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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-08
FROM THE ALABAMA.

By accounts tom st. Stephens to the
9!h, inst. we Iealn that major Youngs
the commanding officer at For' Crawford,
with small ioice, consisting VI regulars,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-08


Sbbls ship bread at 81 S1S
cask wine, 90 gallons 8
boxes raisins 6
l 10 macaronies 3
Total $40
For which I did not pay for want of
means | promise the captain to pay him
at the first interview at the coast Of Gu
ba: anchored at Savannah. la.Mar, the lst
Of April, 1918, and thai it may be valu-
able, sign VINCENT De MATrL'
This Mr.. Vincent de Matt stated to
capt. Trouant that he was a tender to
commodore Aury, end that he belonged
10 Baltimore, which port he left 9 months
ago. On parting with captain T. he made
the following endorsement on the briggs
register:
'This day, LIST April, 1918, l make
known TO all captains and commandants
of the Independents, that I have visited
the brig Augusta of American construe-
ton as well as the captain and his equi.
page-which 1 find going towards New
Orleans: all thuse who shall read this GER
tifcate, salute VINCENT De MATTI'
Captain T. left the Augusta at lila.
wanna, having exchanged commands with
the master Of the Pallas, in which vessel
he set sail for Boston on the 18th ult.
On the night she came out of Havana
the Pallas sprung leak in the cardboard
streak, to check which, as it was gainins
very fast, it was found necessary to cut
of several OF the tinbers in the run, in
order to stuff in old clothes, &c. On the
18th the leak had considerably abated.
On the cath however, il came on to blow,
and the vessel began to leak again very
badly. On the night of the s5th, fell in
with the ship Asia, capt. Goodwin of Lon
den, and requested him to lay BY the brig
during the night, which he promised TO
do /; but about 10 O'Clock he sent his mate
on beard with a letter, to which he re-
suested an answer, which capt. T. accord
iagIy returned. The next day capt Trou-
ant observed 10 the master of the Asia,
that as they were both standing upon the
same course, il he would keep by him and
permit his men occasionally to assist him
until they fell in with some American
vessel, he would pay him $500 dollars
per day, (instead Of the terms proposed
by capt. G. in his letter the preceding
evening but to lis offer capt. G. object.
ed, but made out proposition IN writing,
which he said he would give capt. ], all
day to make up his mind upon; and Il lie
finally concluded not to accede to il, he
would leave him. In tie course Of the
day capt. T found that the leak was ra-
pidly increasing, and his crew being al.
most exhausted with incessant labor at
the pumps-aud no American vessel ap-
pearing in sight, he was compelled to
sign the articles which captain 6. had
proposed. The terms of this agreement,
thus extsrted by necessity, capt. T. for
certain reasons has declined making pub
lie, further than that captain Goodwin
was to keep company with him until they
arrived at an American port, or fell in
with an American vessel. This agree
meat was made and entered into on the
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siandins-on the cabin Stairs. was order.
ed below by one Of the blacks, who at the
same time struck him violent blow with
tie fat Of his cutass. At this the ladies
were greatly alarmed, and cried bitterly;
one Of them, youag lady OF twenty
tainted, and remained in that distressing
situation considerable time, owing to
the confusion that prevailed. The officer
ordered US to clear away the long boat
and get the matches of, which was cone
AT 10 N. anchored; they then took
the boat and brought their captain and 5
or 4 more men on board, and proceeded
to search the brig both aloft and below.
They took most Of the passengers cloth
ing. the ladies necklaces and jewellery,
&c. amounting to 4 or 500 dollars; took
the mates quadrant and so or 40 dollars
worth Of clothing from him and the Sc
cond mate. They then took bb!s bread,
6 boxes raisins, l box maccsronies, one
small cask wine, one box chocolate, one
hawser, some ratline stuff, yc. and left
US. When uar boat carried them on board
their own vessel they sent US word it we
did not get under weigh Immediately,
they would board US again. We got I'M
der weigh and stood off The captain of
these .picaroons gave captain Trouant a
bill for forty dollars, Of which the follow.
ing is q copy,
Il acknowledge to have visited the
Americas brig Augusta, coming from Ca
diz, snd bound for New Orleans being
in want Of provisions, have taken from
the same, that is to say, viz.
bbls ship bread at 81 S1s
cask wine, 90 gallons 8
boxes raisins 6
l 10 macaronies 3
Total $40
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

UlHERr came to the stables OF tht
subscriber, on Monday the lst ms
person calling him elf
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Burr Milestone Making.

