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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-29
= A CHILD ~!

Aged wears near Hanover, was covered
with boils and ulcers, ievera Of which had
eat down TO the ribs, attended with feelings,
burnings sc. the parents after having tired
moa things without ettect was prevailed on 70
try
CT DR. ReIF5 Botanical Dr9bs Z
when 70 the aGonfhment Of the parents the
child was cured by taking bottles. An old
Gentleman aged Z ) was 40 years aft cted with
a violent humor attended with tormentiug
feelings, buruings &c IN ose Of his legs ; had
tried every thiag had applied for medical ad-
vice was refgned as pan relief; after taxing
5 bottles was cured. a young Lady had
violent humor in her head and face attended
with mot violent itchings 6cC--was cured by
taking bottles.--Thele drops are radical
cure for SAT- y5sau, ieP-9y, ssyefaia, 'ea'cy "Hp-
t.a5 PPls tJesi fore tg' and Eyer, OsTs' iaHI fGIHf'
(vVbsa r7s,eE,y 6lI fslsI and az ir5P~ifsS q fbs
blood az5 juice, 0,e re b5e fPring and aafu7T1t
fkyne, may bs given 70 eBti3,sa ygfb Psyts7 Iefty
Price } dollar. - III for Dr. Retes 30
tanical Drops noEs are gszuiHs Eris" figFs4
F" W. I. Conway" No Green llreet, Bottom,
and retailed by fPeciaI appointment by
Stephen Patten, Bookseller,
Exsbssg4 6ysst Portland,
Babfon, Wilcafei; Coodaie HaIoweil Ellis,
Auguna w. SewaIl PoG Office, New BrunG-
wick; Todd, Saco Tappan, Portsmouth
Thoma, * WhipPle, Newburyport; Il. Whip
pie, Culhing aud Appleton Salem GleaiOn,
New Bedford and mott Dueells and Book
fe Iers Of relpectabllity throughout the U. >.
1rBs,s nay Be bad Dr. ReLes Ayomatis fsTzae fi',
for ob0ructiOns SC aud which are equally
conducive 10 the health Of married ladies HaIs5s
rrbea p,eFal4t at which time they mutt nor be
taken Dr. Hunter eeisb,gfei PUi, a certain
lafe and expeditions cure for all ltages Of the
venerial di(caie, full direction and descriptions
Of lymptOms 70 that perions Of either iey may
cure thenleves with lecreCy accompany each
boz; if taken within Hours are certain
preventative Price I dollar. E1T az for
" Or. Hunters Pills" z8rs ave P-7uias Baie5J 5ga
"a wv. I Conway" b Pe,ti,siay Bynys
Cbs-~isaI L;guij Baking in Clan B9itlei Price
I dollar which needs but a trial 20 prove lis
fuperiority to moi other competitions. Bsgi
79b Rsjlors-, besutfer which removes all ipOtt
faius, TIC and renoreS the Top to It's orgna
colour without injury to the leather, Price SC
cents
&C. ConWay's Lennon CtraP
Que Bottle will make 3 or 4 Gallons Of Lem
onads or Punch equal in favor 70 the fnel!
Lemons will keep in all climates for any
length Of time-.thole who value health will
not be withou, It during the Wars rrsaitsT Al
it not only exhilerates The lPirits, but at the
fame time cools the l-dem aud ailayS thlfl
thereby preventing Fever III. Dr. Jsbb'I esl
s5yafsi Liaassnt for Rheumatilm, fprains, brui
lss, numbnefs, (tifnels 10 the joints, &c The
relief i immediate and we're frequently In "a
hours. ~ Nors IF tJs abovs a'e genuine S"ls'!
EF7s4" VI. T. Conway Be particular - a
liberal allowance 10 thole who Purchsle to le
again
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-29

1.-THE fubfcribers RESPECTFULLY inform tIieir
4 friends aud The Publie that thy have
formed connection in buGneis under the
firm OF MASON u M00DT, and taken tie
new Store lately erected on Federal Corners
oppoGte the one formerly occupied BY fad
Mafon, where they offer for Gale a general Al
Iortment of
MN. India Gods e. Gr0cerieJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-29
DOMESTIC

