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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-16
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IsBoN, June %.
Extract Of an official DESPATCH from Lord
WelhnSfon - bis ECcellency Miguel Pc
reiraForgaz dmedhead quarters OUR
Ia de 81. Joao, June 20. 1911.
The advance OF thu enemy, composed of
10, 600 men, moved forward to Los Santos.
on the morning of the 18Th, In consequence
OF which movement, lieutenant StreeDjyItZ
OF the 2lst regiment Of. dragons was or
dered by Sir William ErskIne, to reconnoi
tire the enemy with a small detachment of
the Sd hussars, and Sd dragon guards :
this detachment disting lished itself in a
charge which it made upon superior force
OF the enemy, from which it took some pri
soners.
had given orders. that, i'm case the
enemy should advance to raise the siege or
blockade oil BadaJos /; and that the cavalry
OF the I'd and 9Th divisions If the anglo Lu-
sitanlan army. and the Spanish troops under
Gen. Blake should unite, and / set out that
night Tor Albuera, to snperntend The move
ment OF the troops. also ordered 10 be out
in motion. on the night of the 18Th Gen.
Hamilton's division, by withdrawing, il from
the blockade of Badajos, as / had deter
mined to give battle to the enemy, if only
the army OF the south was advancing. On
the night % the 18th. Lieut. AyIing. who
had been ordered to wach the enemy's mo
tions, arrived at Albuera, with the informa-
ton, that the advanced guard Of the army of
Portugal (ate M asscna's) had in its march
from CASTLE. entered the city of Truxillo,
on he evening OF the 18Th instant, this in
formation corroborated what had learned
on the 18th, relative to The march OF this ar
my. AS the enemy C. uld form a junction
with the army. o. the south. by the Is n At
Merida, determined to raise the blockade
of Badajoz. and accordingly ordered the
combined army to recross the Cuadisoa on
the II h, which was Effected with.ur aDy
difficulty, or loss OF any article whatever, at
the same time General Blake. with the Spa
nish army crossed il at Jerumeaha.
Since that period the allied array has been
encamped in the woods, upon the Yiver Cays.
Tore de Moribo, with IT'S right upon hat
river ; the Sd ard eth divisions with the
cavalry under brigadier general Madden az
Campo Major. Thetrsops Dnder the com
mand OF lieut.. general SIR X. Spencer, en-
the frontiers OF CASTLE crossed the ragus A,
Villa Velha. while the enemy crossed Al
Almatez, the whole body is ~ prescni DOS
ted along the Caya, between this place and
! Arfonehes.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-16

ASSURANCE 4GlINS1 FIPE.
HE delinquent Members OF the Mu,us n
assurance Society Against Fue on build
" tpe o's'e OF Virginia, residing Within the
district composed of the Cry OF Ricnnnnd
town OF Petersburg and Counties OF Usnr,co,.
Chestei heid, Prince George and Dmw,d Jig
are soiiciIed to hold themselves IN resdn.say p
d,schTBe their respective deIinquencies M, -.
Pl,sti"n, otherwise suits will be indj y ~
aa'eiy instituted the Subscriber beng deter.
Aou g fHOs n. DaEw.
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Fort sroDDERr. July q.

FORT SroDDERr, July "a.
On the authority of letter from Pensa-
cola, received by the Editors dated the
18th inst. we state that Colonel Mcxant
was there at that time, and that no such
news as an interview being solicited by
him with Governor Claiborne, was known
there.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-16

E'OR SALE, Lot No. 7I5, on Shockoe niii,
- nesr Mr.. John Gamble and Immediately OPP
pOsite Mr.. Curtis Carer this loo is yell enclos
ed, and has on IL, small Duteh-rooied house,
and number of handsome trees--for further
particulars enquire OF
THOS. TAYLOR.
Jay g IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-16

iN ASON'S NEW POCKET co.'s
IA ON SNOW n tie rrsss, and ,s,i, ~
ay LOT delivery 70 Su IS .rDers and o.hers. , =.
Surry County. AeF. TO-. kg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-16
August 10.
.Y.4LUABLE L.4yN.D FOR SAi,E


