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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-03
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ION agent, Sfock Eschaaee & Tobacco Bro
ker IN this place, where lac offers Ia 3 services to
the public To transact general Commission Bus
ness, which he will entirely devote his attention
u, with hope of being able to execute To- advsn.
tAge the various orders from the country 8. else
where, with promptitude, either in the sale or
purchase OF the ditsrent articles current in this
market, as he will always consider it his duty
faithfully to observe the interest of his friends by
giving them the earliest inform ton res p.ctine.
the state OF our markets, and other circ,lmstan
ces that may occur, which he trusts will Ultimate.
iy tend to promote him in their esteem He has
fire proof Warehouse near the basin of the ca
nal, which IS ready fer the reception of all kinds
OF storage, on the shortest notice and reasonable
terms, where every eyertinn and unlimited atten-
ton Will be paid to the aterest ofthose who NAV
please to honor aim vith their confidence. He
Will also offer for sale, at public auction, every
day at 3 O'Clock, before the door of the Bell Tia
vern, or on the premises, lands, tenements, slaves
horses, goods, wares and merchandise Of every
description, that mis- friends may please 20 consga
him. He will attend the sales of goods and car
goes on the wharves, and if not disposed of, sto
red N fire proof house advances IF cssn made,
II required by BARTLETT STILL
Tobacco Broker and Venduc Master
Who has on hand, IA great bsrg in, a quantity of
dry GOODS and GROCERIES.
4OU0 acres Military Land in the state Of Ohio
SOoO do do in Kentucky
5000 do do in Harrison and
Randolph counties, for sale low, or barter for o.
Their property
The highest price given for tobacco, wheat,
Hour and hemp-aso bills of exchange, bank
stock, turnpike and James river company shares
negociates at his Office, cash raised on good
notes, and all kinds of bant, notes changed at a
moderate premium, debts colIccted & mere hants'
and other accounts liqudated with Dispatch, by
BARTLETT STILL,
Factor ana Commission Merchant
Bell Tavern Richmond W ,,- -
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E'OR SALE-Une moiety of a tract OF LAM.
l. containing about six hundred acres, lying
on James River, in Goochland county, fe W
miles above the Court House, late the property
of Robert Peasants of Curles, dec'd-and which
possess in the right Of my wife. The terms of
sale will be made known on application to Mica
jah Crew, who is authorised 10 contract for the
same An indisputable title will be made to the
purchaser the other moety may also be pur
chased by application to John Mosby, of Pow.
hatan.
MAURICE L. MILLER.
Old Curles, Dec IS ySw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-03
PHILADELPHIA, December IS
BfTTLE IN MEXICO.

Captain Lopez, arrived iere yesterday from
aavanna informs, that sapguinsry battle took
place in Mexico, last November, between the
army OF Ferdinand VII. and the army of the in
surgents, in which the latter was totally annihl
lated, having lost between & 1000 IN killed
and prisoners The authority ofkng Ferdinand
rs completely re. established in Mexico
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-03
Prince Of Esstine, and commander i
Chef Of the .drmy u Portugal.

The Dublin Evening Post of Saturday
last. contains the following paragraph -
. Several letters have been received in this
city since our las, which would lead to take
different view of the state Of the French
army. One from colonel Ponsonby states.
that the force OF Massena is at least 100 900
men. II does not ailude to the want of
bread or other provisions. as reported
A private letter has been received from
Portugal. which states, that after the bat
tie of Busaco, Lord Wellington finding it
necessary to retreat, Immediately dispatch
ed orders to Figueras. at the mouth of the
river Mondego, where magazine of i'm =
portance was established, to remove it with
all possible speed TO the other side of the
river; but unfortunately, and to the great
astonishment of the bearer of the dispatch,
on his arrival at Figueras. he found the
place already occupied by large body of
the enemy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-03

lRBY, DRAKE & TAYLOR, have recei.
lA we'd by the late arrivals from London and
Liverpool, large Assortment of FALL Coops.
which they are disposed TO sell low for cash or
acceptances in Town
ON CONSIGNMENT
100 Tons best Swedsn Iron assorted, and 300
Casks London Porter
October 30 &c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-03
PROCLAMATION
% THE GENERAL IN CHIEF OF THE
ARMY OF PORTUGAL.
HEAD-oUARrERs AT BucELLAs.
October IL.

