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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-23
s N Observation-Disclosures County Court, DE
cember2, 1911.
Nchot,s NcGianis, Co,nh,f

n ciiANCERY-Richmond County Court, De-
cembcr =, 1911.
Nichols NcGinnis, Co,nb'f
.9Sainst
''eckism Kelly Susanna his wife, John afct;in-
uis, ihnlcl sanford and Rnthy his wife, Sasnucl
Nct'innis, aud Nathaniel Icl'innis, Def'ts.
The defendants not appearing, and it appearing 10
e satisfaction oil the court that the defendant. Beck
ham Kelly and Susannnh his wife and iohn NcGin-
MS, are not inhabitants ut this state--on the motion
d; the cqpplainant, II is lecyeed and ordered That
the said Defendants do appear here at next Iarch
tern, t,il snswer the said Complanant's bill-.n,i
that copy of this order be published Ia the t:-
QUIRE ,printed IN the City of Richmond. for eight
weeks success veiy, am copy also posted at 4 e
'front.' door 0f this tonrt douse-and. u is Further or
d-rel, That Subp issi. against DANIEL Sanfo-
and Ruthy his Uife, Samlc Icifitnis and Natoani-
e' IcGinnis, answer the said Bit returnabIe to
March term next. 49,
Copy. Teste, 80
q. MCCARTHY, C. re
January y. Emp
E'iiE Subscribers have Just received on cons,sn-
Il ment-
10 Bags iiinonds in shells, a few do sheiPd.
% ;toNes mould Candles, 3) do. prime Soap
~ Barrels Northern Rum, $50 Boxes Spanish Ci-
gars, and 10 Boxes White and Brown iIavanna
Sugars, which will be sold at reduced prices for
Cash or on time tor approved Notes
RYAN * WILKINS, .3xofioneers
january wiw
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4 DYERTISEMENT- THE subscriber bay;n,
commenced business In the Commission Liiess
NJ the City of Richmond hopes by strict attention. to
merit share of the patronage of his friends. Ills
ONCE is kept opposite the Eagle Tavern.
JOHN BRYCE.
Dec. CT. r.
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ANorHER CoRREspoNDENr

: Proposes, in consequence Of the late fire in th.
City, and the disorder which prevails on these oeca-
sions, AL seeming willing give lirectons aud none
TO follow them to have Fire-Conpanies inimcdi-
ateiy raiscd whose officers are have the conroul
q. every measure taken at the fire. and to have the
power of calling every citizen present (those doing
military duty exceptcd,) to asst any citizen DISC
beying said order to pay the sum of dolls.-Each
Glue as TO be required to have lighted candles in
two orHore OF The windows of his house under pain
OF FORGETTING dos. and cents.--FIach house to
furnish two more buckets, which shall be writ
the street, No and Name of the owner; each occ,,-
pier Of such house is TO be bound to deliver such
buckets in good order to any whit perso in case of
slarm proper persons TO be also appointed to take
charge of tl'e'n and re-deiyer them TO the owners
or to some other Jiace ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF wa
fer ieahern pipes to be connected with brass-scrcws
OF different lengths and ladders of various Sizes 10 be
placed q! different parts OF the city.-Scuttes on
the roofs Oh houses with Steps or Ladders leading
tothesn ought not to be neglected. Attention tn be
psid 70 ceninels the saved furniture and pro-
perry who too apt tn desert their posts * leave
thejr arms-Sometmes the officers are incapable of
do, their duty, an the Centinei obliged to stand
a MS post until nearly exhausted with cold and ia
Ggue,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-23

IN ANTED-A few Hhds. Leaf Tobacco, for.
~ shipping, for which the best Morocco Shoes
VIII be given. Enquire for j. Jacobs al Ryan WIZ
tins's store.
For Sale Case low priced London Quls
Trunk English Goat Skins, red.
January 9. tSf.
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SPOTTED FEVER.

