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rs Superf1ne Yellow Bark.

60 Superf1ne Yellow Bark.
DR.. S,sNfoRD'S improved Pc w DER
Of the BARK, h.ving been used and hlHhly
approved by man phystci. rs Of distinguish,
ed charact,rin different parts OF the United
States the proprietor is now encouraged 70
o}er il to the FACULTY in general, under the
pcrsu,s ioo, that no practitioner OF taste, III
TIC choice Of lis means, can ial to DC grauh-
ed in me use Of this elcgant preparation
IN strength, hnencss and certainly OF opera
ton, it greatly surpasscs the bark in COM
mon Use.
ALSO,
The ESSEA7I,L SALT or B4RK,
prepared by the same,
The above articles are put up IN parcels OF
different sizes TO accommodate the usual
wants of net only physicians, but OF rctdll
druggists, country merchants and private la
miles Sold by
James Kennedy, sen.
BOOKSELLER, and no other herson in 4ler-
0ad,4a.
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Sale at Auction.
| Will be Sold at Pl bllc Vendue

Will be Sold at Plbllc Vendue
on Saturday the ltth Jdy, at o'clock in
the forenoon, at the hose occuf".a 49,
Honorable Augustus Jfos1e' Ior ~.
ter Penipotentiary afi AmoaS ,.;e.v
traordinary from His Britantlc M'!e'
All the SAID Mini4er's Furnltuie.
which is allowed by Judges TO 30 tns . ,
superb that has been sold, or offered Tor la's'
in he City of Washiugton.--Som Exqe ieH :
LIQUORS and also his CARRIAGES s"t
HORSES. The furniture may be Yie"e1
from Wednesday the 9Th till the day I Sale'
Nicholas L Queen, ducS.
Washington, June 81 tfs
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Bryan I anlpson &Co.

BRYAN I an1pson &Co.
KgYE on HAND, A.ND FoR S.sLE,
so Hhds. & so BblS. New-Orleans and Tia
yannah Muscovado Sugars,
10000 lbs. Prime Green Coffee, :.
5000 lbs do White do. for family USE
80 bhds. retailing Molasses,
pipes Cognac Brandy,
10 puncheons Old Antigua Rum,
90 do Norshcrn do.
pipes best Madeira,
do. Sicily Madeira,
do. Lisbon, SW1NEo'
40 quarter casks Malaga
so cases CIaret,
SO los Nutmegs,
so hags Pepper and Pimento,
SO, kegs. Raee and Ground Ginger,
20 bales Prime Upland Cotton,
500 los. Bengal and Spanish lHelgo'
so boxes Mould and Dipt Candies
so do. Chocolate,
With a handsome assortment OF other Gro
ceries, by wholesale or retail, on reasonable
terms.
ALSO,
10 tons first quality Country Hemp.
April 10.
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lust Received and for Sale.

lust Received and for Sale,
i box containing superine Country Broad
Cloths, ga wide, superior quality, made
of Merino Wool,
Black and blue Satinctts, cotton and woolisn
Cloths,
box containing Check and Bed Ticking,
1s, - cotton Yarn, white and blue, fvom
No. to Is,
chests of old Hyson Tea.
IL STORE,
Cotton Yarn Of different numbers and colorst
Saddles and Trunks,
Country stripe Shambray,
Shalnbrays, Gnghams and Piaids,
Shifting and Bed Ticking,
Shirt Checks and Furniture Cheeks,
1000 gallons Cyder Vinegar,
Whiskev and N f. Rum in barrels,
GROCERIES as usual
Anthony Rhodes.
June 2Y lw
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CANADA
MoNTREAL, JulY l8.


