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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
Neg coed.

IIAs jan received in addition TO her form
i J. er itock, a variety Ct CooDS among
which are
Dmoiies. fancy Muffin, plain book aDd
JSckonet ditto, black CzmbFicks, white ditto,
long Lawn, Furniture CHIMES, black Lu!
lrIng, white ditto purple. la;e, brown aEd
olive ditto-blzck mode-a handiUme abort
ment of RIbbons--br0ad and marrow thread
Laces-cotton ditto-biack Fix ditto-iIlk
Go. d-cotton ditro black lace Arnlet--
white ditto 4 white lace VeIling-ladies
extra long kid GIoves--colur,d ditto-ihoit
ditto; black, white and Gate Tx ditto gen
clemens ditto; marking C4nvais; fewinP fix
llack Cotton nice line Bobbin; black, Gate,
buff, olive, orange aud pearl colored Canton
Grapes; black and white Italian ditto wrot
Cambria Gown Pattens black Gk Handker-
chefs; pink and buff ito; bandauna ditto /;
Milliuet; Palleboard black Elk Hole /;
white ditto; white cotton ditto nate and
black ditto; black and fate worried ditto |;
waddng cotton Umbrella table Mats Dia
pers Fiannels; lnd'A Cottons black Satin |;
white and soIored Szrlnet Tortoife fhell
Combs | cry dino Scifors; Hair Bruihes /;
Carpet ditto Floor ana Hearth ditto, SC.
&c. Feb. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

L. GREELY,
Han fer sOis, at NO }, Losg Wbarf
ico chefs Souchong Tea
20 do Hylon Skin
10 ba e. Cotton--lO,o 900 VT. Coffee
hhds. Ram-2oo quintals Fifth
500 boxes Herring
200 boxes Soap
80 pieces Ruiha Sheeting
soo bols. NETS, Cargo No. |, 2 & 8 Beef
$50 bhls Pork-2Oo hhds Salr
90 boxe, Chocolate
G0RDAGE, &c. 'Jas, 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
Bottle Gr9en PeA6e Cloths.

XyyILLIANf MLELLAN JUN ha, Jun re-
w ce,ved eight pieces bottle greene Pc
HE Cloths aud Fannes, from &c up 70 49,.
per yard-siIo, few pieces Queens Cloths,
Corhcau. olive and other colours a. cbeap.
Cal onf see (or ysEyssfvss FEB.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
SETH CLAxI,

EIAs REMOVED from bis late Rand IN
A. A. Exchange iireet, 10 The Chop diFeclly
oPpoGte, where he has just received an sfvtt-
ment Of 5upsrfne
Anler1can and VET Country Broad
cloths and CdDEmers5,
Sf various colors and prices. Together with
Stocking-ne Black silk Veiting and va
riety OF sanford's ce.ebraee sufpenders--
which he offers for lale on as good Isfms a.
can be had elfewhere.
He continues to execute the
TAILORING BUSINESS
at his new ifaCd in Exchange streer, with neat
NETS and in the moss fafhionable manner.
~ B--TRIMhdINGS Of all kinds as ufuaL
Portland, T0a "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
BRYANT & FREEMAN,

BRYANT & FREEMAN,
LAVE received an additional fupPly OF
: W'ff-Indi Gods q Groceries
Of the hrf quality, and now offer them for
iale az their tore neIt door 10 the Poft Office,
a. cheap as can be purchaled eliewhere.
They have alfo for fale at their fore at
Limerick Corner, general a1orment of
EngliB and Wsf- India Goods,
on the mon reafonable terms
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

INFORMS the public tha, be continues to
carry on tie
Cabinet Mating Bg1nff,
at his ihop, head of Erc5snge street, nearly
oppoG'e MIR Robert Boyat fore where be
ha. conlantly for iae variety Of fUkhI-
7'URE, made Of good materials and in fAitA-
tul AID flfhonabs mzlner, On Iezi0nAole
terms.
W.dNTFD TO PURCHASE,
A quantity If fealonsd Birch JoICE and
BOAkDs--to pay in Furniture or Cath #
offered ICON C5Itey IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
FOR SALE.

FOR sale.
BRYANT e FREEMAN, have for fale,
ID 1000 white oak Shooks and Heading,
100 red oak do. warranted of the
fri quality
Also,
500 thoufand fhipping laying Shingles
100 thoufand laying do
february 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
BILIOUS cordial.

