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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-07

The honorable Felix Grundy concludes a
very silly address to his constituents, announc-
ing the declaration of war, with the blasphem-
ing application of the following passage of
scripture:
And now it may be said in the language Of
old " Cursed be ne, that doth the work of the
Lord decei,fully, and cursed be he, that sUsh-
hoLdeth his S7vord from blood.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10
FOREIGN.
CONDENSED ARTICLES.

CONDENSED ARTICLES
The king of Denmark has prohibited French pri-
yateers from bringing their prizes into his ports A
French priyateer, which attempted to bring in an
American, her prize, was fired upon by a fort in
Jutland.
Jerome Bonaparte has Issued decree, declaring
all Westphaiians, who carry against him, trail
tors. In this description are included those in the
service OF foreign power, although naturalsed who
do not quit it, and enter into the service of West
Phaia, upon .hostities commencing between her s.
the power they serve.
Letters from the French coast state, that the
Emperor Alexander has submitted TO most of the
demands made by Bonaparte and that among
other degrading conditions imposed upon him, he
has consented to admit French custom house officers
IN his principal ports in the Baltic. To ntmidate
the RUSSIAN government into compliance with
these demands, q threat was held cut of an INN edi-
ate attack IN the North with powerful army, be
commanded by Bonaplrte in person. 1t was also
fntmated that a numerous corps would be sent from
tie IIyi1an provinces to assist the TURKS.
BenIalnn Walsh, member of the British Par
hameut, convicted of felony, has been hardened bv
thc prince regent.
Private accounts from various parts of the north
OF Europe, concar in stating, that Gen. Oudinot is
az the head of powerful army the frontiers OF
Poland, which is almost constantly receiynr, vein.
torcemcnts ; and that, when the whole shall have
assembled, !soaaparte viii himself join and take the
command of it.
l. Letters from Gibraltar state, that the British shin
OF var CoBqueror, OF "a guns had been hce,lrned
be towcd out OF that perous situation until 10 Of hei
men we're killed, and proportonate number woun
ded.
The loss of England by sl,ipwreck in men and
vessels, within the last three months, exceeds fLe
aggregate loss sustained by her navy in all the bat
tcsiousIt and victories won, within the asst TWEEN
~ years.
The French have only one ship of the Inc read,
Tor sea IN the harbour OF Brest-and this solitar,
vessel svigaDtly watched by the Tonnant, sir Geo
Gore
Ii appears from account laid before the House
of Commons that the total quantity of corn, mea
and -four, OF all sorts, imported into G. Britain ,lu
ring the IL years from 1899 to 1910, both inclusive
vas IL, 004,03i qrs.
lCapt. Arthur Bait Bingham, Who cornmant. The
Little Belt at the time Of her engagement witli the
American frigate President, has been promoted tc
tho rank OF post captain.
The British military force, at the commencement
o the present year, amounted to zoe, 1903 men OF
whom l43,O6o were at home, and 155,OiO in for.
eig service.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10
FRoM LONDON pApEns.

Icb. e.-Cauhc in another American scbooner
hound from Gloucester, IN America 10 Bordeaux.
with hsh she was detained by the Belle Poule ~
snd Dryad, sc.
.Feb. g.-Ahother American schooner, with fish
foT Bor'ieauX, has been Detained and sent ia by the
Suryeiante frigate. a third American bril-, has nj
been detained by the Unicorn il ballast from 81
Antonio to MarbIchead
FEB. i0.--1his day the Favorie, IS guns, from
erIse, sent ia an American schooner loaded with So
~, silks e soehnesl, called the two Brothery from
Fillmore.
Feb. i1.-Camein an American ship from st. Ma
Toes, from New York, with brandy, wine and silks
= good cargo, detained b, the Fayouite Of ~ guns
FEB ia rrTed to day, large American ship
seseined by the Hcrmcs, gone up Catwatcr.
Feb i9y--rhe SotIa, 49,. has detained aud sent IN
AZ american hip, The Patty, from Marblchead ror
Bordeaux, With hsl and cotton, detained for breach
.. lE0ekalc.
- z3--ca9c in jist nov, ~ OILY to Gays rre.n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10
STILL. LATER.

