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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-24
NEWJERSET GENERAL Or
DERS.
HEADQUARTERS.


Elizabeth To1cn, Nor. IS, 1872.
TIE Commander in Chief Of the
Militia Of New Jersey, in conse-
quenae of a particular eommnnica-
ton made 10 him. by the General
commanding at New York, and its
dependencies. thinks il prudent to d.
rect, that all the Uniform Companies
whether OF Cavalry. Artillery, Light
Infantry, or Rifemen within the
state, do hold themselves in readiness
upon Il previous notice OF 81 hours,
to take the field. duly equipped. each
man having good Blanket, and i
Ga, s pro,isios ready cooked. Thn
captains commanding companies Of
artillery will make contracts, on
behalf Of the United States. for a
suitable number Of horses and dri-
ycrs, (by .he day. to transport their
respective field pieees and apparatus,
TO he paid ou!y from tie tine sfthe
order TO march, until their return;
aud, also, will take Immediate mea-
sures, such as are allowed by law, to
put into good order every thiag ne
csssary for such transportation.
Each Captain Of an Uniform Com
pany, will make an immediate re-
turn Of the present state Of his coHl-
pany, both as TO the men and there
mutations, adding such general re-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-24
KINGSTON, lam Aug. Is.

Instructlons haVo been lately issued 10
his commanders of his ma jc,y's vessels
of war, to libsrate III ssanen In the na-
w, who Can prove themselves to be CHI
zehs Of the United States. On board
the Cayenne, few days ago, it was
made known to the crew, that if any
Americans were in her, they were at
liberty to come forward and declare
themselves as such. Two ssamen in
stantly said they were; and as their
country had declared war against Eng.
land, they could not think of taking up
arms and lighting against her; but that
they were SO satisfied with the British
service, that they would fight in it a.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-24
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 70.

HosssRr.-On "Wednesday about 7
o'clock in the evening, the house OF Mr..
Andrew Garrett of Roxbury township,
near Germantown, was entered by s or
7 yelled men, armed with one gun and
nine clubs, and after having secured the
family and violently beat and burnt MIR.
Carrot and others, proceeded to ransaek
the house fer money--tsey toek there
from about fifty pounds in cash and one
gun, with which they made of, leaving
the family all bound with cords.
1t was observed that wkilst the or
men were within, about or 4 rcmaln-
ed On the outside the hall, apparently on
guard.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-24
NEw.YORK. November IS.


The Cartel ship Minerva, VIII
liams, sailed from this port yester-
day morning. for Liverpool. with up
wards of one hundred passengers.
Solemn Procession.--To those who
are ever ready to make excuses for
the most unfeeling and philosophical
manner in which our armies on the
frontiers, are starved; who some
times deny the fact. and sometimes
admit it with palliations. but never
with sympathy, We send the follow
ing fats, which we have from .
highly credible source. and which
passed under the eye Of hundreds Of
our citizens. * body ofmi!itia. said
to belong to the rcst. volunteers,
commanded by col. Hawkins. Of the
middle district Of our state, were
seer yesterday TO march in slow and
solemn pace. from their point OF sta
ton at Greenwich, Down to the bat
ter, and tie s.!:e FIRM and very de-
cided stand before the door Of general
Armstrong, where they in a very re-
speeti'al manner " entrsatsd to knozo
7chy they conld not haze food to sEs-
tain nature :" they alleged that they
had been Oh short allowance for some
time-ti,at their patience and patrio-
tism had lasted much longer than
their rations, and that "for the lest
t7ceHty four hours they had receired
no ncurishment 6'ii bread and zca-
ter LctHo man hesitate to believe
this statement. il is most damniag
fact. "Tiree hundred Of cur mill
tia, here in this city, have been re-
duced to the necessity Of living on
bread and water" within gun shot
Of eur plentiously stocked markets!
So much for the manner in which
the affairs OF osr armies are conduct
ed. n. Z. Statesman.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-24

extended line Of operation A con-
siderable number of transports re-.
ceived sailing orders on Sunday, and
will Immediately proceed to Sweden
whence the long talked of expedi-
ton will certainly now, itmay be hep
ed, sail With the least possible delay.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-24

rain.t say otl,er nation on earth except
,hcir own. They were told that they
were not required to forfeit their alle-
glance to their lawful government, and
they were at liberty to quit the services
IS soon as they pleased, which We un.
Ier,tand they have accordingly done.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-24

