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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-27
Just Received from Boston,

Just Received from Boston,
By the sch. Rebecca, Capt. Berry,
New England rum
Bengal indigo
Soap in boxes
Alum.
AND IN STORE,
First quality Madeira VINES
renerifie in half pip
Lisbon, : and
Malaga & quarter
Port casks.
4th proof Antigua rum iu llllds.
Holland gin
Whiskey in barrels and bids.
Superior quality Orleans sugar in
hogsheads and barrels
Wrapping paper
No. and S chocolate
Liverpool blown and coarse salt
Best family -four, and q general as
sortment Of groceries,
For sale BY
Bryan Hampson & Go.
OWL on
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-27
saTEs At vENDUE.

o. sze,., Tuesday ard FRIDAY,
WILL BE SOLD,
..,s yeudue Store, corner q rrincc
nj 'h' and Water Streets,
4 VARIETY OF
Dru Goods, Groceries, &c;
L .;.,,Iars d: which viii be expressed IN
s fle bills Of the day:
~, All kind Of goods winch are on
S;.4a.;on and the prices of which are
I ulaatahI;sSed. can at any time be viewed
s sAS purchased at the lowest limitation
sna pi''' P. G. MARsTELLER.
Landing this Day.
s7s bags Coffee
Is tierces Rice :,.,,
!, bales Cotton, from sioop. Little
Cherub,
For sale BY
.adams, Herbert g TO-
u 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-27

Dissolution of Partnership.
THE partnership heretofore existing
undel the firm of Cawood and Smith, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent
Daniel Cawood is fully authorised to set
tie the concerns OF the late firm, by
whom the business will be continued.
Daniel Cazc06d,
Thos. III. Smith.
March 2S.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-27
Fresh Teas.
NOTICE..

M ASG.
THE Stockholders of the Warrenton
'ompany are hereby notified, that the
election for a President and taoelre Oh
rectors advertised to be held at the OF
fee of the Company on Monday the ed
Instant, is postponed until the 9th day OF
June next.
John A. ". Smith, Cash'r.
april IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-27
Hardware & Cutlery.

There is among this parcel Of goods,
prime corn, grass and bralnble ssythes,
best cast steel sickles, prime straw
knives, hoes, Wagon boxes, vices, ap-
wills and other smiths tools, tinmene'
and braziers' tools, coopers' and car
peDters' tools-Also, two cases of guns,
which contain some very elegant doubts
hsrrel'd for birds, a few dozen best poch.
ct pistols, two press-copying machines,
complete. and two iron chests for count.
ing houses, etc. etc. etc,
May Ia tt
~. The editors of the Fredericks-
burg, Winchester, 4 Leesburg papers
are requested to insert the above 6 times
and send their accounts to this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-27
lost OF mlSIald,

A certificate for 100 shares of the
Stock Of the Marine Insurance Compa-
ny OF Alexandris, numbered from Ne.
551 to $50 inclusive, in the name OF
James Heron, for renewal of which APP
phcation will be made to the Office OF
the said company.
James Taylor, jan.
Executor of James Heron, decd.
March SO tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-27
1876
Richard Slade q Co:

Have received by the ship Ocean, EowIe;
from LIVERPOOL, a part ftheir spring
importation Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
JOSEPH GOOLD, JUN.

TNFORMSihis fiendsU the pubic io general
lihat he has opened sore 10 West h,etSe'
Row, opposite the bead of Green'stres,, where
be- intends to keep cons,.n.i, for sale coin ie'e
assortment OF
Hest. India Goods & Groceries
Also, keeps ON hsnd supply OF The best Thos'
.stown LIME, which he intends with his Other
stock, to sell ss low can be purchased eise
where in town.
rr All kinds of country pvoduce taken IN
payment.
A!st-Wsm.d Immediately 500 bushels OF
OATS fuF which cash al oe paid.
Portland, Nov II w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12

NAl the iubfcribers having been duly appointed
w by the Hon samuel Freeman ffq Jugs Of
Probate within anl for he county OF Cum 'eria0d
to receive and eIsmne he clain,s of creators TO
the ettale of JOHN lUkEY a;e of Raymond in
faid county deceafed repseien,ed iufoveni do mere
by give notice tha, fix month hs allowed to iaid
creditors TO bring in and prove their claims and
that we iha, attend that ierviee at the dwelling
houle OF Edward Maybetry in faid Raymond Oh
the la0 Monday Of November, December January
and FEBRUARY next. slLas BLAKe.
Raymond, Sept. 90 NATHAN COOK.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
more opinions on Separation ondMe
Rumb Parliament.