Late last night, the swift sailing ship Lady
Madison, arrived in the unprecedented
passage Of IS days from Liverpool in bal
last, to J. Barkcr.--Wc have London
papers down ~ the 18th OF LAST
MONTH, and Liverpool to the 18Th. In
haste, we make q few summary Extracts.
he London papers arc full Of contrddicto-
ry srcculAtioEs about the ms and outs.
Several British ships of war had sailed IN
March for the blockade OF several French
ports.
1t is said the two last set Of Dispatches
forwarded by MIR. Russell to Joel Barlow,
by Cartcls to Morlaix, have been inte :
copied, and this gentleman has, we he
It'c. determined &c Sc "a 10 Ju!t,,eT &C y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10


nc hill introduces an uasnit,,blc relation of
oembers 81 TIC Judiciary Department, to n
Hscre tiehaiy authority Of the Executive De-
partment.
JAMES MADISON
AN ACT
i'roOiG;ng for TIC tr.at Of causes headin.-
5 M fhe rosie cHVe district courts o/'tke u.
o,affs a. case OF the obSc-re or disu6iifv
ot thc Judges thereof
oct enacted. That whenever satisfacto
ry evidence sllaH DC shown to the President
OF tic United states, thac from the necessa-
ny absence OF disability II tho Judges of Ell
ther III the district Courts of the United
states the decisions of the suits or causes
Penuihy therein Wilde unreasonably DELAYED.
ne Is hereby autho. ised to require the ms
tee OF the supreme Court allotted to that
circuit IN which such district court ought by
law to be holden, to hear and determine ali
such causes; and il is hereby declared to
be the duty of said Justice, during the con-
tinuance OF such absence or disability To
hoid the said district Court at such time Sc
pace, at which the same is by law directed
10 DC holden. and determine all suits or caus-
cs pending therein, and to do and perform
all such actsrelating to the said court which
are oy law required of the district Judge
iDropiGeG, That the said Justice shall he an
thorised to adjourn the said court to suc,.
time as he shall think it expedient: and he.
shall also have authority to hold spcciaI
terms OF the said district court for the trial
OF such causes as may arise, during his ex-
ercise OF the duties required by this act.
whenever i'll his opinion the same shall be
necessary. And the President of the u.
States is hereby authorised to determine
when such absence OF disability shall cease
to exist.
=. II. CLAY.
Sneaker Of the House Of Rehrrsrntati,,r,.
WIN. II. CRAWFORD.
President ofMe Senate hro tenn.
On molten of Mr.. Gold, the message was
ordered to be printed and on melton Of Mr..
Stanford, Ii was ordered that tomorrow he.
assigned for the Reconsideration of the
SAID biil, IN the mode prescribed by the
constitution.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10
French Official Account ofthe
SURRENDER OF VALENCIA.