VENIiE Su1>cr b., wisHes - I"'o'm ms
friends aud The public, that he has
o. naud a good supply Of the first quality
Burr BLOCKS. Ills ,hop's near Co:.Pey-
toms store, where he Can supply all NH
,ers at the shortest notice with hfst rate
Mill stones. and which he will warrant
equal it not superior to any IN the United
States, and viii sell them at tie m"si re-
duced pricss-the workmanship superior
20 all, H. the dssrlc'.
D,r.lS ROBERT GLENN.
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90 Dollars Reward.

n,> AA irtm lie ID, UT b.r on
~ ionday oormng last, Ntg'o b"y
IA. ALECK. IS or IA years of age.
,ery black, Ia, a hin visase, with large
mouth, aud very staring eyes. lie had
on when he ran ava a pair oi blue Strl-
ped PAN aluUus, edinburgh shirt, aud an
old wool hat. lie is very expert, .nPu.
dent ami something Of har. ] will give
Ten Dollar, reward il taken within ten
miles of Alexandria, OF TIE above reward
if taken b'yond that distance, aud all
reasonable charges If brought hose.
THOMAS MlLBOURS,
Fairfax county, near Alexandria.
MaSers Of vessels and others are eau
toned agains, barboring or conveying a.
way the said negro. under the penalty OF
tn. Las So June liz
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Orphans Court,
Alexan'iria I ounty.2 1919
May Tenn,

A!e1an'lrla .OuA'y' 1918
nRDERED, that the administratorot
~ William iiartshorne. deceased, do
insert the usual advertisement taiee times
a week for four weeks. in the Alexandria
newspapers A copy-tcsie,
A. MooRE, Register Wills.
THIS is TO gire Notice,
That the subscriber, OF Alexandria
county, in the district of Columba, has
obtained from the Orphans Court OF said
county, letters OF administration, vita
the will annexed, On the estate OF WL-
liam hartshorne, late Of the county alore-
said, deceased: All persons having CLAIMS
against the said decrdent, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with The
vouchers thereof, passed BY the Orphans
Court, to the subscriber, on or before INC
2ad day Of November next, or they may
by law. be excluded from oil benefit to
ssid e t,te; and those indebted thereto
are required to rake immediate pay.
ment.-Given under my hasd, this 2sd
day Of May, 1918.
WILLIAM II. Mi LsR,
Administrator, with the will annexed,
of VIM. Hartshorne.
Nav % tmy4w
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Orphans Court,

A'', ms1 Te S"s"'y'} 1918
ORDERED, that the administrator Of
~ Randolph Mott, deceased, do in
sert the usual advertisement hree times
a week Tor four weeks, in the Alexandra
aeu sPapers - copy--teste,
A. Moore. Register Wills.
This is to gire Notice.
That the subscriber has obtained from
the Orphans Cou,t of Alexandria Coun.
ty, in the district Of Columbia. letters
Of administration on the personal estate
Of Randolph Mott, late Of said county,
deceased: All persons having claims o.
gainst the said decedeut, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, pas ed BY the
Orphans Court, t. the Subscriber, on OF
before the 22d day of November heIt, or
they may by law be excluded from all
bene fit to said estate; and those indebt-
cd taersto arc required to make immedi.
ate payment. Gwen under my hand, this
Ed May, 1873
THOMAS r. MOTT,
Administrator of Randolph Mott.
NAV 90 fmw41
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-19
Land for Sale.