A FEW bottles of Chambsr.ain's Bilious
IA Cordial for fale by JOHN CoE al No
Erchasze-fl free, Portland. Dec % CIV.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
BENJAMIN BUfMAN,
WILLIAM LORD.

LAS jul received and now offers for fale
a. his ltore, head of Green iireet, an ad-
ditionai aGor,men, Of
W,ef-Lrdia Go1l5, GyocerIe5, &c.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Cogniac Brandy Fiibers-Catiup
Holland Gin Guave Gellev
American do Capers-- Olive Oil
Old Jamaica Spirits Preierves
St. Croi1 and Antigua Windfor x bar Soap
Rum N. &. do. Walhhalls-Starch
Madeira, Sherry, LIZ Mould K dipt Candles
bon, Port, gldonia SPermaceti OH
e Malaga WINES Table Salt
Arnileed- Cordials Entry Mats
Cider Vinegar Floor Bruihes
Eiyion, Young Hyfou, Brooms-Sieves
HyfoH Skin, Sou Indigo-Salt Petre
ehong and Bohea Ink Powder
Teas Spice Bitters
Loaf, Lump, India, Powder, Shott and
HAVANA white and Flints
brown, and Welt Log Wood
India Sugars Red Wood
WEIGHS Ne. I and Fuliic-Allun
Chocolate CoPperAs-Sulpher
Chocolate Shells Roll Brimilonc
Rice--Oround do. Cotton and wool
Pepper-Ground do Cards-Flour
Ginger-Pimento Clear Pork--Bacon
Box and calk Raiins Cohee-Moahes
Turkey Figs Id, Sd, Tod and god
Caraway Seed Nails
Canary do-Nutmegs Bees Wax
Cloves-Cinnamon Bakery Tailow
Citrou-Cafha Cotton and Cotton
EnglIih Mulfard Yarn-Rock Salt
Cayenne-Ost Meal Glais-RotteD Stone
Pearl Barry oSter-S,oDe Jugs
Currants Tumhlers-Cbesie
Jordan Almonds Indian and Rye Meal
Ground Nuts t5s. Ge.
The above Goods are of the fri quality
and will be fold on Reasonable terms.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
MaH 81 Tibbets,
CroWell Hatch.

7 NFORMES bis fIiends and the public, that
he has removsa from his late Rand ia Ex
chaoge itreeS, and taken the ihop Ia ey oecs
pied by MIR. Jofeph Mansfield, nearly oppo
li,e the Portland Bank-wheTe he continue
o execute the
Tailorins Bgfnsf,
with fidelity and ddpa;eh. oll4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

Matchmaking and yJezVsIry.
~EHE iubfrribers inform their friends aud
II the public that they have formed con.
nection in buGnefs under the firm Of
WHEATON g. DOUGLAS.
They have taken the Chop next above the
GAZETTE-OFrIcr, in Erfbsrgs fret, No 10,
heretofore improved by Godfrey Wheston)
where they intend carrying on the bufneis Of
Matchmaking q Working 1elveiry,
in the noit modern fyle-They manufacture
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals; Ear
Knobs. Drops, &c. sc, Re, all kinds of pre-
cious Zones repair broken Ear Rings, Watch
CHAINS, &c.--in fine, every thing in the line
of their bu6nefs will be executed neatly, with
defpatch, and on reaionahle terms. Come
and fee.
THEY HAZE FOR SAFE,
All ahortment of
Sheffield, Plated e Britannia Ware:
fuch as Tea Pots, Sugar Difhes, Cream Pots.
Candleliicks, Tea Caddies, &c. SC. An ele-
gaat ahortment of Portable Razors, Delk
Knives, Tortoife fhsll Combs, Spar Candle
fiicks, Ss.--together with q general afort.
ment of
WA7CH-FURNITURE,
and few warranted WATCHES,
81 II cIole application to their profef-
ionai bu6neis for upwards of ten years, with
eminent workmen, and an acquaintance with
the principal men of their prot,iiion in the
United States, are sught in their favor, w. *
D fatter ,hemfelves that they ihall merit and
receive public patronage.
GODFREY WHEATON,
JOHN w. DOUGLAS.
Portland, TSa. Is, 1872 GN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
Improved Riffs.


