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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-15
Portrait Painting.
4. DEMILLIERE ROssEyILE.

A. DEMILLIERE ROsSByILE,
XMAS the honor to inform the public,
nd that he has taken room on Pitt
street. a few doors north OF Mr., Gaze
moves corner, where he will be happy TO
receive orders in his profession. He takes
Portraits in Oil or Crayons.
He will also give lessons in Drawing,
in all its variety, either at his room or at
the dwellings OF his pupils.
~ Any orders left with Mr., CT
rnnn lin case of his absence) will be re-
saectfnlly attended to. A. ID. r.
August 10 cost
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NOTICE.

The Stockholders Of the Mechanics.
Bank of Alexandria are hereby notified,
that an instalment OF Half a Dollar on
each share of the capital stock OF SAID
bank is called for, TO be paid on Monday
the 9th day of September next.
By order of the President and Direc.
tors,
W. Patton. jun. Cashier.
August Q.
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oUIGLY's

Barr Mil Stone Naniyaetory.
rsur subscriber has received a large
'n an,nly of BURR BLOCKS. direct
4, Eraace and has commenced max
. s,,rr MIL Stones, at his shop. upper
y # # King street, near the store Of Mr..
1 1.as. Anderson, where he can, on 8
'Sa,t notice. furnish Stones of any size,
,,s s~ equal to any in the United
cstss and on the most reasonable terms.
9''' Michael Qsigly.
prl s u
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Lawrason s Fowle.
ALSO
burr Mill Stone Mandatory
Ben; Rro7su, md Son.

4 respectfully inform the Public that
- ICY have commenced the manufacture
y BURR MILL STONES, on the cor
a. OF Patrick and Cameron streets, in
y, NC Town Of Alexandria, where they are
, SsaJ to receive any orders ylth which
~ may be favored, and will execute
sss n with all despatch and in the best
11sy hers received an assortment o.
q Boiling Cloths
ss,ss, good quality, aud intend keeping a
instant supply.
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PUBLISHED Da1Lr BY sroWBEN AExAND IA
For st. Johns, IN. Is. J

s xSg The substantial British schooner
@AE War Halter, ]. Humbert, master,
having part of her cargo engaged. For
freight or passage, apply to the master at
the Office of,
adams, Herbert e Go.
July so
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Piano Forte.
Just receirsd, for Sale,

Just fecelred, Tor Sdte,
A London made SOU are Piano Forte,
of superior tone, with six legs-addition-
al Keys and Pedal-ene complete sett of
extra Strings and tuning TANNER.
ON HAND.
A London made square Piano Forte,
with beautiful Case, foar legs-addilion-
al Key and Pedal.
Robert Gray.
July II.
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Bank Of Winchester in Virginin.

JUNE 29d, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that. asreeably
70 Resolution of the Board of Directors,
of this Institution, a general meeting of
the Stockholders will be held on Wednes-
day the lst day of January, 1877, at IL
o'clock, at the Banking house, at which
meeting business Of great Importance TO
the company Will be submitted for con-
LEWIS HoFF, Cashier.
July 9 lawW
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Exchange Office, Georgetown.

1 !
r WILL give the highest premium for
L Drafts at Sight, and Bank Notes, On
the following places, viz.
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Bal
timore, Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina and Georgia II will also give
the highest premium for Drafts on New
Orleans, Treasury Note and Specie.
Ill kinds Of Western Bank Note
Bought aad sold.
All klnds of stocks and Bills of BS-
Change bought and sold.
Notes. Draft, AID Interest collected
and re,nitted for sh,aii comm SION.
aP Persons travelling t. agY part d
tie United states my bG sapphsd visa
sutnble Funds,
aP Please 70 empire At Rly fzellaage
and Brokers Office, 8 &c street, Geo.
'Ioaeh.
Romulus Rigs
June =
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James C. DeneaIe, jr.
Reason WiieoysB,
Office nf tie British Consulate,
at .Gie,sondria for the Dis
trict of Columbia

kT e HASrE9S and ConsigDees on
We British yesseis arriving Of this
port, or otaeT ia the district, are hereby
bottled, that immediately Oh arrival, it.
is expected that the master OF every such
vessel shall call at said Office, nest door
to the custom house. with all the ships
papers, and be prepared TO leave mani
fest of the cargo, list OF the crew, Aiedi~
terranean pass, as required in section
81, statute 90, George Sd, chapter Co..
ugder the penalty Of ore hundred pounds
sterling. Statute II. Geo. Sd, Sec. s.
Alexandria, Aug. i2--l3
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The Subscriber
ST RECEIVED

