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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30

= tn Hasorabk the 7.eicss sfsbe Circuit
Court of Commm Psas ter the Jsyf ecR-
srn Circuit, 10 be iegua and holden at
Paris, 4uithn and for fbr county Of Oxs
ford, on tbs laf zassday sf February n.
D. 1916.
eruMBi.Y nsws David Hiukleysof Livtrmort
"A N laid ceunsy Of Oxford. gentleman. thai he
4. 1.;sel 10 lee 6mpie of one undivided half Of =
e.r,a;n real efase 6tuste 10 lay n The county
sf,re,e;d hsisg brsaksse lots numbered eight,
a;oe aud ten % the azsh range in fad Jay 90 the
VeDesly Ode Of Androfccsgs river ~ tenant IN
eernuoc with eestsiu Pevtonp uckaown TO your
ne,i,ioner, sha. h. esaaet po1ef. Occupy aod i'm.
psove the faid moiAy 20 any Advantage wm'e the
An. ,.x in eomnen aad undividsd - aforefaid.
hn vhvllv IoGes the profits ,herecf Wherefore
he or,ys that no,iee may he 'Gssd IN due form Of
law and ,ha, his sa;d mo;'y may be fst Oh aud 81
f.n.A "a HIN, IL sevssalty- D AviD hlNkL1H,
~ HARRY WOOD his attorney.
Oxford o -.
A. Circuit Court Of Common Pleas, far
The f,R eaReyn circuit begsn and Holden
a. fayis, 4vifbm and for the county Of
Oxford, on the Jseend IaSaay Of Jane a.
d 1916.
ON the oesision aforefait ordered that the Pc
sitioner esufe an stitched copy OF the petition
aad ,h;sordes Of court thereon TO be PuhIiheo 10
the Posslapd Oasstss, printed IN Portland, 'n'es
49,. ineeevev, the lsi public to be q leah
.sh;,,v dav. before The Ciseu;, Court Of Commco
PA, which 10 nsx 10 be- holden ~ Pais w':h'p
aed Tor he county # Oxford. on the hrn Tueis.y
Of O0obee asas- ALTO to leave an astss'ed ossaas
y. ,,;on and faid order thereon with any tenant'
Who may be living on faid land thirty day. before
laid ecuss, thar al pssfons ifseselfed pss"'oe
nav Thea asd ,hsrs appear before fad eosr' AID
Anew eaufe If any they havs) why the prayer
shsreof fheNld NOT b gsa1'ed -
]nI CYRUS HAMLlN Clerk
49,. 1ts.1 GURUS hAMLIN'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30
MORE NEW GOODS.
E. KELSEY,
II No I AlidSls fsns,
L las received haadfome afFsrtment of
English, India and French Goods.
IIK LW1s8
Floore Brufhes
Hearth aod duff do.
Blue warp and Filing
Red and Cooperate do.
Pfie0 Cloths, Satsiussts &c,
The above will be dispo(ed Of as uueonmenly
low prices for can. Portland. July IS
Maine Bank Bills.

THE PrsGdeat and Director of Msine Bank
give notice that by Law of this Common
wealth. the powers Of thi' Corporation eeafe 90
the ~ MssAey II or ssr sess. At which time iss
eoocerns will be elo.cd. AL perfous holding the
Bills Of faid Bank, are requefied to prefsns them
for psymeuf 1t the Cumberland 5ank, in Portland.
prior 10 that time
BY order Of the PRECEDENT and Directors,
LEvI CUTTER, Gather.
Portland, June 10 SIN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30
Or. Reefs Men Cyclopedia,

T7oLuME ssth part I'd being the 6fty fseond
y numbsr Or half volume 10 received and ready
for delivery 10 fubicribers,
"It 10 the intention Of the pfopsie'oss OF Or.
Dee's new Cyciopedia TO reduce the edition on the
frll Of next month to the sctuai numbsr Of good
subsesibers; therefore every one Who has not TAX
ca up his back numbsrs and 6gni6ed his intention
Of consiuu;ug the work, will be eonideted - hav-
ise rsiaquifhed his iableripsion."
July -. 3. PAIIEN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30

xTRAvED from the enclosure OF the iunsersoef
y on he ssd June ult. GREY MAkx aoocf
NJ year Old foms vhvs on hes feet slack man
Ole led and Topped a, he eods with in.'i tw'ae
Whoever vi!i reiura her o. give sueh info'
tha, one may Be recovered ihalI bs tni'ably rewas
ded. WILLIAM SSNaSA
falmouth, jay -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30

