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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-17
Get. IS.

sToR RENT or I.EAsE-Thot Commodious
a brick dwelling, occupied ly the late Chance,-
ler Tyler in the City of Williamsburg, possessing
every necessary convenience of cur houses. SSc TX
beautiful situation and has attached to il several
of ground with garden in high cultivation
Possession may lie had mediatcIv-For terms
apply at the Rsleigl Tavern, Williamsburg.
September %. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-17
September rs.

FHSHOMAS G. HULL, Res,ectfo,liy Informs Ii,
III friends and the public lie has taken that com
modiouS Tenement on the main street, formerly
occupied 10y Mr.. Charles Spencer, where lac int, mis-
Keeping Table for boardcrs by the year, month or
week, upon reasonable Terms; s, that he will give
the utmost satisfaction to those who viii confer teif
fayors upon hm---Iic is prepared to aeeyfnsno.
date about ~ or IS members of tlie approaching
general assembly ia Che most comfortable manner.
November IL. w6w
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October So.

fSALi. AND WiNrE GOODS.--JCGN
Z noon las just received an invoice pi fIH and
"'.t9 goods eonprs,rg AN extensive assortment o.
seasonabe articles, which he will sell very low, for
CASH only.
.iLSO, one trunk OF ladies' elegant siH great
eoafs, made in laIis, of the newest fashion.
Oct. 50. wiw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-17

~ IrGlNlA.--Ata Superior Court Of Chancer,-
ho.,ien at tie Capito! in the Guy of Richmond,
tbs 60, day of July, 1919.
lIeury BAKE. Pl,E
Against a
Dmiel Ca.l. Executor aud Dcyisee, in t,us. under
the lssl WA \ Testament OF ;iobt. Means, deed.
anl Charles Spencer, Defs-
BY consent OF tc plaintiff an.l of the dei,.,,i,nk
Daniel Call Ia proper pei son, TIN, cause WAS this ,i.v
heard on the b'ti, AMI answer OF the said defendant
daniel Cal--on consideration whereof, the court
40; e"ins upon the merits, doth a,julge, order,
and decree, that the sa! defendant, after having yi-
SIXTY days noiice of the tine and place OF SALE
sell the lands IN The biz aud proceedings mentioned
a. s";. ''ne az times as he lhay think proper to
,ic Liscst bidder, at public auction, upon a cred
X @. l. IN m;hsas 10 noiety Of the purchase mo-
ny, ani OFT years to lae ot.,-r noety taking
bond and security and deed ~ trust upon the lands
n order - see "a, saeni ~ the purchase money.
aud this I've hold t.,e subject the future or
der oi the cor~t.
Copy-Testc,
VYAI. w. HENfNG.
z ASDS FOR .S4LE-B7 virtue oftbe above
\ A decree OF the Honorable Superior Court az
Chanctry for the Richmond District sill De soId, az
h.b''e Auction, 10 the highest bidder. I'll the Eagle
Tavern III the city al Il chmonA, unon the fourth
day Of SANITARY nest, ffr, olhe,wis the next fair
day, ue following tracts otlnd il ;e state OF Vir-
ginia. viz 80
io9so acres in the county Of Grccnbri,r. ON the
no t-east si,le OF t,e '..es'low river
500 acres FORMERLY in Harrison but nov, in Ran.
dOli'h county Stewards run
500 asrcs sornne'ty in Harrison, bnt row in Ran.
Icil!i county ON the waters of Stewards run.
500 acres formerly la Harrison, but row in Ram
dow. county, between Stewards run and Heddins
Min run.
y5co acres formerly in Harrison, but : RAM
dOiph county, on Stewards run.
$50 acres III Harrison county, the waters of
Stewart s ron, 1t 'rar OF Tiger Valley river.
31oo acres IN ltsrrison county on Hackers creek,
1000 acres form ny in Harrison, but now in RAM
do.ph county, on the head-wa,crs Of Stewards run.
adrain Of Iyger's Valley river.
1000 acres ic. merry in Harrison, hut now in Ram
doiph county, or the Gladly fork of Cheat river
1884 acres in the county Of Harrison on the waters
of Gnatty creek.
2Ol acres formerly in Harrison, bnt now Randolph
county, on the Gia,y fork ofCheat river.
2oto acres in Harrison county, OF the right hand
fork of Gpatty creek.
1000 acres in Harrison county on the left hand fork
of Gratly creek.
The patents for the above lands are all issued tn
the said Robert AIeNns, assignee Of Henry Banks
ard the sale viii, srdne the terms Of the said
decree, he nron credit of Give months as to one
mcey OF the purchase money, and oftwo years as to
The other moiety. The purchasers to give bond and
security and deed az trust up0, the tnnds in order
20 secure payment Of Tie purchase money.
DANIEL. CALI.
Executor of and dt piSee in t-ust,
anaer the last mn and TcstaD,cnt
Of Robert .'{cGns deed.
Get. IS. oawtds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-17