R;pinp and Spinning Machine
THIS very important and ufeful invention
L for Rowing and Spinning Cotton ans
Wool, has been occurred 20 the iuoicTloeEs oy
Letters Patent As Il Is imPcihble 10 give an
ADEQUATE idea of machinery by description, Il
nav Ne luficient " tate, that che Machine Y
very hmple n Is contribution and operations,
and not more liable 10 be put out Of repair
than common fPinning wheel, and may be
repaired by any ordinary mechanic. it VIII
occupy about the fame room a bed eh'ld
NAV learn ii 4 ih0rl time 70 fpin from "a to
IS ikeius ia a day, with machine OF twelve
ipindes they may, however, beIncreaied 70
any dehred number. The yarn may DC iPun 70
any required Gze, aud that lEe PrelerVed with
great eGactnels II perlon wiihes 10 alcer-
tam the ptohls of Machine Of AZ iPndlss he
may calculate
Spinning in the u[ual way
500 ikeins al Q. ~ 70
With the Machine, this will
require days labor q = NJ
Balance in favour Of the
Machine y A nj
work therefore family VINO HahuI @Ctule
100 yards Of wooden cloth IN year, would
fave about twenty dollars.
The IubCcribers have received from the
Paten.e Zee Al Alignment Of " the full and eHcIu-
Gvs rgh, OF making, uGng, and vending 70
hers the u(e CT the above Machine 10 the
Dnrlf III Maine and ltate Of Matlachuietts.
Perfons wilhing &c purchafe may Tee a
Machine and lean the terms, by application
10 the ubfcribers az No, Al, Muhey's Row
Portland Letters mutt be pa paid, or they
will not be attended, tO-All perlons are eau
toned againh ulng the laid Machine within
he above Dinrict, as we will prOlecute every
offender with the utmoa rigor Of the law
"A generous reward vii be given to any PeFioD
VINO will give Us information Of treipaiier'
upo.. the Patent, 70 that conviction may be
had
JOSHUA SHAW,
STETSON LOBDELL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-29
Il H.nLe = SeK or Ercbanee,

A LARGE and convenient Dwelling Houle
II very pleasantly i-ulted II Ftayerhill,
Mas. commanding profpe6t Of the Town
and of Merrimacx River, fzid houic - two
lories high has Gx rooms On the floor and TX
lodging chambers, and an excellent well OF va
tei il the houTe, fuitable for Walking i" never
fail. fFIassn excellent Garden connected with
the houfe with a plenty Of fruit ,rees, Cour-
ant Bulhes &c,
The above f usti0n will be fold AZ red II
ced price, and Que half vouid De taken n ".
i Goods-or would BE- exchanged for 2 monte
n Portland For further particulars Erquire
- JUSTIN KENT,
Ingrahams Wharf,
Portland, June 1, 1912. VIl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-29
GEORGE CLARK,

INFORMS the public that he continues 70
carry on the
Cabinst-Making BgEnej5
At his fhop, head Of Exchange street, ne4rly
oppoGte MIR. Robert Boyd's fore where ne ne
has connantly for laIe variety Of fOE-s1-
TURE, made Of good materials and - 2 l4i ~
full aud fashionable manner, on re@ion@p'e
terms.
WANTED TO PURCHASE,
A quantity Of feaConed Birch jolCE 7
BOARD5-to pay il furniture u gan I
oaered foOn OE'0" IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-29

DixvIHe Road Lottery,
Is now drawing, aud the forowiHS rich
d Prizes are IN the wheels, viz.
Of d 10000 S Of 200
S or 1000 IS of 100
Of 500 so 0. so, &c.
UudrawA Tickets at dolls Quarters l6e
FOR faIe al s. PATTENS Lottery Office aud
Book Oore where may be leen iiit OF the
Blanks and Prizes il fbB aud the New York
Lottery Prize Tickets will be received n
pavment for undrawn Tickets The follow
ing numbers have drawn prizes Of p 2, and
woeetoId al he abeve office, w --s556, $50
55o7. nm, Ilj72, nus, in9S, l2S09,
I28 9, 1857, 1851 1882, 27S5, 1880
1926 Jsas Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-29
Z. GREELY.

Ra5 for fais, II 40 !, LorF' R6arf
20 boxes Havana brown Sugars
90 chefs Souchong Tea
10 do Hylon Skin Tea
80 bolts RuiIia Duck
SO pieces Ravens do
90 bolts Engliih do
20 do Cotton do
O hhds w / Rum
leo bbls Mackarel
900 bbls Mels, Cargo No. ], 2 * Beef
100 bbls Pork
80 hhds MoIsfIes
1900 VT. Coffee
600 boxes Candles
200 boxes brown Soap
CORDAGE
BY the gang or final quality
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-29

A DwELLIEo House 10 Plumb Nrss', srs
- two lElal SHOPS in-Fore liree.--Likewiie
4 faitabIe place far 4 Vi6uaHug Cellar, and
fore on my Wharf, which has hesE improved
THOMAS BECK
save %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-29
To MeD Of Patri9ti(n, Courage
nnd EHterbrIse.

