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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
TO THE rUBTn

WHEREAS certain malicious perfons,
- bankruptsin properly and reputation,
have reported that fold watch 70 George
Anderfon, of Windham, for The fun of levsn
dollars and fifty Gems, and took note for
iaid Watch for the fame FUN and then alter
ed faid note 70 as 10 make II purport 70 have
been given for feventeen dollars and liftv
cents. hereby declare faid report 70 &c an
infamous iaiiehood the mere rart ans rafcaI.
lty OF certain, rum drinking and fame delroy-
ing men, who, ID fome part Of the United
States, would, under iimiiar circumstances.
have received, an adrnonticn under The horTe-
whip--and who here, from the regular and
fober habits of the country, can alIo. 4 The VIC
tim of their 1ander, no COMPILATION, bur 10
prafe him as much as they have cenfured
him, which would he darnminp his good
character forever. CALEB HODSDON.
Windham. I'd January, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

- AA'f1"As"Ss "NftNtAf n Is 4 o
Mr. Macon presented snndry resolu-
Tons of the legislature Of N Carolina,
approving OF the conduct ofthr gener-
al government. Ordered TO lie on tile
table.
MIR. Mitchell offered resolution for
tbe reliet of Creditors, under the nation.
al bankrupt law.-Relerred 10 com
miltee.
At i2 O'Clock Mr.. Smile moved to
adjourn, in order to pay their respects
10 the President, as usual on New
Years's day. The ayes and noes we're
taken on this motion, and it was lost,
ayes SO, noes SO.
The house resumed the unfinished
business OF yesterday, (bilI for raising
$4,000 men This bill, with numer-
Gus amendments, yesterday passed
through the committee of the whole.
Alter considerable uninteresting debate
on the amendments, they were all or
dered to printed.
And then the house adjourned,
Quarter past o'clock)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

was an army we'll equipped, and would
r rht-would take Canada Immediately
IT aulho,ized-Yon'il set no men, no
YOU wont by this bill, only officers !.
How vast with the Oxford army !.
They recruited months and only
got men The strength of the COM
try is TO the norlhward and eastward
I'VE shall find some ofthe house, !
have'em some OMEN in my eye Hook
ing at the fsderalistsl but don't want
10 call names, wno will vote for lhis
bill, but when it comes TO the question
Of peace or war they'll BIT Oft; they
only want 10 give us rope TO get our
selves into diIhculty-lf empowered
Mr.. Widgery said he could raise a
company in New-EnglanG himself,
luge enough 10 take Canada, and Con-
gress need not trouble their heads no
more aDoat it--hut it never would be
taken by sica bill as that before tie
c0mmutce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
Myre Of The Indian BotfLe.

Col Boyd has addressed a letter to the
Secretary, the object of which is to correct
some erroneous statements which have ap.
peared in some ofthe papers respecting tile
engagement. The following IS an extrac,
from the letter.
However unexpected may have
been the attack at the particular mo-
ment when it took place, the regular
troops formed without the slightest
conlusion, with as much promp,ness
and order, as on dress parade. For
nearly month previous they had never
lain themselves down in their tents,
bat with their Cartridge boxes on, and
blyoneis fixed, and their muskets load
ed In their arms, nor wasthere, through
the ranks solitary instance Of derel!c-
ton OF duty Witnessed, and it is impos.
si.,lc for us 20 imagine wneace slN ang
the conception, that dismay and con-
tusion' for a moment prevailed. We
sssert /; wasnH with Us, and the coal
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

There viii he no bounds to lie boas,;rgs a
bout " whiting Jenny high sense Of ia
tional honor. his courage dis. lay, 4 ia nc
message, and congress too viii be \ cardi
date for IT'S share Of popular applause. Bless
me, what pressing forward there will be
by the Canadian knights TO receive th, il
due and respective quantities ofcredit. Cnl
Little, though in every sense Of tie wore
HHte by name and kitfle BY nature, beng The
first TO move an encrease Of the regulars
Will ont top all the heroes IN tins entertain
ing groupe, so excelientb fitted to the pen
Gil Of a Hogarth -Baitinaore Fed Rep
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