Tor faIe good FARM, G'uateA q Peiepsoe,
4 now improved BY the fub(eribsr, eenGlliae =
lol acres of land, about ooe half Of which i =.
der cultivation Said Farm produces aboss =
ions ef Lsy annually has On il . thrifty ycuso
orchard, which yielded the lsfl year 20 bslhss
of Apples Said Farm - vel wooded ssd n
flream running shrcrsh il, on which sriA nj
might be erected. For serms apply TO
SOLOMON LARRAD1R
peicrfeo July IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30
:JOsEPH HOOLE

INFORMS his friends add the public thathe has
RsMovsD from his late aand to the teore direct
y oppohie. lately improved By Mr.. WIiiIAn =
DAVIS, and has formed eonnexlon W buhnss'
With h;s brother under the firm OF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-01
For Sale,
On a crsdit Of one. TOO and three
years,

THAT highly improved FARM, in
Prince William County, known by the
name of Grpiam inr&. owned by the
late Doctor George Graham.
fne tract contains about 500 acres, oi
which about eco acres axe well timbered.
Che advantages Of the farm are equal to
any in that section of the country, IT'S
distance from Washington being only IS
,Giles, Alexandria 50, numfries 10, 0c-
,oGuan Mills 16-and OH the farm IS
dwelling house 20 by 20feet
also a stout kitchen and meat house with
eYery other necessary cut house, an eX'
lcelIent we'll Of water, orchard, garden
Ietc, It is unnecessary to speak OF the
soil, presenting those DESTROYS OF pru
hasine will view it, which may be done
I'm application to John i!0oc, ESQ WIZ
1t present has the farm in bis occupancy
Possession may be had on.tbe iirst OF mex
anuary. the purchaser, having the paw
edge of seeding.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-01
april 1s
New Publications

Fast received TOR safe By the Subscriber.
BELLS EngraViDgs Of the Muscles
and Joints, froa the secord Lcndcn Edi-
ton.
Eoyer's Surgery, Vol lst % in Press.
Latcur's Historical Memoir of the War
in West Flo.itia and Louisiana, in 1914
aud 1915, with an Atlas Illustrative IF
the different Actions.
Morier's Journey through Persia. Ar
nenia and Asia Miner, 10 Constantine
ole. iii 1903 and 1869, with Map and
Plates.
Mawe's Travels in Brazil, particulars
lily in the Gold and Diamond Districts,
with Maps and Plates.
Humboldt's and Bonplaud's Personal
Narrative Of Travels in the Eeuinoctial
Regions of America.
brakes Natural and Statistical View
u Picture Of Cincinnati ant the Miami
Country, Illustrated by Maps.
Paul Letters to his kinsfolk, descrip
tive ofthe interesting Events on the Com
'tinent OF Europe, particularly of the Bat
tie Of Waterloo in 1915.
Terms of Christian Communion. with
ia particular View to the Case OF the Zap
lists and Paedo Baptists, bv the Rev.
Robert Hall, Author of Sermons.
JAMES KENNEDY e SON.
June eo2w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-01
Land Tor Sale.

A TRACT or parcel of LAND, con.
"A tanning between two and three hun.
dred acres, on the north side of Deco
guam, in Fairfax county, about S miles
west of 0ccoquan mills--it is well wa
tered with never failing springs, it is al
so we'll timbered, and the great quaint.
ty Of froo timber OH it renders it the
more valuable to any person in the coop
eriDg line. This land is of Die middle
sod. and produces corn, wheat, or any
other grain toierabe welI--there is about
100 acres cleared and under good fence.
The Improvements are log dwelling
house and other 0ut-houses, and coed
apple orchard OF about 60 trees. Any
person inclining to purchase Can view
the premises and know the terms by ap-
plying to the subscriber who lives near
the premises, or Henry S. HALEY, jun,
at Occoqnan mills, or J0kn Ii. HALEY,
near Fairfax court house.
Thomas G0SSGm.
april IS onS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-01
CHARLESTON. July 25.
FROM HAVAN.Na.

