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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY,

THE MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY,
IN WHICH ARE
TWO PRIZES OF FIFTY THOUSAND
I'd '-' DOLLARS,
VIII commence drawing on the 11th of June next,
when the first drawn ticket will enttle the holder
to FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The subscribers have for sale number of the
TICKETS, which they offer at present at the orr.
ginai price OF TIE DOLLARS; the opportunity thus
presented OF purchasing chance for fortune at the
Losvest rate should be negleced-as the price OF
Tickets will certainly be raised ON the Cd Monday OF
next month Applications from distant places by let
ter: post paid. st ineiosng the Gosh viii he
attended to by either of the subscribers at their
Lottery Offices in Baltimore.
KEARNY WHARTON,
PHILIP III. NICKLIN,
- J. 1. COHEN, Jan'r.
baltimore, March 81. 2awtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17
April 10.

HNiE subscriber intending to close his preeent bu-
d sincss this SPRING Offers for sale his entire stock
OF Goods either at Wholesale or retail, for cost and
sharges, until Tuesday the 28th inst, when all goods
remaining hand that time, will be positively sold
at auction, without reserve, under the direction Of
Messieurs Moncure, Robinson Peasants
J. Is. SEIXAS.
April 10. t2sA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17

'HN most liberal price will be given for first
u rate Golding-7a dark black or cream celoured
horse viii be preferred Enquire at this Office
April TO- Ar
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17

VIE SUBSCRiBEi', having formed a Conncc-
u ton in the CITY of Richmond now offers to the
Public, his services IN House Painting, Glazing, Pa
per and Bell Hanging, hopes by strc, attention ~
perfect knowledge oft above branches to merit
Share of public patronage. Orders left at Thomas
g. Popc's shall be strictly attended to.
GEORGE WELLS &Co.
Ms.sht ~ a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17
ysyEN DOLLARS RrWARr

VgWN DOLLARS REWARD.---Runawayf from
n The sutscribeJo on the eth Dec last, dark nuatto
Woman named PATTY ,about 81 years Of age. She
formerly belonged to Mr.. Southas estate Of Charles
City-tience to MIR. VIM. X. Cogin, Of the said
County, who at present owns her child and from him
was sold 10 MIR. William Fuchcr--who sold her 10
Mcssrs Fitzwlysonn & Potter, Of This city, ad after
a short time WAS re-soid again To the said Mr. Wm.
Fulcher, from whom purchased her in Oct last
She had on when she went away blue cloth habit &
a blue Handkerchief, with viIite spots that She
wore round her head. She is abogt FIVE feet Q or 3
inches high, mild spoken, rather Slender made
Whoever will deliver her to me, shall receive the a.
h1ye reward Or five dollars to her in any Jail
thstl may get her again.
FEM MIN WOLFE
Richmond, Feb. H. 2aWtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17
(BY AUTHORITY OF TIE STATE OF
MARlLAND.)

$4,000 tickets at Ten Dollars each SssO,Ooo
= CASH PRIZES
D. Subject to a deduction of fifteen per cent
=, -. Stationary Prizes as follow:
First drawn ticket entitled to $4,000
The next 1000 do. Is
do Ticket after the 60OO blanks $4,000
First drawn ticket ON the 18th aud until the 25th
sk ns e ss to sSsh ssssp'ns Tickets
HE sad ten prizes to consist of the numbers from
to 1000 inclusive, each hundred Of the said 1000 to
be one prize, the first drawn hundred lowest mum
Der tor the 25th day, and regularly ascending to
First drawn ticket on the ssth $1,000
TO- Seth to 41st 500
Do 41st to 5oth inclusive 1000
Do. 5sth day $4,000
The prise books TO consist of .Nss. 1 1000.
The object contemplated to he accomplished by
the above scheme, is eminentiy entitled to the favor
and patronage of the citizens of Baltimore. The es.
have beneficial influence on the general Iterary
character OF our cisy-on it perhaps may be hereaf
ter engrafted the other Colleges and thus an uniyer-
sty be constituted. go
1t will promote spirit of investigation in the ia
Guilty, will induce young of talents to establish
themselves in our city, and thereby permanently Sc
cure to this community the best aid that can be af
forded by the medical profession. It may also be
proper to remark, that if this school should prosper
asi anticipated, it will cause large sums to be expend
ed annually in this city, which would otherwise be
disbursed in other places
We presume that those gentlemen who are anxi-
GUS Tor tho enhancement of the interests of Ralt-
more, will give their support on the above cons-
deratons.
10 thos" who are inclined to profit themselves at
the same time that they encourage us-we conf
IDENTIFY say that scheme of lottery so splendid or
promising as the above, has been offered in this
country.
- The commissioners having already contracted
Tor the sale OF sufficient number of Tickets to au
that the time necessary for making preparations viii
admit, VS.
GIVE NOTICE,
That the drawing of the Medical College Lottery
will commence on the 11th day of June next
IiCkEIS may be had by application to the Ma
-. -h.4N.4CERS
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-12-18
NINETEENTH BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.