.'e ARMY OF PORTUGAL.
HEADQUARTERS AT BucELLAs.
October IL.
SOLDIERS,
Fon haue conquered Portugal
q second time. In tkree weeks yon have
gained three fitehed battles; haze taken
5000 prisoners. tzvo generals fifteen hieces
Of cannon, 100 svaggons, and four stands
IF colours.
These hanghty English lvho month ago
idly calculated uhon Utc Org. iare mo,v qvith
in your chains or fly before you Y.u hape
crushed fn an tastdnf me firineihai enemy
OF the French Emt;re So many high er
fitoifs ouyhf nor TO make you hroud. 6,xt TO
INSPIRE you NTH confidence they ought
70 teach you nsvcr TO eount your enemies.
hovever numerous they may be The con
querors Of lharengo .Aasseriifz. and yt-iy-
ram. are 10 attack and destroy Them Re
new the 6oasted EXAMPLES eff Marathon and
Platea. Like the Greek Phaianr, fhe 6ri.
gades Of The army Of Portugal shall be
immortal Receive ,he,. tae mark offhe sa
Hsfacfion Of your General, that only FIRE
eedes that Of the zvho. &c country, and Of the
rising fosterisy
BE afSoays imhetuous and vaHant.-
Death shrinks from The agile and he 6rave.
7ehilsf ms attacks are only made uhon the
bastard and the COWARD. Feur IL nor then 4:
| 1rhiie yon fght under fhe banner of his
| majesty. yon n,usf be victorious.
| (SigHea }
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-03

AMES RIVER COMP ANY The Members
y ofthe .1ames PlSer C..nbaay are requested
to attend the annual general me ting, to be held
at the Capitol i'll the City of Richmond, on Mon
day cue 9TH day Of January next, either in person
or Oy proxy
ROBERT POLLARD, CLERK.
December IS tdm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-03
eLurYoN OF CopARrMERY.-The

ISSoLUTION OF COPARTNERY.-T
~ Coparlne,y Of NICOLS0M. HETA 6
Co. win expire the first day of .January
next, agreeably to the Articles thereof, alter
which the Coal business hitherto carried on by
them, viii be continued by the undersigne
surviving partners of the said Comp any, under
ne iism of HEYH RANDOLPH G DIGGES
who are happy to inform their customers T. tns
public generally, that their prospect for iu
supply OF very superior COAL is more than usu
ally ilaterring
HARRY HE7'K,
BEYERLF RIM DOLPH,
EDIFiRD u. DIG GEES.
They wish 10 hire about fly NSisto taen, for
The ensuing year. sr
M.ncnester. DE rember z. =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-03
ID r Y GO O DS.

Ohm LYNCH has reeeived per the Urfy,
- from LiOerpoof fezU packages contaiatnp
the nnde mentioned 4yttcies zphicT ne qv,H liz
pose Of by zololesale on tie most moderate teyaas
Retire anu Supeyfne Clohs
Sape,fne Ke'SeD1eyeS
Bedford Coyds
Wooiien SattiEetfs
Welch Plains
NdryoSr Yorkshire CLofis
Peiisse Cloths
Rose Blankets
VeIvts, Coy!ayoTs
sdiIicoes Cotton, Chscks
Cd,nbrick, 1Easiins and
Cotton ShVnHgs.
BE has aiso foy sale soa1e ea.cellent Byo,ar
Stout, an casks containing IL 10 dozen each -,
Appip at his Counting Room in the CYoss. .Styee.
Fading to Sbocke's To6acco Warehouse.
Richmond, Dec. II G
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-03

Nj Office Agreeable to az order of the coun
" ty court of Amelia HW be sold, for cash,
at the court house of the said county, on Thurs.
day the 24th January next, it being court day,
or likely NEGROES, belonging to the estate
OF John Bottom, decd to satisfy suodry creditors.
THO MAS PERKINSON
Adn's'r. and ShetiFot Amelia.
December % w3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-03

