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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-02
FALL e. WINTER GOODS.
GEORGE HILL, & Co.

No. s. MEGty'I Ron,
HAvE iuf received and offer for iale gen
a IL eral ado ment Of
FAIL And WINTER GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
Ben SuPerhne middIing and Low priced
) oaocIoths CzGinlsres, Peliffe cloths, all col
ors, ditt- F.anneis-imPe,ial Cord. Blue, Drab
and m d Pisins-Ke-feys, Hunters clio hs--
DUFF Coatings-Paizes and Flsnnels, Blan
kes All Gzes, B5mhazetE, Wilbores Ratt,-
ne Is, Shauoons, Velve,s, Thickietts' great
variety Of faucy Velings-Tabhy Ke'vets-
Bririfh ihirtine-Colerzin ditto-Llnens-
Dimties-white and coiored Cambrick = Fam
cy, Leno, Lace and book Muillns-Caiicoes-
[opperplafes Patch furnituTes-black and
colored Lutrings and Canton Grapes
---Iadies kid elk and Aeeey Gioves--rens
beaver, sEd AeeeY siuo-mens worried Hole
Iadies black and Colored ditto Buttons, Braces,
Tapes Ribbons, To 60. u. Oa. q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-02

Leonard q a. II. CrofS,
MIDDLE STREET, HAvE roR SALE,
& chefs Souchong Tea
8 do Hyfon do
Young Hylon do
Hyion skin do
5000 lbs. brown Sugar
500 lbs. Loaf GO
20 kegs Tobacco
Is bags Cotton
50 WI Indigo
100 EnglIfh Espt Hats
81 do fix waterproof Hats
doz large and fmall 6ze Walters
SIS dcz. Bread and Knife Trays
50 dcz plated Tea Spoons--Spy Gl2fes
Is cafks EDgliih Powder
Decanters and Wine Gl4fTas
100 W.T. Sewing Twine-Floor Brufhes
~ doz Jspared CsndIeiii=ks
so quintal Cod Fifth
20 hhds Turks Hand Salt
Cin-Rum
BrandY-LiibOn Wine
Iron-PorpOile O,i-Coffse
Starch--few kegs Ginger
Pepper Pimento
100 WI Calia-Nutmtgs
Cloves-ChocoI4te
GO Red Oak Shocks on 26
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-02


Military decentralization Tuesday
last, in the forenoon, company Of ".
) light dragons, consisting Of about
90 men, and in the afternoon, compa-
ny ofU. S, Ayins artillery, consisting Of
about 100 men, with FIVE pieces Of can
non, passed thro' this place, for PIatts-
burgh. they were we'll mounted, and
handsomely dressed and equipped !;
and their gun-carriages, ammunition
Wagons, sc. appeared to be unusually
well made, and in good order
Yesterday, the 10Th reg't,of u. 5 in
fantry, consisting Of about 400 men, pas
sed through here, for Plattsburgh.
They were well equipped, and made a
handsome appearance .--EXCept two
or three companies Of cavalry, these
are the last troops which remained at
Greenbush.
On Saturday, Brig. Gen. Chandler,
with his two aids, passed thro' here, for
Pla:tsburgh.
The whole, or nearly the whole quo
IA Of Vermont conscripts: which had
been for some time encamped at Buzz
liDgton, last week received orders to
cross the lake, and rendezvous st Platts.
burgh.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-02
pofrp

1.-THE following lines indicate sgenius, and
breathe fire, which we are proud 70 OBJ
serve IN the American muse. They were
written, we understand, by Mr. CHARLES r.
"A ELLEs, Of A,h rs, r.. and first published
in the LuzeTne FeGeralisu T. ". 4. CoI4Bt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-02
WEdTHERCOCKS.

The Patrio, bo4s that they will have 10
Weafhercock Electors. But If John Adams
and William Gray are not WeatheFcocka,
what sort Of cocks are they Does tile Pat
rot mean they are old Hens
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-02
Commonwealth 9f MafacbgJrtts.