men the leaders Of this assembly get to
|S'''on' on the meeting OF the Legislature,
|~ey must give up the idea ofgel,ing them
~ yves directly confirmed in power, and
|~u" approach their friends in the work OF
spa'aaon with little more decency than
H., |as' nave heretofore contemplated But"
~ Tue A4n'h Parliament, tive will proceed
sA"y the law into effect according to our
49,; Understanding of it, Ifthey should
|sa, |'s' IN 'his' projectors will be put 10 their
W., ss enc and suppose tina, in this conflict
sseh 49, 'he Legislature and the faction,
:" saoeid take different course and thai
legislature should seod the question
~. - % the people, while the Rrlma Paraa-
~ arc gfsveiy manufacturing a cpns,i,u-
s... s.s' 'aem. This would be a political
ss'sele at once grand and novel :" The
eAs'lTs would disd.in such a course.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
I)TEI

In Nagpore, India, the Rajah [PIincel Of Beran
When dying, he assembled his children ana min.
isters around him, gave them good advice, settled
all bis affairs, oraered thousand cows to be dis
tnDuted to the poor and then slept with his faith
ers.----Abont the same time, the BheY Begum "a
celebrated Princess ri tndia) died. aud left her i'm
nense treasure, amounting in money and Jewels. to
I'd lacs OF rupees 10 the English Easi-india Com
2say. T14lae gfrapees is squatio 5000 sn.er-
ean dollars.
The Death OF the Hon. GouvERnEuR Monpts.
Is announced in the New. York Evening Post of
ednesday last This illustrious tan died AZ his
country seat, in Morsssania County OF es,chester
ia the 65th year Of his age He was burie. on
Thursday. The loss Of So distinguished statesman
who had been viewed as on ornament to his coun.
Try for his talents, his 6rmness aud integrity will
be deeply felt by his frends-and the community
10 general The extinction OF SO bright an ia,elI.
gence, casts an immediate shade upon the ntelec-
taal world.
in Fryeburg, Mr.. EDwaRD sHIRLEr, aged TO-
In Savannah, on the 18th of Oct. OF the prevail.
ing fever, Mr. GIoaeE X. BANGS, Of this town,
aged 25.
In Lubec, Mr. Jos HARDING, merchan, Of this
town, aged 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
THE BIBLE-in Conclusion.

When the writer commenced series OF numbers
under this head, be considered that information OF
the measures taken in different parts OF tue world
to distribute this sacred volume, was much wanted.
Since they were published, he has with pleasure,
observed that the newspapers have been less silent
on the subject. "A new paper too, enutled The
Recorder has been published with view Of COM
manieating 10 the public, reIie eious vel as other
useful and interesting intelligence; in which ac-
counts are given, not only OF the proceedings OF
Bible Societies but OF other societies designed ~
promote religious and moral beuehts. Referring the
nqusi,ve reader, therefore, to ,bis valuable paper
-he closes with the following observations.
The Prophecy seems to be fulfilling which is
thus expressed - And saw anotAer Anga fy u.
the midst Of heape,., hapiag the everlasting Gospel 10
preach unto Mens that deel on The earth. and 10 ere
RI naiion and k,ndTed and tongue aad people say
ing uitit loud roiee, "FEAk Con, ASD GIVE
GLORY TO HIM"
1t is astonishing to reflect what has been done
within these few years past, to spread the Holy
Bible through the earth aud in the employ nent Of
Missionaries to preach the Gospel OF Christ among
the benighted, both in the eastern and western
hemispheres but il is comparatively nothing to
what is yet to be done before that prophecy shall be
fulfilled.
10 effect this great parpose, II seems TO require
the aid OF all the christian world.
How requisite is it, then, in this view, Tor all who
g fear God and' would give glory 10 hun" to al
ford TO some of those societies such support as they
may be able, consistent with other dutes-partc-
ularty to Bible socieiies-M Missionary Societies.
Societies or educating INDECENT young men for the
gospel ministry tor translaiing the scriptures into
heaiheu languages and for inst uctiug heathen chill
dren.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12

