davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31
NOTICE. u

THE members and stockholders of the VIII
cafet Bank, are hereby notified that their
6rf meeting will be holden at the IniuraHce
Office in Wifcafet, on Monday tie I4tb day 81
SeetsSuBsy nest, at o'clock, A. NJ for the pur-
pofe of making, ordaining and eftablifhing fuch
by laws, ordinances and regulations, as may be
thought necefary for the orderly conducting
oftbe affairs of the fame, and for the purPoie
Of chooGsg nine Directors and iuch other Of
6cers as they may think proper and further,
to act upon all fuch other matters a. may pro-
perly come before them:
ABEL WOOD,
MOSES CARLRON, ia.
DAVID PAYSOE,
Wsr w BOYD,
JOSEPH I. WOOD.
Wjse6ft, aug, is, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31
MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

MAKSH HAL ) NOllCE.
United Slater Of dmsrisa,7
DjHria IF Maiaf, G
PURSUANT TO a warrant from the Hon Da-
vid Sewal, Eiq. Judge Of the Diltrid
Court of the United States, for the diItriSt a.
forelaid, do hereby give public notice that
the following Ibes have been fled in faid
Court, viz. Libel by Charles w. WooGer,
commander of private armed fchooner o. the
United States called the Teszer, Of New York
for h;mlelf, the owners, officers and crew, a.
gainlt the Britiih brig called the HERO,
whereof George S FramPton, was late matter
her tackle, apparel, furniture, boats, guns and
cargo, belonging, as is aiedged, to certain
fubjea or iubje6ts Of the King OF the United
Kin doms Of Great Britain aud Ireland, 10 the
Libel ants MISUNDERSTANDING been captured on
the high feas by the f4id fchooner Teazer, by
virtue of Letters of Marque x Reprilsl, ifued
by the Preiidenr of the United STATES 70 theiaid
Charles w. Woolter, and brought into the port
of Portland in faid Dillrict, praying condem-
nation thereof as lawful prize to the Libellanrs
ALTO,
"A Libel ia behalf Of faid Charles w Wool
ter, commander of the private armed fchooner
zforeiaid, for himleIf the owners, officers and
crew, againls Britiih brig called the PETER
WALDO, whereof Ralph Wiks Herbert, was
late matter, her tackle. apparel furniture, guns
and boats, alto her cargo on board, belonging,
as is alledged, 10 certain iubjects OF the King Of
the United Kingdoms of Great Britain and Ire
land, 10 the libeIsnts ulknown, having been
captured on tie high fsas by ii laid fchooner
Teazsr. by virtue of Letters OF Marque and
Reprilal, ihued by the Prefdent Of the United
States to the faid Charles w, Woolter, and
brought into the port Of Portland, in iaid Diff
trict praying condemnation thereof as a law
ful prize to the Libellants.-That the fecond
Tuelday Of September next il the time shign-
ed for trial Of iaid hbeIs, at WifcafTet, in laid
DiAria Of Maine, where any perlon or pedons
intereaed, may appear and thew caufe. if any
hey have, wherefore the iaid vefels, tackle.
apparel guns, furniture, csrgoes, &c. ihould
not be decreed forfeited or be condemned as
prayed for in faid Libels.
Given under my hand at Portland, Aug 22r
1915
r. @. THORNTON, Efs,jS0E IF Maine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31
JOHN BERTRAM,

Razor, Scissors, and Surgeons irrstru-
mentS grinder,
HAS taken a shop in Fore-street arly
opposite VIM. Johnson, Barber, and solicits
the custom ofihe L.des aud Gentlemen Of
Portland and its vicinity. He grinds them
ina manner that is not Injurious TO The IN
strument His stay will be short in town
Portland, Aug. "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31

Aaron Stamford * Tbs Warren,
- RESPECTFULLY inform their frieads and
- acquaintance that they have entered into
P4rtnerfhiP under the firm Of
STAMFORD Y WARREN,
and consneRced bu6nefs AZ the ffoIe formerly
occupied by Mr.. Jebn Ba,feis head q 4eg'a-
BSms W5a,f where they otter for tale gen
eraI aGorlment OF
We4- India Goods, Groceries, 81.
Which are or The frf quality and will be
fold on Reasonable terms.
@ Ship Stores put up at tie fart
EFT notice. (tD Feb. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31
NOTICE 7