AT the annual meeting Of the S;ockhol
ders Of the Maine Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Company, in this town. 9Th inst. Mat
thew Cobb. Esq. Capt. Asa Clap, Capt.
A thur M'Lelian, Hugh M'Lellan, Esq.
Woodbury. Storer. Esq Capt David Smith,,
Mr.. Robert Boyd, Mr.. Jacob Noyes, and
Capt. Robert IsIey, were chosen Directors
for the ensuing year, who have made choice
Of Woodbury. Siorer, Esq. for their Presi
dent, AMI Elisha Morse, Secretary.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

hereby given, that by lase Law of this
Commonwealth, effabIiflinE Cog,f Of Ter.
ions IN the feveral Counties. a Term Of this
Court will be holden at Yarn, within ana
for the County Of LiatOi1, on the third Mon
day q January current-wherefore all per-
ions having buhnefs pending at this Court
Will take notice and govern themfeIves accor-
dIngly. WneoDst Jan. IS 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
Harcard College Lottery.

Prizes drawn over S 10 since those pub
Iished in the Gazette 23d ult.
OF 8 1000-No. 40l4.
OF 8 50o--Nos. 1929, 1928, 1919.
OF 100 tickets, Nos. 1869, 1898.
OF 80 dftto.--i71l5
OF 100 dolls. Nos 759, 5472, 82l7, 29f5,
1929, l4452, 1876, lG046, I2544, 32l5,
1854, l6O40, 2U299.
Of so dolls 1905, $40, $3.50, 1867,
$50, 1913. 1924, 1869, $500, $40, 14l7,
1928, 34S5. 1873. 1885, 1885, 5223.
OF 60 dolls Nos. 67ai. 1868. 1906
7O52, 90l6. 1921, 1851, 1910. 1861,
1855, 1864, 1890, 25l5, 1918, l715,
SO35. 1882. 1929, 2077l, 8 20942, 1852,
f9849, 7465, 242l, 4582, 1864
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
Thursday, January 9, 1912.

Thursday, January 9, 1912.
The army bill was then taken up,
and discussed, and several amendments
offered, which were nega.iyed the
committee rose, and the bill was order.
ed to be engrossed for a third reading,
tomorrow. Adjourned.
The Senate were yesterday engaged
on executive business with closed doors
The President sent them list of
applicants for offices in the army.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
@ REMOVAL.
DEARBON & WHARF,

DEARBON & WHARF,
ESPECTFULI,Y inform their friends
IN and the public, that they have removed
from their former ftan1 in Middle Rreet. TO
the fhoP lately occupied by Mr. Sclomon
Boyce, nearly oppcfte the ZrSfaa CLi;f, Ex-
change ftreet, where they carry o. the
I ldIl5ring Bufne5,
IN all ns branches, and hope by ftria atfen-
ton to hnfinefs, 10 Tnerir fllafe of the PUBIC
patronage.
N. They return thanks to their former
cuitomtrs for pan fayors, and folicit contin-
uance. January Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
P0etr4 zvithout Eicao,l !!

To all those, and only those whom
1t may concern, we would recommend
the perusal Of Toby's (aIias the Prin-
ter's) Soliloquy, on our first page. 1t
is the truth, the whole truth, and
nothing but the truth"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
REGISTERS FOR 1879.
FOR SALE BIZ
ISAAC ADAMS,

No Z, Esfbangf F1ftt,
The Mafachufetts REGISTER and United
States CALENDER for ,sl2-con,aininc
civil, judicial, eccle6aitical and military lifts
in this fate; afociations and corporate nsfi-
tutions for literary, agricultural and charita-
bic Purpofes lin of Poft towns and polt.
matters in Maliachuletts, Maine and New
HamPihire. A5o, Catalogues of the Officers
of the General Government, with It's feveral
departments times of the fittings of the
feverai Courts (; lii of the officers Of the
navy and army of the United States, and the
late Appointments Of the Governor Of Mafr
achuletts Public Duties, and variety of
other interefting articles. Tan is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
NOTICE.

