csllcoes BfItifh Cottons-Linens
Muil ns-4 AID 6 a whlte Cambricksv- b aek
CamorIcks Lorg Las ns-black white and Cos
CURED Luitrinys- wh,te Crapes-back and white
yptus-Llnen Camb,icks Linen and Cotton
CambrIck pockes fiandkefch,efs -shaw.s--t ack
and faocy FIX HandKe chiefs BandaBna and F az
do-gen emen anc ladies' black and white fik
Hole-thfeaa and cotton Laces Ri5bons--Dimo
ies-~h, Ian co ded Mulns WaodIng-
M,neu Diaper We've Ribbons children /,
worried Boo,s-iiueu aud cotton Bo.s- Cotton
Balls blue and yellow Nankins Conon Unbrel-
Ias-McurIing Shawis-hne CamDrick Mu1 a.
Bob in aud Tapes Quaiisy and Shoe B,udIngs-
ie~.ng Slk-hik Cotds-i large aud imai ihs
Combs-fteel end morocco Puries-Sci1ors- hearth
aoa aoor erulhes, Sc &C.
Nov 20 CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-05

WHEREAS the circumst sDces Of lie ssta e
of Thomas Wilson, late of Topsham in he coun.
ty Of Lincoln, yeom4n deceased, require that 9
fur, ber lime should be allowed tho credi ors of
said estate who have not previously brought in
heir claims, that further time DISK months
will be allowed said creditors to bring in md
rove their cisims, TO commence from the 25th
f Angus, last, and that we abail attend Dat
service at the dwelling house OF the widow Ann
Wilson, in said Tcpsham, on The las, Sa urdsys
e December and Jan. next, At one OF the clock
a the sfernoon.
ALEX. THOMPSON, Commissioners.
WIN. GRI YES, 81
Topsham, Nov. IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-05
MEDICINES,
Paints, sDye-S faE, sc.
COE & BUXTON.

I INFORM their friends and the publick that they
: have takea the fire Exchange tsrees iateiy
occupied by joHN Con where they offer for ia's
the following GOOD, on reafonabie terms viz,
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
Camphor Calome' ,Cxn,harides, magenta, Gen
tan, Crem Tartar Flor Su pher, Roll ditto. Seana
MaDn1 Peruvian BARK Rhuharb, Pink Root, e.
fence Burgamos. EfIence Lennon, Chamomi.e
Flowers, aloes Iaiap, Gator, Gator On Valerian,
&c. &c. togeshef with an ex,erfive zfoetment OF
PATENT 4s1EDIc1NES comprshng in the whole
amolt every article uiualiy kept in an aPotheca-
rie fhop
. PAINTS, &c
White Lead Rec Lead Spruce Yellow, spauiih
Blown, Winning, Veaetian Red, PruiIiau Bues
vermilIion Orange ked King Yeaow. TIMBER,
Terra de sienna, We dsgfile. aten Ys!ie@ Ouch
p'ak. Dep Laks2pn pc Brown Lsharge, Rose
PINK Can CJsa. BED Cha Bnp I'D Green
sVerdter Lamp Back, Stose Yeios \, Pumiee
Stope Gum shellac CopaI and Japan Warmth Lin
feed Oil, spirits furpen inc, Paini Btuihes White
Waih ditto, Hair Pencils and Paper, Go d and
Silver Leaf Jack Lead Ivory Back, &C &e.
DYE STUFFo, &c.
Logwood Fnltic Camwood, Nicaragua Wood
Red Wood Ma;tder Indigo. Copperas, Alum,
Aqua Forts, Nutgaiis Araotio, Cochinea, Muir
a'ic Acid, Ground Loswood, GEound Fuitic,
Ground Redwood Gain Tin. Murlate Of lin,
Solution of Tin Pref. Papers, Clothier's Jacks,
enser Hooks, Te2z!es tic
-ALSO-
6 by by9 Shy 10 and u by 5 WINDOW
GLAsS-Pearl fhes Windlos soap--Ioosh
Biuihes--Nu msgs- s-CinDamon-Ma e
Gager -Aapice Pepper Cayenne Muttafd
Ra,iins- Curfants-- 4marinds- Starch Emery
Rctron ssore Loriard's Maccoboy SNUFF
lux Powder--W fers &c &c Cc.
=. MEDICINE CHESTS pus up, and ole ones
repa,red a. ihnre notice.
~ Csnltant pertonsi attendance given and every
favor ackn ~edgea, cop iow OG
The iubicriber requeits all perions in
deo,ed TO han by note or account to make imme-
dia'e payment. JOHN CoE
Or
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-05
Elegant EencA Paper Hangings.
EDWARD HOWE.