Corner Of King and FaiYaT Streets
Has FOR SALE,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-24
WINES. TEAS. &c,

Pipes old Loadan P. Madeira
II do. Sicily Madeira
10 do lisbon Is
pipes and 40 Or. casks Sherry :
SO quarter casks Malaga
25 cases Claret J
40 chests gunpowder, imperial snS
yeurghyson Teas, of very sups-
rior quality,
20 puncheons Sd proof Antigua Rum
10 do. northern do.
SO hhds. Molasses,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
$500 pounds bright Maddcr,
20 pounds Nutmegs,
70 bags Pepper and Pimento,
30 kegs race aud gonnd Ginger,
so bales Upland CQtlon, nice quality,
700 pounds Bengal & Spanish Indigo,
80 boxes monld and dipt Candles,
40 do. No. Chocolate,
100 do Pipes, containing 3 gross each,
800 reams writing and wrapping Paper,
900 sacks Liverposs inc SAT-,
90 bhds. y. Orleans and w. India
Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee.
With general assortment of ether
GROCERIES,
For SALE Sr
Bryan Hampton Il Co.
August Is
Just Received
E1h'D EOPSsJ
80 barrels 1st quality New
York Pippens.
400 bushels New England
Potatoes IN nice order.
1000 VT, nice Cheese.
VIM. GARNER.
Nov. 9. DIV.
" ANTS a SITUATION
AS a private Tutor, Young Mea
qualified to teach those aItainmsnts
which constitute good English e,Iica-
ton. For further information, spp.y to
the Printers.
November IS 2aw4ws
Wanted to Hire
A WoNAN of good character who can
cook, wash AID Co the work of family.
There are no small shiidren.-Igqure
Of the Printer.
Ger.
r. GRAY
HIS FOR SALE : FEW COPIES
G ospel Sonaets PUCinso''s Poems
Christian Re ST. I.u.s,ot
seerchcs iaAsia Greaves
Scouish Csief. Lie of Cowper
Cp,;sse Dialogues Dr., younss
yviil irish Girl Wor;ls
Self Coatrouf Gurp', 'Torks
Watts Soetieal
Works
ALSO.
A fresh supply of Carey's Family
Bible
FRINTTNG
rRATLI xxxssTIp AT THIS sxFIex
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-24
PIJBi,IC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
On Tuesday next will be sold at the
Vendue Store, far term OF years,
A Valuable House Servant,
About SO years of age, and herthree
Children, q Girl Of about 6 years, two
Boys of two and four years.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
November l9 dot
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21

