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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-24
$3.50 acres Of Land
FOR SaLE,

. = +. d. y y =.
5000 acres of which lays in, on and
lletween Zachiah, Clark's and Pye's
|Swamps. There is ON this property eleven
god dwelling houses with all other ne.
lcessary buildings, and may be conveni-
|ently divided SO as to suit purchasers.
ihere is on this property upwards Of 1000
acres of as good meadow land as any in
america, with an abundant supply Of
lumber Of every description, aud several
very good situations for mills. < several
sood mills adjoining this land, and there
- 10 part OF he world better supplied
it'll springs. as there are upwards Of
100 Of as good water as any in the union
indeed some of them are, think, the
est | have ever drank Of There is al.
o on this property an excellent tan yard
it'll watts etc. sufficient for tanning and
ressing 5000 hidesa year, and as many
more may De added as any person can
Hish, and any quantity of ba'k nay be
mad at low price a. may pe wanted
there are also blacksmiths & carriage
makers shops, and storehouse and ta-
ire on this property, great part OF
ghich is within from to miles of iide
later, and there is an act of Tie leei,la..
IRE tor cutting a canal up the Zacliah
wamp, which may be done at a little
.xpence, and will he effected in few
ears. from which the best of every de-
eruption Of timber NAV be carried to
'altlmore Or any other Harket--fI,efe is
ibout $50 acres IN Nariemoy, with an
excellent situation for a mill, and eco
acres in Pomoukey, all within one mile
! the PotaInac river. with great sup.
ply OF wood and timber, a suffi ,ent pro.
portion of meadow land & well watered
as to springs, and all other necessary
improvements as to houses, &c.
I is Thought unnecessary to give more
particular description of the above FRO.
perty, as it is presumed 40 person vii
buy, without first viewing it.. and if not
SOLD by the 95th of August rext. it will
he rented to good tenants either bv the
ear or for em of wears, as nav lie
agreed On. | eili also offer at Pubic
sale, 10 the highest bidder. on tie FIST
tuesday, OF the August court, of Cha les
punty. in Port Tobacco. a lot e hnusps.
as t their situation aud improvements.
2celled by noue, IN thai place
The whole Of the above property viii
be divided 50 a. to SAT- purchasers. and
any credit given that may oe asked; but
'he pay ent nust be vel secured The
,nrchasers Or renters o. TIC above proper,
ts, can be supplied ui, every thing that
is nece ssary for falains, OF house keen
ing: That is to say, troD a gimblet TO a
wagon. from pig to stud horse, uclud-
ing jacks and i,snneys, from s,iddIe
scraper 10 book case. and every kind
of provision tia may be waited ether
tor man or beast also GOO sheen. a.
mong which are about 100 wealhers, if
application be made immediately.
Ihe whole of the above propertyis va.
liable beyond description, and has adj
vantages that few others possess in thi5
country.
SAMUEL CHAPMAN.
NewtOwn, Charles County, Nd.
July 16 60
The editor Of tie Federal Republican
and Baltimore Telegraph, is requested to
ln-ert the above oGce a week till the
18th of August next.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-24
Piano Forte.
Just receipsd, for Sale.

Just fecei1sd, for SAFE.
A London made square Piaro Forte
aisuperior tone, with six legs--addition
aAeys aud Pedal-one complete sett o
Gaa Strings and tuning ammer.
on HAND.
A London made square Piano Forte
NTH beautiful Case, four legs-addilion
dKey and Pedal.
Robert Gray.
July IL.
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Cabinet-making Business
J.a.HES NdERIS, Jun.
Respectfully Informs the Public

Respectfully inFoms lhe FubIIc,
yayHAT he has commenced the Cabi.
net-makiag Business ON The corne'
Of King aud Patrick streets, opposite tc
Mr. William Mills. where he intends
manufacturing and keeping a complete
assortment OF CABINET WARE, which
he will sell On the most accommodating
terms.
The above business viii be carried Oh
in its various branches, and attended t.
with promptness.
~ lie also makes, stufs and repairs
Sofas, Mattresses, &c.
July 24 1aa5w
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For Sale,