1t is true that God can effect his purposes with
out Our aid but il is His Will TO enlboy usas fellow
workers with him. For this He is now calling up
on ux in Language that cannot but be understood.
Who theu that has the means, will not cheeriuly
obey his ca who indeed but must rejoice at any
opportunity Vi serving him in such grand design
Eor what ii cher honor can any being be promoted
than to be employed al agent TO the hing OF
Kings
Though no other excitement to the exercise OF
benev olence in this respect is necessary, yet, who
that consider the deplorable situation Of thousands
and tens OF thousands and il may not be errouious
t9 say hundreds Of thousands Of people In tieNorih
American, who are destitute OF the GospeI and oi
ministers preach it.. To say nothing OF the hun
ireds of million 10 the Eastern part OF the world,
who are" perishing Tor lack OF vision"
These considerations ous sht to rouse the thought
less, awaken the dormant. animate the chari.a5le.
aud sii up all To exercise tiat golden rule OF our
blessed Saviour, TO do to others es we might visa
others would do tou..
We now enjoy the light Of divine revelation.
Contemplate the horrible situation We should be in
were we deprived ofil. Pity those 10 are u 81 la
voured with it, aud encourage those Who re la
bourng To supply them, and thereby usin. means
10 oil the earsh with the glory OF tie Lord.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
Cheap FaU& Winter Goods
JUST KscsivED AND soa ,AIs BY
ELIAS KELSEY.
No .. MIDDLE SIRE

No !. MIDDLE STREET,
| { CONSISTING OF fuperins black, blue, olive
green and m,Ied BROAD-CLOTHs-iow
priced ditto-m,l,ed and 6ngle CASsiMtREs va
r'ou' coiors-Dpfhs. plains. Serges-bins, olive
green and drab Peife Ctoshs; Queens Clo,h-
black brown, olive. OF znxe. cioaamon, green and
red 5oMBAZ lTTs-Wild Bores-s bale, Fan
nei very ehe.p-whe and coiored Cauo.,cs
Drmoties, mnti a0d leuo Muh Us n,ce-- F.o. ences
Luitrings and sarfnests, black, olive ereeu pink
Cinnamon aud other coors-4 4, o 4 and 8 4 e.e
giant fix shawi', Merino aud C4fLme,e do.
white, black, green and fcAriet coIor,--7 and
o. imitation Pa ch do-1et 4 fancy FLAIR Combs.
Baudoss-Merino Trimmings, Scotch and Tartan
fiads--green, orange and icsrIet figured Rluiu
et"-si 3. 3 W X ll-4 Roie ukets- swan.
ik'a, Swanidown and Fancy veitipg, Floren,iae
90 IaNes and gentlemen white black and q /. G
Worried HOSE ladiees kid aud fix GLDya,.
gentlemen white kid and Glk do-lmoer;.l oil,
And MAJ hemAn coat aud vcit BUTTON 5-beil do
black and dsab ok VELVET pantslooa Drawer.
Win aud without fses-Copper piates-- india Ca
,coes GlNGHAMs; flag aud baudaana ak
HANDkERCHitF,-cot, mad,ais and pu.i-
cat, do-iswing silk. rwiit Pins. Needles. &c,
s..ALso ON HAND -
AN extensive aaorsment ct American manu-
faelured GCODS-among which are shx follosy
ing -
1000 h. Warp Yarn. Nos from TO 20
1000 yards bisaehed shirtios, and shestings
1000 do. uubleAcbea shirting,
800 DO >heet,ngs
800 do shaker shirtings
| 2Co doz HAIR Combs
$50 NJ cut Tacks from l-2 to 10 cz
lSo DO bsads. do i-2 to IL inch
Ned and coppersf. Yarns tTe.
Seds,ck'ng' from 3fs to :/s per yard
| Bfoadc,o.h, str;pe, and Cbecks
| Prisn Cioa.hs Cotton Kerfeys
| sattinetts Disper, 6
Glnghams Thrsads
Cotton Bale
Floor, Hearth. Head, Dun and Clothe. BRUSHES
" Ccuntry Merchants may as ufuai be accom-
modAted with The above Coosls on the mof reaion
able ,erm'. for cath or approved credit.
4 Nov ~. Gf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
Assma@1NlNTT3f33liSS|I|l,A liSS|I|l,A
Z@MNzzM STRAINED MAeXf{e45
Nathan q Isaac Winflow