5 VIE Subscriber will receive in few DAYS gene
"a RAJ assortment Of dr. eoods, suited TO tie sea-
son consisting OF Nspt Co.tous, Plains, Rose md
stiped Blankets, F!annels BombnZeUes Superfne
ClotLs X Cassimcres, Manchester Stulfs Ste. &c--
Which will be sold on liberal terms.
Nov 2. If
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a Petition will be presented to the next General
u Assembly pray ing that public Landing may be
es tab'SIIed ON the dover Lands of the late Samuel
Pleassuts deceased u. Pow hatan.
October Q. wgv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-17

EbRUGS * MSDICiNl;s---The subscriber res
ED peetfully informs hs friends nAlshe pdlNc
l',at lac has opened IN tie tenement next below
Msssrs Fiz Why isoun 4 Potter aud uearthe corner
ofthe street leading from the main street to May
os bridge general end well selected assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, &c. which lie offers for
sae unreasonable terms for cash or acceptance. ia
town.
JOHN weMAER.
july 10. VIZ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-17
Oct. o.

'aSO THE PUBLlC-Fhe subscriber has taken
d large and convenient house on the basin for the
reception OF country produce, where hc Intends
transacting business on commission. Those who NAV
favor himwith their consignments, may depend on
the utmost attention and punctuaity.
Oct. 90. fayxIc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-17

H\HE subscriber respectfully informs the public.
~ .t'ia- having taken his nephew Henry ToI pkins
n into opattnership, the Business ierrtoidTe car
ried On by him. will, from the first day of November
next, be conducted under the firm OF Harry TOMB.
kiSr, 9 &c. '@hn wltalways keep on hand = general
assortment &C Groceries and other articles in that
Inc, of the best quality which will be sold ON the.
most rea:cnab'e terins-being provided with large
and convenient Fire Proof Lumber House. they viz
receive country produce either in exchange or or,
commission, sud promise the utmost punc,uaty and
dispatch in executing any orders that nay be nruss.
cd to them.
.Hnrg 1oiTpktni earnestly socits those indebted
to him to come forward and pay Off their accounts
Immediately, existing circumstances require q
speedy settlement Of lis affairs. All those having
claims against liim vii; please call for rottIemrnt.
HARRY TOMPKlNS.
October 15. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-17

RhOCTOR CREENHOW will receive into Lis
3 y shop as students, two Young gentlemen oi
. sPrbis'Ie eenne1ions, and COED edosntious.
OF. 81 II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-17

EfllS is 10 give notice, that i,e srsciir has in
y hIs hands the of twenty -iuur ptrlnGs, be-
longing to the cetate Of Francis A,,rrs. deceased,
Of King William and is de5irous tiisi e money may
lie taken ont Of his hands He thcr fore qests "a
the lesatecs of the said = Anderson to come for
ward and receive their erveral rropoi lions agrcea,le
to the will Of the said p Anderson.
CTRTSFOPHER TO.iTf1RLN,S,
ES'r. qf FrGEcis .ffScysoH, dec'A 7j TX. I'm.
E0yenlcr 6tp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-17
Jaly 10.

