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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21
RElOYAL



INFORMS his frieodI and culoHers, that he
Las removed from Exchange areei 10 Md
dle Greet, and taken fore No. 2. 1itcomb's
Buildings. where lie offers for lalS, a general
ALLOTMENT OF
Vel2-India Goods, &C.
Cogniac Brandy Mould AID dipt CsE.
Naples 40 dies
Holland Gin (reaD Windiar Soap
American do Toaaceo VI various
Old IAraaiea Spirit kinds
g. CroiK 40 Olive Old; Indso
Madeira, \ Knives and Forks
Samos, Lyon Farhen Ware,
sherry. WINES saorted
Malaga Cotton x Wool Carda
Port Plsying Cards
Salt Teas Sugar Floor Marts
Chocolate MindoW Clafs
Shells Coffee Nails Brooms
Pepper PImento Floor, hearth Y shoe
CaiiIa Nutmegs Bfufhes
Muaard Hollow Ware, eIT.rffs
Spanih & American y o. Cotton
Z Cigars Pollock Filth
Bloom and Sultzna ConneGficut Cheefe
Rafns
Byrns celebrated Liquid Backing, 5's. t..
Portland, SEPT. 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21

datl0ns, apply al No. =, Union WnaTf, On
to the Master on board, lying At sad Ivhari
Sebt. 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21

FOR faIe by the fubfcriber, at his fore in
Fo's1F'sst, nearly oppohte the head Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21
FOR BOSTON,

Sl00p Messenger, Capt. Porter,
will sail On Wednesday next. al
10 o'clock For freight or pas
Sage, having superb sccommo
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21
HOUSE WdNTED.

Byrn's celebrated Liquid Backing, 70. Y
Portland, SEPT 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-21
~ Afem5ers n Me Genera.

Are informed That the si0op
Messenger, Capt Porter. will sat
ior Boston, on Sunday preceding
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-09

YOU can collec.-Les thea, provide
,,hemsslye. with warm clothing , and
blankets. They shall be supplied win
arms and ammunition on their arrival az
A vigorous campaign Of one month
will relieve your brethren on THIS 'fon,'s'
from the sufferings which always tali 50
heavily on those who have the nls,o''
tune to be placed at the seat o. wat
1t will palsy the savage hand Ihat Is NV"
welding the scalping knive; restore
| pesce to the whole of this section OF tue
country, and redeem the tarnis hea rcpu-
tatien of the nation. Can the mdspeno-
| ent and high minded yeomanry OF Ge-
nesee and Ontario remain idle spssta-
tors of events SO intere ling to our be-
loved country? :,
| Yours very respectfully,
| PETER B. PORTER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-09
PAUL HAMILTON.
CAPT. LAWRENCE, u. $. Hornet.

To the Honorable tie Senate Of the
United SIXTIES Of .amer;cG III Con-
gress assembled,
JAMES LAWRENCE Of Ncw-York,
Master aud CommanGant Of the sleop
Of war Hornet, respectfully presents
ibis Memorial to the Honorable Sc
ratc Of the .. States. upon the no.
miuation Of Lieut.. Charles Morris,
late frs; officer Of the frigate Consti-
tuition, to the grade OF Post Captain
in the navy Of the United States.
Your MeMarialist respectfully re-
presents. that be entered the service,
as midshipman, Sept. ath, 1885,
That he continued in that capaci-
ty attacked TO sundry vessels up.
wards Of two years, whea he was pro-
acted TO al acting Lieutenant on
beard toe frigateAdams, commanded
by Capt. Robinson ; in which capa-
city he continued until the reduction
Ofthe navy, IN consequence OF which
this appointment was rot confirmed,
and OF course he remained in the
grade Of missh;psaan
That when tie war with Tripoli
was declared, he was promoted to
Lieutcnancy. anu attachedts the En-
terprize as frst officer; from which
he was removed to the frigate John
Adams, and acted in the same capa-
city -
That this service continued three
years and an half, when he returned
TO the United States with Commo-
dore Prebie, and was again Dispatch
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-09
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9.
Joseph Vaudeville,