In England, TokH We.tiEs, miser. He
had no rela tive bu; poor. aged mothe ,
with whom he la opened 20 on rrrl respect
ing the division Of loaf Oft and finding
his end approaching he .housu. 10 AXE rr-
Venge by exchanging his gold and silver
(50,OOOl) for bills on The Bank of England,
and which he che we'd and swallowed For
'unateiy, however, he nos of the bills
were afterwards ascertained, and The old
LADY recovered he fnII amount.
Ia the u. s hofpital az 3ufTalo from 2sth
Oa1ber 20 the 5Ih November % deaths.
Az harrington, K 4 Dea josiah HuM
PHREY, Il Xvi; he had been me mner
Of he Chusch rs years
On tie 9 Il ms. the Rev. Edmund 81
m y, he worthy pastor Of the Cong egation.
al Church ot Limerick, and on the IL h was
decently inferred amidst the honots anG L.
menstIon Of his afti cted friends, his loving
flock and congrega in. II is highly becum
ing 20 pay suusble Difference 20 the honor
Of his memory As preacher Of the gos
pei he appeared Jealous for the honor OF
God, and tor the salvation OF precious and
immortal souls and under this character
they, who were the beloved people of hi.
charge, highly esteemed him, and 10 them
his memory will be still dear In his do
nestle and social relations, come clIons and
behaviour, and IN his private converse
ton, DO h as christian and minister. lie
shone conspicuously. lie was an humane
and compassionate master, a fai. hful. tend,r
husband, and an afectiona,e, indulgent bar
ent. He was truely religious BIZ his reli-
gIon was not unsocIal, visionary nor morose
If 4
not : ~ word or IN tongue only bur in deed
and IN truth" justice and gratitude DO Il
obllge US 10 give hun the titles Of an useful
and digntied president, and patron of Phi
hps' Limerick Academy, and cordially 10
say chat lie was our EiDah, the chariot of
Israel, and The hOrsemen thereof, Our glory
and defence. Thus this man Of God went
on in the strength Of the Lord, dllfuslne
knUWIedge and happiness to all around him
Even hts expiring eitotts were made 10 pro
moe the public veal, the good Of lis family,
ana that OF his flick and congregation tiIl
alas no WI rs andlng all has gifts and gre
ces, worn down by Tie pressure Of mul lfa
uuus tauBues, by his literary and religious
s. wees, he " flushed his journey in lhe
Wilderness" without great fear, or . solna-
~ murmured !" pas ed through the dwell
hngs # Jordan" and, as we humbly trust, IS
now entered into that world, where the
wicked cease from troubling, and me wea-
r. be At rest.
In his town, 10 b inst Mr. Enoch MOODY,
aged oil AN industrious, worthy cIuzen.
He had been engaged in his usual occupa-
tion until about Ito clock when he returned
70 his house and 81, down without making
any complaint Of i'll health and in few mn
utes dropped from his char and immediate
ly expired
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21

sends her TO foreign market, the Gov
eminent furnish him an protection OF
convoy il is , 9 c&zl}ces out Of % tha,
his property will be captured ~ DESTROY
ed, by those we haye voluntarily made
our enemies. Can il b. expected then
that those who have heretofore purcha-
sed for shipment. will do it now Ger
tainly not And this evil will continue
to increase 50 long as the war lasts. If
the people think that either heir inter.
esf O. hahtlin s. is promoted by the poll
cy of Nh Madison and his partizans,
they will do all in their power TO choose
men OF thst party in Office, but on the
other hand, those VINO prefer Peace &
Prosperity to War and Poverty, will
use all fair and horourable means to eff
feet a change of men and measures.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
The present 1vQr carried on NTH
ont Iares ~!

Many of Mr. M,dison's yOflicc JIders and
office seekers, wi h view 10 reconcile the
democratic party the war, are constantly
telling them that no new taxes have been
imposed that the idea Of land tax, st.mp
net, tax on retailers, &C. is mere federal
bug bear 0 brighten them and promote G
lectIoncerIng purposes True il IS, that The
land tax, as YET, is not in operation, tbo' il is
probable It shortly will be, As bill has been
submi ted TO Cong ess for hat purpose.
But LOANS, PAPER MONEY and DOU-
BILE DU les are reso ted 10 TO- he pur.
pose Of furnishing money 70 a On The
war. This double duties tax 1T "A, others.
Is the most arttul me bod Of obtaining mon
ey from the peoples pockets and comes up
on them as secretly asst a thief in the night.
Nota person who USES an article Of foreign
I'm, IortatIOn. but pays double tax, IN The
price, TO what he would If the country was
q, pesce. And what renders this mode of
taxing IN many instances unjust, IS that The
poor must pay as much as he rich, for none
OF he necsSsries oflife, excep Salt, is free
OF duties. That the public may see how
this subject operates, see the amount which
The consumer pays on he following ARTICLES,
and he Can easily calculate the difference it
VIII be 10 him IN year betwixt War du,ies
and peace duues
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.

