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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02
For SaLE
In the county of ALTERNATE, about one mile
North east of the pleasant town of Milton;
A SMALL FARM,


A SMALL FARM,
containing 16l acres of land, about 90 of which
well set in clover, and 100 satisfactoi ily timbered
Part of this land lies along the North side of
the Rlvanna. The buildings are new and un-
commonly good they consist Of 1. commodi-
Gus substantial and neat dwelling house, with
excellent rooms, closets, cellars, kitchen a
garnet &c 2. of two other houses, one of which
has three very good rooms. 8. meat house. dairy
house Tor servants sc. a. a very large barn, Il,
the Pennsylvania style, with an extensive stable
under 1.-THE seite is highly picturesque, COM
maAdlng diversified and immense view. The
salubricy of the place, and the goodness of the
water, are proverbial in that part of the country
The facility of boat navigation and the proxmi-
ty OF Milton, where mails are received twice a
week from alnlos every direction, and where Sc
veral good stores are kept greatly add to the adj
vantages Of thes ituation.
This little farm would suit professional gem
ueman--a Minister Of the Gospel Lawyer--a
Physician-or an Instructor Of Youthful might
also be made an excellent stand for a tavern, sfn-
ply by mending an old road.
The terms will be reasonable.--For said terms
apply to Robert 8. Garrett, the proprietor Of said
farm in Essex county--to Martin Dawson at Mil
ton in Alsemarle county, or to l.. n. Girardin, in
Richmond
CT Mr. Thomas r. Randolph, who lives in the
immediate vicinity of the place, will shew the
premises to any person DESTROYS Of purchasing
The buildings we're originally planned and erect
Ell by that gentleman for the use of his own fsm.
ly7-and are, Of course, unusually convenientI So
ia and neat
december o. 1915. lot.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02
D O NJ Z s TT G.
C O N G r 8 S s.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..

D., FEBRuAnr 10, 1916.
The Committee Of Commerce and .lfanu}actnfes. TO
zvhich referred the Memorable and Petitions
Of the Manhldcfarers Of Cotton Vooi, respect
fry submit the t0iossi,,g,
The committee We're conscious that
they had no ordinary duty to perform, when the
House OF Representatives referred to their consi-
Iteration the memorials and petitions of the ma
nufacturers of cotton wool-In obedience to
the instructions of the House, they have given
great attention to the subject, aud beg leave to
present the result of their deliberations.
They are not little apprehersiye, that thev
have not succeeded in doing justice to subject
so mtimatsly connected with the advancement and
prosperity of agriculture and commerce. sub.
ject which enlightened statesmen and philoso.
pliers have deemed not unworthy of their atten.
ton and consideration.
1t is not the intention of the committee to Of
fer any theoretical opinions of their own, or of
Others They are persuaded that a display of
speculative opinions would not meet with appro-
baton. From these views, the committee are
disposed to state facts, and make such obseryati.
ons only as shall be intimately connected with
and warranted by them.
Prior to the years 1906 and 1907, establish
ments formanufacturing cotton wool had not been
attempted, but in a few instances and ON a limit
ted scale. Their rise and progress are attribute.
BILE TO embarrassments to which commerce was
subjected: which embarrassments originated in
causes not within the control of human pri-
dence.
While commerce -fourished, The trade Which
had been carried on with the continent of Europe
with the East-indies, and with the colonies Of
Spain and France, enriched our enterprsins mer-
chants, the benefits of which were sensibiy felt
by the agriculturaIists, whose wealth and indus
| try were Increased and extended. when exter-
| nal commerce was suspended, the capitalists
| throughout the Union became sol:cnous to give
activity to their capaal. 4 portion or Il, L IS
believed. was directed TO the IMPROVEMENT of
agriculture, and not an nconsiderable portion of
it, as il appears, was likewise employed in erect
| ing establishments for manufacturing cotton
wool. To make this statement as satisfactory as
possbe-to give it all the certainty that it is
susceptible of attaining, the following facts are
respectfully submitted to the consideration OF the
H1use They show the rapid progress which has
been made; in few years, and evidently the abb
lily to carry them on with Certainty of success,
should just and liberal policy regard them as
objects deserving encouragement
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02