ri UABLE LAND FOR Sill r..
\ 'HE Subscribers are sutholise d to dispose of
4 about $50 acres of the Lands of Mr. 10
,eph Watson, lying on Aliens creek, in Hanover
county and about % miles from this City,
Two thirds ofthe Land now rffered for sale Is
we'll timbered, ard the whole of it said tn be of
excellent quality. and well adapted to the
growth of Corn, Wheat aud Tobscco.-A sur
vey OF the Lands may be seen aud the terms of
sale known, CT application TO
07oncnrs. Robinson e Peasants.
Ang 10. 5,
NOR RENT, the Tenement at present in
the occupancy of Mr. Alexander Quarter
also. one other Tenement adjoining
Possession Can be had of tie former on 1st
Sept and of the litter Tenement immediate
possession can be given-Appy,o
GEORGE GREFNHCT
Aug. 10. 2w
XkYlLI. be of'ared for Sale, to the highest
w bidder, before Wards Tavern, in The
town of Lynchburg, on Tuesday, the 10Th day
OF Sept. next, tract Of AND, containing $40
acres. by recent survey situated nn the Wa
ters of Failing River, in the county of Campbell,
about Is miles from the Town of Lynchburg,
aud the distance from Bent Creek A
considerable part Of it is strong Tobacco land,
and no part cleared UJ One fourth of the
purchase money will be required to bt paid on
executing The deed, and the balance may be paid
N three equal annual payments, on giving
Bond, with good security.-rhe land will be
shewn to any person inclining TO view it, 10y
the Subscriber, who lives on the buckingham
road, few miles below Hunters Tavern.
ARC'D. n OBERTSOM Jr. Trustee.
Aug. To- ids
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AMPTHILL MILLS FOR SALE.

Pursuthte OF 8 ~. ree ofthe Circuit Con
n VI the ". States, tor the District of y,rr.,
ma ~. W inc sult OF Gammill and others against
Wooo' OPP S trustees aud others, will be sold at
rupitC Auction, those valuable Mills IN m.
Cou'fy OF Chesterfield, formerly the prouert,
o' aIchIoa!u Cary, esq. knssn by the name OF
'ne Amttni Mills with TIE sppertinances in.
ciuuing the adjacent buildings and about 50 a.
Gre of Land. ~ -
ne safe viii take place at the front door nj
tne Esgis IsVern, IN the City of X Richmond ON
wednesday the 18th day of September next the,
terms Vi sale are one fourth part cash. and the
o'hSr three fourtns IA three equal annual nay
'hehtsI bearing interest from the date of The.
Pun, hsse. The property to remain bound in tLe
hands OF the purchaser for the balsnce of the
purchase money, and to be resold by the snb-
scrbers or any two of them, tor ready money
" tne purchaser shall fail to m he payment sc-
cordins TO the ten OF Sale For q nsrticoJsy
description st the extent and boundaries of tb,
."n' t'ose 'hchnmg 10 purchase are referred TO
e "e S"r'e maue IN the SUIT above mtnti oned and
A.eu w 'Iie cause, aud any person wishing to-
We" ."e mhis may see them Application to-
mr' thwIcS the present Tenant or his M ana
ger ms term viii expire on the first Of Oct,
49, at winch Time posse 5sion will be deliver
ed ihe purchaser,
These Mills are well cs lculsted for msnuf.c.
turing flour on an extensive scale, and Their sit
p''ion on tue navigsble waters OF lanes River
ABOUT hVc Inhee below Richmond, rend .rs them
particularly V"iudble--I hey are understood n,
oe IN good order, but OF this the purchaser ,.;iI
judge. wiz
EBEN. MACNAIR.1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-16

7 MlLLIchN'S Prize List of the Potomac
y and Shenandoah Navigation Lottery vi the
l5lh days drawing, Aug. y.
WY prize OF 10000 g
2520, $3.50 u jO605 9 Of 100 . each.
of 80
n 20
30 IL
100 10
Total Cain oc the wheel 1864 S.
Tickets and Shares for sale by Joseph MILL
gsn, Bookseller, George Town, COlumDis.
Tickets examined and all Lottery information
gwen gratis.
All prizes above zen dollars rene wable in thc
present Ciass--letlers enclos Dg prize tickets OF
bank notes 2un.uaiiy sltended 90.
~ Letters enclosing Prize Tickets or bank
notes punclnsjiy attended ~
Auggs; -. n
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Risihmono GBeatrs.

y" fHesloy erening sriH be presented the .:i;.i
ha'nir'd Pay IN s .icts caHed
TIE SUSPICIOUS HUSBAND.
Io10hieh viii be 'dtied ,he ,srch ADMIRED Mus;.
col Bnte, taisn,eni, c,.t.ed
THE Paddock c
Ledn'ser BY Mr. S,naisey. who will introdnce
me favorite songs OF JUS, Like Love and Stream
TIE part of Leonora by Miss Thomas her first
appearance here. ~ b.
Aug 10. =.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-16