John II. HALL,
WILL bcl,n 20 fesl his Improved Rifies IN
~ March n-rr. Thofe who with 10 pur-
shafe Ray make application 10 him u North
Yam uih, Or H'aiass HoI al PoTtlzad-.s.-
tiers BY mail poa P4id w.ll be assea4sd TO
TseBs,y 50
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
CROCKERT WARE,
Jult received aud for fale by
Daniel |. Odel & Co.

OdHIII As OANA U W.
A few we'll aforted crates, for cath or fhort
4 \ approved csedit-Alfo. Tea fets Liver
pool and China Ware.
February 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
z. GREELY,

1T No ], Long Wharf,
LAS for fsle, SO bolts Rufia Duck; SO
pieces Ravens Duck; 80 pieces Ruiha
Shee,ing 20 hhds. 5 tierces, 10 bbls excel
lent retailing MoIsfes hLds. w. l. Rum
8 tons old Sable Iron FEB 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
TO LEI,

TO LEI,
nNE half Of convenient two Aory DBELL-
- ING HousE, 6tuated in Fyss.Frrt--Apply
to JOHN LEAVITT.
february 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
A. CASH.

& ND a generous price given for JUNE
a BOTTLES, by
D. & N. DAM.
Feb, u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
For SALE.

FOR S1fLE,
The two-ltory Houfe next above the Brick
Houie, bottom of Federal-iireet, accom-
modated with faitabIe Our Houles, sc. to.
gether with the land on which it is ltusted.
Ais--A lot of Land containing ten acres,
fituaed in Broad Cove, on Mooie Hand, with
TWO Dwelling Houies, F,ih Fakes tJ'e. there
on--very excellent fand for carrying on the
Fiih and Platter buiinefs PART Of iaid LOT
is under good improvement and the remain
der well wooded with MAILS f,,ars, Ee very
handy TO the hore.
dbs--A Store Gtuated on Jeremiah Bur-
giu's Wharf in Eaftpost moa convenient
iisnd tor bu6neis in tie place. The whole or
part OF laid properly viii be fold on : long
credit FIR good endoried noies, 90 terms
highly advantageous to the puEchaisr --For
particulars apply to
lheophilus Slower.
Porslaal, NOv IS NfJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
II BOAT.

TAKEN up sdrift between Portland neck
= and Houie Ihaad, a BOAT about fourteen
feet long The ownsr may have the fame by
proving properly and payiaE charges. AP-
plyto DANIEL MOUNIFO2r.
Portland FsL. 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
Wanfed 10 Hire,

A PIANA FORTE, for the u(e Of yoang
a Lady in town--of which good care Will
be taken. Enquire of The Primer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