THE fubfcriber calls on all perions indebted
70 him TO make immediate paynent-o-
therwife their notes and accounts will be Left
with an Attorney for collection withouG dil
elimination. VIM GODDARD.
Portland, dug "A
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31
WILLIAM x S. HASKELL,

Will q W q q A4I4ONI-
INFORMS their friends and the Public that
they have Removed from Free-lfreet TO
their New Store in Back-flTeet, near ale Court
Houfe--where they have on hand variety
Of Cabinet Furniture-which they offer for
faIe on reafonable terms--They acknowledge
paff favors and folicit continuance Of the
fame. Every attention to cuitomers IN the
above branch of buhnels, will be punStually
attended TO.
The above Goods are all of the FRI quality,
and will be fold on reafonsble terms.
w. * S. II. Return their thanks to the
public for their liberal afiltance, which they
have received with gratitude.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31
Valuable Efate for Sale,


CrTUATED in Falmouth, between the two
- Roads running from Stroudwater Bridge TO
Buxton, only FIVE miles from Portland conGlt
ing of about two hundred and twenty Eve a.
ores of as good land as any in the Country,
under good Improvement, well proportioned
in tIlage, moving, paifuring and woodland,
with two Barns thereon almolt new, that will
hold nearly one hundred tons Of hay, well Of
good water, pump and other conveniences in
the barnyard for watering cattle. Said farm
is wal watered, and would make TWO excellent
farms as il fronts each of the aforefaid Roads
Ago all the flock, and farming utenGls, necef
fairy for carrying on faid farm, viii &c fold with
il, if agreeable 10 the purchafer.
For further particulars enquire of ADAM
SLOAN, living on the premeGs or ALEXAN.
DER BARR, Of Northyarmouth.
Falmouth, July 20. 1879. Q.D
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31
John 2. Thnrsrnn

John z. Ihursron.
No. 4, Central Rsp, las ~ yai,
8 rcirces freEh Rice
10 Bales Cotton, for retailing
Sd BIS. Flour
$50 boxes Brown Soap
rs bbls. Mess. No. and No. = Beef
5 diro d. M. Pork
40oo VT. Coffee
80 chests Tyson, ". Tyson, ~. Skin, u
Souchong TEAS
WarrArted Anchors and Hedges
Pants ground IA OIL
Scale Beams-Fryingpsns
Horn LanthOrn Leaves, and HIackrrel
Lines ,fub III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31
WILLIAM OXNARD,

No. S, NE1ty'I RszV, Has FIR lois,
lust received from Providence, an abort
] msnt Of Warp, Filling and two threads
cotton Yarn, together with Shirtings, Sheet
ings, C.-ghams, Tickings, Stripes, &c.
dgg1f 10. (4w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31
TO THE MEMORY OF A MOTHER.

TO THE MEMORY OF A MOTHER.
WHERE is the friend who watch'd my help
less years,
And view'd my infant smiles with inward
JOY
Whose soft endearments hush'd my childish
fears
When greiv'd did ev'ry soothing pow'r
employ.
Alas no more she brea,hes the vitsl air
clos'd are those eyes that once so sweetly
beam'd,
Gone are the fiow'rs that hourish'd once SO
fair,
And fA'd with fragrance The surrounding
scene:
Eh, shade reverb forever will stray
Where sleeps the form that fancy loves to
trees
OF shall remembrance guide my hoTuely
way,
To where parent lies in deaths embrace.
Dear shade belov'd accept the flial tear
THAT flows when past haPPy scenes re-
view;
Receive these bursting signs from love sin
Cere,
To kind parental fOndnsss ever true.
Ger the cold sod that hides thy dear re-
mains,
The choicest, fairest how'rs forever
bl On;
And soft stfection sirg in mourning strains
The worth other who lives beyond the
tomb
Thy fond maternal love, thy anxious care
Dwell in my soul, reviewing seasons
gpne;
Thy well known form, thy soft and pleasing
air,
Rise in imagination night and morn.
Silent and sad as midnight seems the dome
Where friendship kind It's gen'rous Intu-
ence shed
No more the mansion looks a pleasing
home,
For all its pleasures have forever fed.
The rural walks, Ethe .bov'rs and cooling
shade
Where oft wander'd, now no Joy be-
stow;
Gloom all those once beloV'd retseats per-
wade,
And DER the whole 8 solemn silence
throw.
All chang'd. hnt ncna'ry well peYstr2g
II brightest colors, ev'y social JOY
These sofest, fairest tints, shall ne'er i
cay
Till death this mortal fsbrick shall des-
troy.
Alden fond shade. in brightest resins
above,
Where sorrows ms er thy mortal part mo-
lest
Where angels sing to highest strains of
love.
Thcu'rt now forever happy with the blest.
HENRY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31
NJ Commencement Bail.