TO Men Of PatTt5fYH, courage
and Enterprise.
livery able bodice man from the age 81
l. 8 10 As years, who hall be entitled for
tbr Army Of the Tinted states fer the term
of FIVE wears. viii he pad bounty OF
SIXTEEN DOLLARS
n addition IN their Rit.sat, Al0at5ly PgJ dHa
Cla,,Bisg and wheRever I've dali have ierved
the Term for which he entitled, and obtained
Al honorable di(charge, Gazing chat he had
faithfully performed hIs duty whitIn iervice,
he ihall We allowed aed paid IN addition 70
The aforelaid b1uAtyt Tbrss n'afb5 Pay aH4
100 Hcre5 Of Lard J
md n cafe he fhou0d he killed il action Or
IVY II the fervice, his hers and Representatives
viii be entitled 10 laid three months pay aud
one hundred aud Gxty acres Of Lana 70 Re de-
fguated, furveyed, and laid Of, Il hePubhc
ezpence.
- Healthy, active boys between fourteen
and eighteen years of age will be accepted
provided they will bring the content 10 VIII
ting, from their parents or guardians
~ A Rendezvous is opened IN the cham
Der over No 70 Hsyzarkst Rars, 10 POR L
LAND. where All who are deGrous OF enter,
ing the United States fervice to defend
ana hrpport their country, may have "a oP
Dofgunifv bv immediate application.
LEMUEL BRADFORD,
C3stsiz 9,b Rtgsimssi L.faSf'y, N :.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-29

no Long wharf has for faie.
- 10 boxes a 6Tl quality Havana BT0wl
Sugars
Ton of RuiIls Iron
"a quantity 81 Liverpool Salt.
June 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-29

WeR-hdia Goods and Groceries.
BRYANT s. FREEMAN,
LJAVB received al addition Iuppy #
l 4 WyeR- India G93d5 g Groceries
Of the GrR quality, aud now offer them for
fale at their fore next door to the Pott Ofhce
as cheap as can be purchaled eliewhere.
They have zl(o for fale al their fore At
Limerick Corner, general aaortment OF
hngHIb and Wet India G92ag,
on the mon Reasonable terms
52Rs 3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-29

WILLIAM SWAN,
No s, Uaioa Ron, A1i43is Fssa,
aAs FOB sALE
bea Havana Sugar in boxes
Hvlon and Souchong Teas, q hyperion
quality,
Good retailing Tobacco
w Rum BY hid.
Philadelphia Gin,
Pepper and Pimeuto BY bag 5s. 5s.
ALso-a Small additional itccS Of iaa'a G''4I
all which will be fold a. reduced prices
Portland Tzss 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-29
JOSHUA SHAW,
STETSON LOBDELL.
FRENCH Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN,
ggrs %

ROA AL LINAOLN,
HAS lust received fresh French Goods,
consisting Of elegant ga ana Damask
and Levantne Silk Shawis fine and com
mon Linen CambrCks Ladies silk and kid
Habit Gloves Gentlemens silk DO Rib
bonds Double FlorenCes ilSilk Hose, green
Umbrella LustrIngs Centlemens SILK Um
brellas Fans &c.
Also-Flrst chop blue and yellow Nankins :;
fancy Musiins Linens Best-W esl " Eng
land Broadclolhs fine factory Shifting 90.
Gnghamsi Ladies ParasoLs; Catcos :
black Grape 10. Cambricks CamUrlck
Muslius, some very fire. Cotton L4oes IN
dla Cottons all prices black Pe'sians 4;
Canton plaid silks do. Black do PonBees !
Canton Grapes white, red and yellow Elan
nels Blk do Ladies whit. & Slate cotton
hose; Genuemens Slate and mixed do }
Lace Yelling, 5 4 wide; twild Silks tor pc
Uses fine and common BrOadcl0ths do. do.
Kerseymeres red BroadclOths white,
red and Buff Kerseymeres for military Gen
t.emen. Which together with his tormer
stock compose an assortment Utalmost every
article usually eaQured tor. June /.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-29