Extract Ola letter from gentleman n
Petcham, Vermont, dated Dec. ~, 1871.
IL has ing been .Uith rs, a seQSoa y
cdlamtfy. NJ h4Ve 6een remarkabiy Uisitr'i
'wth sickness, and death, for many naoashA.
Ne Shot1ed FeUer zvas amongst Us, .l1sf
winter, and sh,'ing, and -nroUsd MORTAL n
Der, resembling this, in some RESTRICTS,
and a. otherS appearing ike the I'yhlius,
hreUatted IN aut~"p, and this also ir6uSd
moTtat-d'id n0tv the Shotted Feper. III
Is most malignant form, has returned.
Fur haze died 7vifh IL, quite sud- ma.
SINCE this came in. Since the frst Of J.ah-
arg last, zve have had So draths. from a 4oh-
slation Of 1900. My ozvn .flmlg has nit
eacahed. We bmrfed ar youngest ChRt,
asedn argyll n2nths, in August, nth the ay !.
senry. .dnother # orr chuareu zvas
6"o"Sht near 10 deafh, by Slated feuer !;
bit recovered.
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VIZ Subscribers have rented that fine irc-prorf
= Luhher- louise on tie 3lsin, ba:it by Mr. JnSs
Brown, adjoining to the PabEc Ware Hons.
they VIII be ready to receive produce on Storage
Monday the 10th OF January, and will charge as I'll.
lows, viz.
Tobacco, rs cents per HID. for ie months if orcr
q L. per month more.
Finir, cents per Bbl. iftakcnTiu so DAYS.
10 cents per Bbl ii it lays from 50 to go
days. ~
49,, 12 12 cents per Bb. if i. lays over 60 ,a,s.
Wheat, cents per Bushcl.
Whlskey. a5 cents pei, Fierce
Hemp, 3 4 per Ton, Iron, 9; per Ton and ~
thcr articles not enumerated in proportion 10 the
foregoing rates. 800
And further they will engage tn take Floor on the
mead OF the Basin, provided note. is given in tin,a
rec Oh cxPcnce, and charge only the aforesaid Stos
They will also engage to deliver the produce ar
.ockes, when the locks in operation at the Tor.
lowing rates, viz. y
For tio'ir, cents per Barrel. l.fgs y,
Tobacco, so cents per Hogs' cad, and otltcfs
articles in proportion
We will hold ourselves responsible for the ,r,-te,i-
by Fire, shrinkage of grain, spirits AMI such other s;s
lect to any eSpence incurred to put them in sippi,,.
order. 80 rs
When the present expence Of Draya,.e is consT-
uercl, winch Goods will be exempt from siorstI
with us, IT IS presumed may promise ourselves
snare al the public patronage, to whom we tender.
our services as Commission Merchants. pleJ.,;ns.
our utmost exertions to give general satisfaction
NiBERT s. PURyEAR.
III
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On consiSnntent and dliiy expected Der sch'y.
Herkimer, sly HtI.ND IN I'.7JR SHOES.
well assorted and suitable tn the 'ason. which will be
s"d at Wholesale at the invoice price, for cash, ON
a small advance ard 60 days credit, for approved ne
gotable notes.
November 80. wI1w
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81 - ~ E:-being in want Of a good BLACKS
SMITH, one ACQUAINTED viii, lie Cnacb. Mo,
k'ng business will give liberal wagea; white Man
wouid be preferred, or free coored one-'Thc adj
vaotage winch present themselves nj this place would
pc an hducemen with steady, sober, honest man
and one o. ans other character need NOT o,,rv -.
etcr addressed to the subscriber will be attended
70 without delay.
-. THOMAS STACKHOUSF.
Warrenton, ". G. Jan. H. I'm
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sN.uuiAM Il. HusDARD. respect,,n

~ IN Al. HUb.jAtD, respectfully
W aI2rhs ms customers and the public,
thai he has remoyedto street, opposite to captain
Ga'abie's, at the sign oil the Boat and Shoe Hraye-
branches
In addition to a great variety Of Boots and Shoes
OF ms own na''atacture, he offers handsome assort-
ment OF SLoA Ms ELEGANT baltimore Doors.
As he is eGulous to please, he will enleavor by keep
ing constant supply of Shoes and Pumps of every
description, selected from the approved facto-
rres OF Boston and New-York, to crafty generous
community. -
Waxe,l Calf Skins, Boot Legs and Tops, Black and
Colourcd Roam Skins, Shoe Thread, &c sc. always
obtainable application.
y g. Orders from the country gratefully received
and punctualy attended to-
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yWElLrAM SHAPARD has for sale the