Moscow, Sept. Is.
After the battle of the Moskwa theFrench
army pursued the enemy upon Moscow, by
three routes, Majaisk, S~uenigorod, and
Ralouga.
The King of Naples was on the 9th at
koubinskoe, the Viceroy at Rouza, and
Prince Poniatowaki at Feminskoe. The
headquarters were on the 18th transferred
from Mojaisk to peselina on the 18th they
were at the castle OF Berwaka on the ltth.
at midday, we entered Moscow. The enemy
had raised on the Sparrow Mountain, two
wersts from the city, some redoubts, which
he abandoned. ;
The city of Moscow is as large as Paris
it is an extremely rich city, full of palaces
of all the mobiles of the Empire. The Rus
sian Governor, Rostapchin, Wished 10 ruin
this fine city, when he saw it abandoned by
the Russian army. He had armed 5000
malefactors whom he had taken from the
dungeons he also summoned together
5000 satellites, and distributed arms among
them from the arsenal.
Our advanced guard, arrived in the CEN
ire of the city, was received by a fire of
musquetry, which issued from the Kremlin.
The King of Naples ordered a battery of a
few pieces of cannon to be opened, dis
persed this rabble, and took possession of
the Kremlin. We have found in the arse
nal $4,000 new muskets, and 100 pieces OF
cannon, OF their carriages. The most
complete anarchy reigned in the city /;
some drunken madmen ran through its
different quarters, and every where set fire
TO them.
The Governor Rostapchin had caused
all the merchants and shopkeepers to be
carried off, through whose fundamentally
order might have been re established
More than 400 French and Germans were
arrested by his orders in fine, he had ia
ken the precaution of carrying off the fire
men with the fire engines, so that the most
complete anarchy had desolated this great
and fine city, and the flames are devouring
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-12-18
Soreisu 8ews
BosToN, Dec i

BoSToN, Dec. d
Latest from Engdnd.-Lsst evening
arrived the ship Powhatan, Hertick. ~
days from Liverpool. BY this arrival we
were favored with London papers to the
2ist of October, and Liverpool 60 the
Gath.
Letters of marque and replissls have
been issued against America by the BFi.
tish Government.
Conveys were about TO sail from Eng.
land for Newfoundland and the West
Indies.
The Official account Of the surrender
ofCeneral Hulls army had heen publish .
ed-together with Hull's and Cass's
s. ~spaper philippines, &c.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-12-18
TWENTY-FIRST BULLETIN OF
THE GRAND ARMY.
Mos cow, Sept. 20.

NhosSoN, pcpI. ~.
"Three hundred ~incendiaries have been
arrested and shot-they were provided with
fuses, six inches long, which they had be-
tween two pieces of wood-they also had
squibs, which they threw upon the roofs of
the houses. The wretch Rostopchin, had
these prepared on the pretence that he
wished to send a balloon, full of combusti-
BILE matter, amidst the French army. He
has got together the spuibs and other mate
terials necessary for the execution of his
project.
The fires subsidized on the 10th and Goth
three quarters of the city are burned /;
among other places, that beautiful one OF
Catharine-which has been newly furnis-
ed not above a quarter Of the houses re-
main.
While Rostopchin was taking away
Ike fire engines OF the city, he left behind
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-12-18
FROM THE BOSTON cENr1NEL. DEC. 9.