Aged years near Hanover, was covered
with boils and ulcers, leveral Of which had
eat down to the ribs, attended with feelings,
burnings Sc. the parents alter having tried
noa things without effect was prevailed on to
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-24

sohr. FairLsds. CoJiier, from Boston, bound
t. plymouth, IN. CD with cargo OF salt, hay
ing been detained in lat. SO OF, long ~ %, b..
the British trigate Acasts, who put on hoard
tie schr eleven American prisoners, being
part OF the crews OF Tie following vessels
Brig Welcome Return of Philadelphia sold
at Tenerife.
Short Staples, Dixon, from Boston to Tener-
lie
Scar Farmers Fancy, Irwin. from Charles
ton bound y Philadelphia, laden with hides &
rice.
The prisoners originally belonging to the
two first named vessels were returning home
in the schr. Eliza of Alexandria, bound to
Baltimore, when they were taken by the A.
cas'a.
Ship William and Henry, Hudson, days
from n. York.
The British slip Cyrus, bound fr. St. Johns,
IN. B - To jamaica was captured on the 18th
uit. by the American privsieer Revenge, capt.
Bother OF Philadelphia, few miles S. e. Por-
to-Rico, and re captured on the sd inst. By the
British brig Sophie off the capes of Dcleware
in hve fathoms water. The crew, consisting
OF iS, were put on board Northern vessel,
bound to Plymouth, (N. CD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-24

The army under General Hopkins, consis-
ting of about twelve hundred officers and
soldiers, reached the Prophets town. situa-
ted on the west side of the Wabash. on 10th
ult. The evening after, lieut.. Theobald and
three others left the camp 20 reconnoitre,
and deserted party OF indians, by whom
ofthem was killed. a detachment of sixty
went ont on the 22d to seek the person who
had been cut to pieces the day before they
were misled by an Indian, and were attack
ed by large body of the saYages, by whom
eleven rangers and five other men of the
detachment were cut down Among the
slain were iieuts. Murray and Edwards, en-.
sign Mairs, Mr. Rose and Mr.. Webb
Their army left their encampment on the
2sth and marched to the spot where the II
troops had fallen on the 23d, with view to
give the indians battle; but no general acti-
on had taken place at the date of the latest
accounts, to the wenty-eighth eli. from the
Wabash.
Bali, Amer.
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Rumford Academy.

THE public are hereby notified, that Mr..
Il Richard Dabney being unable on account
of ill-hesllh to fulfill his engagements with me,
1 have procured McSsrs Brooke Dill and Rob
ert G.. Hill As Teachers in the Acadomythe en-.
suing year.--The course OF instruction pursu.
cd under our direction will comprise Heading,
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar and
Geography, with the use OF Globes, the Latin
and Greek Languages, Mathematics, Natural
and Moral Philosophy, Relies Lettres and His.
tory--Terms, for Board, Tuition, Bed & Can.
dies, 500, to he paid quarterly in advance,
with punctuaiity.-The months Of June and
December, viii be vacation. no pupil will be
received for a shorter time than the whole
year.
RICHARD InLE
Dec. 81 %
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-24
by Last Evenings Mail.
WAsHfwcrow CRY. Dec %

WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. %.
From the army of the Centre, we have
no other Information than that detailed
IN Gen Smyth's letter, which we copy from
an Albany paper, and full confirmation
OF those facts from another source. 1t an
pears probable, from what we have seen,
that had he persevered & effected landing.
he aud his army would have shared the fate
nj the gallant few who sometime ago made
good landing at Quecnstorn, and were sa-
erihced by the apathy, timidity. or something
worse, ofthose who remained inactive on
the hither shore. Every day'a experience
tends to fnrce on our minds conviction we
are unwilling to receive, that volunteer mi
htia are not precisely the species of force on
which to rely for carrying on war, however
competent they may be to repel invasion be-
cause the impulse which tcmpts them to the
held frequently subsidies before the necessi-
" arrives for the eXertion Of their prowess
And, as to the militia, where the doctrine is
incuicated which makes this great national
oulwark mere name, ''full of sound and
fury signiiying noth;ng;" where federal
principles have pafaliEed its exertions, ;rs
services have been found to be most ineffi
Gent when most necessary. That snch has
not been the case in several instances in the
Seth and West, is accounted for by the
absence IN those quarters of that deiaoni2
cal spirit of party which Il, IT'S struggles to
at an to eniinence, tramplcs undcr foot a.
like the barriers Of the constitution, and
that moral feeling on which alnne its sane
5ity depends. In no instance, we believe,
where Repubican;sm predomnates, have
the Militia awaited themselves of the pre-
tence, set up For them by party leaders, that
they cannot he ordered On service ;shtut
the limits of the United States The bane
tut consequences CO such doctrines are pen.
cited, in lines stronger than our pen can
delineASc, by the disastrous events ct
Queenstown and the disgraceFul scenes re-
Gently exhibited at Black ROCK. The hon.
orable exceptions to this general remark but
serve, by contrast, to place IL more hateful
colours the conduct OF close to WHOM. it JUS
ly applies. On the conduct of the com lisnd-
ing general, on the more recent occasion.
every ones az competent as ourselves TO
form an opinion. Nat. Tn.
The bill for the increase of tie Navy is
yet before the House of Representatives.
who yesterday refused, in committee of the
whole, to expunge the provision For 1 seven-
ty-lo"rs, by a majority of six votes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-24
THE NEyi S StRPiFRs' ibrs<isSs
70 TIE P.6Y'Ro.N,s nf TIE
GINA ARG Us.