vVNHE 81 'scrlb,r wishes n dispose Of
the .hole or a part of tract OF
LlND, containing between 6 and 700
acres, lying within s miles OF AIexan-
dria and 4 and hall from the Washing
ton bridge, aud divided into fur parts
by the Leesburg road and the turnpike
from the WASH gton b idge to the Little
River turnpike No. I contains about GO
acre., has 6se orchard and some young
wood, and is partly enclosed No.. Q,
c-nta:Ring aboai 81, and No 8 about J. SD
acres. lay neares: t, Alexapdria, and are
entirely covered with young growth OF
h,c kory and oaks with some wood-these
three parts lay ADM ably for cultivation,
aud the latter has en- it one of the finest
springs in tine cou"ty. No. 4 has on 1t
a two s,or; frame house with two large
rooms 90 fpor, kitchen, laundry and
snake house, together with severa! tene-
ments, one Of which, situated at the
junction Of the two roads, is an excellent
wasg.n stand, we'll known BY the name
Of BontsS Tavern. There are on It al.
so, several orchards, some fine springs,
and never failing stream sufficient fur
water works: part Of it is in cultivation
and toIerabiy well enclosed, with snfii-
cheney OF wood. The three first parts
may be had separately, or the whole to-
gether at very mode ate price, on the
FOLLOWING terms, viz One-lourth CASH
enc fourth on the first September next,
and the balance in two equal annual pay
ments thereafter, with intesest.-Pos-
session will be given the purchaser im-
mediately. The title is coed and free
from eIcunbr ance. The premises will
be shown b, ]. B. M'FarIins, living there
on, and aay application directed to me,
in Washington CITY. will be. attended to.
WM. b. RANDOLPH.
aprii L. mtf
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CIR ceries.

CIR ceries.
TENHE subscribers have received and
4 pffsr for sale
so chests and hsif chests young hyson
and mpcrial tea, latest importatious
Is hhds. LIST and Cd sugars
10 rum, "a part very 6ne)
90 barrels N. Z do.
20 bags coffee r
Is barrels whiskey .r.,,
10 hhds. prime retailing mo'asses
a green copperas
30 boxes brown soap
10 do. shaving do.
6 do. Castle do.
9 pipes old Teneriffe vine
so boxes mould and dipped candles
so raisins
40 segars LIST aud ed quality
10 bales letter and common paper.
$50 reans each)
IS bales wrappingdo.
s bags pepper
10 kegs large twist tobacco
90 small do. =, -.
so Carrots & Hanilton's snuff
Filberts in bags
Natmegs
Lines and brd cords
Loaf and lump sugar
Madden
Glauber salts
Alum
With general assortment Of the best
wines and liquors, by retail.
Y. Il Il. Blackjack.
Nsr 18 invita-
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Notice.

TNHE Subscribers to the Falls Bridge
Il Turnpike Company residing m
Fairfax County, Virginia, who lately sub
scribed with a view to enable the Com
psny to bpilda 8 idse acrOss the lower
Ford OF Dificult Run and to forward the
Turnpike ,oad, are hereby notified that
they are required to pay TO John Ten
pleman, the superintendent on the road,
or to hi, ORDER a monthly instrument OF
ten dollars per share, to commence on
the Goth July next and to continue TIL
The whole amonut Of subscriptions are
paid up.
By order of the Board,
JOHN MURDOCH, Treas.
Georgetown, June l9, 1918 F5t'
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Valuable Property for Sale
, ar pIIRLH 1JCIID Ne