Canadian Partial Ao.t-e1 horfation Lag.
REGULATIONS established by His Excellency
tbe Governor, respecting the prohibition of
Exploration 10 the y States OF America, of
certain articles, and permission for Expor
tation thereto OF other articles.
The following articles are entirely prohibit
ed from EXPLOITATION to the said States
under penalty OF seizure and forfeiture, by
due course OF law, viz.
Arms and Ammunition OF all kinds.
Gunpowder, Salt Petre, Sulphur, Fiints, &
all Military Stores.
Bride Bits, Stirrup Irons, Buckles, and e.
very description of Furniture and trimmings
applicable to harness OF any. kind, or to mount
ing OF cavalry.
Blankets Of all qualities and kinds, Swan
skins, Motions, Baizes, Duties, Coatings, Elan
nels, Carpeting, and ali Woolen Cloths Of any
kind, under ten shillings sterling original cost
per yard.
Scalping Knives, Daggers, and Indian Bay
onets or I.ances OF every kind.
Bullion and Specie of every description, ex-
ceeding hfty dollars for reasonable travelling
expepces.
All other Articles of whatsoever kind, are
permitted to be exported or carried to the
United States, provided that the same be SO
exported or carried out only by the road lead
ing from Laprarie to ST. Johns, or to OfdelI
Town.
The same to be liable to examination, at
such places, and by such persons as may be
appointed by the Governor for that purpose
The foregoing regulations shall take effect,
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Valuable Farm and Mill
FOR SALE.

rGl..
Under the authority OF decree OF ttse Cou ll,
Of Fairfax County, in the commemorate
of Virginia, In the case of NloldccA Lew
;s's Executors, against William Harts-
bopne.-the subscribers will offer tor sale
at public auctionon the premises on won
day the l4th day of SEPTEMBER next
That Valuable new Mill and
Fam now occupied by William tlaptshorne,
know, by the name of strawberry hlll, stu
a,e,, On Holiness Run, and the Little River
Turnoike Road, in the County OF Fairfax
aoo,,t three. miles from Alexandria the tracl
contains $50 acres, OF which so arc IN young
thriving timber, 70 in good meadow, the
greater part Of which may be watered from
the Greek and Mill Race--and the rescue Is
well improved arabic Land. There are on
the premises, one peach and two apple Or
chards, a productive garden OF two acres
Handsomely laid ofi:--A framed evening
House two sto les high, so feet by 70 with
two wings, a large Kitchen, a pump OF gooo
water az the door; Stabies, stone oPl g.
House. sc. Also large we'll finished new
Briek Mill SIS feet by IS, four stories hlSt
with three pair of large Batr and one par OF
country Mill Stones, capable OF manaiaftur,
ing ten thousand barrels Of -four annually.
The stream is large and constant, and AFFORDS
fall sufficient for water wheels - teetln d
arneter.
The situation is remarkably healthy END
the place affords number Of advantages sch
dom found united Possession will be de!l
yered on the first day of October next, sub
iect to the right of the present occu7snt to
remove the growing crops Persous desu-
Gus Of viewing the premises, will apply at
the Mill or dwelling house. One I'D o!
the purchase money viii be required IN nam.
on the residue credit Of nine aa clghteei
moaths will be all wed, the psymenis to g
secured by endorsed negotiable noes am
deedof trust on the premises and to bear III
~, stFrorc the ,lav nc sale
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Neg Hacsn, Conn august 4.

The Council Of This state, IS again request
ed TO convene a. Hartford, (this day,) Tor the
purpose, we understood, oftaking into consld-
Grafton second demand made upon the 60
vernon for placing the militia at the disposal
Of the United States officers This demand
we learn, comes direct from Mr.. Madison ~
cad Of General Dearborn. The Boston pa
pers Of Saturday, also state, that similar re-
ausition is made of the Governor OF Ma'sa-
chusetts.
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CAUTION.

4 IL persons are cautioned against tres
e passing in any manner on my Property
n the neighborbood of Alexandra, as | am
determined to pat the law in force against all
offenders.
BEALE HOWARD.
Augusts st
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Richmond, Virginia, AuguSt 4.

