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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-11

"A ADVERTISEMENT subscriber having
"a commenced, business in the Commission Line
ii, the City of Richmond, hopes by strict attention, to
merit share al the patronage of his friends. His
sfiee is kept opposite tue Eagle Tavern.
JOHN BRYCE.
Zee. Fl. If
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mr. COMPREHENSIVE Dollars year, TO be
paid Annually in advance. Those who do not direct
s1eir parers to je discontinued the end Of the year,
viii b. considered as engsgc 81 fortt uextNone viii
b discontinued, until ali arrearagcs lave been paid
EH1lSEMENTS---NOne will be inserted in
this sIer uuIess they are paid ror, guaranteed by
respectable person in this city or Manchester
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highly disapprove of the decision of the ho-
por;1bie the senate, in rejecting ,hat saiuta-
~ amendmcnr in the bill.
ReScfoeG, That we pledge ourselves in the
most solemn manner to support our worthy
chlef magistrate, against the malignant at
tacks OF his enemies, for having performed a
sacred duty, which was wisely vested in
him by the Constitution OF this state, and
the exercise of which was, i'll our opinion,
tmperiously demanded on the present occa-
sion.
KesolOed, That a committee, consisting
OF Fhihp s.. Parker, Isaac Denniston,
Charles ID. Cooper, William James Eea-
Jamin Knower, Thomas bennington, e.
lisha Dorr, John Stafford, John Townsend,
and Richard Waring, together with the
Chairman and Secretary be requested to
wait upon his cXcellency the Governor and
assure him OF the high respect we feel for
him personally, and of the entire approba-
ton which this meeting entertains of his
patriotism in voluntarily Offering and expos
ing himself to the virulenct and persecution
of mercenary spectators, rather thar that
the character of the state should lie polluted
by the passage of>a law, which has been at
tempted to be passed By the most unwar-
ranted means.
ReSoIUed, That having witnessed the i'm
proper means made use OF to effect the in
corporation OF the six million Bank, we have
deemed 1T duty thus publicly to express
our sentiments, and we do most earnestly &
solemnly call upon our republican friends in
every town to adopt such measures as will
preserve our property, our rights and our in
GEORGE MERCHANT, Chairman,
ISAIAH TOWNSEND, Secretary
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y Y--Virtue of Deed of Trust executed by Da-
A-p vid Doyle to the subscriber bearing date on
the 5ist day OF October in the year one thousand
eight hundred and eleven, Will BIZ SOLD at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for really money,
before the door of the Eagle Tavern-in the City
OF Richmond on The fourth day of May next, be-
tween the hours of 10. a. and j u. oil tlat day
the right title estate and interest OF the said David
Doyle, in all much of the three following tracts
OF land as may he necessary TO answer the end for
which the said Deed was executed, to wit----A
tract OF 1000 acres lying the North side of Ten
nessee River, beginning eight poles below the
mouth OF the fret Greek emptyng into the River at
HoOpwOod marked a. d., corner to Alexander
Dicks survey, granted 10 John Rogers By patent
bearing date the 18th OF October 1856 under the
hand OF Patrick Henry esquire Governor of the
Commonwealth OF Virginia.
Another tract of 500 acres, No.q25 living and he
ing ON the North west side of the Ohio River, be-
ginning at three white oaks, the North corner of
William Lynn's survey No 9lS.
Also another tract of 500 acres, No 2S2 eginning
at a beach aud Waite oak, the West corner Of Leo
Dard Helms survey No. 269, which two lagt mem
toned tracts of land by Deed dated the eyent day
OF July 1882 were granted and conveyed unto the
said John Rogers, by the commissioners appointed
nader the several acts of Assembly for surveying s.
appropriatng the land granted TO the Illinois Regi
ment and establishing town within the said grants
for his military services, aud which are more part-
cuariy described in certain articles OF agreement
made between David Doyle as the only trevisee and
administrators with the naneupative will annexed Of
Richard Smyth deceased and Thomas Rogers OF the
County OF Caroline, copy OF which agreement is 70
The Deed of Trust anneXcd---Tle above sale will
take place as aforementioned, it the weather will
permit it's propriety, Otherwise the first fair day
thereafter
CURDoN H. BAccHUs,
April TO- ~
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PROPERTY. on Cay st.--wnlbe