IT No s 1fs,eboats RozO, MIA ayset, Y
LAS Jun received by the brig Alfred Capt.
1 l Libby, lsom Bordeaux "A large aHorsment Of
ye,y IS
Rich French Paper Haagings,.
with suitable bordering 70 match, together with
8 elegant Fire Board Patsens with bordering /;
WHICH perhaps is the hands MET that has ever
heeo imported into his town OF New Eng and =
ALos good AFT mem as ufaai of
American Paper Hangings,
with Borders, from 2 ceots 70 dolaTs pc roll
1000 lbs. best Russid Feathers !;
oooibs fff quai American Fee geefe EGaTH
Frs ;scotson Bsd;ick,ng wfste cotton Netting
and: o. her Fsinges; Bednindngs Chntz Lace. D
Taffrs Chaile Laces and Worried Hair and
Mofs Matfaifes Sofas Eafy and Loiiing Chairs,
c. Sc. - %
/. sy An elegan, afIortment of gill and mahoga-
ny framed .s.s go. -
LOOKING-GLASSES,
whifh viii be sold as low as at he mandatory.
Two patent TINE PIECES of Willard make
- A few barrels of good WINTER 4aPPLES.
for famiys ufe.
The UPHOLSTERY BUSINESS car
ried on AZ ufuat
Nov 20 CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-05
100 reanps flirting Paper

FROM 8 TO 6 Dolls per Ream
% DO Letter do from to do
Gross Press Papers
9 ,sross SidfCs
5000 Best English Quills
5000 Farmers Double Aimanacks
500 Dozen Toy Books
40 Large Fan,ity and Pocket Bibles 'Hage
Harmony
Perrys. Walkers and Johnsons Dictionaries
Adans', Cummings Morse's & pariSh's Geog-
raphies--Adans, Walkers, Pixies, Kinnies, Nalsh's
and Temples Arithmetics-Pikes, Pckets, Perrys,
Websters & Binghaps Spelling Books Mnrrays
Reader and Grammar--Art of Readng-precep-
tors 3rators--Sco,ts Observation-Disclosures Reader
-Popes Essays-school Bibles and Iestaments--
Watts Psalm and Hymn Books Of Varous editions
with every article in the Book end Stationary
line, necessary for the use Of Schools and academies
wholesale or retail, at regular Boston prices, by
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-05
SCOTCH PL AID CLOAKS,
1T pE5CE pPT Els

Tor fale by JOHN KUHN. AT Nos. 2 and iS,
STATE ftreef-A variety OF well made and neat
Nv trimmed SCOTCH PLAID CLIO Ks at from | s
to rs dollars each they are We convenient ar
tic lie for Gentlemen intending travel. or who
ye liable 20 be in any conlderabie degree ex-
pofed to the iuclemency of the approaching leaiou,
AvhsA few ready made Vets and Panta'oons
of arions KIDD, and coors
Bottom, Oct Is On
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-05

s. - 4NN
CONTINUES 20 keep for iale Tome of the moi
- ufefu ,olMPLE REMEDIES, in he Apo'be
earys line; toee her with few valuable MtDI-
CYL PRErARATioSs eklehy of hi own ma'ufac-
tue He has a 90 humble Of MEDICAL TR7rcLEs
of d neqi CIV h-fome of which have juit'y as
quired mach ce'ebri wi b cur abeG Physicians
..PRxcT7CE OFPHT &c, ulua. wi'h re-.
full. correspondent TO The ,mproved iiate of mad
ern Medicine ~ None need appy hus The IN
te,ligen the rattcua! a the wife all othere are
referred to cd women-white witches fs.Initsrs--
driveller.. vagrants- chssrners ignoranuies -
gull ca,chers Jewellers Toy dealers eoitum-
mongers they n ~ apply d''sa!y 70 the
errvIeped oof7y btaase| call on tome Is IIoeiaa
posr MASTER Or ms5ieai Book SELL a provided
he be props y dubbed and conit tused by 'pe
eiai sfpia'msr' of which 'mpouan creum
lance es the applicant D PARTICULAR ~
90 inform hlna elf-lee acting orherwse be faii 81
a ea,ei aud fb,aw arpa. BIZ n.Sty
Portland, All Oct IS Il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-05
J. WINCHE S'IER,
At HIS