|NPFER for fsIe at their ftore No I. Exbsrga-
~ RorV, JUN below the Hay Market
Wmser and Summer TRAINED Spesmaceti
OIL,
by the csfk aod retail. Families who with can
have it Put up 10 tin casi0en from to gallon,
each a large shor,meEt of brsf, and japaaed
Lamps pocket Lanterns &c.
A!,o, A genera, aGonment Of
Groeerie5, Holl1zv sS Hard Ware,
among which are beft of German Nit Jaws, aud
bea Of EDgliGh Anvils Wees and shoveis by the
dozen or hng'e, an shortmeut Of cotton Factory
YARN from the mon approved factories.
20 Tons Of sGorted Rufiis, Sweden and Englifh
IRON.
1000 Lbf. Of Differed and Can STEEL, of fupe
riour quality fpiks ard nai Rods Plough mcu d.
and Crow bars.
50 boxes Spermace,i CANDLES.
I5o do mould & dipt taos do
Hhds Nuicovado sUGAR
boIe. HAVANA do
s CHEFS oueaong TEA
eAik freih smycua RAJ IN,
Is hbs 70 Je' iae ffeih Flour
rs bores by e by % window C!ais
10 bbs prime Pork
A coufant fuppy CT AGO NAILS of every Lze.
G' A large aifor,m ment of Machine and
Hand CARDS, from JOHN WINsLow
and Co.'S. approved facto.y
- The above articles Wi, be fold yer, low for
eaih or approved credit.
Nov IL. Qf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
FOR SALE.

AFARM ii us,, 4 in the middle of w sterford,
in the County oi Oxford. CONTAINING 170 aces
Of good lard with 100 scres under imp ovement,
we'll fenced and ~Atered with . productive
young Oh ichsrd, and ter acres o. Il, C4'eIy sowr)
lhe,eou. The hu,id,nss on said faria, ate d good
two story d Dwelling iivuss, S ore, new barn,
40 BY so Zee. and other tu,ldings, sf well
6o, led snd i & od rsp.r, handsomely situated
N the iatersec,ion q. he roads leading t,onl
New Hampshire and Vermont to kennebeok &c
Aad tom Andsu,.ossia River 10 Po,i-ni.
The .po,e isrn End ,enemen 5 are as 30 d =
$ and frs Tavern ss Can be purchased in any
Coantry town in The Dis ,,c' of Maine f; they
have been improved fos tnst purpose 60 years
and have had sgood share of cusiom--L, Ike wise
he Stock. he Hay, the Farming tools, and
most oi the household furni niture-ibe whoe vii,
&c sid together, or IN pare, ard immedis'e {
possession given, or Otherwise, ss shall best sc-
coTFnosia he purchaser.
For tui,her ist;scc,sfs please TO irquire Of
Canm Fsrrer Esq. living nc@r os the snose 'ioe
IN lie iremiscs. ELI LONGLEY
ALSo-Ap Farm 81 ua ed in the souih
Ras. .eriy aars Of saG Waterford, cnt4in,ng i0I
acres OF land with small dwelling house, good
hatn aad h it,y young OTcnard thereon, well
wooded and wa cred eGq,'ise ss above.
Watetto d. N v. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
STOVES.

CAST aud Sheet Iron STOVES, Of various siE-
~ es-S.est Iron and i'm FUNNEL, of any
dimen,ions may he had st NAThL, CROSS
Store, Aiddie Street.
Aaso-Poi shed Tin Coffee and Tea Pots
Pewter Porrngers, Plates and pssons. aud TiE
Ware Of eli kinds.
A few cheap Bibles fJr sale AS above.
Nov.l2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
NOTICE.

THIS is TO give notice TO the Stakeholder
L ol the Por,lend 3 .nk, that he Director,
have declared disiderd Of Fifty Dollars o.
esch share Of the Cspi Stock OF said Bank
which viii be paid on the 25th inst.
By order of the President and Directors
JOSEPH SWIFT, Cashier.
Portland 3snk Nov IL ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12

CANE into tx enclosure ti \the suisse ibet
,omt ums ,ae latter par, of seP,emhes or h-s'
9f October, dark brown CT black COW
3 years old last sirlng, with a leather strap a
aout her neck, no nam. on he strap, the own
e. is requested TO take her away
JONATHAN HCD1S,
Falmouth, Hoy. IL, 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12