Rej5ived, 80 That il be recommen-
ded to the several towns, districts and
plantations, IN this Commonwealth, to
observe the following form in the re-
turn Of votes for the Electors Of Pre-
sident and Vice President, and that
the Secretary Of me Commonwealth
cause the same 10 be publIshT as
soon as may be, in all the newspapers
in which the avs OF the Common
wealth are published.
FORM
AT legal town meeting held az
in the county OF On the twelfth
day Of November, in the year 1872,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-02

JOSEPH POPE, agent for Al@y Z B,sus,
j Of Providence, who keep nam conitzntly
supplied from their long known aud we'll e.
tabliihed Factory at Paw ucket, with gen
eral zhortmsnt Of
american Cotton G0od5,
CONSISTING oF
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
2 & 5 threaded white Colord Stocking Yarn
White aud eoored fewing Cottons
ShiFtings-Sheegings- Checks-Stripes
Cinghams-Chambrays-Bed Ticking, SC.
ST Shopksepers in town and country and
people u general who with TO furniih them
felves with the ABOVE articles, will be [uP-
Piled Al the Factory prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-02

MADISON has begot war, war begets
debts, debts begfts taxes, taxes begeS pow
erty, poverty begets bankruptcy bankrupt
cy begets knasery, knavery begets villainy.
viiiainy begcts mobs,t mobs beget confu-
sion, destruction Of property, and murder,
which beget desPots, despols beget kings,
kings beget emPoronrs, and empoEonrs be-
get tyrants.4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-02


an account Of the ttuHder OF several
families auSturgeon Points BY the crew
Of British boat.
A proper representation Of the same
having been made to the British Com
mander al Fort Erie, last week, flag
arrived and bro't over all the filtndrrcd
articles they could find about the boats
or ship, and 500 dolls. in British gold to
repair the damage. We understand
that letter accompanied the money
and goods, disavowing the understandable
act and apologising IN > very handsome
manner for the outrage. The evils Of
war would be much diminished, should
this principls be acted upon a: all places
on the Frontiers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-02
adams and Graz.

The consent Of poor old Mr. Adams %
serve az sn Elector for ] mes Madison, and
70 support the party winch has for years,
prosecuted him AHa his family with eHsu.-J-
med raucOur, IL 4 proof either of bis dot
age or of tie decrepitude of the Stale.
When Cicero did homage to the TrIum
vIrate, Rome was lost, and hrs SycoPhancy
was If no service 20 HIM OF his children.
AS TO NJ Gray, the bargain between him
and the Democrats Is quite III character
He helped them along with embargo,
non intercourse and war, BY lending them q
name, which was All Ne could Do. They in
their turn. give HIM credit by magniiying
HE weight and importance If his name.
Sull it is but name, current enough up
% bill If exchange or nolc Of hand, but
upon political paper, good tor nothing 70 the
Market
We bav= suspended Tie publication Of the
answer of The Senate I'd MS LXceliency's
Speech, because We think II at insolenI and
very extraordinary document 10 issue from
any Legislative body retaining the least re-
gard tOr is own dignity. tn tLe Governor,
It's InsOieuce, however, can be- OF 10 cOhse
quence all attempts Uy Tie majority VI our
siEgulaIly constituted Senate, 81 caI!sd, "
affect his teeIIngs OF character, must be IN
vain Il ought 70 ID known, however, that
thtleaders ofdeCOrum and proprie.y, ~ The
debate Oh this answer, were compelled 10
bear testimony TO tie pure character 4nl pat
riotlsm Of me Governor. The Hon. Mr..
White made motion = that tile reportcd
answer be reCommtted for the purpose d
lnslrucling the commute 10 e1punge such,
As in her op mon, contained expressions or
insinuations disIespec full, to the Chief Mag
lstrste Of the Commonwealth, and detogato
ry 10 lie dignity Of the Senate" The *
commitment was opposed on The ground
that the answer contained nothing dtsTes
Pecttul, As the COmmltee who reported n,
entertained the highest respect tor his EA-
cellency and he gen ieman who drafted
the answer, expressly declared, that he be-
ieved tile Governor ID he very Vgise and =
uery good man, ac,ua ed by he caHeSf nI0HyeS
-d most e.evaie5 vie1ss The answer NJ
course was fatezdea 70 Dc respccyaL but the
people, we apprehend, en,er AIu very dis
rent ideas Of respect from these Seadto5ia1
Gentlemen, and viii consider THIS answer Is
most undgn.fad and puerlle performance,
alike dlsgraceful To the Sen4 <, nj inustrA-
tive Of the character OF The majority
Boston Gag.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-02
Cobartnerhib.

CopartHerihp.
JEREMIAH kIMBALL, respectfully in
forms the public thar he has taken into
concern ID buGnels, bis son, CHARLEs KIM
RAIL, and the bufReis il future will be tranl-
acted Al No ;, Exchange Row. under the firm
Of JEREMIAH KIMBALL & SON
They have for faIe large and general afort-
ment of
W. l. Goods e Groceries,
Of good quality and a. moderate prices
ALSO,
500 buihelS yellow Corn.
NB-All pertons Indebted to JrRENIAH
KENDALL, are requefted TO make immediate
payment CIV October 26.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-02
miscellaneous 5fIeetions.