Mr.. TURNER offers his iervices, al an Ac.
w ccunsant 10 thoie Gentlemen who may
have Books TO Iournalize and poh, or &C
counts to adlua Writings CT any kind drawn
correctly iranna.ions performed as uiuai.
Any meiiage left at Mr. Robert H. Smiih's
aore Exchange frees WILDE atsen led 70.
Ian. -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
WA7CH-FURNITUPE,
and few warranted WATCHES,

- IL clofe application to their profeH-
ionai buffnefs for upwards of ten years, with
eminent workmen, and an acquaintance with
The principal men of their protection in the
United States, are sught in their favor, w. &
ID fnter themielves that they fhaA merit and
receive public patronage.
GODFREY WHEATON,
JOHN w. DOUGLAS.
Portland, 7os. Is, 1912. 0f)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

n He iubicriber hereby gives pc lic notfrc
to all corc ned lha. ne hs, been day ap-
pointed aud taken uaOn h,m'eif Tie srnG nf
admiu,llralor on ihr silaie G. Ass0H III XIX,
late Of Freeport, In ere con- ~ ~ Cu..ver-
land, narirrr, drteasej by giwrg hoaH *
law directs = He thefef1re r. epelts III pcfioHs
who are indehted 10 ilc lz,u dereassd ella :,
70 make Immediate gAymrnS sa1 savie ao
have aay denlaues iii en- N eahsl ...r ieAne
10 INt.t I'm Hrt
Noy ISL tJfaj
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13


70 Be jold al Public >fBf7isn, 70 TIC krb-
On bidafr, an 7hurlday. fts frfrear6
day Of January infant, at fzuels'e
c'ckck at nceu, at tie .6u6isn CtFee
fStephen M'LeIlan, IN Portland,
THIRTY SLvEN Shares in the Capiial
= Seek q The Portland Bank, numbered
from $50 TO SIT inruGvr, and from 1860 10
1915 inciU6vc ALTO, Nineteen Shares ID The
Capital Stock of the proprierors Of Back Cove
Bridge, the fame having been heretofore
pledged at TIE Portland Bank, for monies bor-
rowed, and forfeited Conditions 90 he made
known a the time and place 81 fale
JOSEPH SWIFT, Caysirr.
8. MLELLAN, tJ7
Il. FLETCHER, "1"''''f'''
PeytisrS. J1H 81, 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

Sale at Audi9n Psfponed.
OWING 90 fome unavoidable circumstances
the fate Of TF1Os M WILSON'S ncrk
of Goods is necefarI deferred til Wtdzeiday,
29th inf. ill which time he viii continue "a
fell all articles at prime coli Thofe who
with TO avail themieives of an excellent o.
portunity 10 rurchafe at a cheap rate, are
invited 20 call AZ No ? FrebIe place. where
they will at preient find As good al abort
fnent of
Englyb D India Gods,
as at any flore in Portland 7sr-is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
ANTED.

x Sober and honeft man 10 accompany i
hinge gentleman on vCyge to the Med
iterranean 10 the capacity Of tervant The
ben of Recommendations will be required -
Enquire of the printer janis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
WHEATON & DOUGLAS.
THEY HAYE FOR SALE,

an alIOrtmeDt or
Sheffield, Plated e. Byifania Ware:
fuch as Tea Pots. Suesr Difhes, Cream Pots,
Candieificks, Tea Caddies. &C. &c. AD ele-
CANT affortment of Portable Razors, Defk
Knives, Tortoife fhsll Combs, Spar Candle
ticks, Se.--together with general atEorr-
mcnt of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