Wat Substantially built & elegant
Is. Y finished three story Brick D'eet-
mouse on Water-street, formerly
~; y s'ss,dence of the late DR.. Kennedy ;
i y winch will be sold, either conjoint-
l., : g separately, the adjoining vacant
N, :. = 'eet froGt and 100 feet deep
dss IL; 'esms of sale will be very accommo.
lIs to the purchaser.
btA Nus property be not sold previously
4, Do 9th Of May next, it viii then be
"s,y t6seaitsr. e''ei '
'ppAca'en may be made to
-. ]. l.. M'Kenna
Sawtf
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FOR SaLE,

! an intelligent Black Boy, aged about
.s,!ears, lie has been accustomed to
sAe care Of horses and to labor on a
am tie is not offered for sale for any
s ! For further particulars apply to
July Is
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,;sb credit: and better thar

n HEB credit: anu Ut ~, ..s;v
ss't = Enslaniiwas continually receia
2 s1gs,'pssIlars from the Spanish Ans''sls
salshlssc, .no;ng had arrived in England
V c. eae,d Via Bordsaas was e TAX take
tsa p0.'s . one Of the British Caoia ne
bis 'sa. :, and to hold the otfice Of the
Minister. : the Board Of Coatroul, IN
fsrssn Of the Earl q boSN''4'D'''''si
:. English papers announce, thar ? !.
The !, s sayarv, Duke Of Royigo, and Lit.
N'sol, .Iismand, have received the con-
Gen. ~ e the British government to re'ife E
,tat9', ~ States for which it is said
% 'a = sailed the last date. Ii will De
tSs' ', pss that they embarked with bue,
rc'lIs.,t Rochefort, aud surrendered
raPa' .slves to the English. They have
ib''0'sS. ssa in custody at Malta. They
sDes ~ ~ included in the French decree
are wv d. 1915. which denounced n'ne-
q ''I e,neral Officers, &c. as traitors.
teea was Ministea, Of Police to Blena-
S's h,t vas one Of the first who ADDER
Pal .s Iouis the 18th. at er the first abdi-
sa% Louis would not see him Tor some
s cav and sayary at length intruded nm
u .salffiaIot4e kings presence a! tue i e
ses vi ;.trsdu ed himself to him. Gen.
aassqlI.m ~ was one of Napoleon's favor
y. !. nuthe too was among the foremost
:, ,aaaanciug his adhesion, and taxing
y, y 'a a,tb Of allegiance to Louis. tie
; y Bonaparte on his return from
S pr1'- anal process of oatlawry has been
: nS. olIt against himsin France. Ihese
s :. two French officers Of the name %
aa 'g both denou ced. and both
1;sasnant Generals. The eideris the
subject Of this paragraph.
The Count Dufuy, aEd5suite. has re.
,.;rsd to India, as Governor oil the French
russeslOEs in That quarter.
The Earl OF palhousie is said to have
be.a appointed Lieut.. gov. OF Nova Scotia
Han General in the army; and one Of
Ne distinguished heroes at Waterloo.
u Gen. Bnnchett is mentioned IN the
London papers as having been appo'htce
straightforward Of Lower Canada.
The Daches OF Berry. recently parfl
ID BY proxy to the Duke OF that name
peoAer o. Louis 18th, and brother nf tn,
Dsked' Angoulem, had arrived in Mar
SELLS, and after perforninga quarantine
dl0 DAYS, was expected at Eostalpb'eav
tie 18th Jane. when the marriage cere
ueny would be repeated ao,l all Franc
setasog Oh the topic, as England has re
Gently been.
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WaIlted

EvWO Apprentices to the Hating
a Business, from IA to IL years O
g., and Of good character and con
aexions.
John Wilbar.
June 2t Y
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N ants a Situation,
July "a

A young man who has comple''
povlede Of accounts and writes got'
and Undoubted credentials can b
oduced. Euquire Of the Printer.
July "a -
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Dissolution Of Partnership,

The partnership Ct Poke e Kett@H
is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All who nave claims will present then
tor payment; and these indebted viii
make immediate settlement with either
Of the subscribers.
Francis Boyle, Georgetown.
John ketteli, Alexandria.
~ {. DODGE, for the present will
continue to attend to the Commission Blu.
siness as here oiore, and to whom Cor
are requested to direct at
Georgetown.
JAW a d2W
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Flour & Grocery Business.
July "a

THE Subscribers, ut.der the firm o.
FLEMING and CO. have com
menced the Flour and Grocery Business
in the Store lately occupied BY Mr.. Da
mel Cawood.
Joseph Vaudeville,
Sanl. B. Lar mour,
James Fleming.
July "a st
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Sales Of the Cargo
OF the sch I Maria from HaDanc.
THIS DAY. 9Th Inst.