Mr.. Foster, the British Minister, lef
Washington for Philadelphia on Friday.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08

oe'f should undo a nan Some saw thc
Bec sJngs, but say tbs bees-wax, for
did bur seal lately % thing m III
aud 1 vas never nty own man since.
Enter Ifr. Advert, a School. master.
Weaucr Mr.. Adyerb, the School master
sir, he can w,te and read & cast accounts
BIZ o. mo0sirous !
Wrap.. We took him setting boys cop
les.
Ill. Here's villain.
Wraver he has book in his pocket
with red letters int.
Bill Nay, then he's a ConJurer.
Dirk. Nay, he can make Deeds and Oh
ligqtions, and writes The Wrlfford hand.
Bill am sorry fort, the man il prop
or man, of mine honor, unless find him
guilty. lie shall not die. Come hither sir.
rah l must examine thee. Dost thoa use
to write thy name, or hast thou mark tC
myself, like an honest plain dealing man
AdJeb Sir, l thank God that / have
been 50 well bro't up that | can wrlte my
name.
Al He hath confessed, away with him,
he is a VILLAIN andNa.traitor.
BIZ. Away with him | say, hang him
with his pen aud ink horn about h,s neck
IN have no SUCH verIhin in my new Com
nJnweslth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08

Hubbard, fsasc Nn'ght. Thomas BaF:,haTn.
J 's-ph Fernald, Daniel shern =, John IA
Hall, Jac,t Ham, I aE Clap.
Fence Vlere-s--o Is Ross, IN. Mount.
fort.
Tythiagnsss 8arfard Douglas William
Harris, Max H.uls, NtHsm Haskell,
Marcus Q-llney Iames IN Har-
mon. John Johnson, rh7u sEsFs Lemuel
Goodng. Elea1cr HiEg N4d Capen,
Levi Cutter, Joseph arson Bra
zier, Nathaniel moody IN MORSE, Da-
vid Ross, Benjamin izry. Whi,sn Tdkey.
z ,chariab Nov all
Fire Wpds--ila.thew Ca5b, Dan Tucker,
Richard Hunnewel, James ID Hopkins,
d tniei Cobb, Lemuel Weeks. kufus Wash.
burn, Levi Gutter, Enoch Pebble, James
Neal, Cotton Books, Robert b I'D, Hugh
NIL -laus Ebenezer Mayo, Nicholas En-
cry, Hosea llsiey, Martin Nichol,, Abe. w.
Atherton, Joseph Swift, Asa Clap. William
Goddard. William FRANCIS, Robert Iisley,
Stephen Longtellow.
Y Assay Masters -Zachatiah Novel;, Eles
ger Wyer, Enocs Moulton.
Callers If Dry Fish--Thomas Durham, ia
COB Knight, Thomas Merri Isaac Knight.
OVsrsetrs Of The Woyk Hosss-Oyerseer Of
the Poor are Oyer,eeys OF the Work House.
Hoe RceVes-Iohn Andrews, Q. rincy vii.
liams, James Prescott.
Pound Keeper-Eathsniel Montgomery.
Fis!d DciVas-D mel Green, jobs An
drews, Timothy Cochran, Peter Hall.
IsshectO,s Of lime inthoyfed--W iliism Tu.
key. John Lovett, Richard Gooding.
Ls.pcctors " I4s'rs e.sets.ts.. sFs .0zsn-
Lev; sawyer, Walter Ross.
Hath Comruttes-Ds Tucker, Tho
mas Burnham, DAVID SmIth, Peter Warren,
Joel Hall, Joseph Cross, Jun. James + ar.
R,er, J.cob Knight, Charles Fox.
Comnliftee on Aceoants Daniel Tucker
William Goddard, Ebenezer Mayo.
L1SpecIor Of PolicP p Jnsthan Deane.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08

.ac votes for Goyci nor In this town
~ Monday Last, has produced much
.l,AsioaoA The parted tire democrats.
,yben tie result OF the poll tor Gov.
sr,,or vas declared, the democrats IN
- House set up a scene OF
bAwling and yelling which would have
dome honor 10 savage Powwow al an
.;,,mdstio0 of a human victim f; and 1t
wa< with considerable exertion that the
Moderator could obtain silence, till he
declared the votes for the other candl-
dates. For the character OF the town
and the honor of men who profess TO
b. republicans and friends to equal
rights, it is to be hoped that similar
conduct viii not again take place on a
ike occasion. At the meeting tor the
choice Of iowa officers, when the fed
eral tickets prevailed hy large maJori-
ties, there was no exultiDg or disorder
u behaviour.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08
WILLIAM JOHNSON,
HdIRDhhSSLk,