10 t5e Circuit Court Of Cemmou Pleas to Se
ksldsn at Paris ia the county sf Oa5o,d,
on the tyf Iuetacy sf Df7e5sr AD.ssI6
The inhabi ant, + the Town of Hiram, by their
: Agent. the fabferiber, respectfully sepreisot
that an alteration in the county road 10 laid town
betwesa John Pierees and Thomas Spiogs, for
metly laid out by a locating committee, (out nos
ye, fully opeued) il found, ,on further examiostion
TO be 10 prac ieabIe roa 10 the opinion Of the
faid inhAbitants ,hey therefore pray thar the
iame m sy be diieon' iuued aud the old souse rs,
eltaoihed 10 rs itesd.
PELEG WARD5WoRTH. Ag..s Js, Is. Ssrs
# Hiram
Commonweall h Of Maaachuietts.
Oxford ss
44f Circuit Court Of Common Pleas, fer
the fyf Eayferh renit begun and hal.
den at PARIS sVifbin and for the csunty
# Osford On tbef.F insfaay Of O6ober
II. u. 1916.
ON the petition whereof he foregoing ia cop,
y-o,de ed tha. che petnione,s give NJ ice ef the
tendency Of their petition 10 al pedons later
elled by publiibipg a,teaed copy Of isil teti.
tion aud this order three weeks iufcsiIiv vey in
ore Of the newspapers printed in to-,lanc ,he iaR
publication to be thirty days at leaf before the
term Of this eourt, thar all perfons concerned
rxay then appear aud thew csuie If any they have
why the player thereof fhould dot be granted.
a tue Copy-A',en ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
lost,

4 BOUT ,he lst Inst. RID MOROCCO PocK
TT PooK. con sin,ng tour Iiekefs ia the toa'fk
C ass n UNION Canal IpTTRRY, Nos 5O27-
$50 snd $3.50 The inde, shall DC ne ous.,
ews,ded n, leaving he same ~ this Otiire,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
u vttSs
ENif5 &C auftDn.

To be jSM at Public AuSFion, BY 0rder q TIE
Ken. Samuel fireman, E4 JUICE @
Probate fo, The county Of Cumberland, on
FRLDA1 next, I5tb inf. at II o'el0es,'
Il NJ at tkr office rs. M'Lel!an &.I
Fletcher, in IorfLand,
THE 5ToC rmery owusd by RAirH CRoisi
J. late of Portland, deceafed W..
S Shares in the Name FIRE and Marine lniurance
Comrary 4
co Shares 10 The Unifed Marine * Fire lnfurance
Company
2s Shares in the lsock Of the Cumberland Bark
I 9 flares in ,be Maine Bank. JANE CROSS,
By BE-, Itto,ssy
Nov IL EZkKlEL WHITMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12

Wen printed ON good panei ssgs.ant'y tos
sale al This Once
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12