Retort Of Count Sachet TO- the Prince
.reutchatei g Hegram. -
HEAD QUARTERS, VALENCIA, Jan. -.
" Dioi,seignenr.--I beg Your serene high
ness to announce to his Majesty the E,npe-
ror. that his orders have been executed !;
Valencia has submitted to his arms.
20 The rapid movements of the 29th of
the fortified lines The pursuit of the troops
which escaped from Valencia to San Philip
pee, deprived Blake of all hope of succor !;
the investment was finished with perscve-
rance, and with the greatest valor repulsed
three sOrties.
The holiness of the engineers, who in the
nights of the 1st and ID If January, opened
trenches within from 70 to 80 toises of the
enemy's works, and who in four days and
four nights carried their mines within so
toises of the fosse ;the surprising efforts of
the artillery who erected batteries at 60 tot
scs, and which they succeeded in armng
notwithstanding the rains and dreadful
roads; the constancy of the infantry in shar-
ing in all these labors, caused the abandon
ment OF the enemy's lines, defended by so
pieces of cannon.
"These lines are 5000 toiscs in extent
Valencia, expended 10 100000 of reals and
employed some thousands Of men for two
years IN erecting them.
Vii luc Otn L COmWenCCQ the DOmDar0-
ment and on the 9th offered n equalization /;
which refused, redoubed our fire, and in
three days and three nights, 2,7OO bombs
were thrown into the city, causing cxp!osi-
ons and several vast fires of the artillery,
oy praise worthy emulation succeeded in
erecting two batteries, armed with ten %
Founders each ready to make a breach in
the interior defence. The engineers, with
their usual activity, had effected lodge
ment in the last houses of the suburbs, and
placed mines under two of the principal
gates Of the town when General Blake,
fearing the terrible and near approach of
an assault. accepted the following capitula-
ton, which places in the power of the en-
pcror the city of Valencia, 374 pieces of ar
tillcry, 10000 lbs. of powder, 100000 of
cartridges, 1871 prisoners of the line, &C
cording to the accompanying statement, de-
livered by the general in chief of the Span
ish staff, and 1850 sick in the hospitals of
Valencia and Valdigna; 1900 cavalry and
artillery horses, 81 stands of colours, 800
officers, % generals and brigadiers, among
whom are Zayas and Lardizabel, comman-
ding eXpeditionary divisions Miranda, Mar
co, del Ponte, commander of the Nalencian
army; Sea, commandment of the cavalry;
the Marquis of Rocca, &c. four lieut.. ge-
nerals, six field marshals, and great num-
Der OF colonels; the gneral in chief O'Dcn-
mel, and capt. general Blake"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10

New York for BORDEAUX, a beautiful America brig
called Don Rodrique, Capt ellis, with n valu.Lis
cargo OF colonial produce; detsned by the Belle
Pouic. SO, Dryad SO, Achates 2s, X Lyon is.
CowEs, Feb. 1S-Sailei, the U. States shi, Hor-
net, Captain Lawrence, with messenger & dispat
ches for Cherbourg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10
NEw-YoKK, April 4.
VERY LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

..
ISyetve days latest. by the fast sailing
ship Protection, capt. Bearns, the Editors
OF the New-York Gazette have received
Belfast papers to the 9th, containing
London dates to the 5th of March. These
papers contain important intelligence, as
will appear by the subsequent extracts.
BELFAST, March 9.
A very important debate the Orders
in Council, took place in the House of COM
mons on Tuesday last. We regret to find,
that Mr.. Brougham's motion for select
committee to take the subject into consider
ton, was lost by a majority of 70.
LONDON, March 5.
Letters and newspapers from Paris to
the first inst. have arrived. The principal
journals are barren of all intelligence res
pecting the Peninsula, and they seem eau
tlously to avoid any statements respecting
the north of Europe. Private letters howe
yer, say that Marshal Berthier has already
set off from Paris to take the command, adj
interim, of the army on the Polish frontiers
BY extracts from the Paris papers, it APP
pears, the Russian and Turkish armies still
keep the field.
Mr.. Henry Wellesley, his Majesty's
Ambassador at Cadiz, and Mr.. Adair, his
Majesty's late Minister at Constantinople,
and formerly at Vienna, are we under
oldhd, " DC WITH OfOcr OF the
Bath, in consideration of their diplomatic
services on their respective missions. This
mark of the Sovereign's favor is we are as
sured TO be conferred in consequence of a
special recommendation made by the Mar
quis Wellesley to the Prince Regent, prior
TO the noble Marquis's resignation of the
Seals ofthe Foreign Department. 1t is now
admitted that the Earl of Mora has deini-
lively refused the Order of the Garter, pro-
icrfcd particularly to him by the Prince Re-
gent, as special mark of his high person.
al favor and consideration.
March 8.
dLlnistcrial ugementa.-Though no
further progress in the ministerial arrange
mea,.s has been officially announced, it is un-
derstood that the new changes and appoint
ments will in lew days be declared. Lord
Sdmouth. it is still reported, will come IN
to the administration, and some of his polt-
cal friends are to have seats in the cabinet.
lbe office spoken of for his Lordship is that
OF President of the Council, which he held
under Lord Grenvillc's administration.
L he Speaker is mentioned as likely to be
raised to the ?eeragc, and in that event, Mr.
Brag5e Bathurst, it is said, will be his sue
cessor Melville is named as the successor
OF Mr.. forkc at the Admiralty Board and
the Earl of Buckinghamshi to succeed
his Lordsr.p at the Board of Countrol-
Mr.. Vanstittart and Mr.. II. Addington, it is
stated arc also to have official appointments.
Whether Mr.. Ryder will retire, as was re-
ported some time bac6, is matter Of un
certainty.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10