On Saturday was laid, on The scite OF the
lie Richmond Theatre, under the direction
Of Robert Mills, Esq. architect, the corner
stone Of the Monumental Church about 10 DC
erected in commemoration Of those who per-
ished on the same spot Oh the Goth OF Decem-
Der last.
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From tie Eoatoa Palladium Of Angnst 4.

dtI~tOEtS"E
The executive councils OF Connecticut and
Massachusetts, are delibcrating letters from
the President respecting the militia
General Hull's instructions from the war
department were taken, it is said by the Brl-
stish.
A feet of 10 sail Of the line are said to be
ordered to sea from Rochefort, France.
The British at St, Andrews have made an
agreernent with the Indians in their vicinity,
for their neutrohly, which has been ratified
By the executive council Of New Brunswlck'
The revocation of the orders in council was
not known at liverpool June %.
Martin Daley. Luke Draper and w, Philips
were taken I'D in Canada as spies; but after
eight days detention released.
The volcano at St. Vincents has destroyed
nearly third Of that island, and continued
throwing out its lava at the last date.
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From The PHILADELPHIA Daily advertiser.
NJ, lsIrII

DEATH
General JAMES MACUBBIN LINGAN
was native of Maryland, descended from a
resnectable family and was brought up IN a
store m Georgetown. At the commencement
|t5f the American Revolution be Obtained a
commission in the army---was at the battle 81
/ .ono-Island, where the Maryland hhe suffer
ed so severely, and was one ofthose spared to
aid in the defence Of York Island. lie escap-
ed the balls Of the Hessians who drove inthe
advanced posts of Fort Washington, and be-
came prisoner when that fortress surrender
ed. and partook Of the suffering which follow
ed. as was eyinced by the rheumatism with
which he was severely afflicted when he re-
turned to Georgetown after the close OF the
war.
When the new Constitution went into ope-
ration he was appointed Collector Of the Port
Of Georgetown by WAsHINGToN, the friend
Of the patriot and soldier He was we'll known
to many of those who served In Congress from
1900 10 1904, who often parook OF his hos
pitahe board
This is brief account of the man who was
recently and barbarously murdered by them,
furiated Mob of Baltimore.
General LINGAN was one OF the most up
RIGHT of men, and, it may Justly be said he
knew no guile.-He was emphatically the
poor mans friend, and was ever ready to aid
the Industrious mechanic.-I do not think he
would have been guilty of deliberate false
hood TO amass a fortune, or use deception to
carry favorite political point.
He was above the middle size as TO height
and stout well proportioned man-in respect
to personal courage ne appeared to know no
fear. This was evinccd IN the hour OF bis
death-after having received the fatal blow,
he reached out his band to one OF his compa-
Mons. saving farewell, | am dying man.,
make your escape--feturn home and take
care there"
For several years past he lived retired IN
the country, useful to numerous family clI-
Gle (much dependent on his counsel and ma
naeement) beloved by his neighbors and re-
spected by all who knew him. Few men en-
loved larger portion of Domestic comfort
HIS wife is amiable and accomplished, and her
time much devoted to the education OF then
chiIdren-her loss is great indeed, and so IS
hat Of their iatherless children but the WI
dow will And support. trust, and comfort too
from an ARA thai The enraged mob can not
wITHER~ sHGEas!cng since cnoSenths LOKl1
as hzr I1{lC--JE stl5 as her Saviour, avs |
hope shl sR Be enabled in this trying atllic.
ton 10 Jay huld on ihat precious promise
All things saaA work together tor good to
those who love Con" Can th1 leaders OF the
mob, and those VITO manage behind the scene.
COX up to tbs FATHER of mercies as she cao?
NoTE. General LINGAN's Affairs were con
siderably embarrassed, and, trust the Al
,ention ofthe Legislature OF Mary land will be
ailed o the situation Of his family, and sucn
d afforded as the nature Of the case Shall
silly require.
From the Nezy- York Mercantile advertiser
G-.nerai [ ING AN. who Was gifted by the
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q \
From the Greensburgh Gazette, 5nly So
FROM GEN. HuLL--A messenger to go
yarnment from Gen. Hull, who left the army
on Sunday, the 9Th inst and arrived here in
last Mondays stage, reports, that party OF
Americans took 800 barrels -four and 1000
bushels of wheat from the English mills, up
Trench river.-Thata party ofloo Americans
had had skirmish with as many English who
guarded bridge four miles from Maiden, and
drove them into the fort, having killed one
man,-Tbat an attack would not be made on
Maiden until the middle Of August, the can
non carriages at Detroit being altogether rot
ten and unfif for service. He represents that
the Indians and militia, deserted from Maiden
4 letter from. Detroit dated the 10th inst.
is slcnt as to the taxing Of the -four and wheat
mentioned above.
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Thomas Burgess.