n OTlCE--A petition will be presented 60 the
~ next general assembly, 10 pasSa lsw authori.ing
the Guardian Of the Orphans Of Garter BFaN.on, ate
Of King & Queen, to make sale Of a., the nuscs and
lots al West-Po'n bsiorsihz 10 Tie said Orphans.
Tappa.isnn0cE, s'e.nssg z. uSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-17

~ OTICE---1he Subscriber respectfully In
fCrtns lis iricnds and the public that he has
removed into the house formerly occupied by r -
'ert johnson one door below Harry Tompkins
where lie Us Y, scived large aud elegant assor.-
neut oil Fail and Spring goods.
!, JOSEPH.
Dot. co 2gvf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-17

fENWO HUNDRED DOLLARS KKH ARD. \
4 bundle containing 800 sheets OF twenty dollar
NOES, printed ia blank for the Farmers Bans Of Viz.
gna; taken ont nfa box, and supposed 70 be sto,
len or tc night Of ac 0th instant, at tie house ue
Aiessrs. Wooifnrd aul 'iaiaIerroin Fredericksburg,
The above reward vii be paid to anv person wiio
will deliver te said notcs to Dabney iierudon, Esq,
Of that place, or 10 the subscriber.
That rie public May be guarded against imposition,
they are info med that no tyeeaty dollar notes hdot
been nor wH be issaedby the Farmers Bank of Nic-
GINA OF any Otis Branches, until further notice
VIM. NEKERVlS, Cashier.
Richmond, 3Odh Ostober 1879. 2awtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-17
John e JOSEPH BOYCE,

JOHN 81 JOSEPH BOYCE.
ST.dTJO.WERS & BOOKBLNcDER
< cREsEN'r their sincere thanks to tIeir friends
y an' the public, for the liberal encouragement
they have experienced, and beg leave to inform
them that thay have just received by the ship &c
tive from London, general assortment OF articles
ia their business, which they will dispose of on the
most moderate terms.--And respectfully solicit a
continuance of public patronage.
Quilts, Pano.Fo1rte strings
mex 4 thin foho-post, Violin ditto,
hed aud black lux pow Ivory Chessmen,
ders, Drawing-books plain &
Copying ditto, in Colors,
japan Ink, Middleton's Lead Pen
Mathematical lns;ru- ellis,
ments, Reeves boxes Of Water
nan cut glass lnkstands, c0!ors, complete with
Common ditto, with drawers.
plated and brass tops, Ditto, 81 rows,
Lead inkslahds, India Ink,
bosgerhead ditto, large Camel hair penciIa.
anu small, Solid lead CrayOns
Nedgwood,s ditto white India Rubber,
GRAB and black, States and pencils, aud
or"ss q Leather pocket An elegant assortment
ih"S'ahns, OF walking -canes, gold
and silver mWintrd.
John and Joseph Boycc have ON board ihe New.
buryport from Liverpool, az assortment on Cutlery.
which thcy in daily expectation of receiving
Oct Goth, 1919 WOW
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-17

" IRGLNtA-At Rules holden in the Clerks
Office Of the Superior Court of Chsncery for
the Riehmond District, the 10th day OF October
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-17

Nm. ~. NEN1N'C, c. C..
November Ie,h, 1912. wswr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14