ness ard inirepidity displayed through
ont by the Commander in Chief, eyin-
ced that such feelings never assailed
bis heart"
He speaks in exalted terms Of some
of the militia companies, particularly
the gallsnt Kenluckians, under The
command of the brave Spencer, and
says" We would not willingly take
from the meriied applause of any brave
individuals I; but we cannot refrain 10
express our behef THAT me dastardly con-
duet Of some 7Oholc militia comtanies, lea
p r.pflosure, and consequent loss Of fht
life Of same effhe militia cDicers-whose
men, deserving The lines, were seen be.
hind trees, and under Wagons, where
many were actually killed."
Capt Durham, (who has had much ex
perience n Indian aifairs) is decidedly of 0
pnion that the consequences the late bat
tie will be s. serious Indian war" :" II
(says he) know sny thing Of the Indian
character (and have seen and studied it a
lltle) Il will give a consequence 10 the Pro
phc,, which he never before had among the
savage tribes" cit will unite the Northern
Savages. 1t will strengthen the weak
il viii embolden the tlmid and inspire al
with the spirit Of revenge. They will row
raise the 7oar ,oAoop in good earnest, and had
they newsp .pers, they would re-echo the
language Of oar democratic editors" Til
cup is fuH Z" Ny poice is still for zuay.r'
Kecne Sentinel.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
D1e0,


IN New Castle, Miss Ciarisss r. Farley,
daughter of John Fatley, Esq aged IL.
In this town, on Monday morning last,
Miss MARY WEBSTER, daughter If Mr..
Thomas Webster, aged ~. Ii is not often
TIA, there il occasion 10 record an instance
Of mortality more particularly Interesting to
MANY, than the present not so much that
Eehr is extmgrisled, as IS sometImes OBJ
served; nor merely because the visitations
of death in the family OF the only surviving
parent Of the deceased, have wi,nn few
years been so frequent and affecting. CIR-
cums'apces not necessary 20 mention have
made her decease mre than usually ailecs-
ing, on account Of one TO whom she was par
tlculsrl, endeared. II - the lot of many to
live beloved and die lsmented but that OF
lew, perhaps, thus arrested in the bloom OF
life, 10 be more generally incurred, ana none
with more sincerity than the eagly fate other
in whom the tomb has closed upon darling
daughter, an excellent child, an atEectionale
sister, and an amisble friehd. A fair mind
and pure heart united ~ her to form
character that needs mop sise. The tender
stlacllnen OF her friends, is perhaps the
truest testimonial Of her worth aud the
remembrance Ut her goodness viii long
prove the must precious consolation FOR her
loss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

" Hail Coiumbia : happy land - The
number of b@nkrup;s in the state of New.
York since April last, is stated to be $500.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

French account denied.-A pilainous
and most abominaHe Tissue Of Lies, has
appeared in the aurora" Of the 9th
instant, respecting the punishment
which avile gang of desperado-s recei.
we'd at the hands of this injured COM
munity--we shall only say at present,
we hope that the Mayor of our city,
whose exertions for the preservation of
the peuce were conspicuous, (and who
is now absent) OH his return, will vindi-
cate his own conduct, and that of the
citizens, over whom he presides. The
author of such deteslabIe and shock
ing calumny will perhaps have cause to
be careful bow he irritates the Ameri-
can feelings, which it may perhaps be
impossible always 10 control
SaU Museum.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

Congress are still engaged in getting
mp the farce Of war /; tho If we may
Judge from the tone Of the last accounts
tae rage for invading Canada is subsi-
ding. The probability is there will be
few additional regiments raised, and
fine opportunity for the +" friends OF
the administration" to obtain Commits
sions and volunteer, which is a very
SAFE way Of gaining the reputation of a
Patriot, when the army is TO be on the
Peace Establishment,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

Matchmaking and .JezOel,y.
-EHE fubfcribers inform their friends and
= the public thar they have formed con-
necrion in bufinefs under the firm of
WHEATON s. DOUGLAS.
They have taken the fhop next above tie
CAztTTK OrrIcE, in E1ebasge f,eesy No 10,
Heretofore improved by Godfrey Wheaton,
where they intend carrying on the bu6neis Of
Matchmaking q Working 1elreiyy,
in the mon modern ffyle. They manufacture
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals; Ear
Knobs, Drops, &c. &c fer all kinds of pre-
cious itones; repair broken Ear Rsngs, Watch
Chains, &c in fine, every thing in the line
of their bnfinels will be executed neatly. with
defpatch, and on reafonable terms. Come
and fee
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
Monday, January Is, 1912.