Captain v est. In the schooner Mary,
arrived here yesterday in nine days from
iiavanna, politely furnished tie editors
with regular file of the Diafio del Ga,
hierno de Ia Habana, to the i4th instant
and Price Current of the 9th Instant
papers contain no news of material inie
test to the American reader. Capt w
states that American produce still cont
'nued very low, and the productions Of
the island high: bat more correct stati
'ot the market will probably be ascertain
I'd from the annexed price current, tho
published some time previous to MS sail
ing.
When captain W. left HAVANA, j
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-01

Pike was driven ashors 81 Key Largu,
coast of Florida, on the 9Th Ju'e last. in
IA severe sale. After LAYING ashore about
ia fortnight, aud being abandoned by the
captain and crew, was got oft by the Q
schooners, who visited the coast OF Flo
ida for the purpose OF extricating vessels
ia her situation, Carried into Nassau, and
bought in by Captain Emery. The ele-
giant new schooner ZAnga, of Nassau.
which went ashore at the same time and
place, had also been got of, and arrived
IN Nassau.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-01
Bills on Boston
For safe by
Aawsassn & Favies
r \
July IS
For Sale,

E7HAT substantially bailt & elegant
q Iy finished three story Brick D,; Ell
ing House on Water-street, formerly
the residence of the late DR.. Kennedq !;
With which will be sold, either corioini-
iy or separately, the adjoining vacant
Lot. 90 feet front and 80 feet deep
The terms of sale will be very accommo.
dating to the purchaser.
If this property be not sold obviously
to the 18th OF May next, it will then be
for Rent and possession GIVEN inmedi-
ately thereafter.
Application may be made TO
J. l.. M'Kenna:
pst&april "a 2awtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-01
CHARLESTON. July 25.

CHARLESTON, July Is.
Arrived Swedish ship Tronheini, Rich
eIieu. Tronheim, Norwav, and last from
ct. Thomas's, in % days-a collection of
plants, quadrapeds, &c. to Lo-
leut & 5teinmetz, and MIR. L. Herminier,
a passenger on board, who had been 20
years collecting them in the West Indies.
On Thursday last the Tronheim got a.
shore on Cape Roman, in consequence
of mistaking the wind mill for Charleston
Light. She remained aground until Sd
turday at ?. NJ when she was GOT Oft
by throwing overheard large quantity Of
ballast, and bendipg5 cables together for
the purpose of heaving her of the shore.
She is supposed to be considerably DANA
|ged i: makes SO much water as to require
pumping every hour. The collection of
Mr.. Herminier, above mentioned, was
landed, on Cape Roman, where, it is
supposed, they viii be liable to consider
able damage ii not a total loss.
Schooner Gen, Pike, White, Nassau
|N. Pr days. Passengers, Mr.. John
Blaekwood, Of this city. captain Rabcock
and part of his crew, late Vi the slooy
Fair Trader, Of Philadelphia, lost OF
atwood's Keys Oh .he s9th of April last
and Mr. Hopkins late mate of the sbiy
Narragansett, D'Wolf, from the Rayan
Ina to Petersburg, wrecked On the coas
laf Florida on the 9th of June last. Lief
1.-The schooner HAVANA Packet, Hall, II
lsaiI fox this port in 5 days, The Gen,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-01
Port Of Alexandria.

ENTERED,
s'oop Josenh, tarnsworth. Camden.
Schooner Emily, Conner, Ragged Point
Slnop Welcome Return, jackson.
Schooner Mary, Lunt, Thomastown.
Sukey. Smith, Boston.
CLEANED,
Schooner New Packet, Berry, Boston.
-- Constellation, Lowe, st. Eus.
tatla.
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DIR w tts's

Plain and easy Catrchisms,
The PreservatiVe from the Sins ana
Follies of Youth,
And Divine Songs and Prayers for
children,
TaGETHER WITH
The Westminster Assembly's Shorter
Cateehism. With Scriptural References,
For sale by the subscribers, piice 8?
and a half cents.
James Kennedy & Son.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-01
ALEXANDRIA:
THURSDAY, Aueusr l.
R0NAPARTE.