Il seems now 10 be an established fact
that the Army of the North, under the great
Dearborn, has actually invaded Canada, ter
minated the campaign, and gone into WIN
ter quarters. A there will be no occasion
for any further military operations until
spring, il is greatly TO be wished that the
secretary of war, or some of the department
would furnish the nation with an honest and
accurate account Of the expenses which have
been incurred on account Of the war and al
80 an estimate Of the value Of re CON
QUESTS which have been made, that X
may be seen what we have got for our mon
ey. From he following paragraph, copied
from the Democratick Press, we cannot help
fearing In it has been rather " an 2nbr9ft
75s contest h"
Thus once twice and again have the
budding hopes of the nation been blasted
There is fatality attends our war oper-
ations-an Evil Genius presides over its
destinies ImbeCility and ignorance !;
cowardice and treachery rashness and
ambition have cOnsplred against our ma
tional welfare Until these evil and &C.
cursed causes be removed we shall In
dulge no hope, but with trembling and
anxious hearts hear every rumour which
comes from the seat of war. While
however, in common with all who wish
well 70 the cause Of liberty and right,
we regret the arrest, even for moment
Of the American armies from prosecu-
ting the invasion Of the enemy's terrific.
~, we cannot help feeling consolation
from the reflection that the field NAV be
taken early in the Spring, under aus
piCes different from those which have
disgraced, not the progress, for there
has beenno progress-but the initiation
Of the war. This is day Of rejoicing
and making glad among the tories
They are not merely priding them
selves in the accomplishment of their
predictions, but they are making merry
with the money which they have won
from patriotick citizens who had hoped
for better things"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14

In Buckfeld on the 2lst. ult. after a lin
gerinG illness % 3 yeals ), Mrs. Msrgery Low
ell, wife OF Capt. VIM Lowell, aged 40.
She sustained her sickness with great pa
tIence and fUrJJUde- BirGsef are The dead
thar die an The Lord
D AT Ellsworth. on the 18Th Oct last, Al
the residence Of George Herbert, Esq vii
liam, eldest son of VIM Abbot, E q 0f Cas-
tine, aged 9 years and monihs aud on
the l7,h George only son Of 9. Herbert,
Esq. aged 2 years and 10 months.
Ihey Vuere loveI ind pleasant in fheir iives,
and III theT death they were nor diVidel
In Nor hysrmouh. Mrs Anna Myrick,
wife OF Cap, Thomas Myrck, aged ~
In this own n Tuesday last, Mr. HON
As 9 STEVENS, aged %; md Oh Thursda,
his remains we're committed 70 the M
with military honors ~ The Portland Kit,
Company, of which The deceased was wor
| ny member.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14
Feafbers s. Feather Bed.
EDWARD HOWE,

uPn0LaTKRkk
III ba Fsaf5ey Stare Ne Fe,fb1as Rsz Md
~ feet
OFFERS for fale UPHOLSTERY-PAPE R
~ HANGENGS- LOOKING GLASSES aud
MiITT RY GOOD.--among which are he
fulIowing-viz - 600 III. Fea hers 200 yds.
Bed'icking Of different quzhties t0me very
fne-Bed' III a qualities ga reai0rabie terms
Chintz Furn;tures-Laces and Iadel.-Sofzs
Eafy anG Loiiing Chsirs--Hair and Mos Mat
rales az lzes-Chsife Lace. and Worried
An elegant aud new aformeut ui american
PAPER HANGINCS Wlth Borders
large afJrtmeni OF rich Gin Framed
LOCKING CLASSIC Mahogany framed
ditto Mahoga, y framed Drrfi Cafes. the
frames Of American msnufzct ure
1fiLITART GOODS
Hangers--cur and thruit Ssords--gold and
llver Epaulet do ard do Sword Knois--
do and 90 Hai Ta1tls-Siik Sanles--P uIHes
Of different coors-- Bands and IAGes, &c &C.
American patent eight day TINE PIECES
as cheap = a the Manuiadury
hba-On Confgnmen' from he Mauufact-
DRY, hfy boxs. AfC5LD CANDLES of the
following hzes-loug and lhou Fyes- a. q
DO Size, Fcurs Y Eishts-6ve ooIes SOAP
PortiaHs; De- Ia (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14
GEN SMYTHF

