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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17
A Statistical View Of Maine

(onprsng notices and disquisitions on its Geo
frsOncal features Characteristic Divisions 0Ti-
aa aud comparisons Of its climate, soil, and prin-
|egal grsdlcts-Progress and rariGtiOn Of pOpata-
hon andmigrclioa since the year 1850, compared
with the United states collectively and separately
sd The several counties compared with each other
lsamsya, compared with wealth and population of
Rdtrent sections idagGctures, compared with
ssaschasetts proper, and with tie United States
.zeTts IN the settlement Of Eea0 TOWNSHIPS VGIle
sh~, intrinsic to the cultivator, adventurous to
tte hfge landhoder-RelGtire reatth, compared
RHahslassaclasctts proper, and individuals in the
PetFenl counties compared with each other--its
|fsles and REGULATIONS since the year f782--NOn-
fal'sa proprieicrs Of land, estimates and calcua-
N1ason the extent of their interest, and influence
Eaias wealth aud prosperity Of the District-Sales
1ae, extent and amount, average proceeds OBJ
fus and consequences ot-gieW Of the interior an
PUG ftfr9rg, character of its different sections,
''ss and facilities for inland igalion-Resour-
29s lAt adic, as affected by different measures to
Ffoange IL future settlement and Improvement,
{ksbc.
a'a,s'''d to he consideration q the Legislators Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17

A. THIS will be the hrf Lottery drawn, and
a, there is oply 1000 tickets, the probability Is,
th@ nearly al of them viii be fold 10 few weeks
Ii may no. be amiis TO mention HAT Fortune tesrns
rsyv have ,aksn up her reidence il the Dls'rict
of Maine and ha. been very liberal and dfcern-
ing towards the objects Of her favor. 10 tTrO
psI(ons fhe hzs giveu the high prize of d. 40 900
10 four worthy Mechanics fhe has diitritu ed
the high prize Of COO dollars ia 'he Canat lot
tery iuG done drawing $1,000 dollars have been
drawn ia this aud The adjacent towns within 60
days 7"Asn QDe'fer' and Eigbf6' for Tale at
S. PArTEN's Lottery Office,
No, 10, lone Row, Exchange freet
June &c CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17

+ son Grapes, hris quaii
t ~
I White LuRr ings pain *
+ twiIled
Limitation Sha wis
t . great variety OF coma
I mon Shawle
IT'S and 4 4 fine & com
+ mon Linens
+Llnen CamOEitks
tWhlte eockes Handker-
+ chiefs
tMadrais and naval victo =
+ ry Hsndkerchiefs
+BIack Ok and crots bar d
+ handkerchief
ts-4, 4 4, and GA black
I Cambricks
r. q and Ga white cotton
I Cambricks ALI quail
I sies
t Fine urdreh d Cahlbficks
tSupertine and common
+ Cinghams
+ superfrs and common
+ CallCoes
t Fine cambtick and com :
I mon Dinoties
| @hite FioPentine
+ White Jean
I striped Jean, for fummer
[ wear
tLong Lawns
tPiain Leno Mullins
tsook Mullins
tCambrick Muains
tBiue and yellow Nan
I kins
Turkey red and brown
+ Bandsnnas
1T arsan plaids
I Factory Shir;ings, Stripes
+ aud Bedilcks
't24, So, % and 80 inch
7 cottonUmbrelias good
T quality
time Cotton Balls
mos. 1874 ana Is, col
r cured Threads
Green, blue, nate and
t brown Cam5,icks
Good B.ilifh Shifting
India C4,icoes
; BGktsm
: Black and high eoIoureG
T Can ION fewiug Six
Black 8nglith iew,ng do
Win 9 great varlety c
:, other articles
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17
SIRATED,

SIRAEED,
IRON the fubfcrioer, ia Wndh4n, about the
l. 10th Of June ialt dark brown HORSE with
a white Gripe in hs face, one white hind foot,
black main and iaji--s natural troner Whoever
viii return faid horCe OF give information Of him
70 that the owner may receive him again, iha be
iuitabiy rewarded.
THOMAS LEIGHTON
Windham, July 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17