The last week has been unusually
barren of intelligence, if we except the
account of the distressing occurrence
al Richmond. The destruction of the
Theatre in that place was attended with
circumstances, the mere knowledge of
which must fill every feeling mind with
distress. Those only who Witnessed
the awful scene can have any thing like
IN adequate idea Of it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
non SALE

THREE hundred acres Of eIreIient Land
IN the town of Otis6eld--one lot Of
which i fituated on Crooked River and has
one winters Logging onit--znother lot 10 fin
ated on Long Pond and the third, On The
ioHihweR fde Of The main road leading ~
HarriiCn. The above lots Of Lard are veil
wooded, and accords with the geserzliiy Of
land in laid town, FOR fertility of toll, &c.
They will De fold together or feperately. ~
will bef accommodate purchaers-- Paymen,s
to be IN CaEh or approved notes Apply X
Capt. EBENEZER Williams.
Falmouth, Jan Is. (4w.)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

Papers from Gibraltar TO the | 9th Of
November have been received. They
give the official accounts of various war
events in Spain, none Of which, howev-
or, are of decisive nature.
They represent the war character Of
the Spanish Chiefs and the troops un-
der them as increasing, and that the
different Spanish armies, tho ugh poorly
provided for, either by the INABILITY
or remissness of the Cortes, continued
faithful TO the patriotic cause.
The principal Spanish and French
armies were distance from each other
from soto 100 miles.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
MarAal's Notice
United States Of hae,iro. 2

United States ef hs0ico1
fDtfl7 ef Fzsirs, III 3
PURSUANT 10 warrant f-am the Him
David Sewsal, Efq Judge az the Di.trrtt
Court Of Maine, do he ehv give puhl'c
notise that the following libel is fi'ed in he
Difrict Court aforeiaid, w --ae4ira two
package ~ Worried iofe oAe piece az
WOO and ok WailicostinR; and One package
Of Laces, leized by Iaac Iiley, E.1 Collector
Of The DiA-ict Of pcrlaard and FaiElo5i II. for
a VIOLATION OF the laisFs of he United Srares,
as Ailedged That hearing AID trial will 9
had on the aforefaId libei Al Z fDeciai D,autt
Court, 10 be hocen At York ID fad Dnncr
on Monday The 9Th Of iaruary inGaH..
whe- ard where any re-ion inte efiel in l4id
goods or articles may apee4r ard fhcse car.s.
# any can be lhewn, wherefore be fame
llousd not be decreed foFfess1 and ditpoied
Of according 70 law.
Dated az Saro, ftr f'fa 7c-gr,v 'St2
e @. THOaNrUN mr. Eai III
Egci-s D5f,Il7-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
From he Boston Gazette.

Although there may happen times when
necessity urges Us to exert every power we
possess, TO accomplish what we deem most
conducive 10 private interest OF public uili-
ty; yet that time can never arrive when
truth ought to be sacrificed 20 gain private
or public advantage - Although am Pc.
publican, cannot doubt but that you will
bear honorable testimony even against The
falsehoods that may originate in the party
feelings of liberalism.
Rumour with trumpet tongue, has re-
ported that a new appointed Sheriff, in his
maiden account Of services, brought for
ward to the Court bill wherein he charged
fourteen dollars for the half of cord Of wood
for the supply of smsll stove. and urged
Its correctness, as MS servant cut the wood
and attended ConE$ and kindied the tires.
And 1t is further SAID tliatiin the same ac-
count he charged the services Of Mr.. John
Brown at fourteen dollars more, who was
the same black servant who attended to cut
the wood, &c.
Now, sir, this canl1t be true. Is IL DOS.
sihle that gentleman who has been al
Washington, great man, a member Of Con
gress, who has seen Mr.. Jetferson's pedo-
meter. and bowed to the lady Of the great
Madison, man vino swore last spring he
would De counsellor ] say, is it possible
to suppose such man should be guilty of
such meanness, for tie paltry sum of TWEEN
~ one dollars mare than he deserved
Such reports should be spurncd at, let
them come from what quarter they may, al.
though originated in the
DISTRICT OF MAINE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
PM*&m*,s E.rbe6(Iti0n :