ROOI & SHOE MAKINC.--The subscri.
kb Der has commenced business in the above
line, opposite the Old City Tavern-snd solicits
share OF public patronage He pledges him
self to execute all orders with neatness and dis
patch.
Nm WOODWARD.
December ~. Wv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-03

SAAC KIMMY, son Of Walter Klmmy, who
i lived in Petersburg, Virginia, at the begin.
ming of the Revolutionary War, is very DESTROYS
'of being informed whether any descendant of
the family is yet alive. He resides near to &c.
neva, IN the state OF New.York, to which place
a letter may be conveyed by mail
november 90. ON
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-03
ITNIoN HALL AcADEMY The subscr

j WIN mill ACADE VI The Subscrs-
- 6ers tender their EARNEST THAMES 10 their bI-
rons, for their encouragement during the present
yea, Their zD'Wer odcation SoH commence ON
FTidar the 18th Of December, at Sshch t.1,e thew
earnestly solicit punctuaity in the Payment of such
balances may then be Gae the,,, as their enpage
',lesfs will shortly thereafter require ali the Iunds
fheI can command. The subscribers Gill resume
their Ia60rs on rte 15th Iaauayy, 1871 at zphich
time, there ToW be fesD Ulcancies an their School
Their course Of education will as heretofore CON,
pvehendf the Latin Greek & French C2assicks. En-.
glish Grammar, Reading Wrifing and &c,
upon she following terms, viz.
Board S 80 90
tuition So IS
Washing AND intending I2 90
Paya6e hat yearly, boys finding ,he, oSsn bed
ding w must beg of those gentlemen soho h,oe
corded to US RE management of their sons o, yards
for thr present year, 10 nfornl an early oeyi
o guhether fhey OIL b. continued the Heat year and
81 other applicants. 10 be postioe IN their euyape
nleats, as sDe might otherwise retain vacancies.
which would nor be fllsd The subscribers can off
fer no better pledge their plyons than thei, en-
IRE dependence on their pyotess,on andth decen.
dence Of IT'S success thei, ese-nons
THOMAS w MAURr,
FRANCIS r NAUR1,
Wear LindSay'S Store, Il6eanayae VA
N. B. No boys sO,H be admitted for a shorter
term, than one year. r. N e. EFH
Noven,6ey so. inf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-03

- ICHARD ANDERSON, OMNISSToN
~ MERCHANT, near the Basin, Richmond,
IS thankful TO his friends for the liberal encou-
rsgement he received the last year, and hopes,
by strict attention TO business--to merit CONT.
nuance of their faSOrs.
December &. vg2m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-03
Oid CuTies, Dec 10 Y8w

I'm the 18Th Of February, 1911, MI be sold,
NJ publicly, TO the highest bidder, at Farm
ham Church, IN Richmond county in pursuance
OF deed oftrust, dated DIST of Jan 1909, made
by Thomas Sytinor to us, as trustees for Iobn
w ToInlin, sdninistr. of Walker Tomlin. deed.
to satisfy certain CLANS s3eclfied in said deed
several valuable lofts adjoining said church, con
tsInIig about thirty SIX acres well improved; all
80 four negro men (tw0 Of whom are valuable
biacksmItli5) two horses, twenty eight head Of
cattle q a large stock of hogs payments for the
lofts aud negroes one bali cash and the balance
IN SIX months, with such security as will then be
required, carrying interest from the sale and
for the horses, cattle and hogs, IN six months,
with bond and approved security, bearing inter
est from the date. ANY two, OF three of us will
act as trustees
VINCENT BRANHAM,
BARTHOLOME, " MCCARTHY.
GEORGE SAUNDERS,
JOHN M. YERBY.
Dec. %. ,wsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-03