Charles County, STATE Of Jfaryla'ld.
N B All persons are hereby iorwarned
from harboring or empioYiRg the above de
scribed Negro Woman, at their peril, OF
under the seyerest penalties of the law
T. B,
J"ne s. tt.
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ATTENTION.

4 1 I FIN MN.
THE Soldiers OF the Second Legion are
informed that Legionary Court will be held
at the Court House at l0o'clock in the morn
mo. Of Ire l7th INST. for hearing appeals and
ether purposes required by law.
August 10 -
PRINTING
Neatly executed at this Office.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY MORNING, .44ga,t Il
/" 10 SLEW

THE VERY AGE AND BODY eF THE rnar
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

i
II AN away, some tine IN 3eoemter last
d a Negro Woman named TRkACE: p
orso years oh. ola very dark complexioi
and when spoken TO, Is anxious 20 make her
self appsar very polite she hes ore OF he
eyes weak, occs stoned by having sore eyes
On the bacl; part of her neck there a'e seye
raj scars by having seatons putin her neck
This woman has extensive, acquaintance
throughout Charles county, state OF Mary
land, aud from her extreme art make ne
doubt she has acquired them IN Prince
Georges county, Nv 1shington city, George
town md Alexandria. Only few week
past she WIS seen III Piseat2way, where sin
had charged her name and called hersei
Jenny and had a line with the subscriber
name that she was authorised 10 hire hersel
or get a master and has lately applied to
Mr.. Davis at Rozer's ferry to purchase her
where il is presumed she is still lurking
AS TO her clothing 1t is deemed unnecessary
to mention as there is no doubt she has
changed them.
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From the Neg York INrrcantiEe advertiser,
General LlNGAN, WAC was kilied by the
,ioters at Baltimore, was formerly Collector
i the Customs al Georgetown, to which Office
ne was appointed by General Washington, Of
whom ne vas a fayorits, and wLo used fire.
quently TO yisi, him. He was about 70 years
81 age aud was undoubtedly induced TO take
the part he did from republican notives--to
support the Right Of Man to be amenab!e for
ms words and actions onlyto known laws
and 10 afford 10 an individual that protec-
lion which is guaranteed by our constitutions,
and for wiicn every citizen pays taxes.
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FREDERICK COUNTY, MARYLAND.

Al district meeting Of the FRIENDS Of
PEACE at New Windsor, Frederick county
Md on 2Stb July, it was recommended that
each district in the county appoint commit
tee, to meet in general committee at the wash
ington Hotel on Wednesday 9th August INST
Col. Joshua Gist, Curtis Williams and John
Mitten, were appointed for Westminster dis
trict
Al a similar meeting in Liberty District,
Frederick county, on the 29th, Gen 4: Cum
ming, Col. Henry Barrick, .. D. Howard
John Duddem, Joshua Delaplaine, Sebastian
Graft and Dennis Poole, were appointed to
meet the general committee.
RESOLVED, That the citizens OF the county
generally, be, and they are hereby invited to
meet at Liberty town, at II O'Clock on the
first Saturday in September, for the purpose
of making public and deliberate declaration
of their sentiments on the present solemn and
eyentful state ofpublic affairs.
Signed in behalf Of the meeting,
F. B. SAPPINGTON, Chairman.
Samuel Thomas, Secretary.
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NEW CHEESE.
TI5ST PFCFIYED

JUST RECEIVED
1000 lbs. of new milk Cheese
from Connecticut, il excellent order, and
A. WILLIS, and
WNI. GARNER.
August 10 u
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Notwithstanding the proclamation ofthe thlr-
tieth day of June last laying an EmDarge,
-" GEORGE PROVOST.
Government House, Montreal, 18th OF July,
1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-30
PATENT PORTABLE BOILER.