HAS JUST RECEIVED
A FRESH supply Of Furniture, con-
"a sisting Of Bureaus, Secretaries, Ia
b!es. Desks and Chairs. Also, a guam
tity of Wagons, with or without bar-
ness. and few Patent Rifles y Pistols,
which he will sell low for cash.
Edward Deeb,e,
Lower end Psince-street.
August Is coz"
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Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber tas Just recelHed b the
General Liugan, Captain Weston, irsm
Amsterdam, large and, elegant assert.
ment of Boiling Cloths, Of a siperlorqus
lity. which viii be offered Tor sale at the
store ct Mr. James Anderson
.amos .ale,randsrs
October 6 ~ J
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June /
Carpenter wanted

THE subscriber wishes to employ ten
Or twelve good Horse !arpenters, to
work at ELLIooT's N4w Establishment.
Xix LANDING
So He vii i've liberal wages if i'm
medlate application is mads to
Wii'iam Sts1ea't. Carpenter.
july ~
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[40S4
For Antwerp.

IN !, The substantial and fast saiiinr.
!sAShip .ameriea, burthen ss5 tons :
having two thirds Of her cayo enoaoed
the balance will be taken on moderate
terms if immediate application is made
to DANIEL SOMERS.
July IL
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FRENCH GOODS.

Landing at Lawrason & Fowle's wharf.
from the schooner Morning Star, P.
R. Page, master, from Hayre de
Grace,
case white and black grapes,
( do Lavantine handkerchiels, with
colored borders
Long black and white silk gloves
case mems and women's black
4, and white silk hose
do Florences, assorted colors
2 10 Levantine do do
4 do taffe.as do do
/ do ladies kid gloves, assorted
sizes and colsrs
| do mems leather gloves
l ditto green sewing silk for um-
brellas
l ditto sewing silk, assorted coils.
Do. Oil skin hat covers,
DO. Cambrics,
Do. Long Lawns, Cambria hks.
Shirt buttons,
I Do. White Chip Hats,
do. black and white Grape, and
gauze fans,
The above goods were purchased with
cash, and selected BY the best houses at
Irons aud Paris, and will be sold at a
wall advance by,
]. & L. Vowel,
Lawrason s Fowle.
ALSO,
1anding from said Schooner and for sale.
as above;
Is pipes old cogniac brandy, OF 3
superior quality
90 cases champagne, 9 dozen each
TO ditto medoc claret, 2dozen each
Nay 7
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FOR sac.
i'Or "a g,
On q credit Of one. too and three
gears,

On q credit Of one. too and three
gears,
THAT highly improved FARM. in
Prince William County. known by the
name of Graham Park, Owned by the
ate Doctor George Graham
Tire tract contains about 800 acres: oil
which about 900 acres are well timGered.
The advantages Of the farm are equal to
any in that section of the country, its
distance from Washington being only IS
miles. Alexandria SO, Dunifries 10, DC
coauan Mills l6-and on the farm is a
comfortable dwelling house toby 2G feet,
also stout kitchen and mea house With
very other necessary out house, an ex-
cellent well of water, orchard. garten,
tic. It is unnecessary to speak OF tie
soil, presuming those DESTROYS Of pru-
chasing will view it, which may be done
on application to John Hooe, Esq who
at presens has the farm in his occupancy
Possession may be had on the first Of next
January, the purchaser having lie priv
ledge Of seeding.
At Graham Park,
On Wedaesdoy the 4th september,
zgitt be offered for sale,
Several likely Negroes, Horses, and
Farming Utensils. deliverable on the lst
January next-4iso, sheep, great pro-
portion OF which are halt and tnree quar-
ters booded, Cattle and hogs, with al
the Household aud Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known IN day e sale.
John G Heslop, Ex'r.
OF George Graham, deceased.
Petersburgh, June 1874 df4thSep
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SAI,Es AT VENDUE.