( " tht oStt ~ - 49, =.
THIS DAY, 9th Inst.
1t twelve o'clock, will be sold, on the
importing and Exporting Company's
wharf, Georgeto,cn, the Cargo of the
schooner Maria, Capt. Marbury, IRON
Havana, viz.
$4,000 weight Green Coffee in bags
6 hogsheads Muscovado Sugar
10 half boxes White Ciayed Sugar
10 boxes Brown ditto ditto
s5 hogsheads Molasses.
Mallory g Watts. Aue'rs.
scp Terms liberal, and made known
at the sale.
Immediately after The sale Of the car
go, w;N be sold.
Es The Schooner MARIA, burthen
s ssss@sssss E about los tons, substantial and
eel found vessel, can be sent to sea at
1 very small expense-fo be sod on a
credit of 6, 8 and IL months, for approx
I'd ndprSed notes
MALLORY e Watts, Auo'is,
UClItiN.
immediately after the sale of the Trenton
and Cargo, This Day, GATH instant
will be sold, at our Warehouse.
Il variety ef Groceries,
Among which are
s hogsheads Loaf Sugar
10 barrels Muscosado ditto
8 hogsheads ditto ditto
8 casks Claret
8 ditto Wine Vinegar.
Mallory e Watts, Auc'rs.
GeorgetoNt, Jnly q
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BACON.
Nurse Wanted

A white woman of good character Vii
hear Of an eligible situation as Nurse.
provided she will az ee to 81 into the
country. on application to the PrInter.
july "a st
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July l6 60
The editor Of tie Federal Republican
and Baltimore Telegraph, is requested to
ln-ert the above oHee a week till the
18th of August next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
Men EalL& Winter Goods.
NOW OPENING FOR SALE BY
JOSEPH IiARROD,
'ctler ef 5rebmtge md .Hatdie-Stree

iffflet u stafiaftgt nHd .Tftdfe-SIrtefS,
CONSISTING of be9 we(i of England Broad
~ Clo,a.--biack, blue brown. olive, bottle aud
r;,d iuperfne aaa common d,to--fuperfne and
Law er,ced Cafhmcrs. all coiours--blue, olive.
h,cwo and drab Hunters Cloth. Kerieys-Duf.
Sus--prown. olive bottle, c,nnamon. fcarlet aud
h,ck omnazette.-- Bozetts-- Figured Petite Elan
ue,,-PeH1e Cloths olive, brown aud bronze
Ouee.v Goth, cate lriih Liunens- Linen
r,mb,,c..-4 aud Ca Cotton Camhrics-Cam
h,e Mulns- Figured Mullins Cambria and
Cannon Dimoties- Fiannels and BA'zes, an afort
men,-- waafkin--z and 6 4 Ginghams- Facto-
~ Starting and shee,ings Britiih Cot ons-- Foil.
;nSt aud Sxanfdowa Veft,ugs-bIack elk Floren
,;oe y.il;vs Canton and Nankin Grapes, black
and co GU, ed--back aud white Italian Grape
aro,eh and Tartan Plaid, 4464S4 Chiutz
sh,vl,-Scar;et and Dfab Calf mere shzwis fix
A;,,.- mutation do.--b.ack and coioured Cambrics
.--talian, r iorence and Indi. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
FIae Tsii d and spitAhe.d Observation-Disclosures
,leS.n and Ladies black and white ELK Hole and
Cove, Ladies lead and fate Worried Hole
HACK ane white dos 4 aud 4 4 Cacoes-Furni
,ure. aad Cooper Plates Gentlemen aud Ladies
Garnet. Leather aod Fur Socks--Cotton Stacks
Making Canvals--India Cslicoes, and Cottons---
Habit Buttous and Tr,m :nings -Ribbons, an af
fot.nent--b.sck and olive Ve'vst--Imper,al Cord
-s,ockinetts--W Worried and Lamb. Wool P4nta
looo flsis--iautaioon D. awers--l bale Ruffia Di-
,oers-- Umbr elas--P ,n.-- Cotton Bslls. &c. &C,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
POETRY Y.