81 So ~ . 81 w. AA - a Az
and
, CASSAMERES
of every colour
White, buff and figured
Merfeilles Quilt
Beit black hik Fioreutinc
Velting
Lsd,se' black lase cottop
and worried Hole
GeniImens uuh!esched
white black and mice
cotton Al worried EIots
Ladies kid and beaver
Cloves
Ladies' long white kid
ditto
Gentlemen's Doe skir
w1oditosk aud heaveV
Gloves
Lst'ss' and gentlemen :
black and white fix
Hole
Black Italian Grape
Black a blue Ra:tinetts
Fine and common brown
Linens
Belt gilt aud plated coa'
aud veit Buttons
Ma;heman Goa. and veli
Buttons
Lrperiai fix coat Button.
Supef6ne and common
white. red and yellow
Flannel
Rombazetts
Black tabby velye.s
Eiskely Stripes
Cotton Cahmeres
Miilinetes
Silk and Cotton Ferrett
Patent buff kankins
Cre2e
Ruma Shee,ings
Ruits Diapers
Blue Plains
Neoo . patent Sutpen
ders
$ IL 4, A IL S Pins
A variety Of coIoure,
| pocket Handkerchief
Fine Britannia ditto
Fans
Fine llirt Wires
Green Luarng
Black and colOured Kus.
ttings
Plaid Luftrings
| July S
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17
EDWARD HOWE,

Nude HfveeF,
WAS for fale, an extenhve aformeht Of Amer
II can
Paper Hangizgs g BOrdsr5-
Live Ceefe and common Bed,ick
ing--Haie and n.of. MattraGes of different fzes--
Fnnges and Laces--chaiGe Laces and worried
Sofas--ealy and lolipg Chsirs-Creweis Of all COL
ore, &c. sc.
AIso- An elegant afortnent of gilt and mahng-
any framed
LOOKING GLASSES,
of fuperior workmanlhp, which will be fold at
peace prices--Wlliafds patent TlMEPlECES
very low.
q The Upholltery buGnels proie-
cuted IN all It's branches with nea,nefs and diff
patch az ulua'.
June % 6w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17
By MOeEs GREENLEAF.


II Nap will be published on sheet of about
80 inches, well engraved, on good paper,
81 I. 'ae boundary and country lines coloured The
60 VIII contain $50 psses octave, on good pa
assa 'ype. The price 10 subscribers will be, for
hsp sS,5o--ior the Book Gin boards( 81 90, or
~ y z3--paysble on delivery. The price
J ~ Il subscribers will be raised
.s''e1s who obtain subscriptions and become
U sale lor ten copies SHALL receive one copy,
Nh 'aily copies, four extra for their trouble.
"a aOfks VIII be put to press as soon as suf-
lumber are subscribed for, to defray the ex-
81 4. ana vail be delivered by Cummings and
~ 7. 'ne Boston Bookstore, No. 1, Cornhill !;
"a Il 4 sa'fe town Of any county in the state in
8 ' > shall be subscription for fifty copies.
- i ssSons holding subscription papers are re-
return the number subscribed for. to
N = aad Billiard, free Of postage, as fast as
- ahu opportunity shall offer.
Boston. June, 1915.
INSCRIPTION Paperstor the above cork
80 o. ae seterGI Bookstores inA.is District
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17
II TaYkijD Store Hare

wv taken from the lhop of the subfcribsr on
Wv the ii init. Il was about inche. long and
3 4 lis u 40 ioch wide-4peckea wish black aud
yellow any one having knowledge Of faid Hone.
and will communicate the iaEaS 10 that il may be
recovered, ih4ii be gsner6uly rewarded
IRA GRAY.
July 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17
WEBER & CHASE,

EXCHANGE STREET,
HAvE juft received an extenhve ahortment OF
II EngGB. India g French Gods,
fuitabIe for The preient and approaching ieAion--
,r.ono which are
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17
z. GREEL1.