TaksH BY Exs Etioa and 70 Be so4 OF PHblie Ylzdae
o. NOaday toe tavsaty fft5 day IF January aest,
Of zen 0eiak q IA affbs use Of Elias Beny,
Egg ~ De-zsrk.
A Ii The R ght IN Equity of Redemption
4 \ VIII ch James Handlers has in and to he
following delcribed NOR gagged Real EAate.
lituated in Denmark 70 the county OF Oxford
(viz.I About eighty acres of Of The 1t No.
four IN The fecoud Range of Lots IN laid town,
being the fame land whereon Doa Beraic
Richar dion now lives with an the privileges
thereon belonging The above delcribed prem
lies is mortgaged to fecure the payment OF
about Que hunared and erghty fiI collars and
interell thereon from the ievenrh Of November
lalf JAMES EMERSON Dy ,JsrF
Dec q in 0xtoy4 County,
AIKEN by Execution and TO be fold ar
pub Vendue 20 the highelt bider a. the
hou Of William Berry 10 Gray, in he Coan-
ty Of Cumberland on TFIURSD the wen-
~ hrit day of January next. at eleven O'Clock
NJ all he Rrgh in Fquiy belonging 10
William Berry, of faid q az, Of Redeeming
the following deicr,bed mnrtgaged real elate
Situated IN faid Gray, viz beginning at poft
near the meeting h3ufe at the point where he
allowance inte1e6fs he road leadiug to North
yarmouth; thence ealt erly on faid road three
r Is and ten feet thence lout Oh zee rods and
thirteen feet and a-hsf 70 the alowan ce.
thence north welt on the eah line of The AL
lowance five rods and three Zee and haif 70
the hrlt bounds together with the bulldings
thereon.
AARON wIN~Low, Dep Sar f.
FalmOu Dec, 9Th SI2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE

Not day passes but We hear repeat
ed complaints, from those who bring
Country produce to market, that they
can obtain but about one half the price
fer it they formerIyd id. The question
IS frequently asked what can Be the
cause oft The cause is as obvious as
the Gil cumstance is true: il is owing
to the operation ofthe destructive and
unnecessary war the county is involved
In and what is still wor So, the longer
this war is persisted in, the greater will
be the sacrifice every Farmer must
make, who has siXpense worth OF pro
duce % dispose Of. We would ask our
Country brethen What would te their
feelings towards NJ. Madison and the
majority in Congress, if a law should
be passed that would subject l9 out of
30 of their sleighs, when coming with
produce TO market, to capture and de-
struction. Would they not think this
was a very unjust and unequal law,
where no stsOnger PERSONS could be Oft
cred for It's necessity, than there can
be for continuing the present war I!
Under such hazard, is there one Far
mer o. raider, in his senses, that would
think Of purchasing for transportation
under such circumstances Yet this
is. at the present moment, the precise
situation Of the merchant and ship ow-
ner, if he purchases cargo Of lumber
and country produce, loads his vessel Il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
AaIB at auf[lor.

10 be J0H on Wednesday next, The 73d
igg at Sfcre No. 3 MnDg'5 RczO,
4 He Siost IL 7,aas q laid Gore ennGfiing
Of Broad Cloths, Csiiimeres Pam
ID fl Psisfe ClothsE Fai els; 5ontsztttss
Wilbores, Vellings Veivets; CzlIcoes GILg-
ham; Cotton Cambrick-; Cole am Cotfons
Linens Dimoties India Couon Cotton
Shawls and Handkerch efs; Laces, ere tTe.--
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'clock Term made
known Al the fac
S. MLELI.AN ?
II FLETCHER, "'
Dec 9r
o. Thurfday rsxt, 24t5 iz6asf a. o'eIoeE 81.
rife No ~ Usio- H'6s,f, . u % fs.Egg zs.zt5
40 puncheons excellent KUN
Terms at the fae
s. MsLELEhNl
r FLETcHER '''S''''''''
Dee o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21

Inc above, are only part ofthe articles
used n greater OF less degree, by every
individual IN many families the amount
paid in consequence Or dou0le du'ies viii b.
greater than nat which is paid for sta e,
I. wh and county tax, FIR the ordinary sup
poF. OF government, Who then viii say he
d. not daily taxed for the support Of the p e
sent war The only object tor coninuil Y II
now, appears 10 be for the purpose If pro.
tecung British born subjects from impress
meEt on board American merchant vessels.
Il ths is an object of sufficient imporJa nce
Tor involving the countr, in poverty and dis
tress, then IS the continuance of war ne
cessary and just, Otherwi.e II Is wantOn. i'm
polite and unjust
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
STOVES
NOrIFICA TON

THE fockholders ID Portland Bank are
hereby notified that iterr annual meeting
for the choice of feven Directors for he en-
flung year, will be holden a. he Bank Rim
on monday the 4,h day Of January next, az
IL O'Clock forenoon.
By order Of he Prehdent and Directors.
JOS SWIFT, C16.
Portland, Dec en- 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
One Cent RezUard.