" ALUADLG PROPERTY, on Cay st.--Will he
Sold ut public auction on the premises, on We'd
nesday the 18th inst Lot OF Ground Cary street,
containing % feet fsont running back about IS feet,
house, Sc by DO feet, in good order, Brick Dwelling
House so by SO feet, tie under part Cor lower story
oil which, is well calculated tor Store and Counting
Room; to which is attached good Out houses Stables
Xe.
1t is unnecessary to say of this property, than
that it is situated nearly opposite the best estab-
lishmcnt on Cary street (Moseey's Hote) 1t is vc-
ry convenient 1.-THE 3asin equally conve nent to the
Rock Landing, at which :,acc, in short time, YES
GELS from below will deposit and receive their cagoes,
and directly in the ncghbourhood where it is CON
iectured the Farmers Bank (if establishet) will be
three months, and the remaining third in six months.
Notes with approved endorsers, payable and negoti-
BILE at the Bank, will be required
THOMAS TAYLOR.
April TO- eptts
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REPUBLICAN MEETING.

AZ the most numerous and respectable
Meeting OF the Republican Citizens ever
witnessed in the Civ Of Albany, held at
the Albany Coiiee-House. IN Green street
On the 9th day Of March, 1912, GkoRG F.
MERCHANT, Esq. was called TO the
chair--IsAIAH TOWNSEND, chosen Sc
cretary. Alter reading TIC Propagation Of
his eXcellency the Governor, the follow
ing Resolutions were adopted without a
dissenting voice.
s5eSoitrd unaniAou8!y, That the citizens
present highly approve OF the fort;tud and
patriotism of his eXceilency the Governor.
in exercising the high and important pre-
rogauye, vested in him by the Constitution
OF this state to prorogue the Legislature
from time 60 time,
Resotpcd, That the interposition Of the
Executive power to arrest the final passing
Of tire bill, entitled " An act 20 incorporate
the Bank Of America" thereby saving the
character and honor of the staee, merits
the decided appreciation of thi7 meeting.
ResoiUed, That, in the opinion Of this
meeting, it is unwise and impolitic to resus-
citate the stock Of the late bank Of the u. S
and nore particularly that portion Of /,
owned by British subjects, at period when
every reason exists to expect war with &
Brtain.----For,th Che influence of a monied in-
stitatiOu with the monicd capital of six mil
lion dollars. TO be welded BY our enemies
involves in jeopardy, the existence Of do
nestle capitalists, and threatens the sub
version OF the best interests of the country
ResOiUcG, That VIC highly approve OF
the patriotic proposition Of the hon Judge
Favler 4 senator from the Eastern District,
IN giving a preference 70 citizens # the u.
States, over Foreigners, IN subscribing that
portion Of the stock OF the late u. States
aaDk, which may be- subscribed to the capi-
sai 8. lAa bsnk 81 Americas and that VIC
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AWAKEN up by Edward S. Baugh of Powhatan
z county on the Ugh dav OF lecpr,,,.r 1871 an
estray horse, to wit; BAY HORSE, about o years
old, with star III his forehead. and several white
spots or his back, aud about four feet nine inches
high; viewed and appraised by Moses y. Canozo,
JOSIAH Fortunes, and tho.nas Scott, sixty dollars,
ON the 10th day of January, 1912.
I'cstc,
JAS. PoINDExTER, C. PC.
April 10. stp
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OT CONDrrioNS.-Fiye Dollars year, 70 be
paid annually ia advance. hos. who 40 no; DIR Ct
their papers to be discontinue AT t|e end "a 1c year,
viii be considered AS engaged Ion tie next.--None
will be discontinued, until -. arrcarasc, have Dcsn
paid.
this paper unless they paid tor, or ;saroutce1 by
some respectable person in this city or Manchester.
ri OIICE.-'ro be sr,l, TO the highest bidder, on
IN Saturday the 18th currcnt, bsstore the front
door of the Bell Tavern, between the hours ot 10 in
the forenoon and 2 in the afternoon OF that day,
negroes, to witt Lewis, Unity and Disey, upon
dit of ~ months, for bond and approved security
The above sale viii be made in pursuance OF the will
of the late Mrs. Ann Jones' and preparatory to dis
tribution rs is therein directed.
THE EXECUTORS.
April 10. St
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-14
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY,