E. GREEL1,
no J, Long Wba,E, HAY Io!e.
$50 casks RICE I Jun landed from lchr
90 bales CoTTON} Eunice
IN STORE,
go chefs Souchopg IRA
100 kegs TOBACCO
80 bbls. BREAD
10 hhds GIN
90 hhds N. E RUM
100 bbIs fupethne FLOUR q fuperior quality
boxes GLAss-do CHOCOLATE
cssk: NAILS, &c.
20 SHARES in the United Fire
and Marine Inlurance Company July 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17

% the night of the 25th ultimo, FIRE
broke out ia Richmond, Virginia, which
destroyed the stables OF the Virginia Inn.
also Is horses IN inc stable, CIouche's house
On the hill, back OF the stable, and several
small buildings, amongst which were the
blacksmlth's and mis- back buildings.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17
Nes0 Clofbing Mi.

aa,onh has erected Clothing Mill in
I rf,ds lesf Halls Mill, 30 called which
Rani = 90 INTO operation the Iaff of this
Z eL,.sogagsd az experienced workman.
N nnb,, u II He RESPECTFULLY foliciis a
I All, s"e patronage; and f4uers himself
snaoied to give general iatisfaction.
!io hsHRAiM MARSToN. gun.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17

Middhng ano ioWH Priceo oitLo iSine
priced ditto fame colors.
Colofs,
Flannes and Baizes--Cords
Peiece Closhs-- Bombazets
Wilbores-Du rsnts-Crapes
Belt dreis'd aud undrefed Calicoes
Silk aGd common Ginghams
Cambricks, white, black and coioured
A large afortment of Fancy Mullins
Shawls-Glk and cotton Handkerchief
Long Lawn-Lnen : Braces
Gentlemen and Ladies Beaver Gloves
ditto ditto fix and worried Hoie
Black and coloured iewing Silks
Coat and VeR Buttons
Ribpons-Tapes and Bobbins
Luteltrings- Italian Crapes-Pins
Cotton Hofe---Button M0ulds.
ALSO--A general aiIortment of
Amerlcan Factory Gods.
May 20 Qt)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17

horles aumbed in the velocity of their
flight, their necks had certainly been
broken in the fall.
The United States, as nation, have had
two wars with Great Britain, in each OF
which democracy has had the honour Of
immorlalizlng one OF her htroes and cham
pions. In the former, thomas Jefferson,
then Governor and commander in chief Of
the armies and navies of the State Of Vir-
ginla, fled from the capital of the Stale on
the approach Of British force, abandoned
MS command, and having secreted himself
in place OF safety, rendered the name of
Carter's Mountain as celebrated and as inn
mortal as his own. In the last, James
Madison, President of the United States,
and commander in chief of the military
and naval forces of the hation, actually took
the field In person, accompanied by his
Secretary Of War and his whole cabinet,
for the defence Of the capital of the Union
against paltry marauding parry oil the
Bltlsh, and upon their approach seampered
off a; iull speed with his whole court at his
heels, leaving his army TO follow or to fight,
Al their oplion The fiigh: of M4dison
stands chance 10 be as long remembered
Is the Hegeira, or flight of Mahomet, and
whoever shall read, In future time, the sto-
ry Of this wal, will not fail 10 do Justice to
he Captain of The 9emocIa.ick
party, who won lie prize in the BIadens-
Eou races. u S. Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17
Joseph HOOLE

WAS fer fate at bis fore head cf lngr aham
II Wharf, general allotment Of
UeR India C00ds and Groceries,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17
BLADENSBuRG HEROES.

at is the high reward Of those who
have " rifgsd their Aves in jua and ne
cefTary war, that their names fhall be
fweet in the mouths of men, and every
age ihall know their Actions"
JAMES MADISON,
JAMES MONROE,
JOHN ARMSTRONG,
WILLIAM JONES,
RICHARD RUSH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17
WILLIAM JONES,
RICHARD RUSH.

Let poferity do julfice to their merits
Their lives 7oere sJRed; for had their
horfes aumbled in the velocity of their
fight, their necks had certainly been
broken in the fall.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17

HAVE received an extendve ahoVyment of
FRESH GOODS,

from the Iatefl importatious.
Real fuper6ae Wen oftBlack aud eolcufed Can
Eng land ,6neY orkfhiEe,t son Grapes, fra quail
common * low erieect ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-07-17
Simon Merrill S EGate.