crhlhonrs, succeeded in defeating then,.-I
sl., loss .. Sac Breach in killed, wounded
< prissreri, is SAID T.: have been ccoe men.
!. dlil'ein,Me,sls hg she Sfanisi Reyeneu.
Lord Wellington has been complin,ehtcti
Sish the tiSle of Duke OF Ciud:.d Rodrigo,
Gna the rank Ola Grandec OF Spain Of III,
!TSt order.
General G.,llaSlc.os has been appointed
commander IN chief over ali the Spanish
tosces.in Audalusia.
Count Fernando Nnrc9 is appointed mi
nis'er5to the Cours o. ST. James, in place
"f the l}hl>e del ia!.n;at,o. now at the head
vi the Regency.
BALTIMORE, April 6.
WAX BETWEEN RUSSIA * FRANCE.
by the ship Adriana, AArahams, 81 tis. f..
Gottenburs, we learn that tic northern pow
ers were all preparing for hot summer.
4 ne French Emperor was at Mayence and
his manifesto momently expected to appear
against Russia. The Sound and Belt. this
Spring and Summer, will prove impossible
without Convoy. The French Privateery
are numerous, and captured all property. no
matter from whence or where bound the
D"hes NOT ii'uch Deter. G. IL. B.
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CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.
WednesdpU. Nm,

~, 80 VeuHeSday, HhrW /, 1872
Inc bill from the House /" for the admiss;.
ON OF the state OF Louisiana into the Union. 8,
TO extend the laws of the United States to
the said state" with an amendment exclud-
Ing every thing relating to the extension of
the imits OF the new state with view it is
Understood OF making separate act there
ot) was read a third time and passcd
The bill to enlarge the limits of louisiana
fasabove suSgested,) was read a third tire
ana ordered to be engrossed for third read
'ng.-Ayes 21-Noes 8.
,,.. Thursday, .aItrH ..
MIR. BRADLEY, from the committee to
whom 1t had been referred reported the
Dill from the House " to authorize detach-
ment from the militia Of the United States >,
with amendments.
After the consideration of confidential
BUSINESS the House adjourned at o'clock,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10
o u. CLAY,
Sneaker Of the House Of Rehrrsrnfat;,,r,
WIN h CRNVrFORn
SECRET, JOURNAL.
JAMES MADISON
AN ACT

SECRET JOURNAL.
VI the Senate and House of Representative
90 jar as me injunction Of secrecy has been
removed from their PROCEEDINGS tkat
IS, in relation to the EMBARGO La4y.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10

NEw-YoRK, April 3. =
Yesterday (April y William Sampson, ESQ wa
admitted in the Circuit Court of the United States
<present Justice Livingston) to the rights of Cti
zeashp and the degree OF Counsel of that Court
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10

Eighteen &c Fresh Causes ofUaY.
On an examination of Loyd's Lists, we find that
IN the short space Of one month, from tn 2lst OF
January to the 2lst OF February nclusive the Bril-
fish cruisers had captured and into England un-
der the Orders in Council, eighteen american yes
Bali. .dmer
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10

Translated for the Norfolk Herald,
From f'afierS received by The 8hih .4ugus-
tns, CAPT. Barry, in SO days from Lis
bon.
CADIz, January 81.
Three Spanish vessels OF war have arriv-
cd at this port frsm America with money
TOR Government.
CoRUNEA, Feb. IL.
The French have totally evacuated the
province Of Asturias, leaving behind them
all their plumber, and an immense number
of slain.
LISBON, Feb. %.
authentic. a soldier who had deserted
from gen. Baliasteros army, informed the
French that he was rctrcating when the
French commander Immediately ordered a
detachment of four Companies to observe
his motions. Ballasteros being informed of
this, surrounded them in the night and
made prisoner Of the whole of them. Short
ly after, between Ubrique & Villamartin,
Gen. Ballasteros, fell in with and attacked
a French corps consisting of $500 men, and
after az obstinate action which lastcl s,v-I
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-12-07
FcH and Wmter Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN,