AdJA ~ n EoSLA
INFORMS the ladies and gentlemen
OF Portland that Inc sui continues 10
Wed me RG2sr ana d.recf rae IoE8s.
The Lion, when on Aires burning sand
lie trst surveys the wary hostile bard,
With jaws dislended, thunders DER the
Lashes his tail and shakes his shaggy
name
His eyebals glare, he face to face sppeais,
And leaps undaunIed OH wood Of spears.
80 MonsleL. IoHNsoE will 10 rage incline,
Whsn halrs o'erspreAd ths human face d.
vine
Foamng win soap he Iafhsrs 10 the eye,
And chns and noses uDdIsuagush'd lie.
- have seen heId with verdure crown'd,
Where shrubs aud tiowtrs rose contus'6 a
round,
Lose AL It's beauties, lay neglected, low,
In one shcrt moment by iali Of snow.
Along The face the pOilsb'd razor dies
The hAIr submissive falls, and .al.ng dies.
10 on the floor the bushy host arc lad,
That a 81 had bid defiance 10 The blade.
Should fifty thousand suns coudense their
rays,
TO form one mighty omnipoweriuI blaze,
Ray tit,y thousand mvre with lhese com
blne,
Still JoAnsou's rszoI would tho whole out
shine;
AS much superior to the suns be found.
As thcy 10 Candles ftiten 10 TIC ,.Uund.
Say heAy'nly muse whence his pomatum
sprung,
Whose lame tor fragrance tliro' the world
has rung,
Say I bssercb 4 you have p0w'r 10 smell,
hAstDer IL Gains iToIn hSAsen, earth or
hell
Should sweet Arabia gather oil her mJrrh,
III one large pot then yna hat rot star,
.,Vt u~ii 80 sw-S- tA- SC.nI IS tii4t which
comes
From J5nnson's rull when rubd between
Ia lA-nbs,
Should all .he wnrds, from all their hun
dred caves
Puff their hugs bellows, at the huger waves,
Aud angry Neptune IN retuin reply,
by spouung up his W Ater to the shy,
Ihs foam is nouhlnG, nothing wnen com.
pard
To thai winch Johnson causes for the beard
The turnsce wDerc they once oODtgI,ed ID
stow
Poor SlIadr.ch Meshsch and Abednegu,
COmpsr d TO JJansUn's lather box, VISIT,
50 hot his wafer and lis soap 80 NICE.
With hugh ignited tungs ana elbows bare
He turns, subdues the stubborn RANKS Of
HAIR;
The ringle,s, some around the brow ala
lad,
And some adorn the neck-a pleasing
SHADE.
Soon a. We feel the fingers gentle toucl,
We cannot bAy "toO huIe mr. 100 much !"
Such new sensalIOns now perysde Tie chm,
Aud AL 10 lost IN one exlsuc grin.
N. B Best Of Liquid s. Roll BL ACK-
lNG ioi Boots-whIcn are cleaned al the
shortest nOIce, and white top boots Gle ned
IN the best manner, Al the above shop.
Portland, Abrl s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08
TOWN OFFICERS.

At the annual meeting o. tue !, habitantl
Of the town Of Portland, Oh Monday Marcel
25lh, Toll. the following persons were clio
sen Town Officers for the ensuing year.
Tctra Cterk Samuel Homer.
Seiecfnen-SamueI Freemen, Joseph Tit
comb, Robert Boyd, Joseph IA. ingrah@m
Stephen Turkey.
Over seers 3fthe P1oy-Joseph II Ingrahan
Oliver Bray, Jonathan Dean, William Lord
Daniel COBB, William Swan, Joseph Bar.
bour.
Treasurer - Matthew Cobb,
assessors # Taxes, Ce--feter Warren,
James Neal, Daniel Cobb.
School Committee Asa Lyman, Isaac a
dams, Joel Hail, Robert IiSley, Stephen
Patten, Haralio Southgate, Nathan klns.
man, Abel w. Athcrton, Nathaniel Moody
Ciasfa6les-D David Pesse, William L. Ia.
Vie, George B,nheli, John Lord, Peer Hail
Collector Of Tixes = John Coz.
SaySgo,s y IT. sA@US osIsh Paine, vii
liam Waternouse.
SarSeyors If Boards, 5'c--Dsniel Cobb,
Mark Walton, William Moulton, Jun. Rufus
Wsshburn, Enoch Lowell, Samuel Moody,
Samuel Baker, Harrison Brazier, BENJAMIN
Radctltf, Ansel Lewis, Euoch Morse, John
Harmon, Elliot Libby, Joshua Stevens, lien
~ Jones, Thomas Econ, Nathan Howe,
Jeremiah Kimbhl, EdwAsd Cobb, Parker
Iisley. William Capen, James Huse, viii
am W4terhouse, SilyAnus Cook, Ira Brad
lord
N. B-The Surveyors Of Boards, &c. arc
he Surveyors of ClapboArds and Sa.ngles.
Czle's ~ Stavrs ana HOP Dim Knight,
samuel IEase, Ingnsas Me.nl, NA.aan
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08