-. .sF PUBLIC CCIIOE
DY v,rue OF decree Of the ban the
ID Superior Cou of Cbancery for the
Frsdarickshurs dist.ic in Virginia, III q
suit yherein tae executors olJ5hn Stump,
deceased, ar pIai tits and James he.
nsaie defeptant. will be exposed fc sale.
at public auctisb, on the premises, ad-
joining the town Of Dumf.ies IN the
county Of Prince William, a WATER
GRtSr MILL, in complete o,dtr Tor
manufacturing flm +. ON Qusnlico Creek,
with two par O five fee, burr stpLes,
ard every Implement ard appur,enance
thereunto belonging, and ten acres Of
Land about and. adjoining the same Ell.
so, ole other WATER GRI>T ILL
adjoining the aforesaid premises OF Qsan-
tico Creek. with one pair OF largo burr
stones and the necessary machinery, and
a kiln for drying cora, and about go a.
ores Of land round and adjoining the
sane, laid off into clover lots, including
one and an half acres, known by the
name Of the Saw Mill Tract; the whole
Of which property adjoins ard is on ne
yer falling stream OF water, and the mills
in sight of each other, and Immediately
adjoining the town OF Dumiries.
/ avn directed by the plaintiffs to say,
that TWO thousand dollars Of the porchase
money r,nst be paid down, and tina
credit Tor the residue will be given until
the FIRST day O! November next
The sale will take place on Saturday
the 2O'h dIy Of Jone next, at IL o'c!ock,
and immediate possession given the pur-
aud q deed made il satisfactory
security is given to the plaintiff:
JOHN ST NNARD
Marshal District Fredericksburg.
Nav l8
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Notice.

A Ii persons are cautioned against
n trusting or hsrboring two boys
name COLIN CALVERT and JESSE
10 iNSON, each aged about Is, as We
will pay no debts of t,rir contracting al
ter thi; date. REUBEN CALVERT.
ENOS JOHNSON.
CHAMPS race ground, Prince
William CO. Va. June lS.-st@
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a1isd ,army, Of the isaneial means pro.
yidei Tor carving i, tito effect, ard OF
tie speedy meeting of the allied Scye-
reign, toe the purpose Of fixing the p e
lcise tine, an n'he' p-epa atorv circum-
stances. Tie sunrsqnired for the final
liquidation of the claims Of foreign
pcvers is reduced fr~ m six'een hundred
million ut trar-s (abput 66,665, cool
Ste agl, the amount Of the original de-
mani, a. three hs~dred and twenty mil.
lions eight hand ell thousand francs.
LATEST
rFrOm English rape 20 the 9Th May, re-
ceiyed at the Office Of the n.
fmk Gazette.
There appears to have been but little
fluctuations in the markets, except In
Stocks, which have advanced in price.
The queen Of England had been i'll
but the la.t bulletins left her comfortable
"The kiUg has passed the last month
IN great tranquility, and remains In good
health Of BODY, bat his majesty's disor-
der is unaba,ed."
Average price Of corn, By the ar. Of s
Winchester bushes, and Of oatmeal per
bsll o, l4O lbs. avoirdupois, from the re-
turns received 10 the week ended s5'h
April 1918; wheal 9ls Id; rye SOS Sd |;
barley SIS lid; oats Sis lid; beans 54s
lid peas ST. Sd /; oatmeal SIS, Cd.
he average price Of wheat ending the
I'd Of May, was So 81.
American -four vas IS to so.
On --snt Prices q London .lsJ7
Ashes, pot. ls' sort, c~t. 54a; pearl
10 g. TO 6Ss, dull cotton, Sea Island,
10 q Cd to IS Id; Upland. Is Sd to Is
10 led 4; Louisiana, l. 9 lid {" Is
IlI-2i, heavy; rice, Carolina, IN bond,
cwt 4j ts 46S, declining; tobacco, Wa
ryIan,l. Ordinary and scrub lib. Ia to
9; brnwu, tn 8; ;niGdIiug d.. 9 l-2 to
10 Ia; good dn. 9 to II; good aud hne
color, ine yeiicw, IL To Is; Virginia,
ord. ADD f-led. ! ID to s; low AID MD
ding, sl-4'o Ga; tioe black sWee'
secuted lltol2 Yo-k and Jane .r>
yer, T. 10; stemmed, 10 to IL; Ken,
tuck, none; .tea y; Americ-n Hour.
s9pe fine, OBJ. so TO SIS, dull and 10 hing.
United stat 6 pc cent. stuck, liz t.
lCs 1-s; da. ) d.. = L.; Dc bark
sha $, De. sha.e, SO! To- sellers; pa
MIS- dnllars, or. S, oil; dOubloon., none
B.its-h stock<-Cousos, May :, 80 2
but frustrating
The duke Of Wellington and suite
from F ance, vas landed e, Dover on
the 81 OF May, from the Lord Duncan
Packet, and p o,eedsd fer London
The Lords of the British Admiralty,
have directed al the guard ships Of the
Uaited Kingdom, except flag ships, to
assemble at Plymouth the LIST Of June,
aud then to proceed on q cruise Of two
months.
A battle was fought 10 India between
the British and Holkar, on the 2lst OF
December. The latter was defeated,
but the loss Of the former was severe
Among the killed, liertcuants Coleman;
Macleod, and Glen. NIL. was OF the
Scots. Major Bowen was sm"ns tue
wounded. The enemy lost 5000 men
ia killed and wounded, besides rs CUTS
mostly brass, elephants, and some hun
dred camels.
A detachment of the s5th regiment,
we're embark,ng a, Plymouth fer Anne
RIGA other troops in South Wales were
also to be sent on for the same destiha-
ticn.
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ok E.rckangs Coffee House Ssa.
&RMARINE JOURNAL. E3s&