To The Honorable The 1ul9ices # tie
Cont of Cgmnl9a Peas How b.kir
at Portland, qvfbiz and far The csiz-
ty Cumberland, on the third Tue5aay
Of NeU eighteen bunared AID e,eUeq,
THE petition of Stephen Bartlett, Of Pors-
land IN iaid county of Cumberland, Ia.
bourer, and Mary his wife humbiy flews--
That they are ieized ard poiltfIed II right cf
the iaid Mary Of ieveath part Gf tie iciiov-
ing deicrbed real eiiale, hiuated ard Re ~ i'm
Portiand aforeisid, viz.--Beg ming &c Z sake
az lie corner Of Mr. Lewis Stetlcn aud Oh
Fore itreet; th=nce running north thirty Dnen
degiees wei o. laid Fore ftreet, thir v three
feet to fake AZ the corner of nrs. Id nldaics
and thence north eat BY eai On Mrs DirF-
aaee and 70 the Tea high water mark
thence by the fhure at high water mark twen-
y eight fesi aud TEN inches, IN RICH; angular
line with The tai mentioned couTle 90 Mr..
Lewis Steione land thence On fad stetfOn's
land TO he fri mentioned bound On Fore
Greet, including Alp of Land from laid Pore
itreet 10 the Tea at high water mark of the
equal width Of twenty eight feet and ten
inches being par. OF the fea eliare whereof
Samuel Hodgkins, late of fsid Portland. yeo-
man, died feized. executive Of the WIDOWS
dower.-And your pc itioners further fhevs
that the remaining EI paris are owned bT
Betty Marion, Henry Hodgkins and Jcfeph
Hods kline nsuor, Thomas RuInsss, "a righr
Of Joielh Berry and Thankful his~iiei John
Haley, aud Sarah his wife, and Ftenry and
Harriet Eodgkins, minors and heirs - law Cf
Nathaniel Hodgkins, deceaied-Ibe f4d Ertly
Ma non, Thankful Berry, Sarah Haley, Hen
~ Hodgkir IoiePh Hodgkins and Nathaniel
tIodgkins beng the children Of The t2id Sam
ue liodgkins, dsceaied w therefore, the fad
Stephen scd Mary pray Ihas parIition Of th~
afore delcribed premnes miy be made e1eecr'
ing "Trip Of land OF four fact IA wiilh adj
Joining 20 Mrs D.nfdales land the whcie
length of fad Iot from laid Fore itrsgt TO aha
Yea az high water mark, which they pray MAJ
be re erved as a common way aud reniass
undiy.ded--to the end that Petitioners ny
hald the re6dre Of their fhsres IN ievera,fy
sgreezbiy to law.
Attea JosEPB c BorD. Cara
CUMBERLAND So
1T a CcHrt ef Common Piear, 6egAs
and b5la.a at Portland, fsr and 4gifb-
IN tbe c5l1lty If Cumberland afcr5fai1s
on tie third 1uJstay IF Aovem5s1s
#. ID. 1911
ON lie foregoing petition the Court order
,bat The petitioners no fly all perions concern
"a by pubiilhing an stieaed copy Of 'h's Fs''-
,on and lie order therson three weeks ih--
sihvsly 10 the Portland Gazette. he issi ps7
uea,ion 10 be thirty days previous 0 ihe fi'inS
f ,he Circuit Court Of Common Peas
JOSEPH e. BOYD. Ca
Auea, Ie,Era c. BOfD. c-~s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

NOTICE j. hereby given thar q further
: y time of tx weeks from January z2, sl7,
IL allowed to the Creditors 10 the Eilats Of
JOHN MORSE,
late Of Portland, Cordwaiuer, detc.fed, 70
bring 70 and prove their claims and that The
Commiihoners wIiimsei Ar the coualing room
OF Dau'ei Tucker, on Wednesday the ! 9th in
nan', sad on "wednesday the 4th of Marcel.
next, a'd attend to the bu6aef,, from two to
tx O'Clock P NJ on each day.
DANIEL TUCKER, . csmzf.
STEPHEN WAITE, : fy.os.
February z, 1879.
N. b Daniel Tucker. Ia, been appointed
IN tie room Of Eneoh Uley dcceafea
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

Sa'mon md Sewing Irvine
ND cod ana oihsr lines Of al deicrip
a Ties MANUFACTURED a. he lhor,ell no :
fice-scd ksr' eoneansy Tor is'e a. no. .,
Cengal Row, ~
lhom1s Chadwick & Co.
FSs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

FOR fate by the fubfcriber, a, hi. lore in
- Fo,s,R,esf, ns4Tly oppohte the head of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

LAS jul received and now offers for fale
a a. his ltore, head of Green Rreet, an ad-
ditionai aGortmen; Of
W'ef-hldia Go1dt, Grocerie5, &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

Matchmaking and JJe4OsJry.
'EHE fubfcribers inform their friends aud
y the public that they have formed 4 con.
nection in buGnels under the firm Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-13
DOMESTIC.