Eset0rgs fret Pe'tIaHS
HAS ufi received an afor mem of GOODS
iutatle for The preien' aud approaching
feafon, eonflhng of iuperhue and low priced
Broadc obs al colors duo Kerieymeres ;
ditto Queen and PeIie Cob white red
yellow 2 cen ard black FlanneIs and Baizes
! bae Bombszeits and Wilbores, Tia colors
ladie, ilA,e aud black worried Hofe, lone very
fine Mems whle black and mixed duto (;
large COTTON fhawis; elegant 'mira.ion ditto (;
plain and figured Munins fall descriptions,
Czmbric, erirh ShirriGg CoIersln dhto
lone very iout; black Luarings green do
for Umbrellas plaid aud plain florence and
India dItto . large al men of Ribbsnds;
Irdia Cottous d,to Check, Factory eng
hams Check. Shestings aud ShIrung'; ditto
Yarns; Canton Grape black ! aIan dito;
k Shawls back Company and Bandanna
lsudker chief---which tOge her with his for
mer iiock comprils almoh every article uluaiy
euquired for If O9 9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-12-07
Bras Kstle5, GLgG So.
NrHf MlAH OR AM,
NO. 2 Tn COMB Row MIDDLE STREET

NO. Tn COMB Row MIDDLE STREET
iAa jnA teouved and Gle. fOr iaie gen
era af1r msni Of
II. 1 GOODS md OR CERT S,
,m1lg WHICH are the 70 owing chefs and
.oIs, OF Teas Of ~. error qua ty-baes Of
Coz on "a ine.-Brandy-H Giu-Gordia's
Of va-i u. kind,-Raili-s-Cu rents-->Pi
Gee - andles-Bulhe B oom -SEerm oil
-iwee, Ou-Tvbecc D Cgar,-M u0in--Ia
BE SaIt--&c fJf an shorment ct knives
and 70 kt- deieI dc--taHe and ca Spoons
U, fee Mills Below candle lt-ck h'es
- er Knives Cutces-Needles-l mn.es
- a Irons-frylng Pans-i'ew Paos-rad
locks Chef n nges-Shoe Knves-~t h1rs
- T int Yea Potts Locking atle -
Sieve, IT by and 8 ny 0 Window q ai'-
Bras KetIles Ufat Gze.- Shov-Ir and long,
lion shovel afIor,ed Gz Of Engilh Bake
Ketfes- Tea Kettles, &c
Portland, Nov. E6, 1912. (m)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-12-07
PATENT PORTABLE BOILER.

He fubicriheF having purchaied lie potent
right to make aud vend he pATENT
PoRrABLE BOILER" inven ed by thomas
Woo40n, jl4. Of hmherR n II for heaIng
wa'er for waihipg snd boiling Of Ciothes, now
eff : it 10 The inhabitants of this town III
tho ufF IS th.. machine thsre IS favIng OF
three !, urths OF he tue and much of he abor
necefA y be uled 10 he common method #
DO ing clothes ia bfals kettles 1hofe who
are Getrou III fecurug hem are reit ect i y
invi ed to call a he iuDtcrber lho3 OPP fife
Dea beok's, Fo II eet
JOSEPH NOBLE
n B-The con Of he Boiler IS proportion
ate % il. hz5 a,d Is a50u he fame as that Of
Brat Ke,tie, Of he lame dimeuhons.
Nsvsn6e, 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-12-07
Houjcs and LJnd jim Bef1H.