THE fubfcriber having purchaled 60 zrent
right to make and vend he patent
PORTABLE BoiLER," inven ed by Thomas
Woollon, jun. of Amherlt N II for heating
WAFER for wIihing and BOILING Of clothe., now
offers it TO The inhabitants of this town IL
he ufe Of thi, machine here il favinR If
three urths OF he fuel aud much Of the abor
necef4Ty 10 be uled in the common method If
boiling clothes in brals kettles. III, fe who
are dellrous Of iecur Dg them are rei, eGt.u y
invi,ed 20 call at the fublcriber's ihop OPP fife
Dea Becks, Fore llreet
JOSEPH NOBLE
N B-The con of the Boiler is proportion
ate TO il, fze. asd is abou The flme as that Of
Brai. Kettles Of the fame dimen6ons.
Wave17bs, go
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-30
President Electoral Votes.

Scarcely Southern paper has reached US
for month past (neither federal or demo
cra,ic) bu, have con aimed more or less spec
uIaIions upon the Presidential election. in
which both, with the utmost ease, elect
their f.vourie candidates. But there IS
such wide difference between electing a
President o. paper and placing man IN the
chair of state, that we have never thought 1T
worth our while 10 make any calculations on
the subjecl-le4ving it un.ii af,er The cleo
ton To De determined who t. be Pr sident
How far It may be jus'Ifi4ble in others TO
excite hopes where there is no prospect Of
their realizing hem, we VIII not now under
take TO determine but we do not hesitate
to aver that the event Of this election will
prove many 70 be false prophets.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-30
Bras Kettles, GLaG sc.
NEHEMIAH CT AM,

no. 2, TITcons Eow MIDDLE sTsErr4
LAS juA received and offer for fac gen
era afortment Of
". l. GOODS IND GRC CERTkS,
among which, are the following :-chells and
boxes Of Teas Of III error quaiIy-haies Of
Cotton Wines-Brandy-H Gin Gordials
Of various ins-Currents--Spi
ces - andles-Brufhe.-B sperm oil
-iwees Oil-Tobzcco-- Cigars-M unin-ta
bic salt--&c htf,. an aforfment Of knives
and forks deiert do-tabls and tea spoons
Coffee Mills Beliows-cAndle ftcks-hles
Pen knives Cuttoss-Needles-T hmbiss
Sad Irons-frying Pans-liew Pans--ra d
ocks-chef Hnges-shoe Knives fors
Flint Tea Potts Locking Cisnes
Sleeves - by 9 aud BY % Window Ciai,-
Brais KettIes OF al Gzes-Shovels and Tongs
Iron shovel aforred Gz Of EngIilh Bake
Kettles-Tea Kettles, &C
Portland, Nov. IS, 1919. (5m)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-30
Extract Of Quercitron,
or ESSENCE OF
Z eii0zU Oak Bark.

THE Quercitron Yellow Oak Bark has
long been known, and highly approved OF
in Europe The beft quality generally com
mand il market, about three pound ter lug
p rcwt. he prepar atiou now offered 60 AZ
American Pub ic contains the Efence OF the
Bark in a We y coadenled fare; oue pound IF
Extract AL Is a. much coiouIing mat er a.
twenty pounds Of the PulverIled Bark. "A
famp'e OF this Extrad has been felt 10 Eng
land, aud been s,onou1ced by adequate iudg-
e, after careful experiment 10 be equal 10 the
quantity of Bark from which n was procur-
"a containing al the virtue. oftke Bark 10 a.
bout one twentieth part of its bulk Il ike
wife poGeIes the advantage Of being ready
prepared for the Dyer's nfe. without rhe
teaching, Keeping o. boiling necelAry ID the
common mode 10 ieparzle the 'iugent from
The ligneous particles of the BARK. The NOR
ian,s for raiGng or fetting the colours may he
be fame uled with the Fuivsrled Bark. max
az due allowance for the condenied fase 10
which the E1ra1 il pTeien'ed 20 The hands of
he ariia
TIE abe. exfra7 r7sy q s6iaisef i large -
nall gssafifsS by oePisafi.a 70 WEBER u
PoriLsrt or 20 ROYAL CRAFT.
" rs, state lreess Bsfss
on 70 or
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-30
2 purpose.