Minot, July 10. 1915
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07

Arrived, schooner Traveller, captain
Page, Is days from St. Bartholomew
Rum and Sugars. Harper and William
Fl. Brown.
Left there Swedish brig Charles AdoI-
plus, capt. Beck; schooner Driver, capt.
Law, of and for New-York schooner
General Taylor, capt. Strong, of Nor
folk, to sail the next day; sch. Blakeley,
capt. Pierce, for Newborn, n. G. to sail
in two days; schooner Enterprise. capt.
Grayson, of Alexandria, to sail in 10
days; ga number of other vessels aames
not recollected.
Spoke, lat. so Is, long. II so, brig
Catharine, capt. A. Z. Collins, from Co.
penhagen to Amelia Island ,out lO2 days,
all we'll.
ENTERED.
Schooner Price, Clements, Baltimore,
and cleared for Georgetown.
49, Rolla, Lunt, Newburyport,
- Union, Brewster, St. Andrews.
CLEARED.
Schooner Arm.stice, Weeks, Boston.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07
JUST PUBLISHED.
valuable Farm and Mill
FOR S.3LE.

|THE subscriber will sell by authority,
the yHitt and Plantation which lie
now occupies, belonging to Lydia Hongh,
situated on the edge Of a German settle
meat in tie County of Loudon, 9 miles
N. W. ofLeesbare and two and an half
miles from Waterford, Oil Bearer-Dam
Greek, 81 within one mil O. the best wheat
neighborhoods in the county. The tract
contains $50 Acres. surpassed by none in
the county for it, fe. tility. About one
third Of the land is well timbered, g. tia
balance in a s-nte ofhigh cultivation, the
whole of witch is we'll watered. having
one or more springs in each field. Tie
mill isa strong frame building, two ard
. half stories high with three floors. with
one pair Of manufacturing burrs. feet in
diameter, together with Erans' machine
ry complete, and one rair Of country
stones, four feet in diameter.-Ihele are
also the premises and rear tie mill
comfortable dwelling house, 4 ssod
miller's house, ia good framed barn and
other necessary out houses.
The above property. owing to its sittS
alton and numerous advantages. viii. 70
doubt, be worthy the attention of any
person DESTROYS of investing their money
III real estate of the above description.
SAMUEL ROUGH,
n. B. The above described PRO. etty
will be sold either in body or disidet as
may best suit purchasers s. IL.
Loudoun Co. March l7,2
April 18. eotf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07
Ii NOIs.
GUILHERMY.
From the Buffalo Gazette, MAY 2s.
FORT NIAGARA GIVEN Up.

Yesterday fort Niagara was evacuated
by the English, and was taken posses
sion of By the American troops. This
event has been protracted to an unrea-
sonable length: but it is to be explained,
we learn. in this May-Major Gen. Muir
ray, governor OF Upper Canada, sent a
dispatch to Sackett's Harbor in April last
for Major Gen. Brown. notifying the se-
neral, that he was ;sathor;ztd and reldy
to deliver up fort Niagara. according to
treaty: this despatch reached the harber
IA few DAYS after Cen. Brown efs Aat
place for Washington.
The mails now lass to Lewistown.- and
will shortly be extended to the fort.
Captain Craig, Of the artillery. is as
signed to the command Of fort Nigga
ia.
We understand that the following Bri-
fish regiments are ordered to Europe i'm
nediasely :--Royal SCOTS, I'd bat; 9Th
.'egt. 1st ditto; Ssd do. LIST dide; 9Cth
do. lst ditto; 9th do. lst aitts.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07

Captain Duncan Graham, SHOWS (or ~
thsr. pretends) his inability to sestrain
the hostilities IF the Indians. These cut
throat gentry merit . treatment different
from demonstrates or persuasion. They
however have always been sheltered by
their official situation, and their ains
are visited OH the mis- cradle Indians
who become their dqpes.
The Kentucky Gazette says-by .
gentleman from Fincennes, we have the
following distressing intelligence ;-- !.
e The Indians have surprised aParty Of
rangers, from Fort Harrison, 80 innum-
Der, and killed al! but S-great fears are
entertained for the fort. which was but
weakly garrisoned. The inhabitants OF
Vincennes were marching to its reiiei."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07