Corssr Of King and Fa;rtar Streets
HIS FOR Sale,
las Cacst IL and IA Chests ne"
Teas -
C.sapowder, Imperial, Hyson, Young
Hyson, Tyson Sain and Souehons
$4,000 Is. Coffee
IS hbds. Mdscavado Sugars
700 barrels DO.
1900 10. iorf and hump SnGars
no barrels New England Rum
Is puncheons West india 90.
$50 barrels NWhiskcy
4 pipes French Erapdy
so HoSsheads retailing Molasses
80 bags Pepper and plm~nto
500 iD. opsnisa Indigo
1000 ID choice Madden
500 ID. refined Salt Pe'rs
rs casks Gun powder.
Which with his nsuA general as
sort,ne6l of the BEST Wines Liquors
and Groceries, he will dispose CT OF
reasonable terms.
kpU -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-09
From the Commercial Advertiser:

address YOU. as guardiaa ofour rights,
ON subject that nearly concerns me
as we'll as others of my grade in SER
vice. 1t has for some time been
currently reported in this city, (snd
in fact have seen two letters from
Goldsbsrsush, that strengthen the
reporD that Lieut.. Morris was to be
promoted to the rank Of Captain in
the Navy, in consequence of his con-
duet on board tho Constitution, in
the late action with the Gurriere.
, have the most exalted opinion OF
Lieut.. Norris, Of course can have no
wish to detract from his merits;
bat, after the most mature conside-
ration, really cannot GiscoverWhere-
in his exertions as first lieut.. entitie
him to the rank TO which l under
stand he is about to be promoted.
The appointment Of master and COM
masdcr, would in my opinion, sn-
ply compensate him /; and as lar as |
can indulge, give universal satisfac-
ton. ! have consulted with Com.
Rodgers. who fully agrees with me
in opinion, and has authorised sia to
make use Of his name in my COM
munication to you on the snhject.
Commodore 8ainbr;ase's sentiments
on the occasion, / presame you are
acquainted with, as he informs me
he has written You. l am fearful
you will consider my rensnstfance
IS improper. but trust on taking my
feelings into consideration. you will
make every allowance. when l in.
form ysu my friends coincide with
me in thinking, that the promotion
of Lieut. Morris to the sra'lr | first
mentioned hears peculiarly hard on
me, as i was first Lieut.. with the now
Commodore Decatur. at the tine de
destroyed the frisa!e Philadelphia
at that time il not now, thought as
much of as the capture ofthe Guer-
riere, for which exploit he was pro-
moted t. the rank Of Post-Captain,
ml l rewarded with the oeTsr Of
T,co Months Pay. After devsting
near fifteen years OF the prime Of
my life fai.hfuily to the service OF
nv country without furIOu@h, Tex
cepting che FOR SIX weeks you must
mt think hard Of my having remcn-
strated tans plainl, on Lieut.. Mar-
ris' promotion over sae. | assure
you Should regret extremely ieev-
ing the service At any period, recu-
iiarly at this; bu; If outranked by
IN officer who has 9ot greater claims
than myself. to promotion, have no
alternative. Trusting to the impair
TALLY Of your decisioa. / have tue
honor to be sir, your obedient serv't.
(sisned)
JAMES LAWRENCE.
The Hon. PAUL HAMILTON.
Nary Department Oct. II. 1912,
S,R-Yur letter Of the 10Th inst.
has reached me. The suggestions
with which that letter concludes.
prevents an answsrin detail, and con
fines ne 10 the siagle observation,
that if, (without causeH you leave
the service Of our country. there
will still remaia Heroes and Pstri-
o;4to support the homer Of its flag
am Sir. yours,
[sisue'!
PAUL HAMILTON.
CAPT. LAWRENCE, U. $. Hornet.
TO the Honorable tie Senate Of the
United Sixties Of .amel';cG III Con-
gress assembled,
JAMES LAWRENCE Of Ncw-York,
Master aud COmman,'i,ni Of the slcop
Of war Hornet. respectfully presents
ibis Memorial to the Honorable Sc
ratc of the u. States. upon the no.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-09
NETWORK, December a.