PoRT OF ILExASDRIA--5 JUNE IL.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Mary, Clements, 5 days iron
Baltimore rum, gin, dry good, hard
wsre, &c. tn merchants Of the DIST Ict.
A sloOp passed up this m rnlng. sup
posed to be the Java, from y. York.
CLEANED.
Schr. Mary, Prior. New York.
Brig Agent, Sedgwick, and schr. Ad,
cline. Rumney, Of this po,t, aud brig
Planer, ..ence via Frederick sbnrg, were
lett at % r'o by brig Pizarro, arrived
at New-York 18th instant. "a tays
Slsop. Olive Branch, Halves, hence
Tor Bermuda, touched at Norfolk 18th
inst. nn business.
Snip Adas, Jsnnissn, hence at Cove
Of Cork, Nay ).
Steam Boat Report
The waShingt> n-s'ryed at S Pm
Saw r.o'hing bound up
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Public Sale.

- By virtue Of deed Of trust
HIP from Richard Arell to the sub.
IRt scrlber, VIII b. exposed to public
~ ale. on Tuesday the 18th day
Of Jul, next. vt II o'clock, on the pre-
misses, house. and lot situated in the
town of i lie ahdria, on the North side
of Duke. street. and Fest side OF tnion-
Stree, nov in the tenure Of David Man
kins. Terms Of sale. cash.
N. HERBERT, Trustee.
May 10 tuthsiJaIyl4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-19
To Sportsmen.
N .MlIN OF UCkS

4 .n.3LsE or OCkS
NNn.L he fought On Friday the IGN
" iustapt. at Neahsco Hotel near
Ol alri,s, Prince William County, Va
I've necessary viii " provided Tor the
accoa.,;, .d,tion Of visitors.
NJuue Ii "
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The Union.

EINOR the greater irr '.rm"dation OF
the Public, the USIox will. in flu
tur,, ,un tw,ce a day between George
town aud Alexsndria--pr divided the re
ceipts viii justify the additional exPense.
She will leave Georgetown at hail past
eight and at one o'elOck-and will leave
Alexandra at half past ten and at four.
She will take OH boa d, and land pas
sengers at the Bridge, on her way up add
down
On SUNDAYS he will, as usual, go TO
Fort Wa .hinston, leaving Alexandria at
half past ten, A n
jane Il Sw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-19