N Commencement Bail.
Preparations baUe bsen made for q
BALL, on Commencement Evening, at
Mr.. LEES Hall, in BrunjfUick. Gen
tlemen and Ladies are rstPs9flymvifed
70 atfend.-7icket5 may be rad at Capt.
EsTABRooKs' taUern, Or mr.. SwARr-
kINs' fsre in Brunfgick.
Brunfwic6, AnguR "A, 1879
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31
NOTICE..

THE Members Of the EAsTIRE SocIrrY
Il for promoting the knowledge Of the fAs-
red Scriptures and ealbiilIng ehriitian order,
iDlruGtion and piety IN the Dlltrict Of Maine,
are hereby notified, that their annual meeting
will be holden in Brunfwick, at the College
Chapel, on Wednesday, the fecond day of Sep
TENDER next, Al 6 O'Clock
WM jerks, Secretary.
Bafb, dug. ii, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31

81 Pafrioii5m-Not Party.

a eommillisned officer in the new
army lately declared, on hearing of
he late MASSACRE in Bait more,
that fhould the conduit be fuffered
TO pats unrefrained by government
he would reign his commiilion and
return to hard labor on his farnl.--
And added, that he would never diff
grace himfelf, nor his fathers who
fought for our independence, by hol-
ding eommilionunder government
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31
Cumberland Bank.
Bah, Dig "a, 1912

TIL fubfcribers, three of the perlons nam
! ed in the act TO incorporate the Prehdent
Directors and Company Of the Cumberland
Bank, pzled the 23d Of Juue, 1879, hereby
notify, that meeting Of the Members and
Stockholders Of Eaid Corporation will to held
at Portland, in the chamber over Maine Bank,
ou Thuriday, the iOth September next, at
. oclk "a for the purpole Of making, o. dam
ing & el!abiiihing iucb bylaws ordinances &
regulations for the orderly conducting the
affairs of the fad corporation as the iaId
Stockholders ihali deem necefary, aud for
the choice OF the firia board Of Directors and
Iuch other officers as they thall fee ht to ehooie
ISAAC lLSLEY.
ASA CLAP,
ZACHARIAH MARSTON
AsgsS 4, 1872.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31
BEN AMIN BUIMAN,
ExcHAEGEsTKEEr,
LAS jun received a ireih fuppIy Of
Il DRUGGS q MEDICINES,
PAINTS, DYE SIUFFS, &c.
Among rV5ie6 ars t5s foilo-yine, Sir.

Aas~g rV5ieG az t5s foae+yiag, Sir.
True Anderfons PiIls--Hoopers do,-Cai.
omel-Cantharides--C Gator Powdered Red
Bark-Gum Opium-Camphor-- Gamboee--
Trsgacnth-ShaveoI 6nglals--London LancetG
oil Anife--do. PEPPERMINT Powdered
lpecac-- turkey Observation-Disclosures.
ian-Ehential Salt of Lemon Colts foot
Lozenges--Jesuit Drops-Harlem Oil SC.
ALSO
Linfeed Oil, boil'd and unboild-Spirila
lurPen'ine-Copal Varnifh--Japan for dry
ing Powdered Litharge-- Gum Copz'-do
Shellac-- Ground aud unground Paint Brufnes
White Wafh do-Safh Tools-Camsl's
Hair Pencils--sand Paper-GoFd and Silver
Leaf-Glafs fuitab!e for Clock Faces--Coch.
nsal-Roman VitrioI-Indigo-A Alum COP.
persls--Ground Logwood-do. Redwood
Nader, &c. &c
few Cafks Red Lead
- Pot and Pearl alhes conRantly for fale.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31
GriginaI l9petrp.