The schr Louisa, M'Curdy. f;om Te-
nerii!e for Baltimore, with a full cargo
of salt, was plundercd and burnt at sea
OF the 29h ult. in lat. So 80, Ion. IL 80,
by the British snip Of war !Acasta, capt.
Kerr, who pat capt. M'Curdy and crew,
without provisions OF any kind, on board
the Spanish ship l'ros Amigos which
arrived al this port yesterday from 81.
Cruz.
Melancholy MseMgence.-The friends
of the Missionary cause sill! read, with
sincere End deep regret, tita following
intelligence. whie h VIC have copied lton
the "LondVn Commercial Chronicle
of the Eth Of September last
GA letter lroni Gs:arapore, dated
March l2!.. received September 9,
gives an account of ere, which broke
out in the Printing Office, at the Mis-
sion house, on Wednesday evening,
March IL, and destroyed 1000 reams
English paper, (worth there 5oool. ster-i
ling) and .touuts Of tyhes in Fourteen
Languages, besides English. The loss
cannot be less than l2,ceol and all the
literary lsbors Of the Missionaries are
Interrupted at once"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-09
CHARLESTON, IS. CT Nov. %.

SING ULAR PHENoMgHoN-OR tie
18Th OF the present month, between
Cape Hn;tesas and Cape Lookout, was
observed. an immense number of dead
Fish, supposed to be of the species cal
led the Trout. The distances run within
which these fish were observed, was
n@arly fifty miles. They were so much
sccayed AS To fill the atmosphere with
putr!d citlusia. The water, notwith-
Standing the wind blew gale at N. w.
through the whole distance, was much
smoother than before or after falling in
with tic dead fish.
The cause for this destruction could
not be accounted for by the observers,
except upon the principle of an epide-
mic amorg them. Any information up
on the subject, by persons who may
have observed this Ich,byological de-
struction, wou!d be highly gratifying.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-09
WINES. TEAS, &c.


s Pipes old London P. Madeira
IL do. Sicily Madeira
10 do. Lisbon IS
8 pipes and 40 or. casks Sherry =
so quarter casks Malaga
IS cases Claret
40 chests gunpowder, imperial ami
younghyson Teas, of very saps-
ripr quality,
90 puncheons Sd proof Antigua Rum
q 10 do. northern do.
80 hhds. Molasses,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
1900 pounds bright Madder,
40 pounds Nutmcss,
70 BAGS Pepper and Pimento,
40 kegs race and gound Ginger,
so bales Upland Cotton, nice quality,
700 pounds Bengal s. Spanish Indigo,
so boxes mould and dipr Candles,
g 40 do. No. 2 Chocolate,
100 do Pipes, containing gross each,
500 reams writing and wrapping Paper,
200 sacks Liverpool fine Salt,
60 hhds. n. Orleans and w. India
Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee.
With a general assortment OF other
GROCERIES,
FOR SALE Br
Bryan Hampson & Co.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-09
THE SUBSCRIBER

NYTISHES to inform his Friends, and
Wv the public in general, that be
has opened Store next door above Mr..
M'Kefzie's in Prince Street--wherc he
has New-York PIP2iNS in barrels, or
blythe bushel, Muscatel RAISiNS IN
boxes, orreiai, frs, quality soft sGeiisd
ALMONDS, by the bag CT retail,
CRANBERRYS,, excellent BUTTER
for family use-togcthcr with best
TEAS. COFFEE, SUGARS, and Co.
shen CHEESE.
Abel Willis.
Dec. s. s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-09
Dec. s.
NOTICE.