This statement the committee have no reason
TO doubt nor have they any to question the
truth of the following succinct statement of the
capital which is employed, of the labour which
il commands, and ofthe products of that Iabour !.
Capital 100000
Males employed, from the age of
seventeen and upwards 10000
Women and female children 66.OoO
Bays under II years ofage $4,000
Wages of 100000 persons, aver.
aging s $50 each S15.O0O. 600
Cotton well manufactured, ninety
thousand bales amounting to ID. $4,000 900
Number of yards of cotton of va
rious kinds yds. 81, 100000
Cost, per yd. averaging so cents, S24,SOO. 600
The rise and progr- IS of such establishments
can excite wonder The inducements to in
dustry in free government are numerous and in.
viting-EEects are always in unison with their
causes. The inducements consist in the certain
ty and security which every citizen enjoys of
exercising exclusive dominion over the creations
of his genius, and the products Of his labour in
procuring from his native SOIL at all times with
facility, the raw materials that are required and
in the liberal encouragement that viii be accord
ed by agricuituralists to those who, by their la
bour, keep np constant and increasing demand
for the produce of agriculture
Every State will participate in those advantages
The resources of each will be explored, opened
and enlarged .---Diferent sections Of the II
mon will, according 70 their position, the climate.
the population, the habits of the people, and the
nature of the soil, strike into that line of indus.
try, which is best adapted to their interest and
the good of the whole; an active and free inter-
course promoted, and facilitated by roads and ca
mails, will ensue prsjudices which are generated
by distance, and the want Of inducements to an
proach each other and reciprocate benefits, viii
be removed information win be extended the
Union acquire strength and solidity, and the
Constitution Of the United States, and that Of
each State, will be regarded as fountains from
which Bow numerous streams Of public aud pri-
vate prosperity.
Each government moving in its appropriate
orbit, performing with ability, its separate fuc.
tons, viii be endearcd to the hearts of good anl
grateful people.
The States that are most disposed to manufac
lures, as regular occupations, will draw from
the agricultural States all the raw materials
which they want, and not an inconsiderable por.
ton also Of the necessares Of life; while the lat
ter viii, in addition 10 the benefits which they at
present enjoy, always command, in peace or in
war, at moderate prices, every species Of manu-
facture, that their wants may require. Should
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02

This statement the committee have no reason
to doubt nor have they any to question the
truth of the following succinct statement of the
capital which is employed, of the labour which
it commands, and ofthe products of that labour
Capital S 40,o00,000
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02
NOTICE.

Taken up on my Plantation
.7bOsa the tenth oftse present month,
A HITE BARROW,
With crop in his right ear, and swallow4ork
in the left, about two years old, md apprais-
ed by Archibald Hatcher, Archibald
Chaikley junr. and Seth Chnlkley,
TO the sum Of Fen Dollars.
ARCHIBALD cHAIKLEY.
Chesterfield Feb. "a. 3ts
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02

re provide for desisnasing, 9,ryeyiug aal grams.
ing Che military b6enty lnnas.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02
Unprecedented @ God Fortune
Grand National Lottery.

Goth Days Drawing.
NO. 36,2S4
> Came out Of the wheel capital prizeof
10000 Dollars.
This ticket was divided and sold in half, quar-
ter and two eighth parts by
G.. 81 X. WAITE,
And extraordinary to relate, on the following day
in the same lottery,
NO. 1881
Came out also another capital prize Of
10000 Dollars,
which ticket was also divided and sold in half,
and two quarter parts by
G.. & r. WAITE.
Il is worthy of remark, that four of the capital
prizes Of 10000 dollars in the same lottery was
obtained at their Offices. Three of which are
lodged by c. & r. WAITE, in the Manhattan
Bank for safe keeping, till they become payable,
and the other one (Which they have already paid)
is in the Bank of Baltimore. ~,
In aSouthern lottery, last season, they sold in
quarters oftickets, capital prize of
$4,000 poLfars,
And in lottery antecedent, they sold the high
est prize ever drawn by one number in the United
States, viz.
10000 Dollars,
And in the New-York Lottery all three of the Ca
pital prizes, viz.
10000 Dolls. 90 900 Dolls. 0,OOoDoHs.
This 10 full confirmation of the superior good
fortune attending tickets purchased of G. & R.
WAITE, az in nearly all lotteries in which they
have taken an active interest, they have disposed
of most of the capital prizes; and trust, that in
ensuing Lottery, when they will recommends the
sale of tickets, their shares. well as whole ones
will be attended with the same good fortune:
January 81. 1916. m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02