Nautical Book g Stationary Store,
(Opposite Bake e BmteTs, Exchange street,
Where COUNTRY MERCHANTS and others in
want Of he aoove .rtlc.es are invIt I'd 10 call
CT NV York Bills snd Treasury Notes ts-
kew IT sm,n disc. untss Ncv Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-05


Fore-S3reet Head 81 Log Whog,
HAVE Just received and offer Tor sac
5 hhds Rum 5 casks haisins
5 do Molasses do fsiee
5 do Copperas bags Pepper
Q do Sperm Oil 90 do Shot
pipe Hollands Gin 90 Pimento
1 10 Coguac Brandy 5000 VT bar aad sheet
do American Gin Leat
do LISBON Wine AC00 VT. Coffee
10 chests souciong Tea 10 cwt. Red Wood
10 boxes dipped Candles TO reams writing and
s do birthstone wrapping Paper
5 do Pipes 10 doz. iron Shovelss
do Starch 30 do Looking Glasses
100 binds st. Ubes Salt 1Coo Numbers
10 bbls blown do 10000 Fhnts
30 quintals Fish
5000 feet by 10 by & 6 by s window Glass
800 lbs wrapping Twine, 10O lbs indigo
500 Ibs sulphur. English Mustard, Currauts,
Oatmeal, Cloves, Salt Petre, Alum, Nutmegs &c.
4gse--A general assnrtment Of II ~ ~ " 3lsE,
tsbEe KtiEs e and FORKS. desert do. shoe Knives,
Cui,oes, pocket and pen Knives, hazcrs, hand
Saws post aud box CeIee Mills, conlnode handles
and knobs 10 Il hAndles bait Hinges, Wood Screws.
chest Hinges, Thumb 1.atches faies sseaxs, seis-
sors, Stock, Closet, Chest Till and pad Locks,
sad Irons, brass kettles sleigh Bells, coat and vest
Buttons, Pins Needles, ivory I'd horn Comhs,
Ihimbes Knitting Pins, Shovel and longs, Bel
lows Brass and iron CandestIcks, Shutters and
Trays, States and Pencils. Skates, Whip lhongs,
Goor hearth shoe, desk aud furniture Enshes,
Steel Yards, Curry Combs Awl Blades, shoe lacks,
Iroa Table and Tea Spoons. Block Tin lea Tots,
Cotton aud Wool Cards, Ink stauds, Ink Powdg,
sc. sc.
Nov. IS. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-05
More Mem Goods /!
HARBOUR s. LINCOLN,
1IAyE just received AN additional supply
Il Of
FRESH GOODS:

lnong which are the following SC4fCE -4R-
HOLES =
1ae black and brown ladies and gentlemen
Bombazetts b'ack and White Six
Super. Pelse Cloths, Gioves
I is,4ionable colors gLades' and gentlemen's
|pipled scarlet Pelise black aud white silk
& Flannes Hose
BACK green Flannels sBlack, brown and Naza-
|Fms scarlet Flannels rine. Bombazeens
Dknonshire Kersey ssilk Floreniine Vesting
feutIemen's black and aBlack Lustring, Avis-
white Worsted Hose ) non manufacture
fne sLades' Beaver cloves
|&hck drab and green Ssilk Basket Buttons
1abby Velvets sMiSed Cords
|<nfk. blue and brown SIartan Paids, high col
+ Raiinetts ors aad large figures
iper6ne London Cloths vac. &c.
Aor. 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-05
NEW GOODS.
Joseph Johnson,
III, No. 2, EXCH1ACE STREET,
Fl S JUN received an ca eniive aiiortinenS Of
SEASON4BLE GOODS,


HISS Jun received ca enGve ahorttnen, of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARR
bae black, blue brown mixed and corheao
BROsDCLOTH
do black, blue. brown, mixed, and green
CASSIMkRES
I do patent Angola Cords
do Ladies Pc &c Cto,hs
do Pefe flames
DO Scotch and Taran Plads
do Bombazetss ant Wndbores
do prinied Bombaze Is and Rasinetts
l do Fannels and R4izes
J do fancy Vellings
cafe Umbse las
do Eng ,h beaver Bonnets
do Ribbons
Coarng. Bookings, Plains ssockingne,ts Berlin
and Imperial Cords serges- Merino shaw
damasx and comm N do. CT various lzes- ELK
shawl,--bls and IA Cotton and Worried Hole
- Ladies kid and Il CT ves-men's Beaver do -
rich fancy fix Handker hisfs Flag Bandanna and
Romo do-drefrd and undrsffsc Calces Cop
Eerp ates--co,ion Flag ard Mad ais Ham kefchiefs
FIX corded and common Ginehams- B i-ifh,
Iada ard Coserian Costons- Lnen-iinen Cam
brick immt alton andkefchief.-coston sewing
-Tspes--bundie and pound Fins whIe and col
CURED Cambricks-I ndls cobweb Mu0ins Lus-
trines-,a large sGorment of Fancy Mufl ns coat
and veft Buttons-blsck aud colored Caution Crages
II allan do linen Diaper Brace. -cambrick &
common D.mosies gentlemen plaid muffin Cra-
ya,s damak Tabe Cloths-lndiipera
aud Twif Ladies and Chi'drens Shg and Boots
of various kinds
large iuppy of FhCT0 ~ COTTON GOODS
at wholefale and RETAIL at reduced p.,ces
Nov %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-05