FhUM THE bUsTUN OLNIINEL, DEC. ..
We have complete files of London papers
to the ED October. They furnish very
momentous tidings; B~onaparte, as was an
ticipated, had entered Moscow, but as was
not expected, that proud city, with its nu-
merous palaces, churches, &c. has been
destroyed by fire! At the last date the
French continued in or near Moscow; and
the Russian columns were forming round it
The Russian army appeared undismayed
and the Emperor Alexander continued true
to himself and his country's cause.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-12-18

/ The American colours taken At Fort
Detroit have been hung up in Whitehall
Chapel, near the French eagles add stan.
dards.
Gel. Darrock is appointed a Brigadser
General to serve in Canada.
Capt. Dscres' ccount OF the loss of the
Gurriere is published in the London pa
pers. He says nothing of defective
mssts /; and compliments Captain Hull
for his treatment TO officers and seamen.
The Argo, 40, is ordered TO Jamaica ;
the Atalanta is to return to Halifax.
An expedition against the coast OF
France was preparing in England.
Three frigates were ready for sea at
Bordeaux at the last dates.
The British trade is represented as
much embarrassed.
LONDON, Oct. II.
Dispatches from Lord Wellington are
dated Oct. s.. BY the explosion Of two
mines a breach had been made in the walls
of the castle of Burgos, so that the Bri.
fish established themselves within the
exterior walls. The British and Portu.
guese loss in storming the breaches aliu.
ded to, was only 1 or 200 men killed and
wounded.
Marmont has returned TO France. He
assured his army that numerous rein
forcements were on their march to Join it.
Soult, Suchet and Joseph Bonaparse
have united at Truxilla. The Spanish
Gen. Ballesteros had entered Grenada.
Nina had defeated $500 French, 1000
killed, wounded and made prisoners
The British General Hill was marching
to Madrid.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. II.
Another French bulletin is said to have
arrived 10 London-contents not interest
ing. Bonaparte being still at Moscow,
e~ndeavoriug to render The ruins comiorta.
BILE as winter quarters. The Russian
account is given of the progress Of the
French TO that city. The Russians cal.
culate on a plan of warfare during the
winter, which will impede the French
supplies, reduce their nu mbers, and ex.
haust their strength.
PANS, Oct. IL.
Accounts from the Emperor at Mos.
COW are to the 25th ult. For the previ-
Gus S days nothing material is mentioned.
The Russians set fire to their capital be.
fore they deserted it.
A nephew of the Baron de Baetusil,
one of the Ministers of Louis XVI, OBJ
tanned a livelihood at Hamburger, a few
months ago, by sweeping the streets.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-15
a A CHILD !!!

