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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-28
COMMERCIAL.
Extract of letter to gentleman at Wis
cassett, dated Liverpool May l4tb

Extract of a letter to gentleman at Wis
cassett, dated Liverpool May l4tb.
1916.
The imports of Cotton during the last
fortnight, amounted to the heavy total OF
i29.ss5 bags and bales; the sales to 5000
leaving an increase to our stock OF 2O,524
bags. This quantity arriving immediate
! ~ after very extensive purchases of trade,
caused suspension of safes, and prices
lreceded accordingly ; but the decline has
not been rapid nor considerable, from the
prevalent opinion among the manuiactu.
rers and merchants, that the crops vii
prove inadequate to the wants Of Eurpr {
land our own country. Yeste day tle de.
mand revived and we look to forne.
prices, ere long, although little doubt car
be entertained Of great exertions on your
side to ship all thai can be purchased or
ltolerable terms, when another decline will
take place here and upon the heel of the
new crop, shipments at nigh prices Will
probably prove very injurious. We quote
Uplands IS 81 adj. to 90 IA. Orleans
10 IA to 90 Lad. Sea Island 2s. ID
to es I'd S-4--plices at which 500 Sold on
the 10th inst. at auction.
For ashes, pot, there has been good
demand of sale, but by late arrival from
Boston 600 are brought forward and sales
are made froH, lo0s to 95s. We mast
shortly have some from Canada u prices
will decline. Of pearl, the stock is abou,
I2OOo barrels, and prices looking down
ward to 70s.
Turpentine, tar, rosin and pitch, are
without enquiry, the losses on them are
enormous, the former Of good quality sell
dom at las. Of tar the import is 1900
|bbls. of which 400 sold from l4s to l2s---
there are no buyers now atany price,
and the season is fast approaching when
the waste is great. Resin, nominally, Is
ed IS. Pitch Is.
The sanguine expectations of fa1-seed
holders are completely anhihilated. ire
land has been overstocked, and cargoes
are now coming from thence /; the last
sale was 400 hhds at AS. it will decline
probably to SIS. y
Slaves are very dull of sale, our quota
tons comprehend all qualities, as sales
are at such irregular prices. W.O Pipe|
col sol; hid l2l ssl. biol S-15 a l0l.
There have been several cargoes oil
timber from the Southern, some tram theI
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-28

Eastern states and New-B,unswick AZ,
many expected If the sh Irers had rs'
lerred to the currencies OF months nae.
and calculated the charges on such car car
goes, they would have done better h,
keeping their vessels unemployed-it;,
scarcely possible to come to worse mar
ket. Seine cargoes have beenrefu.ed h.
the consignees, and must be sold by 4,
masters to defray their disbursements.
whilst such is the want o.! money and
pressing poverty Of the ag icultutai hi.
rest that no prospect exists of an ianrors
'ment, or even of a demand Hard waoI
iis held for Is. without bidders. and " WV.
the advance Of the season becomes or "lta
ed, less fit for use, and must pIt;,na eos'
yield to fresh ilnportations from o,s a'J
colonies. '1' 0"a
DlseOuraging as you NAV tL;nk a..
statement, we do not conceive i to bs s' y
verdrawn; the effects Of peace sro ~.
yet fully felt: 1t will give US pleasure l "
advise you Of more animated tines.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-28
LONDON PASSIONS FOR MAY,