IN WHICH ARE
TWO PRIZES or FIFTY TYlOUS.9NIl
OOLL.4RS,
VIII commence drawing OH the 18th of June next,
when tie first drawn ticket will cntitle the holder
Il to FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The subscribers have for sale number of the
TICKETS, which they offer at present at the orr
ginai price OF TEL LIARS; the opportunity thus
presented OF purchasing chance for fortune at the
I9y0sst rate should not be neglectedas the price of
Tickets will certainly be raised the I'd Monday of
next MONTH Applications from distant places by let
ter, posi- paid, Enclosing the cash. viii be imn,eiia
y attended to by either Of the subscribers at their
Lottery Oihcesin Baltimore.
KEARNY WHARTON,
PHILIP H. NICKLiN,
j. l. COHEN, Jun'r.
Baltimore, March 24. oayytr
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yESiE subscriber Intending TO close his present bu
Il siness this spring Offers for sale his entire stock
OF Goods either at wholesale or retail, for cost and
charges, until Tuesday the 2Stl, inst when al yoods
remaining on hand at that time, will lac positively SOLD
at a',cton, without reserve, Under The direction of
Messisurs Moncure, Robinson * PIcasauts
J. II. SEITAS:
April To- t2SS
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April 10.

VATiLL be publicly sold on the seventh day of
w May ensuing, to the highest bidder for cash
at Bowlts in Essex county, under deed of trust to
us and Robert G. Tomn, esq. from 'ralaierro Hun
ter n Elizabeth Mary his wife (dated the 9th of duly,
1870 aud recorded in Essex court( for the benefit Of
John w. Tomln, to satisfy the claim therein menti-
oned certain tract of LAND called South Ill., in
said county, containing three hundred and fifty ST.:
and 81 acr-s (rnore or less) lying Rappahannock
and near Bowlar's. Any two of us wl act rs trta-
tees. Batth7io7nego Carry,
Harrison Fail,
Wn5'Son u. IoDliin.
April 10. ftp
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(BI AUTHORITY or THE STATE or
MAltlLANl)l
SCREsEE or TIE