"HEpaptnerssip heretofore existing
bstgeenths Subscribers under the
Grm Of TS.f.dC E.FTHTSLE, e Co
is shis d.y dissolved AL persons in
dsSssd thereto wlli please make irams-
aists payment to |, Entsi.ls, ethrrwiae
soiss will be instituted against ali deiin-
oncnts
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-03-13

and persons Of unsound mind, shall not be
Effected by this act, until eighteen months
4fter their disabilities shall have ceased.
20. The executive is hereby authorised
to employ such additional clerks IS may be
necessary to enable the auditor to comply
with the acquisitions OF this act, at such sa-
laries as they may prescribe, to be paid
out Of the contingent fund.
81. Thi, act shall be in force from the
passing thereof.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-30
JOIN CLOPrOw
DOMESTIC.
SAVANNAH June IS.
FIOkIDA EXpENITION

Il
Governor Mitchel's aid arrived hero
certain number of Volunteers from dis III
Sade to reinforce col. Smith Of the II {
'roops before st. Augustine-Jhe Renuhl.
Can Blues under capt. Cuthbert, and de.
tachment of the Savannah VoIuo,sa.
Guards, under lieut.. s. White, having ton
dered their services, encampcd unon tb.
Common until the vessels which were Tn
convey them were ready for their recent;on
and at once entered like soldiers into the
performance of a regular duty.
Friday being the day fixed npon FIR on,
Darkation, about twelve o'clock tive co..
were struck, and the line cook its marcl,
through heavy rain accompanied bv tbd
Chatham Artillery, the Chatham Ronoe,S
and vast cQncoursc OF their fellow citi9co,
vino wished TO give TO this fine body Of ,a-
triotic men their parting adieu.
Arrived at the BiuFopposite the wharve,
where they were to embark, a short pane
was devoted to the Indulgence Of n sensjb;-.
NY winch was awakened IN the breasts az
all ne i"re wen wishes were given ana
they marched on board with that cheerful
ness, with consciousness of deservir,o. ~.
applause Of their Country a Saline nf
Artillery and musquetry announced tbc;,.
being Oh board, II was returned by the Cun-
Boat which accompanied them, ard .ha
parting three cheers, which rent the az
conveyed 10 the brave Volunteers. the Lea,'
ty wishes of every American for their -
y, success and honorable return.
June IS We learn from St. Nfary's thot
Slonp laden with Provisions. and bound 80
Augustine, was taken by The Patriots ca,
rcd TO Amelia, and burnt.
BALTIMORE, June 24--Prcpqr,t;o, s
for privateeriug are progressing WITH octi,
yity in this port In few DAYS, we be-.
heve' several elegant, valuable and fax
sailing sohooners will be ready for sea.
In another rart cf this paper viii he
'cu'd a statement Of a'rccjous outrage com
ndtted on our CO nmcrce by French T,s,;,o'iy
vessels. The President has wisely "be1a ''H'
ed from suggesting the prcprietv IS 90.
I'VE measures against France, mill =
l1n5t shall become present ce,,esif'. '-'"'
ample a'oneu'ent be not m II Lo = Il
FOR these oatrages, VIC trust IL a. - france
,as. ma fs5r ,o tff'i W sg e. a. G S
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-30

IN day of April last, large Grey Horse, about
FIVE feet two inches high, shod all round. hanging
main and switched tall and goes stiff, tho he had
heen ounered will give ten dollars to amy person
that will deliver the said horse to at Mr.. Mark
Riclards's near the Swan Tavern.
JOSHUA p. MORRIS.
June %. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-30

FHNHE thirteenth drawing of the William aud Ma
n ~ College Lottery OF ninety numbers took place
On the 10th day of June at the capitol when the
following numbers were drawn,
S viz. So, so, rs, 49, Gs,
The fourte NTH drawing will take place on the
t4th July next in Richmond.
June 22. - -.....- II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-30