IETENT avsv from the fuNfcsiber on the
W 'oih inR JrREMIAH TaoNPsoN n in
den ed apprentice - eigh cen yea. Q d
all perfons are hereby fJrd,d harhoriag, trul-
ing or employing faia app enire a'd VINO
eve vii reu-n him the fuPlsrib ina e.
ceive he ab-ve reward "a cha w will
be paid LANG WRIGHT
Zs.glfaa, Dec 2l, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
Loss Of The British brig Planter,

A~'oo " tffSf AStSt% ~ IS tS~'tItN'e
We understand BY gentleman from
PASSPORT, that the British brig Piumper
of s guns, Capt. Bray, was lost on the
night OF the 5th inst on Point LofrSw,
about 20 miles to The Eastward OF last
port The Plumper was bound from
Halifax 10 81 Johns When she sailed
the officers and crew amounted to 90
souls One account states that 5 Of h
crew, only, Including one midshiPmanl
was saved--another account states that
As were lost, Including all The officers,
who were drowned in attempting 10
land in the ships boats. J hose who
were saved, were taken from the wreck
by boats from the shore. 1t is under
stood that the Plnmper had on DO I'd
between 90 and SO,oOOi. in specie,
which was intended 10 be appropriated
for the purpose of paying the troops at
ST. Johns.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21


- Cd z-
CngrfG notwithstanding the
lsnpth Of time Congre1s have been in
fJTon, only ne at of pubic nature
has received the fan6t;on of that au
Ua BODY, that is, law for increaf
jig the pay Of the non-commillioned
ofcsrs and privates Of the Stan ding
Arny and other purpoies
Much time has been fpent, IN de-
BITE, on the fubjea # the merchants
bonds, but no queifion, as vet, has
been taken. that determines their fate
h The 6rf place the committee of
Ways and Means, to whom the fub-
ta had been referred, reported, that
The fubiea be referred to M. Gala
tn, for his deciiTion This report
was rejected in committee of the
whole 4oto 81 A bill has PafIrd
to I'D reading in the Senate 20 70 s
Knitting the bonds on goods, purcha-
led in Great Britain and her depen
dsncies, previous to knowledge of
he war.
Gen Smith, Of Maryland, ha; 81
ven notice in the Sc ate, that he
&Ould ak leave TO introduce bill for
aning and difcipli7ing the whole bo-
dy Of the militia of the U. 5
Among the various relolu'ions
irbnittrd respecting the merchants
bonds, Mr.. Chcsves OF 5 c tho a
dtnOcrat IN name, he appears to
have none Of the principles Of one, Of
fsrsd the following refolution.
Refined, That, viewing all the
faa; prefented, and conidering them
10 connection with the proper policy
which ought to be purified by juit,
Enlightened aud lenient government,
N all fair cofes of bona dde American
property, the forfeitures and penal
nes be Internationally teleated"
ms motion was nfgatiUed-ayes 81,
noes e..
After this, Mr.. Hall, of Georgia,
admitted a relolution A" That the
non Importation law be rigidly enfor-
cd'-this motion was rejected, only
ilvotlng In favor of it. Mr. ii. ap-
pears to be of the opinion that as the
s0Vernment want money, is nofnat-
Ct how they obtain it. If the bonds
nc unfortunately exaced, it will
. one ct the mott uniul and opPref-
ave meaiures ever enforced in a free
s%ernment. Mott of the goods in
S'sltIon, were purchafed and thip-
fdin England for the II. S. after
,se repeal of the Britifh Orders in
'ounell, with a full belief that the
1on importation law would be repeal
y alio, but as this has not been done
suSn tho property arrived IN this
~u1'ry, II was feized (fequeltered)
Tie government, and the owners
= order to difpofe Of he property
.alcn every body wanted) have CIV
.aOonds tor the amount. The quef-
"a now before Congrefs is, whether
=. Is'e bonds ihall or ihall not be ex.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21