TIE late american .drmy oEfhe n: WeSf.
The New Hampshire Patriot of Tuesday
last says, Is we tins day publish the official
statement of Col. CAss, and that of Gen.
HULL. Col. Cass is a gentleman of I'm
doubted integrity and talents, native of
this State, and son of Major CAss,a com
panion In our revolution with the brave
STARK. After reading his statement, back
ed by the authority of three other Colonels
no man can longer suspend his opinion res
pecting this graceful transaction We are
assured that the opinion of the officers and
soldiers universally, except only three indi
viduals, comedies with the statement of
Col CAss." "a, - q.
The above paper further says" We
have the pleasure to announce the arrival in
town OF Lit. EASTMAN, Adjutant of the 4th
Regiment, for whom fears had been enter
tanned that he was murdered subsequent to
the capitulation of Detroit. He left Detroit
the 11th inst at which time only one com
pany of British troops remained there--th e
arms and munitions Of war having been re-
moved to Fort Malden.-He confirms the
account OF Col. CAss; joins with his bro
Their officers & soldiers i'll their denunciation
OF the conduct Of Hnll, as well hrevious as
at tie lime o/the surrender I: says the tenn
porary absence from the fort of Coils M.
Arthur. and Cass, and the indisposition of
Col. Miller, alone prevented the command
being taken from him, and an eifectual re-
sistance being made to the red and zDAife
forces OF Brock. He states further that OH
the American troops marching out Of the
fort, so Superior acre thar Numbers that
the British officer, apprehensive of a 1rutfnv
that would be destructive to him, hurried
them on board the vessels in the river pre-
pared for, their reception without making.
OF attending to the necessary arrangements,
usual on such oc Cat ioBs."
One pretcnce iov surrenderine assigned
by Gen. HUH, was that sforce was s7iuH-
er than that of the enemy. III addition to
the other evidence against this assertion,
we ind the following in the Cenfifel of YES
day, taken from Halifa.. paper, received
by the late arrival from that port
Capt. Cocre, aid de-camp. of Gen. Pre-
vost, has arrived here from Quebec, with
dispatches announcing the capture of the
American army under Gen, Hull, of $500
men, by roo British and 400 Indians. He
also bears the coiors of the 9TH u. 6 regt.
which surrendered TO Gen. Brock He has
since sailed for England in the (squctte.
~ The above" Capt. Coore," is the
same person who was some time since in
Boston, DISGUISED as private citzen.-
The British official dispatches, 1t will be
seen, state that Gen. Hull surrendered his
force of $500 men, to 100 British and 400
Indians Not half the force, even in mum
bers !--Capt. Coorc, i; seems, is to be sent ia
England with the coiprs of the 9TH. kegt as a
trophy ofthis signal British victory "A vic.
tory gained without bloodshed OH their part,
and in which the American army was not
allowed even to defend itself Had HAIR
IRIsoN, or boYD commanded that post, it is
not probable single Britoh or British ally
@cdla h&9e effected az escape.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-13
VALUABLE LANDS ron sALE-ln pur.u.


ance OF a Decd oil Trust executed by William
Akers to the Subscriber for tine purpose of securing
the pay ment cf certsn sums OK Money therein mem
toned, due from said Akers to Thomas Ewing and
James Brown, will be sold on Monday the 18th De-
tober next, to tie highest bidder for ready money
the following Thirteen Tracts OF Land, living i'm
Franklin county, To w.t-One Tract Containing 900
Acres more or less, being moiety Ola Tract, for
which patent issued the 10th February 1884, to ia
cob Winner, lying in ErankliH county on the head
OF Back run, North Branch Of DlacGwater River
which sand moiety was conveyed by said WINNER
to said Akers. One other Tract containing $50 A
ores, more or less, on Branch Of Backwater, and
WAS conveyed by George Ferguson in the year 1905
to said Akers. One other Tract containing los A.
cres, more or less, on the north eide OF Black
was conveyed to said Akers by Thomas .fhomp-
SON In 1905 One other Tact containing ONE ban
dred acres, more less, head waters IF Nicboiss's
Creek adjoining Samuel Harrison - nd and which
was conveyed to said Akers by Henry Reed One
other Tract containing l22 Acre, more less,
the waters of Blackwater River, adjoining Samuel
tienderson's Land, and was conveyed by Thomas
Miller to said Akers. One other Tract containing
700 Acres, on the waters of Little Greek, adjoining
Harkrider and Peter Kingray and was convey ed to-
| said Akers by Conrod Harkriter. One other Tract
containing 600 Acres, less, OH the saters OF
P,g Riyer, adjoining Thomas Miller and Charles
Minn'cks Land, and was conveyed to said Akers by
Robert Harvey. One other Tract containing 200 A.
ores, more or less. Bash run, a Branch OF Black
water and was purchared Of Joshua Rentfro. One
other Tract containing 970 Acres, more or less on
the waters OF Biackwater River, adjoining tle Land
OF the widow Kagur and Others and being the rIac
Wherein John Smith formerly lived. One other
Tract, containing % Acres, more or less on Black
water River, being the same whereon the Elk Forge
and other Improvements stand. Ore other Tract
containing $50 Acres, more or less on Bush rpn a
Branch OF Blackwater River, adjoining the Lands OF
theodore Wehb and was conveyed to said Akers
by Jacob Kinsey. One other Tract, containing fOs
Acres, more or less on Branch of Blackwater Riv-
err, adjoining the Lands of Henderson and Ferguson
and was conveyed to said Akers by John Johnston
And one other Tract containing 500 Acres, more or
less on both sides of Blackwater River adjoining the
lands OF Iheodoric Webb, and being the where
the said Akers now lives, or as many esad Tracts
OF Land may be sufficient satisfy the Deed of
trust and the charges attending the execution of the
same.
The sale will take place at the said Akers' Dwell.
ling on the last mentioned Tract of Land and such
title made to the purchaser purchasers is vested
in me.
ANDw. HAMILTON, Trustee
cac.Ia Gar,tD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-13