TyUGH CHAMBERS, intending Tor the present,
III to relinqush the retail Dry Goods Business,
will dispose of his stock consisting of general
sortment of well selected Dry Goots) on advanta-
yeous terms, both to price and credit, to those
disposed tn purchase considerable amount.
NIB. IL. Chambers viii have no objection to rent
che store and Counhng-roo at present Occupied by
him.
June &c. eptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-30

A TEACHER WANTED-Ay young Gentleman
~ qualified to teach the English, Latin and Greek
Emguages, WHO come well recommended, may
fad employment, tine ensuing year. by applying to
Che subscriber, who lives Richmond.
THOMAS BUTTON.
June 2. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-30

ENOUND some days ago, a bunch OF keys-The
4 owner may have them, On application ct this
office, by paying charges, S.c.
June &c. .i.. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-30

lust RECEIVED-50 hhls. Pennsylvania Wins
81 key-Malaga Wine, in pipcs-Aiuscovado and
New-Oreans Sugars, in hhtis. and .harrels--Coiee
In bag. and barrels--and one case fine and coarse
Brown Lihnens-5O boxes Brown Snap--lo do Sha-
ring do.-Spermacct and Tai'o@ Csnd'es-Conn
md Swedish kou--German and Blstercd Steel
All of which will he sold moderate terms for cash,
-sr approved paper ,,.,~,
June &c. u
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-30

n EFT at this cfiee 6 Id LocSEr, marked on
n the back Taos. ". -ifsto,, &c.
June &c. ot
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-30

Up OLrING CLoTffs:-A large supply of hest
ed Dutch Boiling Cloths, Ga aud 5-4 wide-just
seeeved aud for sale, by
SAM L. c. ADAMS.
June %. - 4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-30

~ CONnITIONS.-Five Dollars year, TO be
maid Annually in advance. Those who do not direct
she;r papers be discontinued at the end OF the ear
<wili be considered as engaged tor the neSt.-Sohe
~wil be discontinued, until all arrearasc' have oceh
paid. ~ =, ., +,
ths paper unless they pail for, a. guaranteed by
some respectable person in this city or Manchester.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-30

TJAMILY FLOUR, of superior quality, for sale
Il by GEO. GREENHOW.
June &C. ut
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-30

FALTfMoRE, June 24.----Prcpqratio
Tor pnvateeiing are progressing with act;,
yity IN this port In few DAYS, we be.
sailing schooners will be ready for sea
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-23

nress their opinions on public men ana Hsea- :
sures. and to adopt means for the security OF
their rights, and that our fellow citizens III
his and the other commercial states, arosear-
nestly requested to join with us IN a Puolie
EXPRESSION Of their sentiments on the system
Of commercial restrictions, and their aohoi-
renee Of war; and that this town, shoula II
become expedient, will appoint committees
for the purpose of receiving their commu o,
cations, and for corresponding OF meetmg WITH
them for the adoption of,such constitutional
measures as may be proposed, Tor the reSlo-
ration Of our unalienable commercial riSnt9 ;
for the security of our peace and Tor the eiec-
ton Of such men to office, as wllluse thelr oes'
endeayors FOR the promotion OF these oOjects'
so essential to the preservation ofour constl-
tuition, to the security Of our union, and to the
| prosperity Of our country.
JOHN c. JONES, Chairman
The foregoing report, having beea repeated
" read & debated, was voted to be accepted
THOMAS DAWES, Moderator
Arrest. THOMAS CLARE, Town-ClcrE.
It was voted, that the Seiectmen cause Co
pies OF the above report and resoiuNohS . 10
| sent to every town in the commonwealth
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-23
VALUABLE A.3A.D Fea s.sLE.-wn, b,