aged years near Hanover, vas covered
with 5oi!s and ulcers, leverzl az whic1 Lac
eat down 20 the ribs, attended with itchiuEi.
ournings &c. the parents alter having .ila
mott things without effect wac prevailed un s1
Try
q DR. ReJlS5 Botanical Dr93f (
when to the aaonifhment of .he pa-eut. .ne
child was cured BY taking 8 bottles An Ola
Gentleman aged 5 was Az yea- an cited with
violent humor attended Il ru meutiug
itching, burnings &c IN ose IF bis egg had
tired every thing had applied for medical al
vice was rehgned AZ pan " ef after taxing
bottles was cured . ycu1g Lady had
violent ium0r in her he-l sud face attended
with mon vioIentitchipgs &C cured by
taking bottles .--Thele drop. ere radical
cure 'or slt v5sum, igf9Gi rerat-a avy, cup
fsrI Pn3Al f.e o,s Ley5 aai eyes, oses,iIaI tg.7ts
lTVbea zs,s-ty = f.ilsi a7l Az n71atfte5 ft5s
5lo54 az j-.asJ ..e lte 5jE 5Frng ai z-t47s7aE
Ply, may ts g5gsa " sliL,ea zgit5 Se-Js1 (1ysy.
Pfice dollar t1 %f FIR Dr Re.aa 30
tancai Drops Hsa. 4.r genuine aAlei ngHai
" W. 7. CONWAY" No Green Greet, E1.ioEs
and retai'ed by iPe-ia' appointment by
Stephen Patten, Bookseller,
E..b1r5s meet, P9ytz4rd,
Babfou WifcaTe;; Cooda.e HaIIowe!l Ellis,
Auguaa, ". Sewall Pof ofi-c New Brunf-
wick Todd, 5ao0 Tappal, pOi .smOuth
Thomas * Whipple, NeWburyp1rt; LII whip
pie, Culhiug and Appleton Salem CiealOn,
New Bedford and NOT Drugeas AHA Book
leiiers Of reGpectabiHty throughout lie TT. "
4v5e,e nay 5s bid IN. Relics AraNaf fa1aLe pill.
FOR OBJ uctlons &c and which s-- equally
d ia
zu5s7 b,epa1at At which ,me they mutt rot ba
taken ~ Hlrfst5 Celebrated Pulls, a certain
lafe and expedition, cure for all Rages Of the
veneriaI difeale, full directions and descriptions
Of symptoms 70 taat perl0ns Of either leI may
cure themlsves wi'h !ecrecy accompany each
box; II AIKEN within Hours are a certain
prevent alive. Price I dollar. 81 III ~
" DR. Huner's Pills aaHs ave gsapias Saiss5 5igH-
~ wv II Conway" ~ pa,H.ILIr B1a56
C5szs cal L'7sii Bl7-tizg ~ Clan B..AsI. Price
! dollar which needs but trial to prove its
fu9crority to mot other competitions Bet
Tsb Rlfcr.r, beautiher which removes al lpots
nalns Jgc and rslt0rss the Top IL lis original
colour without injury 10 tile leather, Price 30
cents.
RP C0nWay'5 Lemm9n Cyrus 7
One Bot.e wiz make o. Z Cations If l en-
onade o. Punch equal IN flavor 20 tEe huec
Lemon. w,l keep w VT climates Far any
Ieug. h of ,ime-,hoie who Va uC health ",
uog ie without "A during he Ham 7re1t5ey as
ID no. only III crates Vie spirits, bus A. tie
fame ;ime ooai- he fvGem s1d a,la}s th.rg
thl-ehy preventing Fsgsr FL. Dy TeJ5s esl.
sb-afst L,raEert for kheumatiim, iPTsins. brui-
les rumbneis, ii.Itneis .ne jo'nts. Sc The
relief j. imu4ed.ate a MI. legueul.Y lu 24
houss ~ Ne y r. 46vs az gsz-i-s E-ie5s
f.at4" y 4 Conway e p4rti-uty "a
Hter1l allowance " thole VINO Furcl4!e to lcIl
= gain
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-15

An aged lady Of Bolton was 10 years aft G
ted with an althma, attended with violent
cough. difficulty of breathing, could NOT lay
down IN her bed for years, was induced 70
take
o. DR.. RcItE5 Afbmatic Pills !
when % her mo2 agreeable u-Prile and j3y
On taking the FRI box the whole Of The fymn.
tom vARiihed, her Aaep was refored, AMI on
hlithng the fecond her health was De. fecty
eitabliihed. A young lady of Bottom was 3
years att cted with violent cough, pain in her
hde difficulty Of brea hing, fpitung u blood,
and every tymptom of Coniump'iou and was
cured by aking two boxes * The above
was conlldered pan relief Thsfe pill give
infant cafe in alt eok45, eo1gbI altman df.aity f
beatbiEg, fgbf1en II iLs sbsF co4Jn1btign aat4rJ5,
TrBseSngf, To. Resent coias Iye yss4sveI ia frzU
boVr5 Ibs qgsi VviE fai = relief equally agreeable,
eVsH Vgbea ne l4zg5 gf:eeI- Ole 6gx continuing
2 pills frequently effect cure Price dol
lar. ~ III FIR Dr.. Relies Aahma,ic Pills"
none are genuine EAis5J GgEe5 W. IT. Conway" 81
particular! Prepared and fold wholerae BY
The 5e!s P,epfie!5r w. Conway, No s, Greca
I Street, Bolton, and retail by ar. Stephen Pat
ten, Bookseller, Exchange hreet Portland, Bah
ioEl Wlcaiet COO1aie. Ha3Eel Ellis,
Augulia; Sewall, POA Office New Brun.wick ;
Todd, Saco; 1'aFPau, Portlnouth; ] homas &
1 WMPpe, NewLuryport LulhiEg x Apple
ton, II WhPple Salem GIealon New Bed
ford and mott drugilts and booksellers of ref
portability throughout the u 5. where may
be had A.bIoa Corn Piaifey This platter never
caues The eail pain although il didOves and
draw. The corn out by tile root, tut gives I'LL
~ a. = = -
Teofb die fiM Thefe pills give infant
eaie ID that molt painful ma aoy the .ooth ache,
without The leaf Jury 20 the tooth wAichfn
TO often The cafe with many remedies. Dr.
Rs'efI dyerq1ti- fszaals Pills, for obl.ructions &c
and which are equally conducive 10 the health
"a married adies an.s5 zrbeA pregnant, At which
time they mEu Hot be taken--3 years expet-
ience IN America, together with 50 years ex-
perlence ia England have fam. e1 tnetr *
cellence
- CoHzglyf Lshi9A Syub.
OLe borile of tais c.cglut cJmpoluJu viii
make 3Jr gallon, "a Le.a made ia, IN a.
vOr 10 the hueA LtmJns--rt not uu.y auays
thirh prevents fever, hlt COILS the tyHen aud
rh,'e52.es The ip.rits-no llniiy ought 10 be
wI.huuiH
6eaHfy ana LItg1HCl E.
Can never " combined wIthoa- white eeth.
and Aored gums, both If winch may Je Oh
tanned by the uie Of chs " B'ny6 ArfIettis Den
njrLs." which not only renee. back TEE n
Elbus but rshores the original efIl B. Z. cen ~
the gum. az s5e iamellmg Il imparts 20 me
breath fBf sa9F eeisa-bis srrrs;ze55. T. IA ~
" Briuih AntIiePt Denufflce," nae are gel.-
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- "A liberal allow aaCe 10 lLUIe who lur-
chaie 10 lell again
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-15
D4ncinq Academy.