$4,000 tickets at Ten Dollars each S350,0Oo
CASH PRIZES
Subject to a deduction of iiiteen per cent.
!. Smionary PRICES as joiioSv:
First drawn ticket entitled to 5000
The next 1000 90. is
do Ticket after the 6000 blanks $4,000
FIRST drawn ticket on the 18th aud until the 18th
DO. asth to s5th excepting the non r;ot.,.
Tickets constituting przcs) iVo iioNo's'
he sad ten prizes 20 consist os the numbers trom
to 1909 inclusive, each hundred of the said iSo to
be ON prize, the first drawn hundred lowest
Der for the 25th day, and regularly aseendng to
the 35th.
First drawn ticket on the S5th 5000
DO. .35th to ifst 500
Do. &ist to 5Ot, inclusive - 1000
DO. 55th ,lay 10000
Ihe jrise booes to consist OF Nos. a 1900.
The object contemplated to he accomplished by
the anoye schemes is enninenuy entitled the favor
and patronage ott.c citizens uf Baltimore. he es
tsb!;shment OF Medical College vii uuques,iomab,
have beneficial influence ON the general llterar,
character OF our citvon Il perhaps may be hereai-
ter e'Srated The other Colleges, and thus an unvel-
sity be constituted.
1t will however give other important advantages
1t viii! promote spirit of investigation in the IA
Guilty, At VIII Induce young of talents establish
themselves in our city, and thereby permanently
oure'to this community the best aid that can be ai
torded by the medical prof. II may also be
proper to remark that it this school should prosper
as is anticipated, it will large sums be expen,
ed annually in this city, which would otherwise be
disbuisei ia other places.
/ We Presume that those gentlemen who are anxi-
Gus for the advancement of the interests of Ralti-
more, will give us their support on the above consi-
derations
10 thoss who are inclined to profit themselves nj
the same time that they encourage us-we conf
IDENTITY say. that scheme of lottery so splendid or
promising as the above, has been offered III CHS
country.
u The commissioners having already contracted
Tor the sale OF Sufficient number of Tickets to :u-
tho9ze them in fixing the earliest day for drawing
that the time necessary for making preparations will
admit,
GIVE NOTICE,
That the drawing Of the Medical College Lottery
VAL commence on the lith aaf II .Iaae acri.
JiChEIS may be had by application to the Ma
nasers
.N.3.E2CERS
John b. Dayidge Midd'n. B Mag,uder
James Naosher Isaac Purncli
Jot.h Cemesys Bcnjamin Berry
Robert Cary Long George Winchester
y. IL. Mnilikin John Crawford
D. a Soit, G p Mitchell
Han Harrison p a. N,.kIn;
w. H. Ciendinen William M.Niechen
Fielding Lucas jun. J. I. IT, Worthniston
William Gwynn Wiiliam Jessop
David Hoffman HEINZ Thompson
samuel Baker Charles 4. WafeId
james Cooke Charles Wirgman
Jonathan Meredith William Lorman
jeremiah Sullivan
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'ENO the DOCTORS- -'rhat gentlemen Who loan.
x edrom The late Dr.. VIM. Upshaw On tic spring
OF iSOS) stase o. sm zeal fNmpu,ating) Instrument,
will please to send thon, To te Enquirer Office
Any gentleman having IN poaegtiof' books. &c. be
innsng to the estate of the said N DDsltaw viii
Gk swisc return them as above.
YQHN =. WARING, Exe'or.
April 10, 2tp
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ETOR SALE--20 hhds. Pennsylvania Whiskey,
q 10 Puncheons Antigua Rum,
81 hbis Peach Rra,dv
Pipes French, do.
2 Country Gin,
go Boxes Bordeaux long Cork C!arets
20 Spanish SesqrS
so Spermaoeti Candles,
So Ta,low, do.
Tons Country Iron.
Wilson, Drew c5>Go5eytson,
April 10. q
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tbifs
HENRY J. PEYToN, G. C. c.