Lines spoken al late Exhibition, by the only eLlo
ofthe late Rer. BIZ. S. If n. al the sixth gear q
her age.
A little orphan now attempts 10 speak
My helpless state ,nusi Kind protection seek,
Al y father, when my ble bad just begun,
Finish d his course, aud lett h,s file QUE
Yet then my mother liv'd, tender and mild.
10 guard, to watch and sooth her only child.
She 100 is gone, and now lam left alone;
No parent knows my wants, nor hears my moan.
Thus ea,ly ana doom'd to feel the rod,
And early let ME hope and trust in God.
He hears young ravens cry--O may share
Ills plying love, his kind protecting care!
My Savior tool seek his gracious arm,
To guard lamb, and keep off ev'ry harm
My parents brought me early TO his fold
A blessing more to me, than sums OF gold.
Nexton kind eafthy friends my heart would stay
To sooth my cares and wipe my tears o way;
| lift my little hands 10 ask your aid,
And God the orphans friend, will see you paid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
HARD WARE.

Table Kuive, and Forks-Deiert do-Pen and
Pocket Knives--shoe do.--Buicher do.-RaSo''
and RAZOR ssrops- Brals Cocks--bfai. Kettles
Warming Pans--Fryiog Pans--Shoe Hammer
Pineers-Awi blades and hats box and poll Cot
fee Mills chef. PAD, ill., cioiet and f'ock Locks
Hinge. and. Screw.-No Norfolk Thumb l.atches--
Needies-P ins--B ellows, aforsed-Chads WHIPS
States Pencils--Skafes--Hones- eli :
for.--b,af. oI.ted and iron Cande Sucks--Shovels
and Tong. Britan,a and boektin lea po!s--Steel
Yards-SIeigh Beits-Whip Thongs- Ha'che's--
Hammer. Hand Saws Fl ss- Sieve Bottoms
Brad. and Tacks--Coat and Ven Buttons Com
mode Handes--Lookirg G. allies -Srset.cles-~--
Kui,,ing Pins-Curry Combs cloth and ihoe
Brul,e:-ivory aud horn Com sable Aad 'sA
S,oons.-tobscco aud lnuf Boxes-lnk Powder-
Jok stand.-Paper -QuiIs--Sand Stones SHAME
Bits fpike and mai o'"h's:. RIM INN li0o.. '"u'
NEHEMIAH CRAM,
CEORCE WARREN.
Portland, nov. 10, 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
No. v.
On earth Peace, good ssiN torpasuls Men.

On earth Peace, good ssiU tousds'ds Men.
The secoud number of " The Friend OF Peace"
concludes with A recent declaration Of the Con-
cress OF Vienna improved"
This declaration is on the subject of the African
slave trade. Ii purpoc,s ,ia, this trade has been
regarded by just ana enlightened men in all asrs,
as re pugnau, 10 the pr.ne.pics OF humanity aud
universal morslity"-ilat 1t Is . scorrge which
has desoIated Airica, degadedEurope and afflicted
humaniiyn--'' tha, al last Tie public voice IN all
civilized coun riss has demanded il should be sup
pressed as soon possible hat this Is a iieas-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
Miscellaneous Selections.
wILKEsBAaaE, DEC s

Singular instance u Female Heroism.
Abou, two weeks since, the wife Of John
Cosb, oil Providence, in this county, obscrv-
ed wolf following some sheep directly to.
wards the house ia which t6ey lived end
rs her husband was absent fonl home, she
Immediately took down his rifle, aud APP
preached the wolf, who stopped as she ad-
vanced. She levelled the piece at HIM and
snapped il three times IN succession with
out effect. Being convinced that, the rife
would no, go off, she resolved upon another
mode OF attack, and Immediately approach
cd the vol, who began TO advance, and with
The bIeecli Of the gun she struck him on
the head, when the b czech broke off not
discouraged, however at this accident, she
kept the wolf at bay with the Barrel, and
called TO her son Ca boy about ten yea,s) 70
bring an axe who did so but as he ap-
preached, the volt made towards him when
he threw the axe At the wolf and ietrea,ed
The wolf Immediately turned, aud again
attacked the woman who had in the mean
time secured club, with which she bee,
the wolf and killed him, without receiving
any injury.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
Cheap Fall & Wanter Gooas
JUST REcsIvEp AND roR sAts BIZ
ELIAS KELSEY, -,
Ne 1. MIDDLE ST