TIE follorying IS the Calendar Of d Siberian or
Laptund Year.--
June 23-Snow melts.
July l--Snow gone.
- 9--Fields quite green.
49, I7-Plants at full growth.
- 25-Plants in flower.
August Fruits ripe.
- 1O--Plants shed their seed.
49, 18-Snow.
From August 10 to June o3--Snow and Ice.
A Leeds paper presents an instance OF Steam
Boat sailing, that out-strips, in velocity, any
of Mr.. Fulton's vessels. 1t IS stated, " that
the John Bull Steam Boat, was but ; hou.s
and 4 minutes, on her passage from Hun 70
Gainsbro' distance of more than % mics
with a head wind, and having stopped TINES
to take and put on shore passengers.
Courts Observation-Disclosures Crans;on, MIDI
shipmaa Of the u. S friga,e Java, has been
tried by cour, martial, and publicly dis
missed from The naval service Tor u'teing
reproachiui and abusive language 10 mid
shipman Handy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-05

EOUND-A GOLD WATCH SEAL the own
er may receive il by paying for this adveftife
ment, on application to Meisrs WYER & FAIRLY
Exchange itreet. Nov 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-05
REMOVAL.
WILLIAM LORD.

INFORMS friends and the pui,tck that he has
rem we'd MO Fore itreet, 20 be fore which he
formerly occupied oppolte MIR Joasrhan >tuarr.s
where he offers for fac gene a ar r'meht of
Hest Indiia Goods Sc groceries.
Nov 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-05
MARCUS QUINCY,

MARCUS QUINCY,
heal IF Po,t!ans Pier. Fore fret
K EtPs contian,iy for faIe all kinds CT
- DRY Il OK OUND PAINTS,
with which the pubsirk may be tuppliei whole :
fate or retail on rs good terms a. can be hadi
tVwl,
Ground Paints,
Fit for imu,ed3te use--boied and raw Oil ant
blufhe.--spirits Turre itme- Jugs Kege sc &c
Sept 20. ttf9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-05

The Proprieto,s of the CUM aENL = ND
LAW LIBRARY ere directed 10 meet ~ the
couri House in Portland, on Thursday the fou.-
een,h day of December next, 10 consider via;
disposition hall be made Of the Books and mon,
ey belonging to SAID Proprietors.
BY order of the President,
w. B. SEWALL. Sec'y. Y
Nov. %, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-05
HUNTERS CLOTHS, &c. ]
JOSEPH HARRDD,

IT AS opened for fac blue, bottle, olive & brown
= fuperfae HUNTER CLIO Tbs Dea Kes
feys--brown ciapamon black and gseen twi ed
and plane Bomsszetts--gente men white fl K
Goves-brown. green and figured Ribbon
gentlemen half Hote white and mixed-few pie
ces green and G.ver grey I.evantne Silk
Nov 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-05

I INFORM their friends aud the publick that they
: hive ,akea the fire IN Exchange Greet iate'y
occupied by JoaN Cor where they offer for fac
the following GOOD, on reafonab'e terms viz,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-06
PUBLIC BATHS.