Ball Dress-Frock of white Grape over
white satin, ornamented with Grape boml.
Tone, in,erspers ed with punches Of Iibbsrd,
and finished by an elegant fest on
wreath of roses. Short sleeves of Grape
not very full, trimmed with blond, and
Isurmonnted with imperial wings elevated
The hair arranged in bands, with very
few curis, and short at the ears; a tar.
,deau of pearls, surmounted By a bunch Of
Hall blown roses. Ear. rings and necE-
lace of pearls, the necklace fastened in
front by an amethyst ornament; breach
and bracelets of the same. White satin
shoes, with pink rosettes; and HhIta
kid gloves.
Evening Dress-Frock of amber Grape
over white satin, ornamented with 8
rich silk trimming of Austrian blue; Wit!
a Gordon belt to correspond. Short ul!
sleeves Of white Grape and blond. Necs.
lace and bracelets formed of two rows Of
large Oriental pearls. The hair arranged
ala Vandyke, with a bouquet Of full
blown roses placed over the tight ear.
White satin slippers with blue r0sette'
and white kid gloves.
General observations on Fashion and
Dress-Boots are very little worn, even
in walking; but materials, will succeed
70 the black sandal, now SO prevalent
II dress. white satin and spotted French
S TX. are most in favour. Jewellery con-
si,ts OF parts mingled with amethJsts, "
rubies. or pearls alone, OF a large s'zs-
Ornaments are however but little wo'n'
and never without they are intrinsic
Rings are much out of date, ezceP'a IDa
brilliant guard over the Wedding l,"s'
rhe favourite colours are, TOmcHa S'een
brakes neck, light full blue, 'p'"'
green, pink and primrose.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-28
BY the Hauana Packet.
NASSAU, limo

,,r NASSAU, June H.
We do not recollect such con !; T.,
ace OF boisterous weather at this seaaa s'
Of the year as we have experienced ed@I sl
the last fortnight. 1t has been little le ,s'
than continued gale, blowing suc 'ess'
sively from each point of the co, n,'s
We have already heard ofsevera|insr,sss"
ces of It's disastrous effects, and we fe,.
from tie accounts given by those wS. W..
have suffered by the weather that ' ns
shall near OF many more. Amona tss
vessels that have unfortunately been dr..
ven Oh our shores is Spanish Guine,.
man, with upwards of 5000 slaves. All oc
whom, with the crew, were hapuily Ga.
we'd by some Of the wreckers. 'jhp,.
poor creatures are now oil Abaco, and
we understand that canyeyarces arc !,
preparation to remove them from he,ra
to their destined Port. We hone and
trust that no obstacle will obtru,ie itseE
in The way of such aremo,a t. >ulipct
this Colony to a share in the CALAMITY
b, having them dispersed among usua.
de- the deusive plea Of abetting tie
cause Of Humanity-rhere is ALREADY
here sufficient number of them of e tc,
sex, and from the test of experience a. 70
any az vancement Of their c0.Etorts byin.
dustrious habits or moral improvement,
it must be counterfeit feeling OF Phan.
thropy that would excite wish for tue in.
PRODUCTION OF more, particularly un e. eg.
listing circumstances.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-28

rood It is for monarch 10 have no other
amusements than cheating at Whist, ano
pinchin. the young girls ears. fourti,iy
AS necessary consequence OF the Whole,
this country must join Austria ard y
Britain against" the Nothern eontede
only so, but il bonapaar'e
should insit upon it, Wemust lay an en-
barge, and establish a non-lntefcOurae
against Great Britain, and, at the same
time agree. that as the necessity ior lui.
pressing, which ceased to exist al the time
OF the treaty of Client, will of course re
exist, Great Britain may go on with that
trade. as it will be in favor of the French
until she shall have seized and dragged
into her': floating dungeons" 6,s57 OF
our citizens, and no more. 1t she goes
beyond that number, we will make great
noise about 6 free trade and sailors
rsghts."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-28
ON THE TOBACCO TRADE.
Eatract Of a letter. dated amsterdam 18Th
8prit, 1916.