Is calling on the people Of the state Of
New York to give him Ett for one
month, towards conquering Canada.
But he reminds them, that after they
join his standard, they must be under
his command.
Gen. SMYTHE, being Inspector Gen.
OF the Z 5. Army, we'll knows the i'm.
Portance Of subordina,ion. He recoI-
lects, that Gen Van Ranselaer's expe-
ditlon failed for want Of detachment,
which he had previously ordered, from
Gen Smythe's Brigade. 1t seems,
that the victory was lost for want of this
corps de reStrUe
We ask why is not Gen. Smythe call
led TO answer to the Government, tor
this disobedience of orders ?--Is it
because he is a Virginian Nv con-
ceive, that The loss Of that day rests IN
the shoulders Of Gen. Smythe and had
he been a northern Officer-we should
say, that (lor aught that yet appears) he
would deserve to be cashiered
WaShingtorian.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14

she has gone,'he knows not whittier. It
would draw out this statement 70 an un.
reasonable length 70 state all the sue
ceeding particulars of this business
Suffice tito say, that himself and his
crew were successively releaseds from
iheir irons, but have been more or less
confined, until told in this city, Charles
ton, ). CT at the Admiralty Court,
that he might 60 about his business.
Here now is his greatest difhculty--he
does not know how 70 go about his
misunderstanding been robbed Of his
vessel-nol permitted even 70 take his
wearing apparel from her--wiIhout her
papers, without money, and without
means, il is very difficult to determine
what course TO pursue.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14
Robert MitchelPs FRnte

A 4 Circuit Court OF Common Pleas. IN m.
trlt Eaitern Circuit, begun aud holden u
Portland, ID i4id county, On the bird rnefasv
Of November, 81. ID 10 2-Oo the Pet;t,o, -
John Mclntoih, Administrator on tbe elare ~
Rober Mitchell, lale of Durham. il ls,d conn.
tyi decelied, inteltate, ihewing thai tbs oood.
and chAttels belonging TO the enAte Of tai5
deceafsd, are nor fuliicient By The ium Of one
hundred and iHty teven dollars and feventv
eish' cents, 20 pay the deb,s due from fa,d
eitate, aud praying that he Court wopld
grant him IIcence 20 fell the whole of he GA
deceAled's Real taate zppraifed 4. thrse bnn.
dred AND thirty az dol ars As by parsiai az
the rehdue thereof would e greafIy ipinr
The COurt order That the Pegifione, 90.
notice 10 AZ concerned by Cauhng an sdver-
tiement 70 be infer Cd 10 one nf lie Po-rlsna
Rews Paper" hree week. fuccsiEvev the "a
Pbuheatio1 70 b. a esll ihtsty dIys before tAe
hfh Iueiday of Ma Oh neat, thar they NAV
have opportunity 10 appear al the Circuit
Court VI Common Pleas theu - bt holden AZ
Portland within aid for The lad counry ~
Cumberland and thew c4ule, If any they have.
why he prayer of iaid psatlon fhou d not be-
grarted
4ffisf, SAM. FIRE EMAN. Chi
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14

Il has been insinuated, that the idle
Persons mentioned BY Gen. Van Rlnse-
lear, were the Fedora part Of the mill
TIA, and that those who crossed, and per-
formed such prodigiss Of valor, were
Democrats. This is not true.
Il is fact that the expedition was
no party business-that both parties pro
mIscuously, volunteered-that the lead.
'Tg Ulcers were Federalists-I hat ma
ny officers and soldiers, of the mill ia,
Who had expressed the strongest desire
oeross, and had even loudly lnsinuated,
that the Comm Anding Gen. was tory
because he had not sooner permitted
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14

Enh9fment Of HthreHtices and Minors.
This most understandable project Of
enticing Minors and Apprentices from
their Parents and Guardians, and which
received the support and votes Of the
Madisonian phalanx in the House of
Representatives Of the u S. has receiv
ed its death pillow in the Senate, only 4
ofthat body to their honour be it recor-
ded, voted in favour Of the proposition.
Ofthese four Joseph Varnum Of this
State was one.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14

them to make the attempt, SHRINK back
az the hour Of triaL-and would not 20 o.
ver-Some indeed who had distinguish
cd themselves, during the campaign, IN
he mar II words, and who had twenty
times taken Canada a. Imagination O.
yer a bottle Of wine,-when the drum
beat 10 arms, were taken violently with
a cholic, and could not cross 1t was
not their fault hey were still valiant
in mind rhe spirit was wiIling-but,
alas ! me .feSh vva8 zUeqk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14
M f 81 M T4sts7
Ofse Dec. 10, IS : (