y ), viz {:
Glass salt cellars
Race aad ground ginger
Spice, Nutmegs, Alum
Salt petre, lndigo
Chocolate, birthstone
Rice, Mustard
Lnpcrial and Gunpowder
lea
Powder and Shot
Snuf
Ivory Combs
Loswool
Writing aud Printing pa
per
German Rolls
Sack bags and sacking
Ravens Duck
iiomlL .ian,lkc:chiefs
american IN arvfac,w
!. Ell Goods, ivis 80
! Bed ticks
Diapers
Surpes
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iouoWiny - 70
800 saeNs SGIt, mostly Liz
serpoo, .i.lel
1900 lbs. Coffee, mostly
green
IS crates assorted queen $
ware, stone ware, loose
an.sIn sinds.
- Da'rc.s New-Engiand
Hall
W. I. do.
brown Sas.r
Loaf ITO.
Bald more .Vaiskcy
CScuthef'i and L.cy-
barns reot,hed WINS
key in barrels snd tier
ces
Ncw-lorS prime and
Se.-.)c.eai,s Pork
Clipt aid whole Her
rin;.s
Sweies and country Iron
castings
Ger',iait, crawlcy and
Biistered SCcel
Window Glass
China in small boxes
haif pint and pint tum
bless
Wine glasses
Septe'nber,20 %.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-23

SEVENTH DRAWING of the William & Mary
College Lottery of 90 Numbers
Moss, is, %, 70, Sc.
The Eighth Drawing will he on the 18th February
oiers Tor Tickets will he received at Wates Lott
terry Offices, Baltimore aud Newly rk.
SIMON BLOCK.
Richmond, Jan. TO- &c
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NRw-ORLEANs, December II.

a rule was some days sine made in Tia,
superior Court tor \. ia ezic dc Castr
f'Sl. to sh,w cause, WY rs name shunid
MT ne struck of the roll o Attornies, i,,.
having written elter puoi. shed some a.,
since IN p lmphiet, bearing the S qua IRE
u II. +. n gent. Mr.. DaVezac appeag.p,.
iii Monday last, and demanded nat the =
rIgiaai ctter should De prodlced, wnereup-
81 sabh@nl ditccS tecUn served upon 4.
I. NuSent, reqiirlng hun 20 produce the
etter. Yes erday Mr.. Nugeat appeared
ADJ for some observations of his was COM
ait,ed to prison for contempt of Court
)n an argument on ,he principle, whether.
Mr.. Nugget could be compelled 10 bring { r.
ward the letter, hich was resisted II the
ground that 1T would tend 20 criminate him
II, the Court to.k iii fo-m lrrow TO con.
sNer vaciety of eile tons si.ring ut
Of the proceed lgs of the court n th,s &C
cas.on. Want of time, however, and :.
wish to see the final result Of the proceeA-
IS in the case of Mr.. Davezac, will pre-
vent us from presenting to our readers tiIose
observations which our duty as jHigeS Of the
"high court .fthc 6tess" TO use the Ian
5uage of the immortal Franklin) lmpcri 3usly
for
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LORD & rARNSWORTH.
As the object of the subscribers is only to dispose
ted.
January l6. sv
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pOARDING HOUSE--JOHNr, s. Fms. has
taken u'at very pleasant situation Opposite 10 his
store on u street where ~ or 10 gentlemen mas be
Jon. T. sw
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sEWALL OsGooD.
January tS. 1879.