Extract Of a letter. dated amsterdam 1911
9prl, 1916.
Ito my regret, have to inform you
that we remain here still in the same
|disagreeab'e situation with the Tobacco
|article. no offer is made for it, and by OF.
|fering it frequently the business is made
verse. There is not the smallest de.
|mand abroad fr it, and the manufactures
here do not buy single cask. The late
arrival we have had from Baltimore.
New York, and Virginia have augmented
the stock considerably : add to this, that
almost daily small parcels OF 90, so, SO
hhds. arrive from Bremen and England
10 day again-has $50 hhds. arrived rom
liverpool. 1t seems that sales have
been difficult everv where during the
winter, and that the untimely demand
and speculative spirit wehad fora day or
two IN tie dead ofthe winter, has induced
every one to look to this market as the
best, and they have made their ship
ments to it. Things go so far, that the
agents from Bremen come peddlins with
small samples in their trunks and under
their arms, to Vriesland and the small
towns in Oyeryssel. GeIderIand and
Otter quarters, to sell single cask to the
shopkeepers in those places.
This situation now compared with the
prices paid and paying in your u.arket,
MAKES it very difficult indeed to deter
mine what to do, aid what to conclude
Tor the interest Of those friends who have
made consignments. have some con-
sIgnments 1t Tobacco by the - and |
declare that | an at loss what to do
with it: it is invoiced at 8 16 and ID.
which | dare saiy he paid FIR it, sill at
our marketprices as they are now, this
tobacco would lose considerably 1t is
| be'ieve unpreced nted to see now peo-
pie with you pay s l6a d 20 fr an ar
ticle well paid With s 6. 1t is of course
agreeable to receive consignments, and
70 have lively and interesting cores
pondence with friends one values. but
'ather will be without cask on consign-
ment than to have 1t at a risk OF my
friends being considerable losers by it,
and | advise you not to ship c,sk of
Maryland or Virg MIA tobacco if it must
stand higher here than to sts. agree
able to quality.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-28
June 81
EOR SALE B

The \ argo Of Ship Boston,
Oliver P. Finley, master, from Gibrai,
tar, via Isle of May, consisting of
5000 bush. Salt
400 90 ,noa POKE Muscatel & bl. Raisins
So pipes Catalonia wine
8 pipes Malaga Wine
600 or, casks choice old Sherry do
10 cases flint Glassware
500 reams Letter Paper
81 cases Roll Birthstone
AZ cases best Florence Oil
l case Florence Silks,
will commence landing to day and is
filtered for sale by
Adams, Herbert u Co.
April s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-28
Public Sale.

BY virtue of deed Of trust to the sub
scribers. will be sold, on the premises,
IN Friday, the Twenty first day O
June, that large and commodious three
story Warehouse and the Lot on which
it stands. situated on the north side OF
King street, and next the dock that di-
yides Twins from Ramsay's wharf,
fronting on Ramsay's What forty feet
and the same on King-stree lat present
occupied by John Adam and Jacob Nor
an. Terms of sale cash.
r. I. Taylor. and
". Herbert. Junior,
Trustees.
May 16. dts
The sale of the above pro
aerty is postponed until Saturday the
9Th day of July.
W. Herbert, jim.
June S is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-28
.Imne Q.

TT rs ORDERED, That the clerk o.
this court by causing copy of this order
to be posted at the front door of the cour
house of the county and advertised in the
newspapers printed in the town of Alex
andria, do give public notice that this
court will on the first day of August term
next, receive propositions in writing from
persons disposed to contract for making
an accurate Chart of this County in the
manner prescribed by an act Of the last
session of the general assembly, entitled
s An Act to provide an accurate Chars
of each county, anu general Map ofthe
territory OF this commonwealth
A Copy-Test.
Nm. Moss. G. r. c..
June q 2awt st iug
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Pubic sale.