), ,,,s,y Tuesday and FFsday,
WILL BE SOLD,
/. yendue Store, corner OF Prince
A. Nv and Water Streets,
VARIETY OF
rau Goods, Groceries, SC:
! - liars of which will be expressed IN
f'fp'4 the bills of the day.
- An kind Of goods which are on
,lt.f;;on and the prices Of which are rs;
l llnall,s;sSed. can at any time be viewed
s 81 anrcbased at the lowest limitation
naP'' p. G. MARsTELLER.
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.fiiutaa,t g Inspector Geni's. CV1ce'
august 4, 1916
GENERAL ORDER.

GENERhH -
Preparatory TO forming a list o, army
officer conformably to resolution Oh
Congress, passed April y, 1910, me
state stare and county in which {, each eenmis-
stoned officer was born, will fofthwi'h DC
repeated to this Office.
BY order, a.
Augasts
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FOR NEW YORK;
Notice.


AN Thursday 22d inst. we shall pro-
Z y ceedt sell, at Puriic Sale, at the
Tavern Of M. Moses Wilson. Berry
Vile, under the last will AMI tysfament
of William Deneale, deceased. # Fairfax
County, Virginia. certain piece or par
Gel of Laat. lying and being in the coun-s
ty of Frederick, adjoining the Land of
capt. Norris, or so much t'ereof es will
be sufficient to carry said will into effect.
The Land will be shewn BY capt. Eben.s.
Taylor,
James C. Deneale, jr.
Reason WiieoyaB,
Eu'rs # I'm. DcSeate, detsaseaf
August 10.
P.S. fofwarn any person f'om purt
chasing am Of the Negroes belonging ttaI
the estate af George Denesle. deceased
[ have deed q trust or the same.
JAMES G. DENEAiE.
August IS st
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-20
THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II.
BIBLE SOCIETIES.

The Trenton Federalist OF the 5th inst contains
an addres of ELIAS BounIsor, President of the
n. Y. Bible Society, ''Io the members OF the
several Bible Societies in the United Statesn con-
tanning several resolutions of the board Of managers
Of the New York Bible Society purporting,
:" That il is highly desirable to obtain upon large
scale as possible corporation OF the efforts OF
the christian community throughout The United
States, for the efficient distribution Of the holy
scriptures" 2. That for the attainment of this
end il will be expedient to have convention of
delegates from such Bible Societies as shall be dis
posed TO concur ia this measure" and s. signifying
their wish that the president Of the said N \. BIZ
81, Society wend exercise his own discretion in
bringing the subject before the public. In pur-
mended meeting of such delegates to be hoi-
den at the cit, of New York On the second Wednes
day of May next. And" says the President
" may the blessing of HIM who able 10 do for Us
abundantiy more than we can either ask or think
give il complete success unto whom be glory al
The church, by JESUS CHRIST, throughout anages-
i1oria ,c,ftosa end'"
IS there u but one incorporates Iipte Society
ia the District of Maine, (uuess the General Cour,
may its present session. Incorporate one, recently
formed in the county of York; correspondent,
Judging that several others, one at least in each
county, might be benehciaiy established, II meas
ures taken for the purpose, requests us to sug
gest the following plan for increasing the number
which, fadopted, might easily and speedily ecome
eIeclua Wallet any one ar more gentlemen
cause public notice to be given for all persons with.
| in certain town or other limits, who may be @
disposed to meet at specified time and place &c
form Cor consider the expedency of formng) a Bi
bile Society. At this time or place, whoever met
and however small the number might be, might de-
eide upon the measure, and if agreed upon, appoint
a Con,mittee to procure subscribers; aud etbSl
form Constitution, or appoint another time ara
| glace for them TO meet and form one--ana So pro-
coed grllu lly till the society be completely organ
,zed, add the number oil members from time to tint
Increased.
Or, let sone minister Of the place be requisite,
Ito deliver discourse on the subject, (of which pre-
yious notice should be given) and al the elise attn
service request all who may be disposed 10 tarf,
after the congregation shall be dismissed, and thei
appoint committee to adopt measafesior earry'n!
the design into effect.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-20