+ z, SCHAFFER' respectfully inform, he
Ladies and Gentlemen Of Portland and
its vicinity, that he intends opening a School.
for the purpole Of inlruGtng Matters ard
Miles in he polite accomplishment Of Dan
cling IN all il. variety, viz. the mOG faihona
bic EngIifh and French CotilIions and Contra
Dances, Minuers, Alamand5, BaIletts, Garland
and Fancy Dances, Ge,
School 10 be held a. Union Han, Free Street,
every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon,
from half pait o'clock to z % commence
on Wednesday next, June '7th-for further
particulars peale to apply 10 F. C 8 at col. J.
Burnhams where satisfactory recommends.
tons eau be given
N B. Parents and Guardians who vii IA
vor him with he tuition Of their chridren
may rely that no pains will be pared in bring
ing ,hem forward in ali the polite and NOR /
accomplishments Of Dancing
e. Ladies and Gentlemen who with 10 lake
private InRruGtions in Dancing, or practice
the moi fafhiOnable CotIlion, and Contra
Dances, Pleale to apply as aforementioned, as
lie will be happy 70 va I on them at ;heir
houles, or at the academy at any hour that
may belt lut their convenience
~ ANY Academy or 1ardilg School that
with for an inRructor, will cafe apply as a y
aforementioned Jane IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-15
CORTLAND,
Monday, June Is, 1912.

III
...... :
Our accounts r.om Washington represent
Congress ,a have been legislat'ng with olo-
seld,, from the ii 10 the Oh inst. (our
Ia,c,. da.e)-Th;s has given rise from day
u IN, tl .lh,usanl rumours aFd sHmises
calculated 20 alarm and sgitate the public
mind. On THE am /. was said The Houfc
of Representatives h,d passed a law which
authorized The issuing IF Lshers ri Ma'qae
aui Reb-.sa, ayai.sf England On The 5,h,
il was thought % have lie -n sent 70 the Sen
ate and rejected hy majority Of 2 votes.
But On the h, il is SAID the vote Of the
Senate was misrrprrsented-fha instead Of
= rejection Of the law, it was only motion
to refer ii 10 committee M sesen, with
instructions 10 report on the 8 hive give
. summary Of thee re5srs and leave our
readers 10 make their own comments, for
Lhe present
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-15

would not fuch character make q
ftory to fuit the palate Of any one fol
10000 Dollars
How much fecret fervice money
was fquandered on the lbari9lS Count
De Crillon, has not yet been dilcov-
cred.
The facts, that Henry was trai-
tor. and old Craig fool-,hat the
Britilh miniGry are corrupt are
certainly worth knowing--but the
mof inellimable fact Of all is, that no
federaiiits was 70 re found, no, not
one, who was not jim and iHeoryup-
tible.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-15