I'd.
5 On SATURDAY next the 29th instant.
at ten O'Clock, will be sold, on the pre-
misses,
HyHAT elegant & well finished three
story Brick Building. situate on
PAYNE between King & Cameron streets,
together with the garden attached. This
establishment will afford a most desira-
BILE residence, having all the necessary
out buildings, large garden, etc. and
beiag in the NEST flouishirg part of the
town and in the immediate vicinity OF the
best water.
ALSO,
3 A two story Frame House, situafed on
The north side of King between Payne
and West streets-at present occupied
by Mr.. B. Stanton.
ALSO,
A Lot of Ground. on the south side OF
King between Payne and West streets,
fronting ON King street 95 fee, and run
nine back 100 feet to ten feet ,ai!ey.
Also.
Immediately after the sale cfths O
beve property,
A valuable stock OF LUMBER, on
Muacaster's wharf-at which time the
Lumber Yard will likewise be rented.
Terms will be liberal, 4 made known
at the place OF sale.
p. 6. .Marsieller.
June "a dts !,
n. B. Any Of the above property will
De disposed OF by the subscriber prior to
the day of sale.
Crn1en T Peyton.
HP The editors of the National In
talisencer are requested to insert the a
Dove and forward their account to this
office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-28

Just Received from Boston,
BY the sch. Re6pccn, capt. DER"
New England rum
Bsngal indigo
Soap in boxes
Alum.
.q.ND IN STORE, ,,,,.,.
First quality Madeira I H td1f II,
Teneritle IN ball Ply
Lisbon, aDu
Malaga & qaartFF
Port casks:
9TH proof Antigua rum III mus
Holland gin hhds.
Superior quality Orleans ''S
hogsheads and barrels
Wrapping paper
No. i and 8 chocolate .,lt
Liverpool blown and coarse es ss 81.
Best family flour, and a genera
satment Of groceries,
For sale BY o,co.
Bryan Hamps0n q w.
april go
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FOR BOSTON,

.fSE The schooner Betsey, Joseph
&kE Lewis, junior, master; regular
trader, is ready for the reception of car.
go-having part engaged, will be dis
patched the present week-can take
few hundred barrels on freight, which
will be taken low it offered immediately
Apply to
June e7 ST
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-28

Notice.
The members of the Washington So
c;ety Of Alexandria, ara requested to at
ted regular stated meeting of the salt
Soc;sty at Mr.. M'Laughin's Hotel OF.
Tharsday the Fourth of July next, at II
O'Clock. A. Nj. for the purpose of electins
officers of the Society for the ensuin,
s year and an Orator for the 22d Of Febln
airy next, and transscting other bushes,
Of the Society.
G, DENEALE, sse'ry.
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NOTICE.

The Council at their next meeting will
proceed 10 the appointment of inspectors
of Beef, Pork, Fish, Butter, Peach and
Apple Brandy; Guagers of Spirits, Mea-
surers OF Grain Salt and Coal.
I. p. Thompson, C. C.
mnp OF
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PUBLIC SALE.
PubIcSale.

I
On FRIDAY next the 2Sth instant, at
half past two o'clock, will be sold, at
Griffith and Brawner's auction room, a
variety Of DRY GOODS. etc. for Char
tered Netes--consisting of
Cloths, shirtings, cambrics
Muslins, silks
Pampaloona checks
Lenos, ginghams
Calicoes
An invoice of wire, etc. etc.
AND,
For Merchants Paper scitl be sold,
Tapes, bo5bins
Estopillas
Shirtings
Madras and other handkerchiefs
June 26
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-28
Merchants Bank Paper.

FOR SALE,
xSs The good schooner FARM
vy sSSs Err, burthen about so tons
sass - in complete order, now layins
zzSsz at Deans wharf. The above
paper will be received IN payment.
@ Apply to
Henry w. Harley.
June az St
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-28

Figs. P,7mes, Hlbe,'ts, etc
SO boxes Real Turkey Figs
so Tito best French Prunes
40 sacks Filberts
baskets French Salad Oil
10 barrels French Wine-yinegar
10 bags Corks
IL tierces Rice.
For sale By
Vaudeville & Larmour.
May |.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-28

The Museum will DC ,, U
for the reception Of Visitors, % sas; ,s'sns
Wednesday and Saturday y
from 5 to 6 O'Clock.
May4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-05
Sseb Ray1d1i,du.
NOV. Il.