No I, MIDDLE STREET,
CONSISTING of iuperhee back, bus Gave
~ green aud mixed BROAD CLIO How
oriced diito--mled aud hngie CASSlalrRES, va
r,ous eoiors-Dufiis Plains, Serge.-biue, olive
green and drao PsiTs Cloths; gu eos Cloth
6iaek brown. olive, orange, cinnamon, gieen add
red BOMB aZETTS-Wiid Bore.7-2 ,baies Elan
nei. very chesp--whne aud coiofeo Samories
D;moue,. mu aod Loco Nisfins, nice-F orences
Lullr,ug, and sarlaetts, black, olive, green p,ns
cinnamon aud other coor--44 67Aai A e!e
CANT elk shawis, 8 4 Merino ant Cafiimsfe do
white. black greeu and iczret coors 8 and
:, 4 ,uli,ation Pa ch do The s. fancy tia'r Combs
Bandoes -Mesino T,im.ntx g. &c ten. sad Tartan
Pizd,--yreeu orange aud tcsre, figured Rattiu
eus-67 9 IL * a Rofe B.snkets-- swan.
fki o, swsolduwu aud Fancy Vctings F,orentine
do adde's aud gentlemens White o,sck ant A. G
Worried no 81 Ad,sss KID aud Iik GLOV8o--
Yeptiemsns white Kid zod Elk do-~InperiAi, gilt
and ma heIfan coat and ven BUTTON bell do.
black and drzb fix VELVET -pan.aloon Drawers
win aad without feet Copper Platesa--Inoia Cal
HANDKRRCtiIEF -cofion madr ale and pull
sa,, do--(e~ing iik, rwia Pins,Needss &c,
St ...AIso ON HAED4.
AN extensive afotimeus Ut american manu-
.fs6lured GOOD,-Sinoug which are the follow
1000 lb. Warp Yarn, Nos. from 6 70 20
5000 yard, B.eached ehirtnss and sheelings
1900 do. unbIeached shrtings
800 do sheetinss
800 do shaker hirtings
200 coz hau Combs
$50 M. cut Tacks from l2 to l6 OF
$50 do BradS do . 2toiI inch
Red and copperaf~ Yarn. s'e
Bedtick,ng, from go to SO per yard
Broadcoh, stripes and Cheeks
Prislt Cioalhs Cotton Kerfeys
,sIticctu Diapers
G.nghsm. Threads
Cotton BAlls
Floor. Hearth. Hopd Qua and Clothes BRU HIS.
~ Country Merchants may a. usuA' be accom-
undated with the auove Goods on 'he n'ott rezlcn
abie terms for cain OF approved crecn.
Nov i2 Vf1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28

ure particularly worthy officer attentioR'-that
they are aaimatei with a desire TO concur by eve
ry means in their power in the most prompt aud
efectoal execution of it," and that il is cause
of which the fna! triamph will be one OF the great
est monuments Of the age that undertook it, and
which shall have goriously carried j, into effect"
Such says the writer is the language of the
on this subject since the American revolution.
rhe spark which resulted from that dreadful COLI
SION, speaking before Of che contest for liberty and
the natural rights of men has been gradually in
ceeasing. till at length il has Illuminated I'll the
nations of Chrisiendom.-' Behold how great a
matter little fire kindleth =
Let il now be considered that the custom of
war is as perfectly unnecessary, unjust and inhu-
man the slave trade that while the slave trade
has destroyed its thousands and its tens Of thou
sands the custom Of war has destroyed and distress
ed It's millions and its tens of millions s'sLei it
also be considered that the custom OF war as really
depends popular opinion, as the slave trade ev-
er did, and that ii may be abolished by similar
means'.s* should lhele be suitable sxertions on
the part of protested christians in the two count
ries, I'm Gaming Great Britain ard Americal the
way may soon be prepared for another European
agress 10 pronounce decisive doom on the
custom of war, as the recent congress las done on
the traffic in slaves
Isjt not fact that SO years ago the traffic in
slaves was unpopular in Europe and America, as
is tho rraSsut time Is there NOT pokV i'm
this country far greater number OF just ADD en-
iishtened fen' Who on principle, decidedly OPP
posed TO war, than there as 50 years ago opposed
10 the slave trade ?..s. Was there ever subject
brought forward in cur country, so novel and half
interesting. which net with 50 little opposition?
May we not then bumbly hope in God, that in less
than so years from this tne.our country will be as
free from al, coates as 1t Is from advocates
for the African commerce in slaves7
49, Say not there is a lion in the way the
cause is the Lords, and his grace and his arm are
ail-suiicient.'
Tins article is closed by an extract from the con-
clusion OF the late pamphlet from London, by Mr..
scargif, recommending the formation OF associa.
tons TO impress upon the minds Of the people at
large, the desirsbleness and pract;cabilny fabo.
iang the system, OF var altogether and observing
iha, q the friends Of humanity and religion 10 eve
ry part of Europe, in every quarter Of he globe,
would cheefuliy contribute their assistance TO an
object 50 powerful in lis tendency 10 ameiiorafe
the human race aud increase the comforts Of man
kind end he asks could che ministers OF re-
gion make better ne Of their pulpits than to iu-
cu'cate from them the doctrine OF Jesus Christ tie
doctrine OF peace9'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
SeaS0nDDie Goods,
Are jus, received and offered ter sale by
JOHN l.. SlORER,
Ne 4. UNION RON