Or T would beg leave to suggest a plan which I
am fully assured wou prove of lasting benefit To this
city Or any other where is properly attended
let 40 strong, abe men form themselves into compa
NY under certain rules, by which thcy would consider
themse YES bound to- assist each ottcr-O,i an alarm
OF Fire, let each man repair to the scene having
proper implements. aud divided in the following
manner--io with good axes, nhder the control Of
one m 'nager--who, on receiving from proper autho
ry. that any house ought to come down to stop FIRE
,wo1ii order the same tn SCI about t-rhese, Will,
the aid of 20 others, who would assist in manning
the looks, Chains, &c fttedfor that purpose, would
demois a house with such expedition as in al pro-
liability would put an immediate stop to the fire. aud
perhaps one-thrtl of the timber saved OF the first
house that discovered on irc---rhe other 10
heing provided with blankets aud carpets and leather
conductors who you'd mans the adjoining houses, thc
most exposed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-23

RICHMOND, 9th Jan. 1Si2.--At p meeting If
The association for building Church on Shockor
az ffes9ivcd, That the Treasurer be authorised n,
fceiye subscriptions Tor any number OF shares thst
ts DC applied for, until the aggregate number shall
tree hundred. r. s<tracf
c. J. MAC3iUREo, Jyeaswey
Jan. IL. -
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To The Editor IF ths Enauire,.:.

SIR-Haylng seen my name announced in YOUR
paper of the 18th inst. IN which it appears You have
attached to me considerable part of the credit of
stopping the progress the late eonagration, which
threatened devastation to great part Of our City
must say that it will be me the highest era-
ticadon in being instrumental in aiIevating the dis
tresss OF my felow-citizens and it gives ne peculiar
pleasure to have it in power to add here the names
OF other persons who appeared be actuated bv the
same principles aud rendered signal services-Capt
Samuel Jones, Mr. Chevae, iunior and Mr.. Ben
Jamia TAYLOR, who came particularly under my no
tice.-- Anl see no improDriety in here adding tie
names ut people of color whose assistance, in pre-
serving the house was on, verv material; viz
-EPhraim Speed, Richard A. en- s, anthony, SER
want of Mr.. Thomas Taylor's.
Yours.
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n EW STORE.-The subscribers having taken
= the store lately occupied by Messrs Hubbard
Y Lyman, and nearly opposite their present stsna.
offer to sale extensive ASSORTMENT of Eu,o,,ear,
and India piece Goods, on tie lotuest terms far
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THH LETTERS nF

FOR SALE AT THE ENQUIRER OFFICE.
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The supreme Courf commenced its session,
10 Sc. .ft6ans IN this STATE The 25th uLt.
FeiSarn that bnel the Collector, and w Tx
rvho tired on Brooks, 5,th Of zvl,om
Il ere recently faten and 6uund our for.fri-
Z, hA0P becn h0norabiy acquitted, or. o.
fher scoras, me Grand JurY, who svcre
3 4corn 70 eran,ine INFO and rehort all 6rea
mes u the peace and the lays, found no
nils against them. They must therefore
be considered as conahteteiy acquitted BIZ
heir co~ntry.-Verinort Paper.
NASSAU, N. p. Dec. Son the 1thult.
his majesty's orig Mosele off the Pan de
Matanzas, iell III with and detained the
spanish sh p FL Hereto, me property OF
;5as Morgan, If HAVANA, merchant fir. the;
coast of Africa bound to aavanna, .wnh
@9o SLAVES. The Alereto was conduete {.
to this port, the master having died at sea
On Tuesday deceee of restitution was
made III Admiralty by the captors, and She
Will forth with proceed on her voyage.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
MEMOIR ANDA.

The number of Representatives
choitn lat year was go; of which
3I0 were, when choien, federalilts,
and 34r democrats. 70 anticipate
the Wafhingtonian majority in the
next Choice Of Speaker, the reader
has only to deduct 81 from the
Z" Clear Federal Gain,' anu the
quo;ient will give him the number.
When the two branches meet in
convention, TO calculate the refult,
ada 10 the above 81 the IS or 10
" Uwber5" who have heen cut and
cayvcd into members Of the Senate
The next houle will conhit of about
75o members.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