THERE'S no day in the year (says the Gym
ical Ssge)
Can afford Us q pleasure on earth.
Would the wretch but turn over memories
page,
He'd remember the day Of his birth.
Let the world be- afflicted with Famine and
u1s,
Tornsdoes and terrible dearth days.
Yet still are we blest by natures kind laws,
Once year with return 81 or birth days.
The wretch who in slayery's hard chain
wastes his life,
And sees nought bat bondage On earth I;
Vll remember a parent, child on
Wife
Then blesses the day q his birth.
The Christian, with cslmness may wait tor
his death,
But nee heard heing on earth say
He wish'd the next moment TO give up his
breath,
And have no return gfhis birth dg.
and L though Oppressed with sickness and
pain,
With half the diseases on earth
Though I've nothing to lose, and as little 10
gam,
Yet will s,iIl bless the day ef my birth.
Though fondly wish my enjoyment IN Hea'
ven,
And let not my treasure in earth lay,
Yet grateful I'Il hail (till the fiat is gyen)
The yearly return fny birth day.
CYFRIAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the nonreGdent
owners and proprietorS Of land il Ray
mond, that unlefs the taxes are paid for the
years 1905, 1909, 1910 and 1911, On or before
the hFlf day Of October next, we fliall be IN
der the diiagreeabls neceii;y 10 adpertife &C
cordng 70 Law.
MARK LEACH, JR0
JOSEPH WIGHT, ! C.!yeEsrs.
SAMUEL LEACH,
Raymond, Auguil Is, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31

NOTICE is hereby given, thar the fubfcri
~ Der has been duly appointed RIecutrix of
the laa will and telfament of Thomas Rice, late
of WifcaiTet in the County Of Lincoln Efq de-
ces(ed and has taken upon herielf that trult,
by giving bonds as The law directs. All per-
(ons having demands upon the e(late Of the
lid Defeated, are required to exhibit the fame
aud all perfons indebted to the faid eltats, are
called upon 10 make payment to
REBECCA RICE, E~ssusrix.
W,Ieg6Et. dug. IS, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31
NOTICE

THE Authorized }5itrds IF JobA A. Taylor Of
Ntw Te,k, abs died b0o,j tie big Union o.
Portland, c6n Daring usfer, from tie H,se Ladss
may 'eSeivs bise6 and t5s balance Of vsgts sAs
bin By application 70 DANIEL F1Xi No 8
LoHe WGa,f PO,t!a1d
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31
Js!y sfI, 1912.

IL. S. To Samuel Fe0Snden, EJ7. one
Of tie PrQpriet0rs atoreiaid,
YOU are hareby authorized and required
in the name of the Commonwealth Of AlaifA-
chuietts, to notify ant warn in manner as the
law directs. a meeting of faid proPrietors, TO
be holden at the time and place, and for the
purpoles mentioned in the foregoing applica-
tion--Given under my hand and zeal at Port
land. in the county OF Cumberland, this eigh-
tesnth day of IuIy, in the year of our Lord,
eighteen hundred aud twelve.
PRBNTISS MELLEN, 'JzFiss Of tie
P:ass throughout tbs Communicable Of agaeb9sft'
BY virtue OF the above Warrant, | hereby
notify the laid Proprietors to meet at the time
and place, and for The purpoies exprefed in
the above warrant and application.
SAMUEL FESSENDEN.
Jaly i9iE, 1879 (4wl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31
NOTICE.