Hardware.
u EWIS IIIPkiNs s Co. have re-.
A ceived per the Mohawk, via Balti-
more, a snal, addition to their former as
so-tment Of hardware, which renders the
assortmen, tOe7ab!y complete and extern
siys. AMONG WHICH ARE,
Shae thread /" balls, Of COED quality
Easli h Birdie and skirtins leather,
Of superior quality
Mems and women's saddle trees
Plated chain spurs
Girth webbing
Waldrou's graio and grass sithcs
Sickles
Patent iron tea kettles
VITA VARIETY OF
Cutlery e Mongery Goods;
all II which are 0H.icd at reduced pri-
ces IL punc'ual Gu TONERS. Juac IL
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Bath House.

TH iE sub,c lDs, respe ctfnlly informs
his friends and the public, that his
Bath House will b. kept open during the
seasou, and no cxertIous Oh his part shall
be waiting to give satisfaction TO those
who shall favor I'm with their custom
Two baths, distinct from the rest, are ex-
pressly reserved for the use Of Ladies'
ahu will be waited on asreeably to their
directions. ~ Tickets will be ready
for delivery on FRIDAY next.
~ The subscriber has received by
the Norfolk packet. a quantity OF Fresh
LINES, which Will en,ble him to keepa
constant supply OF PUNCH, OF the best
quality. Also,
A large SEA TURTLE, which will be
dressed 10 a few days--ol which public
notice will be given. T.ShIELDs.
June IL
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Cheap Carpets,
(!Snitabts TO. Sumner USE SC. &c.
100 PIECES ao"r, passage u stair
lOC ,tra~ carpeting, low priced
so bag. fiib'r's
500 lbs hulled barley
80 bundles cassia
40 sroce velvet corks
so bbls behring's, No. l-inspection
Of last year. in sound order, and al low
$500 gallons cider vinegar Eprice
40 dozen claret, low priced
90 dozen 20 very old, ard fine
quasity-For sale by
VAUDEVILLE & LARMOUR.
June IL
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Umbrella, Parasol and Trunk
ffIp Mandatory.

4 SMALL a.SSorment Of elegant Pa
q RAS0LS aad UMBRELLAS for
sale at the store formerly occur.vd by
MIR. Samuel Kirk, in King street, g doors
belcw Washington street. ra
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Shoes, Hats, &c.
NUST received per late .rrivals from
o Portland, Boston and Baltimore,
45 boxes anA trunks kid, prunello.
morocco and leather shoes, OF every de.
scripton. suitable Tor the preset md ap.
4 doz. B.aDer e Castor Hats,
OF nc newrs; fashions
$ dozen low priced knapt ditto
2 duzen boys drab ditto .
l2 dozen mems & boys patent plush
dittn-iight. cheap and durable
10 j zen fac wool hat bodies
A variety If Seal Skin and Leather
Trunk, Nc.--F"r sale by the subscriber,
a, his store in King street.,
WILLIAM TRUE
June IL dlwthstu4w
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Carpeting.

Carpeting.
I'm hsni at ne auction store corner
~ ,f Prince and Water streets, Itoi-
land Rush C,rpets, Gustly celebrated for
Their durabilityl-o: different widths and
qualities, which may be seen and pur
chased at any time.
p. G. MAGSTELLER.
lane s. II
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Potatoes.
100 BUS has narthern potatoes
~ in pritns orde, -ior sal. By
JOHN RUMNEY.
jane 10 Sttmw
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13
EDWARD HOWE,


-HAs FOR sALK-
DFST Nankin Grapes pieces black blk hana
ID ksrchiefs--A generai adortment OF Sroadeioin rs
-Cafimeres-PeIise Cloths and Fiannels hgurd
Rastuers and a'i.bury Fiannei-Iable Coons-
tartan olaid Bomhazet--Hearth Rug -Roie Ban
ke,s-sattinets-- 5ennets Cord-red and green
Beckinv.-Worfsed Weicoals and Dsawers-mens
fne woIfied and lambs wool Hoie-Ladies wofit
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