The parties interested in the above ease arc here
by notified Chat shall proceed to execute tic above
decreial order, on "Wednesday the ijt OF April next
at my Office in Charlottesville, when aud where they
arc required TO attend with al! necessary papers,
vouchers, sc.
ALEX. GARRETT, M.c.s.s.c.
April 10. ~
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\ AND FOR SALE--Win be sold to the highest
: bidder, ON Tuesday tie 18th day Of Nav, beins
the day atter Buckingham court, my 9ract Of LaaG
lyluS ~ saictcounty, the waters Of State ,ivGr
miles from Bent Creek and L: - mile from War
ren, containing l4f acres, abot 100 acres of which
IS cleared, With three Dwelling Houses and some
convenient OFT houses, the residue of which wei tim
bered, and Handsomely situated with good soil a,lsp
ted to The Culture OF corn, wheat and tobacco lie
sides the many othcr advantages attached 10 Ills
tract OF and 1t has ncYor-aiiing Apple and Pear
Orchard, and well watered. viii st.I n prtat bar
gam Tor cash, or short credit shouid application
be made before the day Of sale-other,yse viii dis
pose of it then above stated.
;, JOHN BAGBY, Sen.
buckingham, Jan. 49, tbs
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VI NE most liberal price will be given for first
IL rate Geiding-a dirk black cream -coioured
horse willbe preferred. Enquire at this office
April 10. st
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PE7GN DOLLARS REWARD--Rmaway from
the 5uhsVilbeT,on the 9th Dec last dark nulattO
Woman named PATTY about u years of age. Size
formerly belonged to Mr. Southalrs estate of Charles
City--;heece toSir. WIN. II. Colgin, OF the said
Countv, who at present her chilh and from him
was sold 70 Mr.. William FuIchor-who sold her 10
hles,'S Frz@lysoan Potter, this city. and after
q Short time was rcsoM again TO the said SIR VIM.
Fulchcr, ir0Di whom purchased heri in Oct last.
She ilat on when she wc.t away blue cloth habit *
blue Ilirdiercncl, with white spots that She
wore rG1nd her head. Size is about Gee feet 9 or 3
inctcs high, mid spoken, ratheF slender made
~ hocvcr viii deliver her 10 me- shall receive tle r..
boz reward, Of five dollars 10 her in any ai
that may get bcragain.
BENZ AMIN WOLFE.
Richmond, Feit Z. a3wtf
VaWE SUBscRn'HR, having rorncfs coopc8-
= ton ~ tAc City Of Richmond, now offers 90 the
Pu1'.c, hs scryices ~ House Painting CLAIMS, Pa
per and Dell ian,ng.>S hopes by strs, .ttentioD s.
perfect Snowledec ofthc above branches to merit =
~. OF pebble patronage. Oricr3 LEFT at.Thomas
Pope siaB be strictly rtieniedto
Narsbi7, W
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ETIRG1NIA--At a Superior Court Of Cba,cc,.r
held in Stanton, on the sixteenth day Of Juiy
1911,
Befueen
Peter $. Barret, Plaintiff
Ind
George Divers and Casper Anderson, Dlfendaafs
ny consent OF the parties by their counsel, the
court doth refer the accounts between The parties in
ti's suit to master Commissioner Garrc., who is here
Dy o'feSted to examlne state and settle the sarnc
and make report thereof to this court with such
matters specially thought pertinent by Himself or re-
qnrei by the parties to be 50 stated, and the said
commissioner is authorised To proceed IN the absence
OF either party, who having reasonable notice Of his
primary appointment or Adjournment, SHAH fail to az
tend him
a Ennic
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09

0Two travelling Clintoniane Paiied
through Arronfburg on "wednesday
lalt understanding that there YVES az
intention TO cut Of tks'naanes and (bHVe
The tails of their horfes, they decam-
ped without opening their budget
While there is fuch cijf IbaViRg on
the part of the MadIfonians, IT is nat
ural that the other party ihould rear
I'D a little and kick and bolt 70 much as
70 fbrgqy the prelent J2cky in the
mire. We fhall foon have further
de- tails Of the races and know who
7vin5 the Cup and Presidential Plate.
There is 70 much touI play II running
The Heats, that the People, who own
the courJS and make up the Puyls, get
nothing but their EYES fill q dgf tor
their pains.-SaL Ga2.
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running along the bank Of the 81.
Regis river, with directions to gain
the rear of Capt. Moutaigny's houfe,
in which and Donally's, the enemy
were iaid to Dc quartered=Capt. IL
den, was detached to the St. Law
renee, with a Vi W Of gaining the
rout Of Donally's houie, and aIfo
fecuring the enemy's boats (expected
70 have been f@tiCn5d there 10 pre-
vent their retreat. With the re-
mainder Of the force moved On in
front and arrived within 50 yards Of
Montaigny's houie, when found By
the firing, that Capt. Lyon was enga-
god at the fame Infant | dilccver-
cd perfon palIing ii front, and or
dered him to itand bat not being O.
beyed, ordered Capt dighie's frf
platoon to FIRE, aud the poor fellow
foon fell-he proved 70 be the enfrn
named IN the lit Of killed The e.
ing was at an end in an infant, and
We foon found in our poheihon 90
prisoners, with their arms, lquipagt,
sc.
There follows a list Of killed 4 in
number, and one wounded, mortaily.
Equipments, stand Of colours,
bltteaux IS guns, &c
(" After searching ia vain for fur
Their military stores, We recrosse! the
river at the village, and returned TO
camp by the nearest rout, where We
arrived at IIA. NJ. The batteaux,
with baggage &c. arrived few min
u,cs before US. We had not 4 man
hurt. cannot close this letter with
out stating to your excelency that
the officers and soldiers for their con-
duet o. this occasion deserve the
highest enconiums ; for SO Stria was
their attention 10 duty and orders,
thar We entered the place without ey-
en- being heard by the Indians dog.
Che priS ners have Just sent off 70
PIattsburgh, TO await the disposition
OF your excellency | am, sc.
G ID YOUNG, Major.
Commanding the troops stationed az
+. Mills
Brig Gen BLOOMFIELD,
Commanding advanced N. Army.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09