sold at private sale, and ii application be no,
male before the 10th ~ November next will be OF
Tered for sale at Goochland courthouse, on the
day OF Nov aext being day, tract of land be-
longing to the estate ~ Granville Smith decd late
ut Montgomery county, lying in the county OF
Goochan'l, about two miles below the Courthouse X
twenty eight above Richmond. co ltaining Severn
hundred & thirty Acres One hundred at which are
first rate James River low grounds. and nearly the
same quantity of Swamp land, which may be easily
reclaimed, and esteemed superior in value 10 the
best river low-gronnds-the balance consists of high
land, which Cor strength and fertility of so equal
To any nm the river great part of it having been
highly manared ant enclosed in lots.
The, improvements consist III good dwelling
house. Ice hous., Carriage house, every other neces-
sary building. two Apple orchards and one Peach
orchard. The situation is high, healthy and agreed.
ble-the land well watrrcd, containing number of
springs AMI rivuiets advaniageo,slv nterspersed, &
boundedo the south by James Rivera on the north
By Beaverdam Creek. The advantages resulting
from its immediate situation the river, & its cnn.
tisui'y to Richmond, are too obvious to be particu.
larly mentioned.
Foe further particulars enquire of John Preston in
Richmond, or OIL. T. Pieasants or G. Smith, living
on the premises, by whom the land will be shewn :
October g wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-23

|son. and who withdrew, must have Joined the main
body. When they reached Fort Defiance, their fur.
Their progress was probably checked by the advance
Ut tie troops under Winchester. Under Harrison
and Winchester, there are not more thsn 500 re.u
lars all new recruits the o the force is eompos
ed ct Kentucky and Ohio volunteers. The officers
in Paynes brigade, in particular, are men of high
standing talents, and energy. In fact, finer set of
fellows never were paraded. than have now marched
to encounter the red and white savagcs at Fort De-
hancc. We expect soon to hear Of a bloody and
glorious battle. If Harrison with the moupted vo.
iunteers reaches Winchester previous to an engage
ment, the allies will find hot work. Not MANY OF
them viii ever see Maiden. We have no abpre.
hension of the result, even If engagement should
take place, previous to the arrival Of Harrison the
brave kentuckians will do their duty. There are
not the same number OF Engiishmen on earth, who
couh drive them. The distance from St. Mary's to
Fort De6snce, leaving Fort Wayne on the left, is n
bout 60 miles.
II the allies should attemp. retreat, the mount.
ell volunteers would stick very close to their rear
The only fear we have here, is, that there are no,
80 MANY British and Indians at Fort Defiance as NC
counts have represented. Tecgn,seh, the ce,ebrat-
ell warrior, is said 10 comm aud the Indians. Tn.
day Of she battle will be proud day for the back
'ooedsn;ea. ID.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-23

"A r.. GEORGE JACKSON, executor of Heze-
ivA kiah Davidson, deed. William Maulsley and
finn his wife, executrix of the said Hezekiah Da-
wilson, decd, Margaret, Lucinda, Elizabeth Itha-
mer and IAN Davidson, infant children of Hezeliah
Davidson, decd, by the said VIM. Maulsley s. finn
his wife, their guardian.
Please to take notice,
Thaton Tuesday, the LIST of December, in the pre-
sent year, at the office of VIM. Raymond, surveyor
ct Harrison county Cor his in ofice) be-
tween the hours Of eight in the morning and four in
the afternoon, shall proceed to take the dispositions
OF sundry witnesses, to be read in evidence in the
suit dependingin the Superior Court of Chancery
tor the district Of Richmond, wherein the executors
of William Lyme, aud others are comp lainants and
the executors OF Hezekiah Davidson and others de.
PENDANTS. You being abscntees from this state, we
adopt this mode of giving you notice thereof.
VIM. LYME.
VIM. III. HUTCHINSON,
Executors of HIM. Lyme, decd
oct. 9. wgy