He subscriber IS dispnsed 10 sell 80 SOCK
OF GROCERIES, At has Store opposite the
swan Tavern, On .cc"mmodating terms In case
OF a sale, he vii. rent the Store House for one
year, and give Immediate possessi,.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-03

y 7 Office ALI persons having claims a.
~ sainst the estate Of John NcKinl, decd
are requested to produce tiIcm as early IS posi-
bic, TO the subscriber, in order that arrangements
may be made for dschargng the same And
all persons indebted 10 the said estate, are dos;
red to come for gard and n k specdy u,vnent.
WILLIAM McKIM, IdDt'r.
December Is. tf
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=
He has also for sale, at has Store, first dor a
bove the Eagle T=Ye-n, &c ';ogshiea,is and 100
barrels New Orleans and Musc,yad, Suga S,
uh-rowder, imperial, Young hyson and Sou
chong Teas, Blythe chest, Oft :. latest imDort att
on, 10000 lbs. Goshen Cheese, which is warrant
ed nfiirst quaity--A few dozen Salt Petred
Hams. "
Just received, by the slip Unity, direct from
BRISTOL and now opening, an elegant supply of
rich Cut Glass.
Decembei d. xvtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-03

- ANK OF VIRGINIA The s,ock5old-
hp ers are hereby notified tina, the general an r
nual meeting for eiecting Directors Tor the Bans.
Of Virginia and the several Offices of discount Z.
deposit, will be held, on Monday the 7th day Of
January ueXt.
JOHN BRoCKENBRoUGH Casht.
December 49, III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

lis. loss o. debts, there will remain the
sum of o,ie milton two hundred and one
thousand si.rfy .fOe dollars eighty three
-ents, being tho amount ultimately to
&c relied on as the productive School
Fund.
ON the subject OF Insolvent Debtors,
his Excellcncy remarks -" The ac-
cidcnts to which all men of enterprise
IN business are exposed, has IN most
Governments produced code of insol-
vent laws.--Our laws on the subject
are probably defective : and submit
10 your Consideration. whether 1t is not
expedient to revise that subject at the
present session, and attempt to devise a
system which shall be better calculated
70 secure me rights Of The creditors, and
AZ me same nine more efcc!uaily 10 res
tore tie unfortunate debtor 10 usefulness
ia the comRumty."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21
CWeF. Citizen.

The Chronicle is continually accu-
hng the federal editors for Rating,
fome tine fince, tbae the Two Bet
hss was burnt by the French but
when that itatement was made, it
was the intelligence then received,
and it was their duty TO print it.
The hnown conduct of the French
oruizers utilized belief Of it. Is no
news 10 be pubiifhed till the editors
wait 5 or 8 months TO afcertain
whether it is confirmed or contradic-
ted Printers fhould give fuch IN
information as they receive, and juf-
tice only requires that they lhould az
forwards corre6t .uCh as Proves er-
roneous, if of importance.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

The Legislature Of Connecticut met
or TUESDAY week, and proceeded TO the
organization Ct The government for the
year ensuing. SYiyanus Backus, ESQ.
was chosen Speaker Of The House and
Ch4.rles DoHison, Esq, Clerk. On the
Thursday following, Eis Exceilency
Governor GKIswoLD. nlet the legisla-
tufe aid addressed them IN highly
animated AID JudiciOus Speech. In
the course 81 which, aiier stating the
relations and peculiar enibarrassInents
Of our couRtFy, with respect TO the Eu.
iopean p0wers, he introduces the sub
iects ofthe S-b73L Find, and the condi.
ZION of T,lsctren, D-6tors.
On the ioTmer,it appears by official
documents, that after dsducting &c, 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21
WORCESTER, OCT, 9.

~ w
On Monday last, the Supreme Judi
cial Court, holden in this town by Chief
Justice Parsons, rose after term OF
twelve days. At the opening Of the
Court, there were los civil actions be-
fore them, open for trial, all Of which
have been cleared from tie docket, ex-
cept a small number not exceeding ten,
which were continued for sufficient, ie-
gal cause. Upon the criminal list,
there were FIVE trials and in all four
for verdicts.
Among the criminals, tried at the
last term, Aaron Mower, was conviC-
ted Of a ie!onious assault with an intent
to commit murder, and sentenced to
eight months imprisonment, and TO find
sureties for his good behaviour, for one
year afterwards, III the sum of two hun
dred dollars. Nathan Sprout, of pas
sing counterfeit money, TO twenty days
solitary confinement in the State Pr-
son, and afterwards TO hard labour for
The term oftwo years. Gardner Smith
an old offender, oftheft, TO thirty days
solitary confinement in the State Pri.
son, and afterwards to hard l.bour for
FIVE years.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