Eurobean Intelligence.

The accounts from London are TO
February the 2lst. Ii viii be seen
nader the head Of foreign Intelligence,
that MIR. FOSTER is appointed Minister
Plenipotentlary 10 this country. But
it is said Alr. Pinkney al the Court
al ST. James will return, notwithstan-
diHg---------------lt- is stated in the
debates in Parliament, that wheneyeT
tsiciat Information that the French de-
crees actually cease 10 operate upon
nratral commerce, shall be received,
&and not before) the Orders IL Council
,shaii cease also.
The state Of affairs in Portugal Ie-
main the same as al former dates.
i is stated Peace has taken place
,be;wixt Russia aud Turkey.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08
FOR SALE.

A FARM containing abom 100 acres OF
1 - good LAID h,uaied IN the town of Cam
den, about so acres under good Improvement
and the remainder excellent Wood Land
plealautIy Gtuated 90 tbs eat Gds Of Gools
River-asid Farm has on It, good two llory
Dwelling Hcuie aud barn; great quantity
Lime Stone, TWO Lime Kilns, aud a good
wharf an excellent iiand for Trader, being
iitusted about 8 miles from IS Saw Mills, and
/ mile from Owls Hs~d-For particulars, al
ply to ROBERT THORNDlKE, on the
p,e.niles, or JAMES ALDEN, IN Portland
fprE 3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08
pteo,

In Englasd, the Duke q A'5u7asrqpe, the
Patriot Spanish Ambassador. I'm Virgin
la, Col. CHARLES LITTLT, aged %.
In falmouth 20 March, Thomas Morse,
aged IS
IL Demerara, on the 18Th February last,
Capt. JoHE SLEkoNS, Of Falmouth, aged
%. An en.erprising worthy young man.
by foreign hands has d. ing eyes were
cios'd,
BY foreign hands his decent limbs CON-
posu,
BY foreign friends his humbls gave a
darn'd,
BY strangers honor'd, and by strangers
mourn d"
IN Alexandria, Oh the 29sh ult. Mr.. JoHS
L. DENEETT, formerly oithis town.
In N4rrsguagus, (Ms.) Ms. Elizabeth,
wife OF Mr Joseph Adams, aged 2l-And
Miss Mary Archibald, aged IL, Sister 10
the aboye-and both daughters OF Thomas
Archibald, Esq.
Ii Northy armouth, The 1lih ult. Doet.
Wm. P4rsons--aged 30.
IN WIndham, Mr.. John Tricky, aged -
--Mr. John Stuart, sEed about Az.
On Sabbath evening last MARY merrill
MILTIA0RE. Daughter Of tbe Rev. VIII
ham AIltInors, of Falmouth, aged 4 years.
In this town on Monday The 25th March,
Mr.. Edmund March, aged 44.-He has
left Widow and four Children 10 lament
the loss of an sifectionAte Husband, and AT
lndulgent Father, with the consolation 10
reflect on the serenity and peSoo Of mind he
enjoyed IN The prospect ofiutu4c happiness.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08
Senate of Massachusetts,.