, of any process, or suit at law, or judgment OF
court against person entitled to receive his pa
tent as aforesaid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-14
Mem Fail q Wanter Goods.
NOW OPENING FOR SALE BY
JOSEPH HARROD,

Corne, If Exchange aud aiiddie-Sfreets,
CONSISTING Of ben ven Of Engand Broad
Cloths-black, blue brown, slve, bottle and
mr'd iuper6ne and common ditto-luperhne and
Ow priced Caf6mers. all colours-blue, olive,
bewa and drab Hunters Cloths Kerteys--Duf'
fA-brown. olive, bottle, cinnamon. fearlet and
Hack Bomnazetre.-B osettszE,gured Petite Elan
asi-P eIfe Cloths olive, own and Bronze
Qasens Cloth cafe a. Irifh Linneos-Linen
Canbrics--4 4 and Ga Cotton Cambrics-Cam
ore MuAips--Figured Mu1ius-- Cambria and
Common Dmoties- Flannels and baizes, 40 abort
nsnt-- wan kim 4 aid s 4 facto-
y SAr.ing and Sheetings- Britifh Cot ons-Toil'
'ost and Swanidown velinSs-black filk Floren'
''at VeAiug-Canson aud Nankin Grapes, black
and co ou,ed-biack and white Italian Grape
scotch aud Tartan Plaids-s4 464 4 Chintz
shavs--scariet and Drab Csfimere shawls-h
eio- lm'tat q do. black and coloured Csmbrcs
Italian Florence and India Undergraduates
rag Twilfd and spitai6eld Observation-Disclosures
tls'aen aud Ladies black and white ELK Hofe and
Gloves LADIES' lead and fate Worried Hcie--
oack anc white dos and 4 Calicoes-F urni,
lures and Copper Plates Gentlemen and Ladies
'ss.'pet Leather aud Fur Soeks-Cotton Slacks--
MARKING Canvais-lodia Ca!icoes, and Cottons--
nAois Buttons and Neutrality-suspicious., an at
"'iment-bAck and olive Velyet-lmperlal Cord
-s'oekineits-Worlsed aud Lambs Wool Panta
''oa Hois-Psutalson Drawers--i bale RufiiA D,-
s'''s--u nbrelas-- Pine Cotton Balls Sc &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-14
Presidents Message.

Tuesday, at u O'Clock, the PREsloENr OF
THE UNITED STATES transmitted, to both
Houses of Congress, the following Message,
by Mr. TopD, his Secretary -
felle,o-ca s.ns Of Tie Senate,
and me fioase Of Representatives.
In reviewing the present state of our country,
our Afternoon cannot be withheld from the eies,
produced by peculiar seasons, which have very Ssn
erally impaired the annual gifts Of the earth, snd
threatened scarcity ii particular districts. Such,
however, is the variety OF soils, of climates, ard
of products, within our extensive limits, that the
aggregate resources for Subsistence are more than
sufficient Tor the aggregate wants. And as tar a.
an economy OF consumption more than usual, may
he necessary, our thanktuiness Is due TO Prov'-
dence, for what is Ear more than compensation
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-14
HARD WARE.

Table Knives and Forks-Defert DOZEN and
Pocket Knives-Shoe do.-Bu,cher do Razor,
and RAZOR strops- Brais Cocks-Bsais Kettles
Warming Pans-Frying Pans-Shoe HamWen-
Piucers--Awl blades aud hafts- boz aud poil COT
fee MiI,s-chefl pad, till clofet and nock Locks--
Hinges and 5crews-Norfolk & Thumb Latches-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., aforted-Chaiie Whips
States - Peuciis-Sk -ioues--oheays Self
iors brafs plated and iron Candle Stieks-Shoves
aud Tong. aud Biockin lea Pots-Steel
Sleigh Bells-Whip fhongs- Ha'chsts-
Hammers-Hand Saws Sieve Sos,oms-
Brad, and Tacks-Coat and Ven Butons-Com
mode HandIes--Looking GiaAes -Speetacles--
Kni,.in Pius--Curry Combs cloth and fhoe
Btuihes--ivpry AID horn Con table and tea
Spoon. tobacco aud fnuf Bozes-Ink Powder
Ink Stands-Paper-- Quiis--sand Ssones snaHle
BITS fp,ke and nail G,mbies Fifth Hooks Smut
fers and snuasr Trays Pocket Books &c
NEHKMI II CRAM,
- GEORGE WARREN
Portland, Nov. IS. 1916 #
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-14
Cheap Fail & Wauer Goods
,usr KxctIvEo AND tea SAILS BIT
ELIAS n ELSEY,