HoHjes and Lind in BeT4H.
TIFF uhscriber offe.s for tale two Dwell
ing Houies two "a ies Ugh we, f uated
or traders-ore Of hem having conven ent
Store IN the under pa of t. Fl ua.sc near
he uppe tol Bridge - Be fat tMe 10
e her with about IS acre, Of very vtuahle
lad. eH ending nearly half mile ny the ri
yer o. fad Land IS one If The helt Land
ngs for ihippng n he towu, and ha- Re hell
ronvenence. for "a ding Lumbe- be6ies a
commod,ous wharf near one IF be H"u e =
The whole or any par Of lald prope'fy may
De had on liberal erms by applying to
Befs9 Nov % - EPH r NYRS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-12-07
Extract OF Qaercitron,
OR ESSENCE OF

THE QuercilrOn Ye icw OAK Bark has
long cen known anG highly APP owe, Of
IN tu ope he lett gu I.y genera com
mani IN marAe5, about three pounl tie lug
p CIV 81 he p epa All u now otferet to he
mcrIcan !ur &c contains the fence of he
Bark in a We Goa enled laie; ore pound #
EItIa act II Us a. much CO ouIng mat er as
'weUty y unIs If the pu've lieI Bark "A
lamp OF this Ext act his been (ent % Eng
Land, AID bee p ouou ced acequa e iu z
G after careful eIpe men 10 6 equal % the
quantity OF Bsrk from when va. procur
20 CONTAINING al he virtue of We Baik ID a
bout one twentieth part Of its bu k Il like
ne loilehes The advantage of beng ready
.eepa Cd for he Dye,s ule wr.h u. he
eac rs Keeping or b, thug neeeiIary IL the
Common mode TO iepara the Urgent from
he hgneOus particles of the Bark The NOR
d4ns for RATING or letrirg tire co ours may be
the lame uied with the u verified Bark max
ID cue allowance for the condemned ita,e IN
winch The EItrad Is prefented 70 the hands d
the arilt
TIE al 0s extraG7 ray Be cBfsizet IL Larps D,
mail gsa- utter 6y oSPhfafin f. WEBER T.
MktkILL r. HAM or 20 ROYAL CRAFT
No = stare lreet, B9Gsz
Oh rs VO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-12-07
timothy Bottom,

D EePECTFULLY rrf ms his friend. and
he publ thar he has removed his ota
iug from The place where ne formeiy keep.
hat wei Known aud comm "diuu Stable
iely occupied by Tba@a5 Stmaatoa, IN Fee
reef where he requelis hrs friends and for er
laomers, a. we as gentleman travellers TO
y anurirg hem hat every exerron wi'hin
be com af Of his abilities ihal be exercised
give them fari,fsct,on.
L B reurn. h, mott sincere hanks for
an favors and .cliclt. continuance
Portland. Nov @ sig
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-12-07
- INC ~ and FnoLIc.

An English unofficial 9 count Of he e.
gsgement between tie " asp and Froh
received a Haliisz, from Be'mud stat
hat The action lasted As minu IS, GurIi
which he latter had DO ~ her mast>
bowspril shot avay-her 1st leul.and p
CT killed he comm nder and % ll,t
wounded and Sky fee other crew XIII 4
Il wounded 7 j. stated that IA. F+oi.
was acqu-inled with the American "
and IN consequ nee RnprepGrrd Jor Gc''0'
Tn loop Jane Robinfon, arrived
at Bottom on the 2Sth ult. after having
been taken by the British privateer
Liverpool Packet every man except
Capt Z taken our and prize mas
ter and 3 msn put on b ard, and
apt r himself alone recovering
bis vefsel from the captors in mott
brave manner, the prizemaller avlng
prevlouly been knocked overheard
md drowned by the boom accidental
ly itriking him.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-12-07
NOTICE..

NOJ IL =.
\1otic is hereby gwen thz the fubfcriter
ha. been duly aPpoin ed ADM iltrator of
the elia,e Of
JOHN RAYMOND,
AYE ofI.if6orn IN he Z un'y of Lincoln Ira
der, decsafed not admin Tered by Ann Ray
mond ,are of (aid Lf5on. deceaied Fxecutrix
Of the al will anc teitament If fad deCeaied /;
a = la, taken upon himte ;ha ruiz by CIV
ing bonds a he la~ directs. and al P-rfons
aving demands upon the eitate of he laid
Joha Raymond az rcqu red o exhibit he
fame; and al peiO indebted to The laid
ellaie are Gated l3ou 70 make payment 10
AB BEL B1YNTON admiuilir4.0r.
Bath, Ia sep, 81