SALEM NOV ~
GEN, DEARBoRN's amy "ss pr ken up
from Plaltsbu-gI, ia considerable .orce, and
gone, a, il is SAID, ~ fad water quarters ~
Montreal, as B0naPsrte has m Moscow.
Montreal IS AZ miles from ChamPlAln, the
extreme Of the u. 5, frontier.
N recent udings from Gen. Harrison's
srmy' winch was reported 10 DC IN very
great danger
Gen Smyth, IN his pr)cisma ion, calling
for aid in he conquest Of Canada, reflects
with seventy on HUI 'nd Rensseiear. Nus.
fortune Did military Affairs H. often treated as
crime VIA. msj hercaf a. be the fac Of
Dea born, Of Hs rlsOn and Of Smy Il, IS in
tie womb Of Ime.
when war was declared, The people were
tsugh, ~ expect lh4t the American dag
would IN C1cs mas be planned upon the
waits " OIrUec Whata +" RAPID descent
we nave Witnessed.
Tie Brtish pryateer Liverpool Pscket
took hel % ID przg % Caps Cod ye-ter day
week 5he has since i0oked lto Marble
head. passed Salem, and hove ab.ul again
iowa Is Cape Cod
$50 Officers and Siluiers ofthe A h u S
regimen, taken At D~rUIt and released on
parole, have arrived ~ Bls.uIn he 8rii,h
transport ship ROY list, "a days ium Qav
bee Anoner Jvensport las also armed
with troops, aud l~U Others were 10 sal
soon st,er.
The Aurora msn is slyly smelling rs'.
Not word does tie now say against Nj
CLINTON
The Scottish name Of the Border War
ais fanc.lulv gwen by tie Cenunel 70 lie
war existing upon our frontiers. A child a
king up the pAper, uniuckiy read 4" The
Ro6bsr War" ! was however no rlfec r
upon our w4rNke P.e.iden', Is il vas ne
mere mistake aud simplicity Of an unlelteIec
child
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-30

A letter was received NJ ~ York last
Friday morning from Member OF Congress.
stating, thar very serious apprehension,
were felt A Washington FIR the fate OF Cen
Harrison and his gghole army The latest &C.
c0uHOs announced tna. tnoir ai,u5 ION was
imminently haz rdou- and that uHl 8, they
could Instantly max good heirretre4,, ihey
would inevitably pc isb tst VylEt gtp'ov'stors.
Their stores veie aL-aGy e2aau-.eu, aid
the Indi-As bad Gus Oft ail tAeIr Xsec Cd
supplies
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-30

Of KenEesunk, for Bolton, arrived at Port[-
mouth. N. II on Tuefday laR. IL days from
Halifax. with part Of the crews Of 5 coating
veffeIs captured by the Liverpool Packet
They left about $50 American prIioners there,
wh1 expected ihortIy 10 cave in cartels
which were waiting fJr them an the men
Of war were fitting oui for Bermuda whlther
Admiral Warren was about 20 repair
We unde rRand from a gentleman from
Bath that the a0pp Columbia Of DuIbury.
w Kent, mailer, was cap ured by Br IN
privaIeer 90 he 9 h inll off 20 tland Light ;
and that ore Of her men by tie name OF Chr
sbB, was 1hot
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-30
THE DEVIL ) PROMISE.

The MI4tS0nlaHS have made an overture
70 Mr. CLINTON, support him for the
reo.t Pres.denti,I Election, provided he viii
Withdraw has claims, for the PRESENT.
TINS IS admitting, ina, Mr. CLINToS is
worthy Of the ofic but Il reminds Us Of the
Devil 5 promise 10 our SAVIOUR, 10 give
him, On certain ndI,ions, all he kingdoms
Of lie earth, when, as EIhan Allen says,
4" he poor deull had not foot Of land he
could call his own." -Washi1gtontan.