n OltCE--BooSs Tor receiving further subscrip-
~ tons to the Loan OF eleven millions Of dol
lars for the use OF the United States authorised by
the act OF Congress Of March ii, 1919, will be omen.
cd on theIteenth day of the present month of july
at the Bank of Virginia, for sum not exceel M
one fHndreG thousand GoharS, which books will
continue open for receiving subscriptions during the
ordinary hours of transactins business at the said
Bank, until the said sum Of one hundred thousand
dollars shall haze been subscribed, public notice
shall be given ofthe subscription being closed.
/ ~ Terms Of the L3da.-.' q
l.. the Whole amount subscribed cha!l be paid at
the time OF subscribing-and for such amount the
Cashier OF the said Bank shGll give q Certificate,
which, upon being surrendered at the Loan off &c of
the State OF Virginia, shall entitlc the subscriber to
receive from the Commissioner of Loans, a certi-
cate ofceriicates OF capital funded stock bearing
interest from tie following dates respectively that
is 40 say .s az. -
From Che. fyse dag Of .8tqus. nex.. on all sub.
scrrpiions made from the 18Th day OF July to the
18th day OF August incusvely. ,,..
From the fret day If Se6te,,sbey next. ON al
subscriptions made from the 10th day OF August "a
the 18th day of September inclusiyely.
From the tJSt day If October next, on all sub.
serptions made from the 16ti, day Of September 70
the 18th day of Octoberincusvely
Which certificates of funded capital stock shall be
'ssneG IN sums OF one hundred, four hundred. one
Thousand, -four thousand or ten thousand dollars
ut the option OF the prOprietor and shall be trans
terrable by the creditors or their aitoruies duly
constituted, at the treasury and Loan Offices res
pecuVely, IN the same manner rs the present fun.
ded debt of the United States and in pursuance ol
!'e rules which have been or which may be estab
hshed relative 70 the tranier of The said debt.
q After the last day of December in the wear one
ttousand eight hundred and twenty four & after
sona1le notice to the creditors, which shall be riyet
by an advertisement in some public newspaper prin
ted at the seat Of the government of the r. States
'1s sa'u capital stock shall be redecmsble at III,
pleasure Of the UUitcd STAGES, by the reimburse
nent OF the whole sum which rsay, Mt that time
stand credited to any proprietor, ON the looks OF
tie Treasury or Of The Loan OfFiees respectivey
ALBERT GAfGATIN,
-. Seeretayy ofthe TreGsafy.
treasury department, July q. tf5Oct.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-13
October 9.

nESERTED-from Camp, near the City of
ny Washington, on the ST. Sept .4ndre1o Chill
dsrs, soldier belonging to Capt III. Branch's COM
pany OF infantry-Sad Chill lers born in Henri
co County, Va. SO years old, feet 6 and quarter
inches high, fair complexion, light eyes, dark hair,
by profession Cooper.
And on the following day, from the same place
and company, Joshua Buyns, 10 years old, feet
s i-2 inches high, light complexion, light eyes and
mar, by profession Waggoner-said Burns was
born in Faiquier cosnty, Va.
whoever will deliver said deserters at this post,
or conhne them in any jail, or deliver them to any
officer OF the U. States Army, shall have reward
OF Twenty Dollars, Ten Dollars for either of
them, with Reasonable charges.
NJ NJ F.aYJNE, 1st Lit. 20th Infantry
Richmond
October Q. 49, 1t