All is yet dubious as TO The intentions
of our government relative TO foreign
concerns. Every day seems TO render
them more difficult and complicated.
While the tocsins ofthe administration
ave continually crying out war and ex-
hiblting certain precursors of war to our
view the tardiness of the notes Of prepa-
ration x the Prevaricating policy pursu-
ed relative thereto, have excited strong
doubts Of any hostilities being seriousl,
intended by them.-And notwithstand.
ing the laying on limited embargo, as
precursor, the ordering and moving of
troops and general officers to the 'front.'
iers, and the raising and organizing the
militia, exhibits manifest Shozv of zpar,
it is believed that no actual hostIiies
will be attempted on our part, unless
descent be made upon our territories,
until after Presidential election -
These sill o wisps will be held out 10
view to blind the minds eye, while
time 'creeps on her petty pace till we
shall have passed the hour which binds
US 70 our fl te Of iour more years delu-
sion, and be led by Jack a-ianterns to
sloughs and quiCksands Of destruction
unless the light of reason soon rise
up, as it were fom the Vastly deep in
which it seems involved, and shew the
straight and steady path 10 prosperity
and safety. Arouse then, my country
men, from your delusive, fatal dreams,
and look forward with clear and pene
rrating views, and stay your awful
progress into destruclon's gaping,
overr helming vortex, which now lies
concealed directly before you in your
present course.-Farmer'S Cabinet.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18


"Since ny las, tllrrc has been slros,
total suspension oipubljc business. Yester-
day, however, a mo. ION was hloGght forward
if the Senate. ~ NJ Pore, VINO IS not IN The
federal, Tor Wssuin. .toniaR ranksl nor is he
I'll that Of ne glirigyattsr, which appe9rs,
f-on IT'S complexion, t0 be intended "a orrr-
ate change in the intricate Inazes If gov
ernment How far Il ys,ll mcet tie views of
the Cabinet know not should Ii De adO2-
t1d, cur merchants wiG have light to cz-
peLt that the embargo viii tie rcmoyed, or
that lict ncvs will be 50 literally granted. AZ
toembrAee ail the temporary demands Of The
people Tie following y Tie motion sf Mr.
pope -
" JFherens, the conduct Of the French
goternment, in falling to MAKE COM
pensation for the property of the citi-
zcns os the United States, seized and
coahscated under the Rsnbouillet de
cree, IN the year 1910, IN excluding
from France, by enormous discrilnina-
ting duties, orr tobacco aud cotton, me
principal articles, ct export III The
southern and southwestern parts Of
n United States contrary 10 our ,5st
expectations, authorised bv the assur-
ances of her minister; besides CraR'ing
licences to carry on trade from Ger
sin ports of The United States u dis
rgspectful to the feelings, So duroeatory
10 the sCvsi eighty ct al Independent
nation; ana tie rec~ni and repeated
aEgressioAs of her public end private
armed vessels, oa The Ilvlul commcrcg
ofthe Uaired States demand, from the
inpartialily, honor aai diguity Of this
eo.erHmenl, dis1yowai Of the al. 81. -
ment made vita her, which took en-cl
On the "a day Of Norgmbrr, 1910, y
measure calculated 70 inspire general
oouiidcnce oud respect, and ID convince
every uue American, th&, tie object O.
his gyorument is 70 unite the people ii
4 naanly American effort Jo resist for
clgn aggression. Sud whereas, many
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
GROSS PARTIALLTY.

Letters from Philadelphia, and ona
Of the miniferial papers, hate that
the Britiih Goods on board three
veiFels which arrived at that port
from -8nrcE4 JR,4nA, have been, by
order5 fran III. GALLaTlN, admitted
% entry WITHOUT BONDS. Like the
Comet, hereto "bmgs a tail" The
following are hated 10 be FACTS
NJ. GIRARD, rich demccrar of
Pbik1GsLDbil. and a Frerchman, fnds
he has % oooL iterling il England !;
this money he inveits in Britiih
Goods, and directs them 10 be lhip-
ped TO Ameiia, from whence they
find their way to PHILADELPHIA, and are
detained as violating the 4" Srjtemf
Continental" "A corresponds &C, or
conference takes place between III:
above bon cis9yezs and the reialt is The
goods, though Bntiih, aIe permitted
- be landed and fold, and no extra
691ds required ! Native Americans
y lat t.% ys Of French partiaAitiss
H5zg ?
( The French fpuadron>Thich elca.
ped from EOTient has efcaped into
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

THE Proprietors Of Portland Long Wharf,
= are hereby notified THAI their annual
meeting will be held ou Monday, the firit day
of June next, at A o'clock Nj. at Mr. Samuel
Traik's Counting Room, for the following
purpoies-viz.
1T To choofe Moderator.
"a To choole new Clerk and Whar6nger,
and rrealurer
Sd. To receive all accounts againR the
Whar, and tranlaa any other buGnelI thar
may concern lad Wharf
COTTON B BROOKS, VIA, finger.
PortLaH5, Afgy tS, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
wEpNfsDAY, MAY 6, 1879.