bublicalion--but want of opportunity
has prevented my trying IFS effect.
AS tie expense Of ascertaininE i VIII
not cost six cents, and viii be OF no M
Jury to the bore fit fails, hope some
one employed in this dangerous occo'
patton, viii give il q fair Trial, and mat
it may answer the wished for purpose.
dncq0 zgay of6ioVyiag Rocks
When the hole is drilled, half the
quantity Of powder intended 20 be used,
is nut ina straw filed With fine pow
der is then put down, and the remain
der Of the charge is then introduced SO
that il may take fire IN me nfddie---the
whole is then filed with loose sand, ana
requires no ramming or using any iron
instrument whatever.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21
Netcbez Caz,

Gales, an EngGshmaa, in tie PM
MAJ. INK says, " ne cell % the icder-
aiisis either To stand forth and Justify
the Britisl, depredalions On OUR Conc
msrce, or retrieve their -Imericaa char
acter by joining US; [Lnsfshaenl ~
general opposition g ail aggrss'
slcns - BE il known ID his European
lbat when be MAS tbs humble slave q 4
monArch the writer III this notc MS
btarlng aims in his coErtry's cSusc' II
opposition 10 the. aggressions oi his
then lord and master And that q Pc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

Horrible Suicis,s. "A few days ago,
JoBN ScBorIELD, of Harrilon coun-
~, in open day, and in the prefence
of bis wife aud family, cut his own
throat. After the hrlt gath was
made, his wife dilcoyered the hor-
rid deed and with ali the eloouence
of fympa,hy and difrels entreated him
TO deGlt, but begging her to leave
MIN, he went 10 an adjacent room,
ieized another knife, drew j, acrofs
his throat eleven times, and then
thurf it down TO his heart and IN
Sanity expired.
We are alto informed that broth
er Of the deceaied who was prefent at
his burial has hncc attempted to
hang himlelf, and has finally fuccee-
ded in putting an end to his life by
cutting his threat! !
TWeF. Citizen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21
AUGUSTA, OCT. Is.
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

Snhreme judicial Court holden al .dugus-
Ia, October 1911.
ZACH. SoULE Us JOSEPH BOSWELL.
his was an action for slanderous
words charging the plaintiff with steal
ing pocket book which contained rs
dollars
Mr.. Ripley was counsel for the de-
iendant--lte stated to the Jury ia esti-
maring damages, they ought to consi-
der the characters ofboth parlies.-that
the plaintiff was of an high and ele-
waited character he would be entitled 10
recover greater damages but that it
lie did not sustain such a character he
would BE- the less injured and therefore
would he entitled 10 recover small dam
ages.
The Hon Judge III summing up The
EVIDENCE % the jury, observed, that un-
der our republican government, all
men, who acted well their parts, were
Of equal rank--thal no man was Of an
high end elevated character-that he
desired to thank Con there were not
among us any Kings, Emperors, Prin-
ces, Dukes, Earls or Knights but
that here men were ennoblcd only by
the pgersge Of moral and intellectual
excellence that every man who acted
well his part and who wen filed the
sphere D! life, which .he was destined
10 occupy, and who was in fact, an hon
est man aud good christian, was Of an
high and elevated character that he
did not well understand what the coun-
SCI Tor tie defendant meant By an high
and etcvatsd character. Mr.. X rose 10
explaini and declared by the expression,
that hc had no reference to Stars or
Carriers, or any other badge Of nobility.
y large crowd Of spectators, whose
eyes were steadlast on the gentleman,
who, they much feared, had lorsaken
their interests and was about TO be a
stick!er for the privileged orders, was
delighted at bis disavowaI Of all aristo.
cratlcal paF;ialHiUs and every Other
sentiment su5versiye Of the rights OF
the peoP'e-fhus happily vanishel
all suspicion of insincerity. And The
counsel for the defendant, amidst fash
IS Of wit and Ilowers OF rhetoric, which
were all that the nature Of the case
could permit them 10 call 10 their aid
opposed with unequal strength the plcn.
airy evidence ANIL sound arguments d
The counsel FIR the adverse party, who
IN behalf Of their client declared thar
IN bringing the action not MONEY bn,
the security OF reputation, which was
more dear TO HIM, was the object
The jury retired and in twenty minutes
returned with verdict of guilty and
damages for forty dollars,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21
Doaastic gnte'ligs.;fs.