HoNsISTlNG Of fuper6ne black blue. brown
~ coffee bfouIe green, aud other colours Lon
don BROACCLOrdS; great variety Of mild
ling and,low priced ditto; iopethne ADD common
black blue mixd drab. and other coiours Jingle
sod double mild Cstli In.sss Cords black white
red, green and yeaow Fam els and Baizes IS 4
81 and s 4 ditto Sw1n1kns plain. twilied, 6g
ured and plaid Bomoazetss; Wtidbores; PzntaIoon
Drawers q varie1y OF Veihngs; cotton Haodker
chief elk and cotton ditto; turkey red Basdan
On; Imitation Shawis, mourning diso a k and.
coron ditto an a1or;men,. plain aud twilI'd cot
too Shawls black aud white Millinettts black
blue mixed, brown and 6rao slockngneu; rs %
and 50 inch COTTON Umbrellas; very fac g,nghA..,
ditto Cotton Laces, Cambric Mu2as; Braces +;
becwn Linens variety Of plan and ,smoou.ed
book, null, Ieno and other Fancy MulIn, .besp
sAeekd, "trip d aud corded Camhrieks; dean
lscu and coierain Shirtiugs, olive brown black,
bsown, and other colours Queens x Petite Coths ;
e,nbrick aud common rocket Handkerchief !,
black aud coioured Sinchaws Sastine,ts; black,
white and coloured Florence Silk, swilied ditto |;
Nsuka, Canton and Italian Grapes, black ok
Hsndkerehiefs Fiorentine BombaziDes Rib
hons f: Furniiu res; ladies' black white aud fate
xurfsed Hole mems uiI d, black aud white ditto;
Gil. Hole; men, worried and iamb's woo, Halt
Hole black and coloured Sewing Silk and Twin;
Bali Twin Spttle6et i1andkerchiets landau
ma, CHECKED Gik, add light and dark flag ditto 8
Linen Camprcks; Cotton BALI Hunter Cloth |;
variety of Caiicoes and Ginghams black white
aad coloured Cambrics; Coatings; Duffis drab
and blue Kerieys-Linens--a large afior' ment of
meas, women'r and children. beaver, KID aud fix
Gloves-T apes-p,ain and figured Rat,inests-
Dimlies--ladia Cottons--tw,iro aad chsck'd Cra
vus- Rofs Banke's--lnperia fix Buttons green,
erinton, fcaret, orange aud grey figured Petite
Flannels- white and back lace Veiling-Factory
Shrings, Checks, and 1'hreads--sattinetss---Bi Bin
+ diags, 6c &c
q The above frefh Goods are offered At very
I lev prices for Cath only.
i ~ Purchslers RESPECTFULLY invited to ail.4a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
From the Csnn.etieu. Mirror.

4
The electioneering campaign has al
ready opened in Mafachufetts. The fed.
eralifs have agreed to fupport their pref
ent Governour and Lieut.. Covernour.
The democrats have nominated Gen.
Dearborn, Tor as the New-Yorke,'s call
him, granny Dearborn,) for Gov. and the
Hon. William King, for Lieut.. Cover.
nonr We think that democracy mutt
be at rather a low ebb in Mailachufetts,
or ellie Gen. Dearb born would never have
been thought Of as candidate for Cow
ernour.--We believe, however, if the
Gen. does not man1uvre his troops with
greater skill now, than he did the Amer
icin army, on the Niagara frontier, in
the late war, he will have leave to remain
in dignifed retirement. AT any rate, we
do not believe, thar while General Brooks
remains in the field, Gen Dearborn, will
ever be permitted to take the helm Of old
Mafaehufets.