Dixville Road Lottery,
rs now drawing, and TIE following rich
L Prizes are in the wheels, VIZ.
] Of % 10000 az 200
8 Of 1000 65 Of 100
of 500 so {. so, G's.
Undrawh Tickets al dolls Quarters Sc
for fale al s Patterns Lottery Office and
Book fore where may be iteR in Of the
Blanks and Prizes ID fbI and the New York
Lottery Prize Tickets will be received il
payment for undIawn Tickets The follow
ing numbers have drawn prizes Of p z, and
were told Al the above Office. VIZ 1896. s59t
1897 nm. IIi72, nl78. Ilt9s, I2Sog.
! 28 8, 1857, 1857, 1892, 1875, 1870,
] 2796 7sas Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-15

ice President.

By the last Chronicle, it seems, the
Massachusetts, Democrats have nomin-
atsd the late Gov Gerry ~ a Candidate
1or Vice President. On their part it is
probably intended as a reward for his
unreseryld sacrifice Of conscience and
integrity to The demon Of party. We
are glad 70 near he has any reward in
prospect to console him FOR The loss OF
the confidence Of honest men. The
Southern democrats lave made It a rule
ever Since Burr'5 election, tn exclude
from tie Vice Presidency every man
whose ambition might prompt him to
aspire TO the Presidency. In con(ormi-
y q this plan ley have been careful 70
select some candidate, who IS either too
oil, ur TOO weak fur any thing else than
harmless tool Al the same time il
will serve to lcG!e their northern friends
TO select for The second officer in the
Government man without power to do
hurt or good. Whether Gov. Gerry or
any other ninCumpoop, be chosen can
b. q lutte consequence TO the People of
Massachusetts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-15
MUSIC.
A CONCERT

a NlDLF ~ It
WILL be given at U.joz Hal, ia Portland
on Thurlday the Eighteenth day of
this month, by the BRIGADE BAND. with The
ailiaance Of lome Gentlemen Amateurs, for
the benefit and improvement of NluGc MIR
r. 4. Toa ~ g:a, Of BsFoa has kindly under
taken 10 lead the O,eb5Gye and will De form a
variety Of Pieces with the 1Za,fsr Of laid Band
during the courGe Of The Evening
. ~ The Performance will commence at
half Palt O'Clock Precilely
Tickets may be had at the feveral Book
Stores ia to~n--at Lhe HaIl-Ihe Argus Of
fice-Gazette Ohiee-Cdl. Burnhams Tavern.
and at Mr. Beemaus Inn
Prize IF Tietet5, 50 centf. June ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-15
@a5atte 2bip j2fDs
PORT or PORTLHND-l8l2

June 9-Arrived sloop Eunice. Hill, Fl ON
BAngor-lI, sally, K lie, from Ktnuebeck,
Tor Bos'on-l2, brig Vaienies, Lane, fom
Newy 2 K, for Ba'h-ship Huntres, Ronson,
from 81. Marys, fir Wiscasset. % DAYS -
Lgf h9e, ship Florida. Sub5s. Sai!eI N
COMPANY with ship Atline Or Ferdinand, un
der S,aui,h ! lour,, conveyed out by i
British brig. Four American Gun Boa 5
attempted TO stop hcr, but we're proven. ed
BY the British brig, which conveyed her
The ship was cleared f5r Charleston, SCI
hnt sier she was ciesr, stored fur tn
sou'hward. She ol5o sailed IA CO. with
snip Congress, Patterson, for Portsmouth,
" )-shiP Ascar, Lambatd, for Boston.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-15
WILLIAM " WAN,
No 8, UAiss Rszg, Ni4ile

No 8, Uaiea Rszg, A1i4Ae f,set,
-As FOR SALE
bet Havana Sugar in boxes
Hylon and Sourhong TsasaOf a hyperion
quality,
Good retailing Tobacco,
w Rum by hid.
Philadelphia Gin,
Pepper and Pimento BY bag 70 re.
ALtO-a FINAL additional lfcck Of Tzdis G9s4r
all which will he fold at reduced prices
Portland, Jas< IS.