%uepfa, (Geo J Seft. 23, 1911
Attic Superior Courr Of Baldwin
county (Georeia) which fat al Mil
ledgeuile aa week, Mrs Palmer,
who feems 80 have been rather glib
of the longue, was indicted, tried,
coavi6fed-and in pnTiuance of the
ientence Of the court was puniihed by
being publickiy ducked in the Oconse
for--f.6kiag. This is, we believe,
the 6rlt infance Of the kind that G.
yer occurred in this fate, and hume
rous fpeaators attended the execu-
ton OF the tentence Whether the
rights Of icolding will be eoniidered
IS iafrioged in this eaic-or whether
the unruly member which no man
can TAME p will be bound by it 10 IFS
future good behaviour, cannot now
be known. For the benefit of thofe
particularly interefed, we ihould
like TO fec The cafe ably reported.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21
Clerks 81 the Courts of the seq
crG{ (0untjeS

Graz 4 OHnfEPS.
Joseph e Sprsgue, Esq Salem, county
of Essex
Jeremiah Bradbury Esq saco, county Of
York
John Taylor, Esq Of -, county Of
Hampshire
Hercules Cushman, Esq. Of NliddleLoro'
county az Plymouth
JOB Morton, Esq. Freetown, county Of
Bristol
Job Swain, Esq. Of Nantucket, county of
Nantucket
Estes Howe, Esq sutton, county Of
Joseph Coffin BOYD, Esq, Of Portland,
county Of Cumberland
Henry Wood, Esq. Of Wiscasset, county
Of Lincoln
James Thomas, Esq. Of Bangor, county Of
Hancock
Josiah Harris. ESQ Of Machiss, county Of
John Shirley Williams, Esq. Of Rozbury,
county Of Norf1lk ,
joseph CHANDLER. Esq. Of Monmouth.
county of Kennebeck
Benismin Chandler, Esq Of Hebron.
county Of Oxford
Hahum Baldwin, Esq. Of Mercer, county
ct Somerset N'OA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

We are informed, that a duel was.
lately fought III West Florida, between
TWO gentlemen 81 he bar, u4o alter A.
lns SIX ROUNDS iH me lRhyeGf45-e cor-
fcsf, without being able 10 determine
7rhIch could 10 me otAer ne ,aost harHfr
were obliged 10 retire from Tie 6l9oii-
ffss arena for want a powder and BALI
How long the firing might have ton'in-
ucd, had they taken tn smmuHiilon
Wagon to tie held OF battle, 1t is i'm
possible to form any probable cvnjec-
'ure, as :hey both behaved III Tie most
noble and determined manner.
bctcbez Caz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

islac Colin, esq Of Nantucket. ATTORNEY
ior he county of Naniuctet-Wm Charles
White esq Of Graf,on, f,r tie CONT or
Noroes'er-Sherman Leland. esq. of East.
po~, for ne county of WasFinrten- rb,;s.
'opher webb, esq Of Weymouth. for the
county oi Norfolk-WiIham y prella csn
O Alfred, for the county az Yok-Ersstn1
Foo'e, esq Of Camden, for the counIv of
Lincoln. oou"y ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

WLLL4N PARKER! A state.
mept appeared 10 the Chronicle few
days since and is now going the rounds
IN me democratick papers, signed by a
William. Parker, eIledging that he has
been long time kept in the British ma.
val service, and repeatedly whipped in
very severe manner, for dcsertion,
though an american. Having at last
been successful in an attempt to reach
this country, lie has published his case,