Mr., BLEEcHER relenled The me-
norial Of 8co citizens Of .4!51rg pray
ing relief from the deI:terious e.
fees Of the Embare5.
Mr.. RHEA, as ufusl, moved it be
referred TO the 9TH Of July A de-
bate enfued, which involved the
cour(e nov proper to Be purfu1d by
the nation, III which MeiTrs. Phsa,
Bkecbeg, Raaioi3b, J-t9'5r, CaL2un,
Grtmdg, and h.rigbt took part ;
WHEN the gO-by-motion prevailed
IS to 3o-Adjourne
NOTE.
" H'ksm GoD intends to d5fr9y, be fyF
makes Mad"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
"This IS the first tine ever heard Ihat
breaking Of ribs was sport for Ladies"

"This IS the first tine ever heard hat
breaking Of ribs was sport for Ladies
SHAEs. 1sTo4 Ats II.
IN these heedless times, War, horrid War,
has lost All IT'S terrors, and IS considered b.
ur Rulers as q mere Summers sport and
,asiime. Qua crmasier Col. Z. Z. PoF-
er Will probably find il indeed a Feast 70
i'm, ss he j. purvryor Of Supplies end will
ste many delicate tit bits. Other military
men appear 10 contemplate the Expedition
TO Canada ss an amusing Tour OF pleasure.
Red the following Extract from tle Divis
ion orders ofMsi Gen. Jackson Of Tennes-
see, published in a late National lntelligen-
Ger
" Should the occupation oFthe Cansdss be
res we'd upon BY The general government,
how pleasing the prospect that would open
o the young volunteer while performing a
military promenade into distan; country .
A succession Of new and interesting objects
would perpetually fill and delight his in
agm liIon, the effect cf which would BE-
blythe warlke appearances, the
martial music and ,he grand evoluliOns OF
Of an army q fifty thousand men,
"To view the stupendous works of nature
exemPlfied ~ the fails ot NIsgars and the
csiarsct Of MontmOrens and 20 tresd the
consecrated spot on which Wolf and NJ nt-
gomery fell, would OF themselves repay the
Young soldier for a march ScrOss Tie CONT
nent But why should these inducements
be held out 70 the young men Of America
They need them not; animated as they are
TO rival the exploits Of Rome, they will nev.
er prefer an ingIolious sloth, supiue mac
ivity, to the honorable toll of carrying the
republican standard to the heights Of Abra-
ham"
The administration will undoubtedly find
many gay and gallant spirits, ready 70 sport
an epAuIent and tlke this delightful iaunt,
all their expenceS beng paid by the People.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
LeUi Drink7vdter'S Ffate.

CUMBERLAND $50 John Southworth a
creditor to the Eftate of Levi Drinkwater late
Of North Yarmouth, in faid County mariner,
deceaied-snd 70 the other creditors Of laid De.
ceaied
You are hereby mortified that Ammi z. Nit
chell Efq Administrator on he Eifate of (aid
deceated has Preiented TO me his account of
AdmIniltrstion, and, in behalf of the Widow of
iaid deceaied has made application to me 20
make an allowance 70 her OUT Of the PerlonaI
Ettate oflai decezied-and hat llalI conlid
er fad Account and application at a Probate
Court TO be holden at the houfe of MIR. Seth
Mitchell, lnholder, III f2id North Yarmouth, on
ne third Wedneiday of Ju'y merit, Al aiue
o'clock N The forenoon when and where
you may be heard upon the fubject If you Zee
ht
G'VsT H1Ssr Hy baNjr tLis 7BbrsestB dgy If
A4sy, Il. d. 1879. SAM FREEMAN
.fA4gs Of Probate Lo1yr.