yENHE Subscriber respectfully informs
a the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Alex
andria and its vicinity, that his B1IB
ITO USE Con the alley adjeiningthe The
atre and opposite tie City Hotel, is nov
open, and will be kept in complete order
till the first of October, where Warm 4
Cold BATHS may be had at any time i,
the day and until 9 O'Clock at night
His terms are s 10 each for subscriber:
FOR the season, or fifty cents for single
Bath.
: Two separate baths are kept exclusive
lily for Ladies, who will please come IL
lat the alley adjoining Mr.. Fairfax's House
on Royal Street-And Gentlemen are
requested to come in at that
adjoining the Theatre.
Thomas Shields.
May 10. eotf
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Public Sale.
On Friday 40 ,e.l

at 10 O'Clock, in the mornin "aE n
sold to TIE highest bidder, '" ~ = Elib
'alses' iffair, if not. the re + g., i: e'Da
VA Terms and conditions t,n ~" t. "a
made Known '" 10 |,
a LII the interest or clam ~,
1 = late Jal"es DaN and J.ar E,. oe
cote bad or died seized in TIE c,I H,o'a'
simple property, w. ''''O' d;
One three story brick house g5l,..
sair'ax-street, with otter build. ~ !. u
Join Uo%d. :! d.
Immediately iiereaf,er.
One three story brick house and u. :,
fMriax-street. now occupied by Mp., y
slias and David Reed as a Shoe ,tc,o sly
Immediately thereafter. V
One two story brick house and Il, =
" wat. afer-stIeet, as now occupied BY n
Watiafn D9'htGp.
Immediately thereafter aeill ic scp
An annuity Of 100 dollars in hem.
ard lot on King-street, in a vaIual .,' !,
tuation. '' -
Immediately thereafter,
One three story La.Ie-aclse and Io4 m
Ramsay's wharf, with tie baidir,s IS s AZ.
tached thereto, as how occujied BY W.
Andrew Jameson. 4 satisfactory t.,o
will be given to tie purchasers 4 al,eIJ.
ance by
EDWARD DAY, Tus',.
April 26. cot,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-06

Cotton, / cas-, &c.
We haze on hand e oGsr for sale,
so bales Virginia Cotton, OF very
superior quality.
SIS Whole and half chests FIRST chop
Gunpowtlef and Y. Hyson Tea.
80 barrels Muscovado Sugars.
10000 pounds green & white Coffee.
6 hhis. Jamaica s. Antigua Rum.
ditto and SO barrels second ano
third proof old Whiskey, fit for
family use.
'Tenerifs and Port Wine. very fine.
400 reams Wrapping Paper.
so half boxes first quality Cigars.
Is bags Pepper.
10 kegs Copperas.
tierces new Rice.
40 dozen best London Mustard.
so boxes Mould Candles.
so ditto English Fig Btae.
With general assortment of Groce-,
aries as usual.
BRYAN HAM2sON & co.
May Is. tt
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States for roofing Houses,

States for roofing Housci'
THE subscriber res! cctIuiIy Im"''
the citizens of Alexandria, Geo. I "a !.
and Washington. that he Is aOth0I'''% o., .
contract for the delivering any fIa' ~.
Of Baltimore Roofing Slate, soid D, , ID;
". Carman. The following are tie }'
ces - I-uors c,r
For 10 and II in length, doIia'' ?.
square, roof measure.
For 70 and IS ditto. 9 dollars H.,
For IA, Is and IS ditto, ~ Go r ~
For II, IS and - ditto, ! Go iIaI,
Fer 20, 81 and % ditto, y Go iIas
For es, "a and &c ditto, IS G ,'Isr.
For 2s ard so ditto, "a m"''%
The terms will be mere lu' 5,t s|
to any gentleman calling on Tue '"'
er in King-street, n.D,n!sr
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-06
Lottery Notice,

llOtleIy u oelIS'..
|FNN the Soth Of this month, Iickes-' IN
Fl the Second Liberty Engine ~ use
Lottery, will advance to So 90 cts. alltli
which ime they will be sold at So;
The Subscriber has just received = sup
ply Of Tickets, warranted undraWn me Z,
9th day oyer-thcre still remains IN the
whee.
2 prizes Of 5 10000 Of sooo
/ do. 10000 OF i0oo
/. do 5 .Ooo-1O of 500
Besides large number Of zoos, 1907 !
SOS, &c.
Tickets for sale by
Who stately received in addition to
his former stock, a large supply o.
SCHOOL BOOKS & STATIONARY;
among which is case Russian Quills and
case Paper Hansings, lew ans not
pressed Letter Paper, and 200 rearns
Wrapping Paper.
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-06
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THE subscriber respectfully informs
the public, that he has taken the house
formerly occupied by THOMAS SHIELDS,
aud next door TO Thomas Mounts comb
manufactory, where he intends to carry
on the Hair-dressing and Originating
Business in all its branches, and solicits
a part of the public patronage---he will
spare no pains to give satisfaction to all
who may faver him with 'their custom.
Nm. UeOanShR.
June 5.
N. b. Gentlemen and Ladies' Hair
cut in the neatest manner.