Mr.. SNewpEN,
As much diversity of o
piniOn exists upon the question; whether
the allies can la'cfslly eject lenapart,
from the throne which he has a secons
trne usurped; it may be of service t.
so%e Of your readers to hear what Tx
writer's upon political law say upon the
subject. Under this impression | have
furnished you with one or two extracts
ircm their writings, In speaking of the
right OF wasing war in defence OF the
subjects Of a foreign prince against his
tyranny ard expressions. i'll. Barlcmo.
qni, SAYS:
When all the subjects, or conside
raole part of them, s;roan under the op.
preston of a tyrapt, tie subjects on the
Oae nand, re-enter into the several rights
u natural liberty. which aushorises then
. seek assistance wherever they car
Auo II; and, on the other hand, thes,
Sa0 arc IN condition Of g;riag 1t them
"'aoue any considerable damage to them.
s"es' not only may, bat ought to do al
uey can to deliver the oppressed. for the
s =. :. Consideration Of Pity and huma
nis.n
I 'aen it be admitted (and it canno,
0e'e0ledl that the French people groar
a''.f 'Ae expressions of the tyrant VIII,
"'sasaln usnrffed their rule, it follows
0'olns TO N. 3aria,aaqui's doctrine
- ue Allies nc. only have the right
p''rs N duty bound, to depose him i
can But tie case between, Bona
r1'aad the Allies, Is vet stronger thar
H. ,'i'''h N. Surlamaqui las supposed
i are nat only justified by conside
Es's s o. "pity and humanity to tn,
s saA people and their legitimate sove
~ :. % interfere: but they are boan;;
a''oF to establish the sovernmen
" * :
'eaSspsor,.. 'l' ~ 30
i '~s' speaking Of TIE right Of on,
j ssi 07ers. to make war upon pop
sI,s $50 saalt'oas neishbor. in. pl,rsui
..1aiaenent BY which they nigh
~ = oppressed I; says:
al,.a. ensver a state has given signs I,
sI;a'zarasity, pride, ambition. q &
s1R''sus thirst Of rule ; it become:
[ss''as neishbor to hs guarded !
~ q a Jrncsule when it is OF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07
r. and j. Vaudeville,

L
OFFERS FOis SALE
fit their Warehouse, corner Of Union &
King streets.
/ puncheon Sd proof genuine Antigua
Spirits years old
2 do. 18th proof Jamaica Spirit,
years old
9 do. I'd do. Windward Island
Rum
II Butt fresh Lime Juice by the bot
tie or gallon
10 hhds. Molasses
L do. CoPperas
$50 barrels Whiskey
S tierces Green Coffee
Is boxes and chests fresh Imperial and
Young Hyson Tea
100 do. spermuceti, mould g. dipt Can
dies
20 do. best Windsor Soap
so do. best Spanish Segars
40 do. No. and Chocolate.
SEQ bushele Salt
SO s.eks Liverpool blown Salt
500 barrels Herlinss
leo do. family Flour
10 and half tierces fresh Rice
10 bales first quality Gotka
- reans wrapping Paper
go do. writing Go.
50 kegs CARROTS and Hamilton's 1st
I'D Cd quality Snuff,
Is barrels brown Sugar.
ALSO,
Loaf and lump Sugar, Pepper, Alspice.
Ginger, race and ground, Saitpetre, Fig
Blue, Starch, Hot and Carolina Indigo,
Mustard, .aeais and Pease, &c.
June 7.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07
Hepooeth Iicco X.
Ccppackin,ico Il.
IInrlan .1fprcn u y

rr Col. Hawkins, in his reply tothe
above. denies The right of col. Nico!ls Of
his three lEdians TO concern with the GO
vefnment Of the Greeks. 1t is within the
knowledge Of the agent, we are inform
ed. that one of the chiefs who has signed
tAe acceptance Of the terms of peace
(. never resided in the United States
and that neither of the three was ever
member OF the national council or con,
situated any part of the Greek govern.
ment."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07
ROBERT GRAY.
BOOKSELLER g s7a1IcJvsR,
OPPOSITE THE
Has ington Iarerm. King-street,
.9[era,nliia !:
Has lately received in ADDITION to bis
FORJgER STOCK