By the letter OF the Hon. M. Dexter 10
the democratic commitiee, in whie u ne Sig
ni6es his consent to b. their candidate tor
Governors it seems he had been csited upon
in such a manner, that he considered u as
call upon him Zoe declaration OF his pc.
litical faith, Viewing 1t in his hight he
iook lime TO DELIBERATE on it. and W. do cot
Ead that it embracss any of the points which
have divided the two parties, or that II a.
mounts to any thing more, than tha = -
wrong for party to oppose measures which
,h.y believe TO be tight, nnd ,ha. he she'll
Always ezess,se the right OF exprrssing hrs
dissent from such measures as he disap.
proves. With these impo taut provisions,
he consents 20 be their candidate.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-20

Prom the Huofon whie.
sryIr, manner of writing title, phil of piants.
JoaNsoN.
sTYLE, WILL Wis.,
On Monday of laft week, at an early
hour in the morning, the good people Of
this city were wonderfully alarmed at the
tremendous noife made in Warren itreet,
before one half Of them had dozed out
their morning nap, refembling, AZ many
of them fuppofed, the rafting of the
iron eharioss Of Hazor, the king of Ca
raan Some imagined that all the In
habitan,s of New England had concluded
to cmigrate to the weitward in body,
and were then laundering down Profpeff
hill in their Yankee Carts-fome fup-
poicd one thing and fcme another, and
fome knew not what to fuppofe.
what as the aftonifhmene of all, to find
on inquiry that the terrible uproar was
oceaiioned BY no greater nor no leis
patronage. than Friend" Jacob Barker,
Senator from the Southern Diftriet, in
his war chariot, on his way to Albany
+" Friend" Jacob was really in SIT LIE.
He was accompanied by one or two fec
re,aries, an out rider, and we believe two
footmen, and his grey war feeds were
mott DRAMATICALLY decorated. Wealth
Away changes the airs of vulgar ignor-
ance and verify Friend Jacob if thee
does not cut quite 70 great Oath as
legila,or, thee will have the coniolaeion
that none live in better ltyie than tbg/sE
| From the Connecticut Gazette, of February 7th,
printed ~ New L. ndon.
Lucy Daniels, who has been blind
ever iinee fhe was two years old, and who
has been permitted to walk the iireers of
this city, in darkoefs feeking charity du-
ring the lang teriad Of sc years Of her life,
mas lately been reiiorce; to light by Doc.
tor North, of this place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-20
PHIL ADELPHIA, FEB z.


We understand that the wretched woman
who is supposed to have been in some sort
conne ct.d with the death OF poor Captain
Carson, has been arrested, and is now in tie
custody OF the poli,e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-20

FIAS received rer he Geoea L,nco'D from
i l. Loadon via u Goa an el,eufve At men,
Of
Drugs, AAediciass, Paints, Dye StnFs Ssr-
geon'S Mfrunents, &c.
amsrg viii b GEE .ue 4a4eGou's Piiis-Ce
phalc SNUFF Ieful Dtops.-CLamomi'e Flower. :
Coocyo b. o1y3 bi'mu'h- squills-For Bese,ne
--.,o y ~~s a8 ssIrap1m--L Lunar CAuft,c--
Oh, sh8liun Oh eymio Oh Junper-Mudges.
Inca es---Wafb Oil. -Vaeriao-- Tart Eme, c.,
@ ala scslcs an Weishts--- apo.heearys cooper
Sea es and Weighta-B u. Kaves = Refined I.iqu
or,ee s2.odfc Soap Tooth rufhes- Cour pian-
fer-salts hemon-Waters- BoIe. Water Colours
- iong aud ihort Camei's Hair Pencs-India Ink
Ca mne-- Red Cha k FEerch do Drop Lake
--Afphsi lum--Rofe aud Dutch Pirk- Patent Ye
low Kags do--Siip Blue Orange Red--Pus p.e
BFows-Woad coar.e aud tiae Emery Ssmeis
Hair Tcols--Varnifh Brufhes--Ciaxiers Diamonds,
&c &c
ALSO,
Ampuriog Inffruments-Trepaunin do-Dif
fecting 90 Pocket Cafes -SiIve, Ca,heters-- Gum
Battle do Gum Eisii,c Boughies; beR London
Lsncets common do Gum do; Trocar. Pro
baug im,ltoved key Tooth Inttrumerts ION
mon do /, Plus for l1are Lips ; Eaf.ic Gum syr
epges livery do; Seton Needes Poiypu For.
csps &c &c Dec
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-20