TIE Retailers Of >pirtuous Liquors ot
Portland are hereby notified haf their
meeting held al Wellington Mechanic Hail
on Tuefday Evening last stands adj ned
unnl TOMORROW EVENING at 6 O'Clock M.
at he fame pace A general at en- &c is
requested Dte. IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
MfRRI6D

IN RedheId VI LONG BACON 70 Mils
HANNAH vi LIN THIS couple IN due
tine muh expect to have on hand asantity
Of Seviag Po,E
In this town by the Rev Ejah KsIlo gg, Mr..
John ScheeIe. 10 Nil ,aI'y Curry.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
Paper & OuillS.

Just received frnm Bolton, and for fale by
j HYDE, LORD Il co qiantiy of
WRITING g LIT X PfPER,
of a 'Hpeyio' qualiry, with which Merchants,
Attorneys and Others, can be fupphed by the
ream on moderate 'erms
A compefe iafortment of Quills Blank
Books ; Inkisands; Pencils; Peuknives Brit
iih Ink Powder, &c
- Ledgers, Journals, Record Books, ali
other kinds Of BaEk Book and Pocket Books
made 20 any pattern on ihort notice, aud exc
cuted IN the belt manner Dec q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
A Silver Watch. &c.

WAS found Id this town "A Thuffiay Iaft
The owner may have / again y
proving properly and Payug ha gee APP
ply At this Oflce Pc Dec. 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21

Secretary az War.-At the request Of the
Presiden Doc Eustis has consented to
discharge the duties Of he war Depar, ment
until successor IS appoin, ed Gov. Tom.
gins, Of ", Y Col. Munroe, Gen. Dearborn,
Gen. Armstrong, MIR DAVE and Mr.
Cneeves, are spoken Of as Candidates for
the Office.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
For SALE

BY the subscriber q .unrh. tight and
strong JEBACCO BOAT, with new sails
and rigglng-nOw ftng tne landing in
Cape Eliza eth. s. \ Boat was new deck
ed and reco ked LIST summer and may be
fitted for sea at vey riding expense
apply to GEORGE KNIGHT.
De- q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21

A public dinner has been given to Capt.
Jones. in Philadelphia in ccnseq aence Of
lis spirited conduct in the capture Of the
British sl0op Of War Frolic-and similar
honour has been paid to Com. Decatur, IN
New York, for his bravery and skull in the
Capture Of the BRUSH fr1gale NJ acedonian
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
TERMS DE LA LEY,
Wb1 bas on a 90 j?

" ~ hl5 N q I0iU
CAME into The eucl9iure OF the fublc-iber,
- tome time fince h-indle C0rV with white
back and bug horns, abou ,en years old he
owner is eqlened TO prove properly pay
charge, and axe her away
FgiEgsHtt, Dee. 81. ISAAC SARrER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
Gritty ON THE Laws OF
N ATOMS.

JUST publiihed and for fale by
HYDE, Lord s GO.
A Practical rreaiife on the Law of Nations,
relative TO the egsliy Of War on the ON
merce Of Bellgerenrs and Neut rals; and on
Orders IN ounci and Licences
By JosEPH Gritty ESQ.
To which are added eItrad from Grotius,
Bynksrfhock and Va e. 70 The letter of
Sir am scott, and ,h- Duke of New Cal
tie containing matters applicable 10 the law
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TERMS DE LA LEY,
On certain difficult and oblcure words and
terms of the ommon aud ltatute laws of En-
gland now in ule eIpounded and explained
TacoB5 La1v Diai9nary, IWgS
Reports, Shepherds I5ucbfeHe, Bur
r9q0 Repairs, Bhckf0nPs C9mmenta-
rie5, DoAgdR Reports-
Together wi almOa every other law book
now in ufe KEEP conaantly for fale as above
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