I EESS's Surveying, General Atlas for
ID chools. SPECTATOR, Josephus's Works,
ISnowden's History Of America, Henine's
Virginia Justice, Mur,ay's Exercises,
Tutors Assistant. Rudiman's Pudin ents,
iCommon Prayer-Books, in plain and Gle !,
lgant binding, Conley's Grammar and
spelling Book, Looking Glass for tee
mind. Horace nelfhri. Gear
Delphini, Domestic Encyclopedias. Gold
|smith's Grammar of Geography, Watts's
Psalms and Hymns, Claree print Ne
thodist Hymns & Spiritual Songs, Airs
worth's Latin Dictionary, Brooke's "a
zetteer ne,c edition., Wallace, Adams,
and Fenning on the Globes, Childs' Mo-
nitor, Murray's; Key. fuckers Uniyer-
sal History, McMahon's GARDENERS Ca
lender. Cox's American Dispensatory,
Columbian Orator, Vagabond, by George
Walker, Mrs. Grant ON Education, Life
Iof General Marion, Dryden'y Virgil,
new edition. elegantly bound in calf ard
'ornanented with beautiful Frontisriece
and engraved Title Page-a large as.
sortme,t of Plays, Farces, &c. &c.
r. 6. has on hand and means to keep
a constant supply of School and Family
Bibles, Testaments, Spelling Books,
Prinmers, Writing, Lettcr,and Wrap
ping paper, Fed and Black Inkpowder,
Quilts, Waters, States and Slate Fen
ellis, Playing and Visiting Cards, Bon.
net Boards, &c. &c.
He has for Sale,
A secondhand London-made PIANO
FORTE, lately put in complete repair
Price 100 dollars.
JUST PUBLISHED,
FOR SALE Br ROBERT, GRAZ.
A collection of Family Prayers, with
various occasional forms from the devo-
tional writings of sundry authors. Sc
iected and revised by Samuel Pulmer.-
Price Is cents.
June 7.
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WAsH1serox CITY, Junci6.E

From the st. Louis paper Of April 90.
we learn that there is some dtHculty in
4ifecting tie racifcation with The Indian
Niles Of 6. b. in that quarter, according
to the intent & guarantee OF tie Treaty
Of Peace. One Of the British agents,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07
Will be added to our Sales OF

Will be added to our Sales of
TO DAY.
! case Green Silk Umbrellas,
81 pieces Cambria Muslin,
10 do. Gins CHAM,
7 do. Waistcoating,
E do. Furniture Chintz,
II dozen Napkins and Table Cloths.
Griffith & Brawner
juno 7.
The person who left an I'm
brella at tie Custom-house, may have it
returned to him ION paying the cast of
this is advertisement by applying at. this
Office.
June 7.
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By Griffith ard Brluner.

viii be sold, at their Auction Ware.
house, in Kins-street, ON WEDr ES-
DAY MORNING next, at 10 o'c!,ck
II var7ety Of Dry Goods, vis.
GUPERFiNE Cashmere, blue PEN
~ nett's Cord, Ribbons, stavIs ard
handkerchief, shirtirss. lorg aid short
Kid Gloves, Gallons, Sewing SILK, &C.
ALSO,
Two packages ready made Cloaths.
June S.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07
For Sale or freight.

- The strong and we'll built
~ O.. schooner ENiELINE, bnr-
~ Sts then 1l5 tons, in every re-
s spect very fine. last sail
ing vessel, not two months old, well e.
luipped for the Bay service, and may in
short time and at small expense be
made ready for sea. For terms apply 10
William Veitch and Co. or to the cap
.ain OH board, now laying at Messrs.
Harper and Co.'S. wharf.
HIM. MOORE, .Nasler.
June z.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07
Public sale.

l0N Saturday the first day of ru'y
"a next, viii be sold at tendue, :
HOUSE 4 LOT in the town o. Haynar-
ket, Price William County, VA
'SHOE.M:KER & II. TIER are UGH
wanted, there being none at he Place.
Any person wishing to see TIE prol erty
and know tie terms of sale, may call 1
place.
June IS.