The New York Advocate says toe U S.
have repaid ,hs 84oO 900 baarowsd by he
City OF New-Yolk of the Banks 1t he in
stance Of Gov. iompkins.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-20
new GOODS.
Joseph Johnson,

No2 EXCHANGE STREET
Has Jun received az extenase AID tment Of
SEASON 4AbLE GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARR-
! bale black blue Drown mixed and corbean
kkOa DGlOIH
do black, biue crown, mixed, and green
CassIMtaE5
] do patent Ango Cords
do i-4die, pehfe Cio.hs
do pehffe flames
do Scotch and Al. an piaids
do Bombaxetfs and W,idbores
I do prine ed Bombszets and Ratinefts
do Fiannels and Saixes
do fancy veit,ugs
1 cafe Umbl ellas
DO Engiih beaver Bounets
co Ribbons
Coatngs, boekiDgs, Plains, Stockingnetts, Berlin
aud Imperial Cords-serges- hierino shaws--
dama~k and common do Of various Gsss Glk
ehawli--biack and flaie Cotton and Worried Hole
- Ladles kid and liz Gloves-men's Beaver do
rich fancy fix Handkerc hiefs- Flag, Bandanpa and
Rom.i d0.-diefed and uldrtfled Calicoes--Cop
perp ates- cotton, Flag and Madras Handkerchief
fix, corded and common Cnahzn,-bai'ith,
India, and Colerian Costons -L,leu---iinen Cam
brick immn alton Bandke eh,sf.---c cotton Sewing
IaPe.--oundie and pound Zine hise aud col.
CURED Camb,icks India cobweb Muffin. Lus-
thugs age Afori meat OF Fancy Mullins coat
and seh 5uttons-bs.,k and coiorsd Canton Grapes
II. ahau do -ineu Da,er-Braees--eam b,ick x
common Dmosxe sniemen's plaid muffin Ora
vAss dsmak Taole inddpenizb. e. blk
.na lwia Lsdee and Chid,ens ahuss AID boots
OF various kinds
a large iupp.y OF FACT0, n COTTON GOODS
al ~ho'eiais and retail, ar sedcssd prices
Nov 22 q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-20

T. A. for (ae at h,s fore No. l, Exchange Row
Il 4 oppsl jeremiah K.mbsh b Sons,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-20

JAMES LEE, Il 90.
No. 4, MsNy. R,w. MIDDLE STREET
I1AyE JUN received for tale great variety of
DRY GOODS
super6ne mideing add low priced Cloths
Hunter, Cio'h aud CafIimeres
Coatngs-Dutfis PLAINS Keheys
flames rose Blankets al fizes
brown cinnamon olive ahluePEIISsE CLOTHS
German Brnnfwck and Imperial Cords & Stock
inynets
BOMBAZETTS.
Tartan Plaids
ToiIiue,i aud worried vslliogs
Furna'ures
Super dark Prints and common Calieoes
Silk itripe and fuper dark Cnghams
Italian and Canton Grapes
Leudntiac Silks, uariOuS colours.
China bla Siks
Cotton and Linen Cambricks
Coierain Cossous aad Lioens
India Long Co'hs
Super Cambriek aud common Dimoties
India Iamb0ured and IoOm-Seeded
INUSLINS.
Jacopet book and faucy ditto
"a and IA dark aud light Imitation shawls
A dark Cambrick do
Fiag fancy and black ELK Handkerchief
Cotton Bsndannas
CoGsc Britanias
Lambs wool aud worried Ho6ery
Habit kid and Elk Cloves
Gentlemen beaver, Woodnock Venetian and
wslted ditto
Cotton Laces-fewing silks aud TwiR. Buttons
Cotton Sewings-WorRed Binding Fetrsu,-
Gslioons--Ribbons- cambsick and lace shirt But.
-Suspenders ~, &C. sc
Jsn. 9 az
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-20
z merican Manufactured Goods.