No. I, MIDDLE S7kEHT,s
CONSISTING of fuper6ne black, blue, olive
~ green add mixed BROiD-CLOrHs--iow
priced d,to-milled aad 6ugis cAsSlMEREs. va
rion. coIors-- Duffis. Plains, Sergss--bue, olive,
Green and drab Petite Closin; Queens Cloth
black brown olive, orange e,auamon, green and
red 3OMBAZErTS-WldB eres--2 bales Flan
mel, very chesp-whi.e and so'ofed Samofics
D;mot;e, mull aud leao Muh.ns nice Florencss,
I.ul,riug, and Sarfuetts. black, olive, green, pink
cinnamon add other coors--4.,, aed 81 e.e-
oant ok Shssis, 8 4 Merino and Cafiimere do.
white. black, green and fcarIst coIcrs--7 and
4. 4 ,mita,oo Patch do--fhsi b iancy FLAIR Combs,
Baudoes-Merino Trimmings, scotch add Tartan
Pads--sreen, orange and icArst bsuied Rattiu-
ctts-6 T. 8, g. 10 X ia Rofe BAnkers-- swan
kin, swanfdown and Fancy VeA,ngs r oreniine
do ladies and gentlemers whsIe black ant fac
Worried HOSEA dises hid s1srSiik 0LOvEs--
VeutIemenss white kid aod 6ik do II.periAi, 2hs
sod matb<n.sn cozs aad vst BUITON,--beIl do
black and drab ok vELVET-Psnta'oon Drawers
with and without feet Copper Plates India Cal
coe, CrNOHAMs; flag and bandauna fix
HANDKtRCHiKFs--cot MADRAS and pull
eat. do-fewing silk, r~ifs Pins Needles &c.
.AIso oNaANp...
AN extensive aflormeaf of merican manu-
faelured COODs-anong which are the follow
ing -
1000 10. Warp Yarn Nos. from TO 20
1000 yard. Bleaehed h,r.inss and sheetings
1900 do. uubieached shirtings
500 do sheet,ugs
800 do haker 'hirtio8s
200 dog Hair Combs
$50 M Gu, lacks from Ito Is OF
$50 do Brads do gao ! 3 inch
Red and copperafs Yarns cs
Bedtickings from 2I6 to SIS per ysd
Broadclo,hs stripes and Cheeks
Pr,sft Cloa,hs Cotton Kerieys
a,tiuetts Diapers 6 4
Ginghams Threads
Cot, on Balls
Floor. Hearth. Head Dun and Clothes BRUSHES.
~ Couu,ry Merchants may as ufusl be accom-
modated with the above Goods onthe mott Ieaion
able terms. for cath or approved credit.
: Nov. n. Hf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-14
mir. Phillips, the celebrated Iriih Bar

mir. Phillips, the celebrated lrifh Bar
ritter, thus beautifully characterifes chafs
tity, in a recent plea, to recover damages
in an action for Seduction-(Connagh
ton W. Diilon.)
"Let foreign envy decry us as they
will, e5astity is the inainet eftbs hm female
- the pride of her talents-the power OF
her beauty-the fplsndour of her accom-
plifhments are but 70 many landmarks OF
this vcRal virtue-it adorns her in the
court-it enobles her in the cottage =
whether fhe baiks in prosperity or pines
in forrow, it clings about her lire the
diamond Of the morning on the mountain
floweret, trembling even in the ray that
once exhibits and inhales it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-14
SeasoaDbte Goods,
Arc inst received and offered for sale by
John l.. sTORER,