VIRGINIA ARGUS
CHR{ST,1EfS, 1919.
From niehaond's bus;lin5 street, IN thadshst
profoundly
chanc'd DER BeSe:de,e's hills TO stray;-
The winds Of Winter rns ~ unhe--"sd rood. -
Before me, wide, the bcanteous pcosre.t ...,:
The River foauir5 bright through Rocks end
1sles,--
The distant City in is splertlor dres,'d- -
The contrast of the lonely woods and Wild,
With solemn fancics 6lra my youthful breast.
REVOLVING in nv ininda Chrstmas lay
To greet the Patrons of the Primers boy,
~ strains alternately were grave or gay.
Aud now to sorrow tun'd, and nc " to Joy.
Atlength reach'd deep sequaster'd vale,
Ti"'ouah which 4 Rirulet l0's mu-murinS
IT'S Whining course roiow'd to q dale
IN %oSds enbosom'd from the baun,s Of man.
stopp'd hy paing there. dasart place,
Sacred to trsil n.ovtcly, found.
IEres seass green hiilochs. side by side, I,roce;
n JoirM w9s srnS within the moulding
ground.
As. silently, and mournfully stood,
Considering these fral monuments of death,
The winds were hush'd;-a gloom invoiv'd the
My blood was child ,--suspende,. AS my
brea h -
When, from tie bottom of The hollow grave,
An awful voice was heard -" Presu,nptuous
Bard
Is roFether, here, the good, the fair, tn. brave
sleep IN the narrow house for Ali prepaT'jt
Disturb otthou thsir cain, their lasting sleep,
Appointed >,.h she great, the final DAY
" Blu. h,ine returning Virtue' : mandates keep.
" And to thy SIuiorr alteration pa,
F." Let no. kis nataiGay in ,hougbtess rir,h.
., 1'il in'empersnce be- spent BY th.r;
" Bat elevate Thy mint from thugs o. earth,
& And SEEK the blessings Of Eternity,
p" I'D others, too, the God of Heaven 10 fear,
Ind call 10 mind the woes of Christmas
tide:
" The dolefu' anniversary is near,
when Richmond's sons and lovely daughs
81 Consider, then. We Needless, and ye gay
"The vanity of all things here below
" lie levity apart, that dreadful dav,
g Ind on fhs dead one psasiSe tear btnos;
[" But yield not to the dictates Of destgir;
Enjoy with gratitude the blessings Eiren
" BE COMFORT found in charity and Prayer;
And hx your rizh!:oas confidence in Hes.
yen.'
Here ceas'd the voice. end, awe struck, re.
tir'd:
May yen, nv friends, it's precepts now obey.
With true Religions vital warmth inspiid;
And 6IesssG then, win be my Christmas lay.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-24
Bali. Amer.
Port of Richmond.
ENTRANCES,
IRON DEC i6rn TO rae 24rr.