The ship America, arrived at New
York, from London, was boarded Oh the
Goth of June, by the Marquis OF Welles'
ley, East -lndialhaD, from Calcutta, ant
last from ST. Helena, who informed thai
Bonaparte was in good health and spirits
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-01
SUPREME COURT.

A motion having been made for thr
allowance of Writ OF Error on behalf Il
Richard Smith, who is now under sen.
tence of death, his Honor the Chief JUS.
tice delivered he opinion OF the Court on
saturday morning, that writ OF Error
should net be aiiowed.--PaiL paper.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-01
At Graham Park,
On HTedaesdag the 4th SenFe1noer
pii! be offered Tor SAFE,

Several likely Negroes, Horses, ant
Farming Utensils, deliverable on the Is
January next-.4iso. Sheep. great pro
.ution OF which are hall and three quar-
ers blooded, Cattle and hogs. with al
ne Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known On day o! sale.
John 6, HeSlop. Ex'r.
OF George Graham, deceased
Petersbargh, june 1874 dt4thoep
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-01

That measure was still talked of as abor
TO take place. It was not believed tina
TT could be carried into effect, however
Ieven should it be attempted. No time
was particularly specified for the con
|summation of this important event.
1 From Hurannah Price Current Of Ju
/ ly9.
Flour, Philadelphia and Baltimore su
Iperfpe, S14, duty 6 80 IL; beef, cargr
ns. 1, Boston, BIS, duty 22l2; pork
do do. Sls. duty 2 Q 70; jerked beef
| per alrob, 50, duty 90 per cent; butter,
yellow, quintal, IL, duty 2 70; lard, do.
|s2s, 90 per cent duty; hams, dry. S27 !:
cheese. Dutch, do. SlS; ditto English,
tito, 90; ditto American, ditto, 10
|luty on all kinds of cheese, Q 7G: rice,
| ditto, 1-2, 20 per cent duty: saffron,
Igery fresh, ID. 10, duty 8: goldfish,
lquintal. S g duty 81 vernicelli, do.
il5: beans. arb. 10 rials, 90 per cent
duty: mould candles, SKIES only, CUNT
i'll, $50, 90 per cent duty: spermaceti
Islittc, Id. 4 1 2 rails : soap, CASTLE, free
from red, BIS "a: do. American. yell
low and hard, quintal, $40, 90 per cent
|.Iaty: cinnamon, Ceylon, lib. 4 2: cas-
ia, ditto, 6: pepper, black, qql. Sl4 ::
|cloves, ID. IL rials 4: almonds, soft she'll
I'd, qql. SO: ditto sheled, 49, raisips,
aox, 4: olives, jar, 6 rails: fruits, pre-
erved. French, dozen. 80: figs, ,Smyr
IA, qqi. 8: tea, imperial, ID. II RS 8
bees wax. yellow, qq' SID: tallow, do.
%: whale oil, arb. 5. These are the
articles in the line of provisions in most
constant demand. Tar, dollars, pitch
1, cordage, qqI. ard 70. boards, wide
Tor sugar boxes, NJ. "a, hoops, American.
dltto, 20 a %, windsor chairs, doz. e..
assorted sugar, S-5 white, arb. 81 26
|rials, ditto 2-5 brown, ditto 90 90,
white ditto, alone, ditto 27 so, brown
ditto, ditto, ditto, Is a 10, muscovado
Iditto II l9-sugars in little demand at
Ithese prices. Coffee, qql. j 1 and 2 IL,
lmoIasses, scarce and Indifferent, keg, s
h s 70 rails. agusrdierEe, pipe, IS dol
FAIRS. run, hid. 20, copper very scarce,
Igq.. II, cochineal. ditto, arb. lS5, log
wood, Gq. Is rails. Exchange Oh Eng.
land, at par, in demand ditto en- Ame
;'ica, say Boston, at par Baltimore and
ji'b.iadcl phla 10 per cent discount: New
York per cent discount. and dull.
ssssxsxczsaasss sesssssn@as
Departed dis lie Yesterday. alter d
lingering illness, in tie ash year of his
nge, Mr.. Uan;a sH'Dougult, long resi-
deaf OF this place.
The f''iead1 and acquaintances of the
Ifanil aae invited to attend his funeral
Ibis afternoon, at O'Clock, from his
Hate dwelling on King Street.
The members of the Mechanic Relief
Society are requested to meet at half
past four O'Clock, at the Coart House,
:or the purpose OF attending the funeral.
sS sss ia,si ss.e
A Funeral Service will be performed
on Saturday the Sd of August, IN ST. Ma
Us Church, IN the town of Alexandria. /
or the late Mrs. Elizabeth Roiseau. Who'll
lied in Siarsei'les. in France, the lst of
february LIST, Mother Of Mr.. Joseph
i}otseau. of thi. p!ace-to commence all
aa'i nast 10. A. ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-02