THE Tru1ees of BowpoIN COLLEGE are
hereby notified, that their annuAi meeting
will be holden in B4unfwick, on iueiday, the
6rlt day of September next, az 10 o'clock N.
VIM. jerks, Sec'y gfabs
Bard sf Irsfse'.
BIB. dry ~, 1872
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31
SOLOMON BOYCE,

CONTINUES TO receive additional abort
- meats of
AMERICAN COTTON GOODS,
from the Factory of Wiikinfon, Greene Z. Co.
near Providence II. u Conhltng OF Slng-
hams, Stripes, Checks, Shifting, sheet'og' Bed
ticking, Single yarn for Warp, and thtea-
ded white and coioured Stocking yarn "h'fs
and Coloured Sewing Cotton, Es TIC.
Thefe goods being from one OF the oioei1
and bell rltabliihed Factories ia America, are
at leaf Of equal quality 70 any made IN thiS
country -ShopkeePers and Others can be iup-
piled az the Factory prices.
Ese6s.ge G,set Portland, 6 $40. J, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31
which had not the lprit to rsGf, nor
the Po1uer 20 jaPprslf the fury eta Mo5.
To re1tjf MelIer, Ej4. enc If the 14f
tices Of The Peace Throughout tie Cam

40 4 rentyS 1lelLen, IN. enc q the .TIf-
tices Of The Peace tbrong5out tie Cam
n1oawealtb Of HaBacbHlettS.
XATE the fu5fcribers, Proprietors of half
w of the Townlhip of land, numbered nine
in the eighth range Of Townihip', north OF the
Waldo Patent, being dehrous TO form ourie!ve'
into Proprie,y, for the more convenient
management OF faid half rownihip, hereby
requei you to ifTue your warrant, directed TO
lome one of The proprietors, directing him TO
notify meeting OF iaid Proprietors, to be hol-
den al the houie of David Mellon, innholder
ia the town Of NevgIouceiter, on Tuelday,
the fifteenth day of September next, AZ cue of
the clock afternoon. then and there 10 ACT on
the following articles
III. To choofe Moderator of iaid meeting
I'd. To ehoole Clerk of fad PropTietors.
3D. To choofe luch Committee, and Officers
of faid Propriety as they may deem receflry.
4th. To lraufaa any other buhnefs, which
they may deem necedary relative to faid Pro
prietUTs,
Samuel Fessenden,
Dexter Bearce,
James Allen,
David Mellon,
Tohn i oriuU
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31

Fine or Sir Gentlemen B0ardsrS
MAY be well accommodated in Federal
AVA itres,-Appiy to
WILLIAM II. PRUDEN.
Port,sai, Arg "A
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31

NOTICE is hereby given that the fubfcriber
= has been duty appointed adminillratriX
on the enzte Of
BENJAMIN BURTON, JR.
late of Cuihing, in the Coun;y Of Lincoln,
woman deceaied and has taken upon herfe;f
that truli by giving bonds as the law directs.
And all perlons having demands upon the e.
tate Of the fsid Bsnjamin Burton, are required
10 exhibit the fame; and all perions indebted
to the laid eiiate are called upon to make pay
ment 10
LOWLY BURTON, Adniai9ratriz.
June goth, 1872.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31
FARM FOR SALE,

American Manufactured Goods
No. 7, Mygsy's- RssU.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for Aimy e Byo-pH
J of Providence, who keep hm conltantly
lupplied.from their long known and well ef-
tabliihed Factory at Pawtucket, with gen
eral ahortment of
american Cotton Goods,
coNssTIRG or
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
* threaded white & coIor'd Stocking Yarn
White and coiored fewing Cottons
MISUNDERSTANDING Checks--Stripes
acknowledgements Ticking, &c.
Er Shopkeepers in town and country and
people in general who with 10 furnilh them
felves with the above articles, will be fup-
piled at the Factory prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31
CT BOARD WANTED.

4 Jingle Gentlemen. wilhes to be boarded 10
: aprivate family in central part Of The
town-he wifhes room 20 himfelf PAYMENT
will be made monthly or quarterly A line al.
reeted 20 ID. M. / and left at the Gazette Of
nee, will be attended 10. Augut ".
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31
1OLEL.