Ne. I, UNION ROW,
CONSISTING of fupes6as black, blue, trown,
Il IT.. bronze green aud other colours Lon
-. nROADCLOTHS; \ great variety OF midd-
- ard low priced ditto iuperhne aud common
49, hIue m,s'd, drab, and other colours Jingle
~ doub,e MILD CaiIineres Cords; black, white,
~ .,,.ea and yellow Fam eis and ba'zes IS >,
- "a A ditto Swaulk.os; plain, twilied. hg
"a and paid Bomhaxeusi Wildbores; Psntaloon
ns.,er, variety of Veitings; cotton Haadier
.A;.6 Gik add cotton ditto Turkey red basdan
-. Imtasion Shawls; mourning otto NIX and
.,.,on ditto an sfortment PLAN and t~iiio cot
ssa shawls; black and white Mhhnei"s o'aek
49,. m,xed, brown add Grab Stockingneit; 26 20
"a "a inch cotton Umbrellas; very fine ginghsul
80. Cation Laces, Cambric Hua,us; Braces [;
go Linens; a variety OF plain aud ,amooured
~ r.u,l. leao and other Fancy Mullins, e6ssp |;
.s..la. Oripd and corded Canbficks aesm
-, ,ad coierain shir,inss; otvs brown, black,
-, .na Of her colours Quesrs b Pe;,as csc'hss
.,hr;rk and common ro,ket Handkerchief |;
s.,k and coloured Sinchaws; Sarttnetts black,
s.h,. and co CURED Florence Silks twilled ditto !;
u.nt;a. Canon and Italian Grapes; black hik
u,ndkerchiefs; Fsorentine; Bombazines; A'o-
kcr. rurn,ures; ladies' black white and iaie
~n,oed Hole mems m,x d. black and white ditto;
ct Hofe: mems worried aud iamb's wool Hall
Hofe black aud coioured Sewing SILK and lw'iti
BaIl Twin sp,,,le6eid handkerchief; Bandan-
=. checked fix and light and dark flag ditto
Lueu Campricks; Cotton BaIis Hunters Cloth;
! variety Of CAiicoes add Giughams; black wn'te
I'D coloured Camhrics; Coa,ings; Outfits J drab
I'd blue Kerieys-Linen,-a large aaor meos OF
nen's. womenS and chi!dren's beaver, KID and NIX
0loves-rapes-plain and figured Ra,.ineus-
Nmities--India Cot,ons--twiii'd aud checked Cra'
ssu-Rofe Biankeu-Iaperial ak Buttons green
srimfcn. fcarIet. orange and grey figured Pshhe
Nannels--whre aud black lace Yelling Factory
shirtiaes, Cheeks, and 1'hreads-Sattinetts-b
dngs, &c &c
e The above fre(h Goods are offered At very
~ prices for Cath only.
r. Purchafers are respectfully invited to eall.1e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-14
.-(Original.)

On Pooduck hills the sun 10 low,
And high ia air the unhedg'd snow;
Women and gristmills scarce can GO
Winter posts on so rapidly.
The summers milder skies are fed,
Autumn her lates; leaf has she'd
All nature weeps--her gIories dead,
Which crst had hlown'd enchaatingly'
The snowy clouds arc gathering fast,
Faces. feet, fingers, feel the blast;
The shadows lengthen as they 'recast,
And winter reigns trinmphantly.
The waters feel his chill controul,
In letters chain'd no pillows :oil,
But like the dull and drowsy soul
Enjoy changeIess quiet.
but meier shall icy letters bind
The aqua race of the mind;
Still shall its current pure rehn'd
Frolic along increasingly.
And as the wine cup nantes high,
The soul shall mock the angry sky,
Doff the rude wor,! ,and pass II by
10 reyel in Elisium.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-14
China, Earthen and Glass
lF WARES. al-0
CHARLES BLANCHARD,

CHARLES BLANCHAKD,
M. s. Mtr41ss.. Rsss. Middle fsssf, Psrtissd,
OFFERS FOR SALE.
. crates Crockery Ware felecfed for the country
IS ditto &C. enameed and blue printed Teas and
ditto ditto ditto ditto and brown printed
and fancy coIored Rows
ditto ditto ditto Mug
y ditto aifor ed edg'd Add &C. Plates
dino &C Chambers aud Bowie
IL ditto aud c4fk. belt enameld
blue aud brown pr,nsed and TIA wApp
csmmoa euameld (e,fsren.
pat,erns) J
ditto &C, D,ihes
duo enamei,d Tea Pots, Sugars and Creams
Boses ludia China Tea Setts
do. Pipes
ahbd, american black glazed Tea Pots
Z, The above, together with more than one
Auudred opened Packages, will be fold low for
can ee approved credit
soce Tumbers, Wines, Deeansers Cruits Salts
COO Tea and Dining Sets, Of more than 6fiy diff
fesent patterns from d IS to D6O
500 fetts China, brown, blue. olive red x black
Pinted, enamei'd and &C. Tea and Coffee Cups
and Saueers
1000 blue printed, China bro@n lined. blue and
green edged and &C. Difhes saliad'. Napp'ns
and Bakers
100 caies Knives aud Forks
50 dczeu Whips
50 do Black Ball
70 fs.s Lu(tre Tea Pots, Sugars. Stops Creams
1000 blue printed, enamel d, &C black glazed,
plAn,lh'd Fin. Brittania, block tin, pearl and
Egyptian Tea Pots
css CIals Diihes-Det ap,ers- TumbIers Wines
Svgar, and Creams Je;ies and Cuitards
Low priced Looking Glanes-And irons
SAOvsis and Toogs- Wauers-Coffee MilIs
Houfe. hearth aud Roor Bruihes-Bellows
Watch Chzils--Luilre Cans
AIio a variety of o,her articles too numerous to
paritu'arze. Nov. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-14
JTourteentb Gongress.... and 5ession'