Court IL fhe county OF fvashlbgloHs NY:
FI,s District ofC Columbia, assed infSf2
which bill were twice read and Con-
mitted.
Mr.. Nelson, from the same committee
reported billto alter and amend the Law
ofeosts. which was twice read ARD or
dered 10 be sngressed.
Mr. Robertson, from the committee
ON public lands, reported, without a.
amendment, the bill from the senate, aui
|thorizing the saletof a lot OF grou d be-
longing to the United States, situate
lin the town Of Knoxville, in Tennessee
which vas committed toa committee OF
the Whole house. s.
Mr.. Robertson from the same commit
lice. made an unfayorable report on the
Epetition OF the legislature ofthe Indiana
TERRITORY, respecting a salt spring >
which was read ard concurred in.
On motion Of Mr.. Chappcli. the petl
ton of { aleb Putney, lately referred t.
the committee Of pensions and revciu
tionary claims, was referred TO the Sc
eretary oi war.
/ Nj. Peasants, from the committee OF
naval affairs, made an anfayorahle re
port Oh tie petition Of capt. John u
Henley of the navy; which was reat
and concurfed ia.
/ Mr.. Peasants. from the same commit
tee. reported bill for the relief OF Pha
raoh Farrow, which was twice read am
committed.
i In the course Of the day, several Pc
'titions and resolutions were presented
land acted upon, respecting post routes
etc.
THE REVENUE.
The house then resolved itself into
committee of tie Whole house, OH TN
subject OF the revenue.
J The question being on the proposttio'
to repeal the direct tax
MIR. Wright supported the abolition o
the direct tax. and in speech OF con'l
lderable length, delivered his eplnlons o.
public affairs generally.
). Mr.. King, of Massachusetts, follow
ed. also in support Of the proposed a
amendment, and spoke at much length
lon our national concerns, in reply t
1.-THE advocates of the government.
| When MIR. <. concluded, the hous'
-Iadjourncd.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY. JAN. so.

TUESDAY, JAN. SO.
The following peti ions were present
led and severally referred to various com
lMiitees.
| By Mr.. Pitkin. the petition Of sundr,
lmanufactureryof wsolen cloths in Mas
sachusetts, Rhode Island and Connect
cut. PRAYING encouragement and protec
tionjrem Congress.
BY Mr.. Irving, the petition of Cothae
aud Hof. of N. Y. praying for certain
drawbacks on quantity of Gin export
| ed; and the petition of Edmund Dana
late clothing suttlerat the different posts
Iio the Sd military district, praying pay
ESent of certain debts due hnA BY sundry
olaiers dead or deserted, out OF the mo
les due said soldiers by the govern
EFT.
BY Mr.. M'Lean of Ky. the petition o
re Legislature OF the state Oh Kentucky
raving that prompt and liberal provi
ION aay be made for the widows and or
nhans Of militia aud volunteers killed II
hattie. or who died while in the service
ofthe U. States.
By MIR. Alexander, the petition Of
James Thompson for presumption RICH,
70 a certain tract of land III the state Of
Ohio.
BY Mr.Creighton the petitions of sun
4ry inhabitants of the state Of Ohio, pray
ing for, redemption rights to the lands on
which they reside; also the petition Of
Amos Spaftnrd, collector of the district
and port of Miami, praying for pre-emp-
ron to piece ofIand on which he has
>rected his house and Office.
By Mr. Clendenin, the petition OF
-undry inhabitants of the state Of Ohio,
Iaying presumption rights to lands on
Mich they reside.
Mr.. Nelson ofVr. from the committee
N the judiciary, reported bill, autherlz-
the judges of the Circuit Court OF tl'
district OF Columbia, to prepare codt
Jurisprudence for said District.
Mr.. Nelson, from the same committee
SO reported bill TO amend the act
-oalerring certain powers % the Levy
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From a London Paeer.