HE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
70 all concerned, that lhe has been duly
appointed and .aken upon herie.f the trulf Of
AdmIniltrztrix 90 the eltate Of
SIMEON LEFFENwELL,
late of Portland IN the couuy Of Cumberland
Mariner, decesfed, by giving bond q he law
directs fhe therefore requeits an perfon- vi no
are indebted 70 The lad deceafed's eta E, 70
make immediate payment; and thole who
have any demands thereon 20 exhibit the fame
to SUSANNAH SHAW.
Dec. Ie 1879.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14

Robert virgins scalping bill, has
failed upon the final question in the
House OF Representatives. This Hon.
Gentleman seems TO have astrong inch
nation TO establish numbering by law -
And 10 the disgrace Of our country, he
has found ) members OF the House 10
vote for bill, which would be secuted
among TURKS. However, We live in
the age Of philosophy and philanthropy
Wight seems 10 have forgotten, as
the war has been hitherto carried on,
that tie scalpin, trade, IT it had been a.
dopted on both sides, would have been
IosiAg business on Our part. a he
British might have obtained $500
scalps from tic skulls taken al Detroit,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14
Real Efate at Auction.

TO be fold by order of Court, the whole or
70 much of the real elate Of David Barker,
late Of Windham. deceased, as will enable The
iubicriber, administrators on faid ellate, to pay
the juil debts of laid deceafed Said eflzre con.
flt' Of dwelling houle and feveu acres Of land
in faid Windham, aud half of a Pew in rhe
Congregational Meeting Houfe IN tina. place
except the widow. dover The fate will AXE
place on MONDAY the 4th day Of January
next at | ! O'Clock M. on the premiles'
JONATHAN ANDREW.
Windhzm Dec. IA 1919.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14
99ortlano:
MOI day, December IA, 1912.
EUROPEAN NEWS.

Unde- The head Of foreign intelligence in
this DAYS paper, the reader will find impor-
tant information respecting the War in
Russia The prog ess of'his war thus far,
however distressing 70 The friend Of hu
mainly and peace, and destructive to the
sovereignty and indeT Evidence IT nations and
liberties Of mankind, has been such as the
psrtiz rs Of France could wish and IN
less Bonsparie should meet with some un
fnrSeen cheek. his success IN Russia viii go
farther 10 aid his project of universal domin-
ion, than any Of his former conquests.
On the ID h of September lie French
A my entered Moscow, the Ancient Capital
of The Russian Empire, and one Of he larg-
est and mos, wealthy Cities in Europe con.
aimed sboa, 800 900 inhabitants, and is be-
tween and 600 miles ) E from St. Pc
tersburGh, the present capital and residence
Of the Empei or and Couri-PTevIous 20 he
French entering the City, me Russian Ar.
my had retreated, and most Of he inhabl-
tants with their effects, had ltft it-After
the French had possession, the Guy was set
on fire in several places and mos.ly destroy.
ed-Each party accuses The other Of kind.
ling the flames
Notwiths anding the success Ofthe French,
the Emperor of Russia appeared undIsmay
ed and determined TO contend till the last
for the independence his empire, and
oppose with III he means in his power the
modern Caesar
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14
MASONIC NOTICE

THE Feltiv2l Of St John the Evaneeift will
be celehra'ed by AHieHt Z M Loepe on
the evening u Monday, the 18Th December
ourreH', at Temple Hall. An Addref, will Be
delivered by the Rev MARTIN RUTER. The
Brethren 10 Portland and il. vicinity are ref
pectfully invited to a, end with fui,abIc cloth.
ing M MUNROE Sesyeta,y.
Portland Dec. IA n L. 582
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14

A letter from Burlington, dated Nov.
%, 1872, says that "the British had
the Audacitv, few days since, to take
about $50 Of our militia stationed near
the French Mills, who surrendered
like Hull, without firing gun"
Vermont fztzeT,