LEFT the service OF his master, on the even.
ing of the ID inst sn indented apprentice to the
line and Irvine manufacturing business, by the
name Of Levitt BayASr, aged Is years. He
had on when he went away shorl blue cost and
trowsers. very narrow fimmed wool he, and
bundle of clothes in bis hand He IS about S
feet high. light complexion and brown hsii lis
very t.ikstive and never n loss to mske GU.
p ausible story: He is native of Portland, Ard
was, by the su,hority ef the town bound 10 The
subscriber, and this is he third time of his eIope
ment, Whoever will ares, and being him back
20 the subscriber, OF give infofmstio OF him, so
that he may be OBJ AIMED, shall be handsomely re-
warded for theirtroube and oil necessary charges
paid--snd ell persons are hereby cautioned
against hsrboring or trusting him on my acc Count,
- shall prosecute TO the utmos, penalty oftbe
law any who may ,rsnsgress IN this pariiculsr--
He is supposed to have gone 10 Hebron, Paris or
Dt1ield IN Oxford county.
HENRY FOYE,
Portland. Nov
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-05

humane attentions were not attended to,
and as lac could not delay the attack, he
opened his batteries, and his 6rf broad.
fide killed and wounded four hundred and
up1cards of thefe poor wrctches.
The firing continued on both fides,
without intermifion, for nine hours and a
half-it was then near midnight, when
the Algerine batteries were completely
lienced. Lord Exmouth's fauadron i'm.
mediately ceafed firing. tmay appear
altoniihing though nevertheless true, tina;
the ammunition on board mott of the
veileIs was completely exbauited. What
with the firing and the congreve rockets,
the fight was awfully grand--the dark
nefs of the night rendered the fcene more
so. -
Eugene Beauharnois, fon of Napole-
on's firf wife.is building Palace at Mu.
Mich which will cot abovea million and
half of francs.
Lord Exmouth is to return to England,
and not proceed agsinff Tunis and Tri.
poll.
Certain male and female fafhions in
dress are faid to have been eccleGaltically
denounced at Rome. -" Tight inexpref-
fibles," is the male faihion mathematical.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-05

NOTICE
The fusferibers have been appointed. by the
Hon. jeremiah Bailey Judge of probate for
the County OF Lincoln. Commit Iers to receive
and esAmine all the claims Of the (evera Creditor.
to the RGate OF THOMAS M, CARCILL late of
Wiicafet 10 faid County Deputy Sheriff deceafsd
Six months from the eIfl inft are allowed said
creditors for bsinging in and proving their elaine
The fubfer'bess will attend 10 this buSness It the
RICHTER of D:eds Office IN faid Wifcafer on the
hrft Tuesday Of November next and Of the Eve fol-
lowing moths from 10 o'clock Is. NJ TO 4 P-M
w RlCR \ cgsn;r-
SAM. SEAVY a.
JOHN II. SHEPPARD en-.
Oh qE IRIG - -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-05