10 LEI,
A Convenient Two tory Dwelling Houfe,
a pIeaiantly iituated in Falmouth on cor
ner Of road leading 0 Stroudwater bridge
hLyo, half Of lanyard with buildings thereto
TO
xsg1 "a JOSHUA RICHARDSON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31

THE Copartnerihp heretofore fulfilling
under the firm Of
Fofdick & WadfWorth,
il this day diAolved by mutual confeni-An
perlons having any demands agsiuif, and ihoie
who are indebted 10 fsid firm, are repueRed 70
max. immediate retirement with either of the
6blcribers NATH'L FOSDICK,
SAINT B. WADSWORTH.
EsfSort dggsR ~, 1879
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
= 70 ali concerned, that ne has been duly
appointed and mas taken upon himielf The trult
OF Administrator on the eltate of
MARY JONES,
late of Brunlwick, in the county of Cumber-
land, widow, decesfed, by giving bond as the
law directs-he therefore requeits all perions
who are indebted to The laid deceafed's enate,
70 make immediate payment and thoie who
have aay demands the con. 10 exhibit the fame
10 BOUNDS CROSMAN
dug IS, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31

| WANDERED to the seat of Ioye,
Where we had often sighed together:
look'd, but saw no fay'riIe dove,
o could it then be pleasant never.
Come hasten love, no evening dew
Betrsys thy airy ste- returning
Fly TO heart that beats for you,
FIy to bosom warmly burning.
Limerick, august 90, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31
TAKE NOTICEi

IN Il NOIII G.
pR1DGTQN ACADEMY commences its Sd
- year on the .f1e IHoaday IF Sspfes7bey neat
10 which are taught all the icences COMMONLY
taught in America, by the we'll experienced
and well approved Mr.. BEzALEEL CUsRMAF,
Preceptor Of faid Academy-Terms, tuition
dollars per quarter, and board at the lowell rate
BENZ KIMBALL., Seq.
Bridptgn HypE9 "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31
CUT NAILS.

NATHANIEL DANA,
HAS for fale az his Gore in AIiddle-Areet,
! 10000 lbs. fyf quality CHt Nails,
of different 6zes. PS,tl8nd, Asg "a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-31
DOME SST /.

ALEXANDRIA, March "a.
!, Weare requested to publish The following
letter from Edward ]. Coale, fsu. Of palti.
more, to member of-tle House OF Repre-
.sentatives, with an extract Of "a letter writ,
ten by John Henry to Mr. Coale for tlie our
pose OF explaining publication heretofore
made without his knowledge or consent.
Baltimore, March 18th, 1879.
DEAR Sir,
had the pleasure, onyesterday to receive
your letter of the 14th instant, and comply
with cheeifulDess, with your request TO state
20 you the circumstances which have come
to my knowledge in relation to Mr.. John
t1enry, while here on his way to and from
washington, and giving you the annexed ex-
trace OF letter | received from him.
Althot sh MIR. Henry had married Gin
lIS9) mere OF my mother, never knew
hlm until the Oath of last January, when he
arrived here OH his way to the seat Of go-
veTnment, on which day he. called and intro
dnced himself 10 me aud my family, and fin
ding him interesting by'bis fund of informa-
ton and gentility of manner, had frequent
conversations with him during his stay here.
III which he INDUCED, occasionally, in severe
remark ON the British Administration--and
ON his return from Washington he Informed
me mat ne mad been cruelty and perhdiously
treated by them, making use Of parts of the
precise language, to the best Of my recollec-
ton, which find he has addressed to the
Secretary of State in his Letter to him Of Goth
feb. In relation to Sir James Craig. he in
formed me that he had introduced himself
10 the Governor Generals notice by several
communications he made to him on impor-
tant subjects. which were considered as
drawn up with ability, and were very ac.|
ceptablc to the governor. lie left this. RI, =
tor Washington on the last day Of Ja,o,,sry
and returned thence on or about tl,r fif,,
ultimo. While he was in Washiretor L.
ter was received from New-York. 4d5racs-
ed TO him here, which, by mistat'nr the e.,
prescription, was received at our post offce
ana opened by gentleman 5f this city. who
alscoverhS lis error and knowing that had
acquaintance with Mr.. Henry. sent ,be Ist :
ter to me with the proper explano tio,,,
his letter, which contained bark $50