Curious Weger--One mOrn;rs lac.
week, gentleman at a coffee Mouse IN
the city, laid wager Of 90 guineas Win
friend present. that he would walk the
length of Brokers row, Moor-fell,
London, without being asked to asik in.
to one of the shops He theu olF' red tbe
sanc wager, which was hk wise accest.
ed. that Immediately after tie first btipr
determined, he would walk the ground
ever again and receive an invitation from
every broker to inspect his repository
To determine the FIRST wager, he assuln.
ed the appearance Of a ;ax-sa,herer, with
his morocco-0acket book open in bis Jeff
hand, in his right pen, and ink bottle
Isusi ended at his left breat: rare ana
uncommon as is tie apPea a4ce Of such
a character n England, an ctrlous as
John Bull coulessedly is, yet was he
shunned Ike one iafccted, and The wager
won by him beyond dispute. He ten
resumed bis own dress and CHARACTER, T.
saIying through the row, wItb yeuus
Lady under lis arm, his attentions to
whom bespoke recent or intended trip
to the altar he received rather pressing
invitation to walk ia from every hers
OF the chips" and the wager was again
determined in his ia Or.
n. &. 1t seems BY this that the Lad-
don Tax satherer waits on the people
In Alexandria IS they nanaset these things
better.''
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must have surrendered at disc,.e
Tying of Famine, it had no shcrats ION
tight |; and every attempt to a. NV y
have ended in its utter Destruction a
rounded dis it was OH aIlsides. v;tI a''
large force IN the Doon, really to ;n4 M
.cept the fugitiyes. The same terms wS 'eI|
had been granted to Umr Singh and i J.
son. and to Bun Sab, by Col. E,cb,"Y
mad been offered to Buhktawarr 4 n"'
deep hajeess, the Chiefs holding '''
ausar and the eastern parts Of The tiiu,t -
wal district.
The battalion, which had been sc,,..
ed through Jaunsar and western ):
vision Of Gurhawl, had been erd.rai ~
assemble in the Dooab OF the ts,g~s'"
aud torepair to Teree Chat On me g.
.runtTY, whence it would nrsceed i:
rectly towards Sreenugar. Major p a,'
! deck was already there with s,sr o "a,
ipallies and aboat 500 iregulsrs s"1
after the arrival of a nqunta;n trs;a
proceeding from Nahum. could es>I.
reach Sreenugar in three ma ches :
The detachment, under col. Garment.
were still encamped in tie Doom, aid +
ordered to Sreenogarr, wsaid have =
surmount the But:4A raage, aid F,o
prag. before reaching l'eree. No rS",
footed animal. excepting goats can tr,.
verse these stupendous. mountains =
1t was believed that immediately az
the setting in of rains, the various O.
tachments at Eyru, and her aajscpr,
places, would leave the low and uphe,I
thy lands of the doom, and retire 70 mo
lforts situated on the SUBMITS Of the b;g,
in Jaunsar AID Garhwal.
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David Peabody

Has received. in addition to the Good'
mentioned in his last advertisement,
bale carpehngs
Venetian stair CARPET
Ladies Meripo net vests
Ladies linnen aeecy coats
Elegant merino shawls and half
handkerchiefs
Damask silk shawls
Black ami white Grape
Russia diaper
India cottons, cotton checks
Towels, silk and cotton umbrellas
At the store two doors below the Me
chanics Bank.
Jan 9 II
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Sat, Pipes, Duck, &c.
better

Just received per brig silk-Worm ant
schooner Traveller,
1900 bushels Liverpool blown SAT-,
so b xes long pipes
50 ditto short ditto
so pieces first quality Russia duck
60 ditto ditto Ravens ditto
80 ditto best Russia SheetIns
10 hogsheads best n. c. Rum
10 ditto retailing molasses ls
8 pipes first quail. Hollands Oene''
SO barrels new beef no. J
so bags coffee
8 barrels do. =,
l bale London sup. BLACK "O'O
cloths
Q cases domestic ditto
6 cases furreti hats
8 boxes ladies' combs
90 barrels tanners oil,
F'oT sale BY ,,c
John G. Lad Y I"
January 9