land.
If you receive this offer as you ought,
you will fire three guns; and ihall con-
6der your not making the fignal as re.
fuial, and fhall renew my operations at
my own convenience.
/ offer you the above terms, provided
neither the Britilh Conful, nor the off :
GERS and men 70 wickedly feized by you
from the boats of Britifh fhip of war,
have met with any cruel treatment, or any
of the chriitian haves in your power and
| repeat my demand, that the Conful and
officers and men, may be fent off TO me
lconformabe to ancient treaties
have, &c. EXMOUTH.
To his Highnefs the Dey of Algiers.
The following is copy of notice
fcnt to all the commanders of the fqad-
ron. 1t is an abiiraa of the treaty made
with the Dsy. As favour, obtained
a copy Of it.
I" The Commander in Chief is happy
to inform the Acct Of the FINAL termina-
ltion of their strenuous exertions, by the
| lignature of Peace. confirmed under q
laiute of al guns, on the following con
ditions, dictated by the Prince Regent
81. The abolition forever of chriftian
flavery. .ss1ss aae
4. The delivery to my lag all the
ilaves in the dominions of the Dcy, TO
whatever nation they belong, BY noon to,
morrow. $50
s3. To deliver to my flag all money
received by them for the redemption Of
flayes. fnce the commepcemens eE this
year, by noon tomorrow.
90 Reparation has been made to the
Britiih Coniul for all the lofes he has
iufainsd in confequence Of his conine.
ment.
IS, The Dey has made public apois-
gy, in prefencc of his minifers, and ofis
GERS, and begged pardon of the coniul,
in letters dictated by the captain of the
Queen Charlotte.
The Commander in Chief takes this
opportunity of again returning his public
thanks to the admirals, captains, officers,
fesmen, marines, royal marine artillery,
royal fappers and miners, and the royal
rocker corps. for the noble fupport he
has received from them throughout the
whole of this ardouous fcryice and he
| is pleafed to direct, that OH Sunday mex,
a public Thanksgiving be offered up TO
Almighty God for the iignal Interpolation
of his Divine Providence, during the
conflict which took place ON the 18th,
between his Majefys feet and the Zero.
cIous emenis Of mankind.
1t is requeited that this memorandum
may be reaa TO the hip's companies.
10 the dmirals, Captains, Officers,
Seanen, Marines, Royal Sappers and
Miners, Royal Marine Artillery, and
the Royal Rocket Corps.
(aIgned) :" EXMOUTH.
+" A.gnrs, 2Sb Aug. 1916"
" The lait article muft have humbled
the Dey not little. lie is at laR brought
to MS bearings.
g The man Of war brig Heron, which
arrived two days ago. proceeded imme-
lately for Genoa, having on board the
money returned by the Dey. for the ran
fom of the Genoefe, &c. The squadron
under Lord Exmouth, are now fuppofed
to be at Mahon. They were to fail on
the I'd init. from Algiers for that port"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-05

THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
% al concerned that be has Been duly sppoin, ed
nd has taken upon himself The trust OF sn Ad
mnlsus'or on The estate Of MOSES LONG.
FELLOW, late of Wes.brook, in the county Of
Cumberland, yeomsn. deceased. by giving bond
Us The law direc's-he therefore requests al
persons Who are indebsed 10 the said deceased.
estae TO make immediate payment !; and hose
who have any demands thereon 10 exhibit the
same for settlement 10
BENZ AMIN B. FOSTER.
Wes,brook. Oct. 50, 1916. (t.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-05

Two hundred thousand Jews are said to
be united in Persia, under a distinguished
leader and that there was prospect OF his
succeeding in re.essablishing his long de-
graded nation. /, is estimated tina, there
are thirteen millions Of Jews in Europe !:
and OF them men OF princely opulence
The Jew, who IS al the head ofa powerful
body ofisraelites in Persia, is of the tribe
OF Dan-takes the title oil King, and is hail.
edb by his followers Hosanna- Master. '4rpisi
tits stated that the sEmperors of Russia and
Austria and the King OF Prussia are to meet soon
at Warsaw. but for what object is lett to the quJ-
7nunes to conjecture.
The anti-ministerai prints in England charge
Tue distresses oil the lower classes OF the people, IN
great Britain to the administration, their want OF
economy and their proigacy OF expenditure.
The projected descent of the Brazil troops on
the territory vi La Plata to assist theSpanish royal
cause has, il is said been given up in consequence
oil renonstrance from the the British.
II Is mentioned the Y. 5. trigate Congress. Can't.
Norris Is ordered To cruise in the Gulph of Mex-
Co for the protection of the American flag.
An.attempt has been made in Baltimore. TO SET
lire to the office of the Federal Republican, Some
people appear to think by committing 4rso,, and
Murder the freedom OF the Press is TO 6e preserved
Two prisoners have lately escaped from the Jail
~ Luitalo by locking the Jailor in.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-05

PLArsBUReH, OCT. 19.
IL is understood that Col. Totten has received
orders for erecting fortications on this frontier
in pursuance of which some military works will be
commenced at the line, near Houses Point. the
present fall. sf-e