MWS~uess u ssssss:sssi SNA
's,,ll|lls;IIYll|'-
The foi!eUiag cOlunta,y ee,s jsea,es are svoes s5
.hetr superior, sinsuia, and e ao,d.aa-y e6scacy
Certificates !!
This may cet,fy ,hAt Gen. James Whiteiaw.
4 R,ega,e, VI. have daugb,er who has b7eas
from her yoo.h o .he age Of 90 years severely
fficied ~ith the Sal kheun snd af,er h wing
fi,d many nedcins !, 10 fec, wss induced
make trl.l Of . Dr., Refs Ra,an;cai Drop.s
prepared By I" w. 4. Conws,p wl,ch afssr ID
m.nisie ing thee bottles con,pie ed = cure ana )
.he has no, been troubled wish the c .Inp,sins
suce. Signsd JAMES ,WHITEI.AW.sa-
Wtness l.. Q. G. towLrs. Mon.pe!,e,.
Msf,h, l6 1876
LITTER ess
W.T.. Conway or, Agree sble TO your request
would intorm ,ou thai my SON is nov 8,sars
old-hs heal h IS follow, he Las h,ien si,k
yesrs--l8 months. when informed o." Dr. Retycs
Botanical Drops a,ai f..isn he hen hsd not The
use OF his arms Gee leg simos, csilp.ed, hip
dort out OF place his thigh swellsd up end
of.ke IN hive plscesS pieces Of bone came away
both sfms IN the mean time swelled up and broke
n IL places, many OF tie soses were down TO
the bone--tor one year he had no Use Of the
o nts, but now, has (lie use of DO b arms. sorea
all healed but 8 he now appears getting we'll
fast, many smsd 1t was impossible that he could
set well, Others say il seems like raising one
from the dead IL mus, ever Iemsin a sincere
triend aud we'll wisher to you who have sLewn
% much kindaess to my son.
Signed LUCY ROGERS.
Wae,teyd Con. Nay rs, 1916
lie,e dope sre rsdicsl cure for Salt Rheum.
Scrotp s, Anthoay.s fre, ieproay. Ulcers, Fs-
yer sores wh,nthe oJne is Effected, SOL e legs.
eyes,sene,eAllsas when mercury has failed sxe
the be,, spting and auumnsl Thysc knd may be
gwen to children with Perfect sale, y, Price I'D.
l--T'ask foy Dr Relics Bols,ieal l;rorsn nonr
are seansne nntess sisnea =" w. L. Conway"
Pre- sred sna sold wholesale by ". 7. Conway
Chemist, No. Hamilton Place, Boston, and re-
tail by sppoiutmsn, by S. Pstten Acoksel.er
Po' tiand. Bsbsor, Nisca set /. Coedsie, Hsllow-
eli; d. Moses HoIbroos, NJ. ID. Bath; Hon.
d.. Jona. Page, brunswick: Se.mmon, Coed
ale, Saco; I.angdon, Kenne bunk Whirrls
Newbarvpor, Cashifg & & hpale,m, n. Whip.
pie, Ss'en. !. D@kes ferry, Cymoen; Adsms.
Hubbard, torumoath Butmsn, r. ~. Dix
mont Ayres, w I'D bore q, cut. Buck Town
Gardiner, Bowdo,nA m Dsvis, r. NJ. Mon,.
vile brysM, Castine Eugin, EAnpor, )
Strickland, +: Nj. " l,on; lsrssi Sm.,b, New
Gloucester Chandler, Nlohmeu'n lonnsoI.
| Freepor Woodbury.. Bngos U.me,, Hsmp
den, and most diuggiss, htok-eilers and pos,
| mssiets Throughout he u. States, where NAV
be had sh those Justly es'ee.sa and highb oee,s
Ved "seaie'nes " "p'tpmee ., W. 4. Gunwsy.n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12

Merino Bucks--at Auction.
ON WhDNhSDAT 2ob igf. in frcnf
Of S. Mcclellan & I. Fletcher's afce in
ksobangs- St,set-vW bsJsMat Pubic
Aneiioa, at II e'cIeck- -.
~ Full blood Merino Bucks, from the well
known flock of Andrew Ogden E(q. of New
York 8 Of which were imported from Spain; the
remainder were one year oid lao fpripg.
NV. y. 5 : Tihslhis rlsTcaas, A.a'..r.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-02
BlaCksmith's Business.

Ike subscriber respectfully informs
the public, that he has established the
Blacksmithing Business in Alexandria,
next door to Browns burr milestone a.a-
nufactory in St. Patrick street, where ne
intends carrying On the above business IN
all its various branches, particularly Mill
Irons of every description, Edged Tools
of all kinds of cast and English Steel.
Any person wishing to be supplied with
Mill Irons, the subscriber will obhgate
himself to furnish him with Mill Screws
suitable for the weight of their stones, at
first cost The subscriber hatters him.
self that from his experience in the above
line he will share portion of the public
patronage.
James Shaw.
n. 3. All orders from the country
will be puoctualIy attended to and exc
cuted with the greatest neatness and dis
patch.
September Q d5tcp4
The Editor of the Winchester Gazette
is requested to publish the above times,
ard send his account TO this office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-02
BOSTON, Aug. s+.-Noon.

Arrived, brig Planter, Riggs, O. days
from Amsterdam. Left, at New dep.
June DIST, ships Exchange, Smith, Of BAL
timore, for Batavia in 10 days; Keno
ohon, Lord, New York, uncer; Clara,
Ticker, Baltimore in Is days; Carries
X Henry, Gambler, Charleston, do. =
Miller, y. Y. unier, Endeavor, Bryant
Salem, justar. Margaretta,-, Baltimore
unknown Rosseau, Brown, Philad. do;
lydia. Smith, Alexandria, in dock re-
pairing Unity, thompson, st Newbury-
port, for Phi!aa. in 8 or 10: schr. Cham
pin, Heartte, 'of Baltimore, tor st. Jago
de Cuba next day. Spoke, June 26th, oil
the Bill of Portland, scllr. Champlaln.
Heartte, from Amsterdam ter st. Jaso.