IRON DEC 18TH TO THE 24TE.
Dec. 17th.-schr. Dart, Andrews, Baltimore
--18th--Ariadna, Somers, N. York-Feteral
list, Pearson, Baltimore--l oth--Dusty Miller,
Somers, N. York--NimbIe, Grant, do -Wey.
mouth, Thompson, Philadclphia-Sloop Conso-
lation, Bates, N. York-Atlantic, Cob, Perth
boy-2lst-Coliector, Smith, Noriolk-In.
tercourse, Ripley, New rk--22nd--PhGbe,
Hamilton, Norfolk-Schr Victory, Goodwin, do.
Union, Morrisctt, N. York-Rose in Bloom,
Somers, do.-Mary Ann, Smith, do.-Betsey
& Mary, Williamson, misunderstanding
Connecticut, FurloDg New-York.
CLENRANCES.
Dec. 16th--Schr. Remittance, Pryor N. York
--19th-Undaunted Tyler, do.--Margaret, Ro-
binson, do. -2ist--Saily, Wing, do.-22nd--
Sylvia Ann, Beaston, do.-Fermcrs Daughter,
Blackman, do.--sloop Lady Hamilton, GilIett,
N. YoFk--ConsoIstion, Bah, do.-ColIector,
Smith, do.--Schr. Weymouth, Thompson, do.
--Nimbie, Grant, do.
FOREIGN CLEARANCES.
Dec. 10th, 1912.-Schr. Richmond Packet,
Gage, Cadiz, Spain.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-24
NEW -YoRK, Dee. Is.

Singular Porgery.--On the eighth inst
a man named John Williams, about thirty
five years Of age, Chaving rather the ap-
pearance and address Of a decent horse dea.
Ter or jockey was brought to the police Of
hce, charged with having placed in the
hands Of stock brokers, forged British licen-
ces for sale, some few OF which had been
sold, but the money, fortunately, was not
paid, and the papers were returned. On
mis- trunk being sent for and examined, there
were about one hundred and twenty Of these
forged licences, Ca number Of which are not
sigIcd) together with the dies, stamps and
other apparatus for forging them, found
Th,se papers are we'll executed, the sigma
ture Of Sidmouth is good imitation, that of
ChetVynd is too trcmulous, the original sie-
nature of Chet~ynd, is a nerveless hand.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-24

Tt&tiET 1-5i- IA DAYS DRAWIN
oFTHE
Grand Double .NJm6er Lottery,
susquelianna Canal,
SECOND CLASS,
Il NOW ovER--LND THE
Eight Capitals
ARE ALL YET IN THE WHEEL-VIZ.
$4,000 Dollars,
10000 Dolarr,
2O,0Ge Dollars,
10000 Dollars,
5000 Dollars,
5000 Dollars,
5000 Dollars,
5000 Dollars,
And SIX Or ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS arc
sll jet IN the Wheel.
or lt should be remembered that there is
but comparatively !ew Tickets in this Lotte.
nv, and thst the FIRST DRAWN NUMBER
aiter the tickets are half out, will be entitled
TO the
'Ewo 10000 Dollar Prizes.
'.oAFEw TICKETS for sale at the ArgYs
o@ee.
December -.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-24

In our paper of to day will be found
letter from the much injured and abused
Gen. .dte.rander Smyfh. An attentive pc
rusal OF the letter is all that Smyth need
require OF candid men-evrn shoNii Mey
De ms greatest enemies, and tie enemies Of
tieaT- o1vn goUernmenf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-24

The Rev'd. Mr.. WILLARD, Of New-Ier
sey, will deliver Masonic Sermon at the
Capitol, on Sunday morning at IL cl OK,
at which citizens generally are. invited to
attend.
The City Brethren and Visitors in town
are requested to meet at the Masons' Hail,
at O'CLOCK same morning.
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FEMALE sEMINARY.

I INTEND to commence Teaching ss former
Il W, the ensuing year, at my fathers (Thomss
Harris's) house, in The forks of Hanover com
~, where propose teaching the following
branches, viz.--Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
English Grammar, Geography, plain Needle
Work, Drawing, Painting, &c. At the rate of 80
dollars per amman for Board, Tuition. Wash.
ing sad Lodging, with the necessary atteh-
dance.
DEBORAH HARRIS.
18th month, called Depcember, 1912. 3v.
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Tie difference. The Americans, with
sig or eight frigates, traverse tie ocean. 81
defy the thousand ships of Britain; while
the French have eighteen sail Of the line At
1ouiOn, nineteen IL the Sch<, nine in the
fexei, and six at BresS, completely ready
Tor sea, SnAg III horf.
Ind. CHron.
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NORFOLK, December II.
ARRIVED

n. Patty, Lock, from Newport R. lion
lay, 1flh inst. lat SO, long. IS, was boar.
I'd detained by uie British gun-brig So.
Athey took from rs oniya part OF the car
4 quantity Of POTATOES, cheese, bed-tick,
6some rum and moiasses, &c but in every
zespect treated Us with ciyility. The
had captured two days before the schr.
wvr Simmons, from Daxbury, bound tn
re, laden with pIpistcr Of paris, which
Z, and pat on board Of US the eeptain
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