Monday, Dec. 2, both Houses were duly
organized, and committee appointed 70 wait
on the President to inform him they were
ready to receive his communication.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-14

A great variety ofsILKs
viz.
Be0 twill'd Lavantires
Double a Jingle Fioren-
ees, pain and change
able colours
Black India Siuchzws 4
Sarinetts
Black, coIoured & plaid
kaliaps
Coloured and plaid Can
ton elk
Pongee Silks for Innings
TIC. &c.
Black 6ik Velling
Ben Nankin ana Canton
Grapes
Black and white Italian
Grape
Coloured Camhrics
BIack,white aud colour ed
elk Gloves
Beaver and lid Gloves
Silk x cotton Umbrellas
Beit gilt Coat and Ven
Buttons
imperial fix BSttons
Olive, brown and green
Ribbonds,
Sd IA and 81 light
4 dark IMITATION
SHAWLS
Black Canton Hdkfs
Be0 Bandannas b Chop
pa Romals
great variety of cotton
Hdkfs
American Bed Ticking
RuMa Diapers
Brown Holland
Back and white Millin-
etts
Cotton Csmbrics
Cambria Muilins
81 "A aud c 4 black
Carnbrics
Copperpiates and Furn'-
tures
Black aud blue Italian
sewing Silk
Black and aaorted Cau-
ton do
Naukins
Bucksam
s. 81, 4, and II Pins
Qual,,y and Moe Bind
iLss &c. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-14
Ne,v d: SeasOnabte Goods.
BARBOUR Il LINCOLN,
Lave received large sad exteo6ve adorsmen.
EN1.YISH JNDJ1 AND FRENCH

ENGLISH, INDIA, IND FRENCH
o. GOODS, gu
fuited to the pre,ent and approaching ieafon; .
grea, part OF which were pu. chaied at late Auc-
zoos in Bottom. and viii be told very low.
--AMoKo WHICH All
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-14
THE SUBSCRIBERS
Cram & Warren,

HAVING formed q connection in trade under
the firm of
Cram Il Warren,
offer for faie at the fiore lately occupied by Cram
and Mafon. Fore ftrest, head OF Long Wharf a
general aforiment Of
". 4. Goods, Hard Wdrc, sc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-14

Ben fuper6ne black,
blue, brown, cinnamoo,
olive d mix'd BROAD
CLOTHS
Common and low priced
ditto
ben doable mild black,
blue, and mi1'd Gas.
SIMERES
Black, blue mi1'd brown.
olive and drAb hagie
mili'd CaMmefes
Blue, brown aud green
HUNTERS CLOTHS
QUEENS CLOTHS
black, brown, olive,
olive green, cinnamon
and bottle green Pc.
LISSE CLOTHS
A large ahortmsnt OF
plain Il lwiii'd bonn.
9AZErrS, of all coll
ours, very low
Scotch PIaids
Plaid Bom5axests
Observation-Disclosures
Figured Pel:& Flannels
Elegant Toilinet aud
common Swanldown
VEoTINCS
White, red. yellow, green
Il black FLANNELS
SwanRin
DuMl. and Coatings
Bockiugs-twili'd Elan.
ne!s
| Amer. SATTINBTTS
Berlin Cords
DevoDihire Keriey
Cuesniey Ffocks
| Pantaloon Drawers
Mems black white and
mis'd Worried Hole
Halt Hole
| Womeps fate. black md
| white ditto
Knit worried Caps
Black and Geld Bom-
| baxine
| So Irifh LINEN
SHEETINO
| American water loom
Shir,ipgs & aheesing'
Patent Team loom Sh'r
| tings
Fine and common CALI
s4 Englih Gioghams