Accounts are received of the election
of lo federal Senator'S, and I9 demo-
cratic this is presuming the demo
cratic ticket has prevailed in Briatol
county. In Kennebeck, which is enti-
tied to;ohe Senator, there were three
candidates, one federal and two DEM
ocratic in Lincoln District Moses
Carlton, Jun. esq. was voted for in
many towns, in opposition to Mr.. King,
and il is very doubtful whether there
will not be two vacancies in Kennebeck
and Lincoln Districts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08
Pleading in AGhmnit.

iS"0AiA6 al a HuHlptlIs
JUST PubiIhed, and for GaIe by ISAAC
J ADAMS, No z Exa61ags St.ssf, price s
dollars neatly bound
Pracrlcsl Trestie on Pleadiss in As
SUMPsif, by EDwARD LAwEs. Elo Of xhe
laner Temple, B4rriller at Law. To which
IS added, The decifious Of tie American Courts.
BY josEPl Story
hsjsoesf '01 t6s daO0fjkmens 10 tbs prsfesf Eli
tioa.
The elementary tre4tiIe on Pleading lome-
time 4, e pubhfhed by Mr. Iawes, received
40 appreciation from the piofSiEion fuffcieat-
ly eKtenlIve 10 eniure 70 his other Iabuurs a
respectful attention That beautiful outline
may be pronounced without hei. atom the
EioN hniihed aud accurate iliultralion Ut the
Theory Of the icience within has YER adorned
the annals Of the common law The Drelent
work = dehgneo to follow cut into theif de
tails the Leading principles aud diltiDctions of
one great diyillon of the original plan and
the execution of il viii in no degree impair
the reputation already acquired by lie au-
thor.
In publilhing from the London copy, the
prelentEd II has been deemed adyitable 20
islef iuch American authorities - illuitratsd,
confirmed, or lInpugnsd the dsctrines of the
text To this ohjeGt the notes are eIcuiively
confined. and in no inftance do they intrude
on the reader the opinion of the Ed or
The above work WA firit publithed in
London, in Augua iAa, where the Pu,lilhers
price was one guinea aud an hal. IN boards,
and it canuot be soid il this country unde, 8
dollars Tbs theets Of Ibs volume now FL
ed have been carefully examined, ADD il i
prelumsd that this Edition i equally Il We
executed as the Londoa copy are f15fr :
nuca lets price,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08
More Sequesuation.

On the 20 Il Of February las, arrived tbs
schr. Elizabeth, Capt. w allace, last from
Demarara, bound TO Boston but oR az
count Of bad weather, was Compelled TO put
iato CpiumL.a, Me- for I harbour where
size was mme dt4trly seized BY tht Custom
II use Officers Of the porL 81 MAchas for a
breach Of NoaiH P9rt1icH LaSg Sh- had N
BOARD sb0u i tons Of Coffee, anu IL pas
u,rrs. TIE Cot, { w.s taken from BAD
'ess ! md transported ~ land nearly Two
mles-part II which was struck from the
Bags into CASKS and the damaged mixed
W "a the good The vessel was stripped,
and the Gamer c,mte iied 10 pay Tie pas
sgnger's fare 10 Boston.
RI. Am. SCH Freisher, lowering, from
Barbados. VAS seized At \ Orleans 22d
ult. for having . ltsp enpy E,glish 6ottles on
65dr4!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08
NOTICE I
Onrea III. q f. Lnfraaoe Company Of
Pr fLnnd

THE Prehdent and Directors Of Taid Com
pany, m conformity 70 their Acf ofincor-
Porarion hereby give Notice, thar their Capt.
tai Stock amounts 10 One Hundred ThoufanG
Dollars-aud that they are ready 10 receive
propoials 10 make Iniurance against the foI-
lowing rifks We. ALI kinds of Marine in-
iurance againit captivity Of perions, and on
the lie OF any perfon du-ing Bis abience ae
Sea; on houies or other buildings. and on
property therein contained within This com.
monwealth; againlt damage 2Si6ng 10 La
fame by Fire originating II any cafe e1cep<
that OF dehgn of the injured Not more thau
Ten Thoufand Dollars will be taken On any
oneriik. JOHN WATSON, Sssjf.
uu'ied NJ & 7. Iniurance oficel
Portland, Aprii 81 1871.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-08
THE fubieribcr having in fome mea(ur

THE fubleribcr having in fome mea(ure
L. recovered h,s health, respectfully isform'
The public aud his former cuRomers that hs
will attend 10 their requeiis in his line, al
uiual. Although his Putty is made Of Eng
hih materials, yet, tIs put together on pure
Republican principles, and will adhere ltrong.
ly to any proper applications. The two high
contenGing parties, by employing him may
be aGured Qf in the dark OF having Ugh
thrown on the fuajsct Pls2ie to apply foI
him at the Acre OF Quincy and Baker.
SAM NJ. QUINCY