4 merican Manufactured Goods.
Ns 2. M.0sys Row.
Joseph POPE, agent for Almy e B.ep-. of
J Providence, who keep Inn .onilartly uipsied
from their long known soj wei eitabI GhsG tAct
ry II Pawtucket. with a genera aiFortment Of
Ameri an Cofion GOODS,
eoNsKTiso OF
Single Yarn for Warp and Filing
2& 5 threaded whiss s co,or stocking Yarn
White and cooTed ewiug Cottons
hirtings-sheet,pgs-- Chez s--etripes
Ginghams-Cbamtrays-- Bee licking, &c,
~ shoPkeepers Ia GOVT and couniry and peo
pie in general Who win 20 furuih ,heutelves with
the above articles, will betupP.ed at the Factory
prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-20
Fresh Loaslon Medicines, Paints,
D,ye-Stuys, Surgeons Iastru-
merits, sc.
BIN AMIN BUTMAN,s

FIAS received rer he Geoegai L,ncoD from
i l. Loadon, via u l3n an elteufve sH r men
of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-20
SPANISH AMERIC 4.

A vessel has arrived II Baltimore from
Havana, with news Of the capture of Santa
Fee b. GOO royalis,s, who were opposed by
1000 ps,riots and that after the surrender
o Ca, hasena. Gen. Morillo kept the lnsur.
gen, Aeg Aying, and deceived seven Ameri'
can and four British vessels into the port.
Two Of the Americans belonged TO Bali-
more and all the crews were confined and
50 barbarously used that several had died.
IN English IL ga,e tad sailed for { 10 allie.
viste he suffe lngs # heir counirymen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-20

MtddlInK Ahu io"H pBteu 0itto ASshe
priced otto fame coicrs.
colo.s.
Flanneis AID Baizes---Cords
Peiiece Clotbs- Dombaxets
Wiibores-Durau,s-C
Belt drefsd aad undTe1ed Cslicocs
Silk and comma Gingsams
CambrIcks white black and eoioured
A large 4hortmen, Of Fancy Muil,ns
Shawls--6ik aud cotte o tssudketeh'eis
Long Lawn-Lineu Braces
Ger demen and Ladies Beaver Gloves
ditto ditto fix aud worried Hofe
Black aud coloured iewing Silks
Goa, and Ven ou tons
R,hbous-- Tapes and Bobbins
Luteitrings Italian Crspes-Pns
Cot, on Hole-- Button Moulds.
Also genera afIortment of
Ameyican Factory Goods.
Portland Jaa 50
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-20
\ X NEW GOODS!
WEBER * G. A5t,
EXCHANGE STpEET

IIAyE ;ufa received ~ q eaiyf ~ rnent of
II tngdyb lnda ss' tfeaeb Gas,
fu,tsble for the preent aud Approaching teaion--
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-20
SAMUEL. HANSON.

II A. for (ale at his fore No I, Exchange Row
Il oppsd jeremiah ksmbsi. h Sons,
hhds " | Rum IL c&iks Rice
do Moahes uzQeo tbs. Coffee
do bAaiy l2 tons Hollow Ware
chefs sSuchong Tea \ ooo fee b 9Ga,s
- aids ST. Upes Salt u.2 gsofs P,aes
bhis.hnc Engfh bownHA boses Gheekoiate
SAT- Dbl Lemon sh, NIB
80 bbls Flour 800 lbs. Factory Warp
1908 Id sugar \ Yarn
80 b., Loaf Sugar realms Paper
4 csfk, copperas 20 WI shot
cslks Alum Va eaiks Lime
BIZ es Cor.on rs csiks Sd, ltd, cod cut
SO quissss F.h NAlls
4 e.fk Raslns
A few dozen Of knapt and wool HATS.
LiAswas-A geuerai sflor ,ment Of HARD
WARE. of ali u-cROCKERY WARE.
Eaglish & ". 1. Goods, sc. sc.
wh oh will be fold as cheap can be purchafed
in town for eaf, or approved credit.
iortlaGd Dec. 90. If