DtWItEl IrUHuy It's IcI-,
] have examined" THE STUDENTS CcM-
pAN10u, and do nor hesua'e % give II ms
decided anprrbalon. The poetry i, judi
ciously .elec,ed and properly arrsno ed y
snd, 10 my opinion welt calculated 20 a.o
TIE young student 10 BE acquisition Of
knowledge III the English Grammar X ia
I work much wartrL aud one, which,
hope Nil meet tic Iht'i,k APPRECIATION suL
patronage. n. w oLA Els
Pecetor gJ Bc yicF dcaaeWT.
Noe. SEQ aisa y, w otle, Baai-yrDG4
~ Psrtl1ga, a1l e.scy2hcye ~ TIC y s"'e' q
~ .ire aad Nrzp Hampshire
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09

B.ilycton. Ft5'uVy 1, 1912.
Having ex.nuned "THL STUDENTS
CoMFANIoA' IN Mar. Amos I Cook, am
t,uiy w opinion, Nh X the Sole ton tor he
wu.k are made w.th much ,sste AID good
judgment aad such compilation being
much " .nted IN our schools aud Aca. snIes,
-s text book Eor parsms NC. l 1h, elIuly
recommend It, as he ues, calculated 10 am
swer he design to. which il WAS compiled
II any lo, K before The pUbick
BEZALEEL LUSHMhN,
p eccblor q Staa t~a, Acaeeay.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09

living tAeInmed "TAE oTUDEsTs
CoMPANIoN," give ny opinion, tia, the
poetry n jud -ioua.y selected 10 serve me
object III IRE HI nor NV leading ths young
mind 70 an4ly ze the English language /.
and that the quesU,ns 10 srEmaar and Sc
ogr Apply, snd general science ana other PARIS,
ale vel ada,ied lor " u.5 y! StLoCls
". GREGG. Peccbtor of
Lime lex dcGie3ug.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09
NnsrnN. Nov 81.

los IUNt At M v.
The Election Of Electors of presiden, and
Vice President of the U. s. took place in
pennsy wanna on Friday, last; but a. the e.
lection j. by General Ticket, the result can
not he known until the returns arc officially
published from the seat of government.
The votes in The CITY and suburbs were for
the War Ticket, which was carried by con-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09
A FALLING OFF

The leaves drop not faster from the trees
than the late friends Of Madison and ray are
qliting their Master & his wretched cause Z.
The only exceptions re few wilted leaves
which are glued to the branches with Office
gum.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09
IHe Students Companion.

Ihe Students CoRL,5anion.
JUST published ana for sale by HYDE,
LORD Z 20
THE STUDENTS COMPANION,
Containing variety # POETRY, &C. Sc
l=cted tram the most celebrated authors
designed u inn owe youth IN reading ard
arising the English Langusg- IL which
are added misceilaneous questions, OF the
sciences usually taught in American
School, &C.
BIZ AMOS JONES COOK. a. M.
Rerep.,, Of 5yeop,3 dcaeeny,