II was reported last week that descent
upon Canada had been concluded upon by
the war-hawks in Congress the expedition
10 be led by the animal At the head Of his
20 start from CIay CCV- in this tow, - md
that northern member would raiiy be de-
puted to put 1--we coal whether from the
altar of patriotism or not, report does not
say upon his back. RumOr with its hun
dred tongues" has given SO many f.ise a.
Iarnrs. lately, that we think implicit &c lance
cannot be placed upon This report but if,
contrary to expectation, il turns out to be
the case, notice will be gwen 10 the curious
that they may assemble and view The novel
spectacle. Should they be accompanied by
the Oyster Boats, as Randolph calls them,
the pleasure OF bebotding the expedition
Will as far transcend R4aHte's Veari.oquIs,,l,
as--a toad wants tail, every BIT and
grain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

Enter Gabel qpith a Live Coal :
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

4 He Coparrner.hip heretofore ezaing
netween the fublc.ibers, uuder the ii-n,
Of DYER & BIxBY.. i this day dfioiyed
by mutual content. GEORGE I'd DYER,
JOSEPH BlX3Y.
Portland s7sr z, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

grain.
Congress has oeen IN session two months,
and win the exception OF the apouionment
bill, they have MOI passed single law. Let
any democrat who has heretofore viewed
the actions OF these men with blind ADM.
ration, ask himself the question, what has
occssioned this delay Mr.. Madison, the
senate, the house of representatives, IN
short, Mr. Porter said on Monday, every
branch OF fhe Eove, nnlent Sv1S determined as
soon as possible TO make a dcscem ao2B HE
British possessions and thereby commence
open hostIiiues-then what produces delay ,
Six weeks ago all the necessary bills provi
ding for defence might have passed, and
they might still be passed in two days from
this period # the majority choose, but they
do not choose, they prefer 10 buster and
bully, and ak big, and take the chance Of
frlghienIng the Prince Regent into repeal
OF edicts, to which they have submitted for
four years, and have deliberately made upI
their minds 10 continue 20 submit, by wa
ging wat OF determination upon the COM
merce and property Of tile Atisntic states.
Mr.. Porter still swaggers and vows that
here is no division of sentiment, as to ma
king q rapid descent upon Canada, and yet
but day or two ago, he cut down Giles
$4,000 regulars to 10000. Why this man,
who like the late Secretary Of State, is sd-
dicted 10 the convenient practice Of spung.
ing upon the mental endowments vt his infe-
riors, must be cousin germSn-if not twin
brother to Harry the 5th's jester We should
like to see this Mr.. Porter. whose passions
seem 10 fermcnt more freely as the report
of the revocation Of The orders gains ground;
we should like TO see him mounted upon q
stout, well grown logger-hesd turtle, On his
way to Canada, followed by his terrspin
regulars. He would get there just as sooR,
so mounted, even with coal of fire on hrs
palfry's back, as there is likelihood of our
regulars arriving from the progress made in
congress. Hitherto all the blame of pro-.
crastination, tedious debate and cousump-
ton OF lime has been laid on the minority -
now they throw no obstacles in the way, on
the contrary, they help business along by
their silence and their votes, and slih these
ami submission men, so vsiieDt OF tongue,
cannot "screw their coursge TO Tie SACK
ing place" and prevail upon themselves TO
enact sumpluary laws of defence. They
continue dex,erously TO spin out Tune, tol
take the chance OF events, and find apollo.
sies for doing hothing u the course q
,lis mon they h ipe 10 hear from England,
AID IL, as We deem altogether out OF the
question, The orders are rescindrd, why
what exulta,ion, what congrs'ulstion, VIVA
glorious fac fellows the democrats VIII be
VINO then Could doubt ,sat O,ebec would
nave f@ilen. and .IAlifax lugloriously capitu
laled in sjiH tuI for BRUSH concessions 4