Ertract ola letter from Gentleman in
Washington, 10 his Friend IN Boston,
dated I6th Oct.
"In yours ofthe 18th inst you fatter
yourself the times will be better, by rea-
son Of ,Eace between this country and
Great-BrItain you never was more
out in your calculation than in this; for
you may rest assured that War was de-
clared through the influence Of the
French Minister, and it is said here las
coming from the same Minister) that
now War IS declared, Mr.. Madison can.
NOT make peace without the consen: Of
Bonaparte, let the proposals from Great
Britain be ever so favorable to this coun-
try; and from the source / received this
information, have not the least doubt
Of ITS being true-From the same
source il is said, that Commodore Deca-
tur, with part Of the squadron from
Roston, are ordered to cruise of Brazil,
and that no part Of the navy will be or
dered where they can afford any protec-
ton to American commerce.
->@+a@$,-
Canada.
Previous to ,he war nothing was heard but
the conquest OF CANADA; there was such
magic III The sound that the zgdr hacks could
hardly articulate any thing else-It was an
equivalent % all our commercial losses.
Tie conquest Of Canada with the Msdisoni
ans, was mere breakfast FEAST We
had noIuing more 10 10 than to spread the
eIoh and gorge ourselves AZ the delicious
bnHguef. II is true London prints declared,
If We ser the ta5!c they would Introduce sorIe
Stands not very pdIatab.s 70 our taSts-B Bet
nobody believed them.--Mr. Madison could
not bear the idea Of waiting till December,
% make : Christmas FEAST; his appetite
was too Keen tDr this delay il must be
aqg day BREAKFAST, which % be sure Is hot
enough, without The aid ofpoyedcr; sauce Not
very reilshGble TO some people.
50 anxious was Mr.. CslhOun TO have the
table strsa5 Inst he declared. On the auor Of
C0ngre =, in May last, that" In four
weeks after the declaration Of war, and my
word tor il, all upper Canada, and me major
part Of lower Canada, VIII he IN OU Posses
sIor" Or, in other words the fed4s viii o.
ready.
We took his word for it, and in June last
ssTead the fa5.e, but so far Il ON enjoying the
promised fccsr we have too often been COM
PEELED 10 fast. notwithstanding we had one
OF the most celebrated French cooks Peter
B. Porter) in the country, and, what = The
worst Of ii, we have lost two OF our alsheS IN
thesbsrgia.
II il TOO late now for those who PromiS
ed 10 provide this fest 70 redeem thsir
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-02

CANDLES y soap,
Tor fals by HORTON. DOW t COE, a,
No 4, Exehange-arees, or az the Factory
head Of Green-ftreet
zoo Boxes Mould Candles, as SIS and IS
100 do Dipped do ssand lO's
$50 do Brown Soap
so do do do Retailing
OGf IL, 1919 (9w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-02
BuFFALoE, CCToBER IL.

Conn7eHda6ie jus ice IN t4e Enemy
In our paper Of September 20, We gave
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-02

CLsToS viii teget peace, peace beGets
riches and property, properly brsets harmo-
ny,hArmony begets friendship, friendship be-
gets union and strength, union and strength
bege ssecurity, security begets agriculture,
agriculture begets manufactures, manufac
lures y get commerce, commerce UsgeIs
good laws, good laws beset good govern
ment, and with good government America
may bid defiance to all the despo;s Cd earth.
-
See The BaHkrEpf LGzgs
See he MASS Of BdltiDloye
| See the doVgsltk of France from Denlec.
rGg p ne gfeafest grant, 80HaParie, thai ever
iEtcsted The earth
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-23
Foreign Intelligence.
NV YoRK, October Is
FROM ENGLAND.


LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
Yesterday morning, arrived at this port
the ship Lucia, from London, and Is DAVIS
from Plymouth.
BY this arrival, the Editors of the Mer-
camille Advertiser have been favoured with
London papers to the 31st of August, jncIu
sive, from which the following articles are
copied:
LONDON. Arg. 2S.--Dispatches Of great
Importance were this day sent off from
Lord Castlereagh's Office for America
they Will be conveyed from Falmouth in the
Swlttsure packet, which is fitted ND as
Nag OF truce, her guns and ammunition Ina
wing been Tended.
we have reason to believe that the Swift
sure Will carry ont calm, dispassicnate &
yet dignihed rennonstrance to the American
Government. on the subject of the line of
policy which has guided their Councils for
fhese several years. in defiance of all the
principles by which upright Governments
ought to be regulated in the present awful
circumstances of the world. America must
nIssolve her connexion with France, and
make common cause with the high spirited
nations who are daily pouring forth their
b!ood and tfeasure Cor the com mon irter.
est OF the world !-Arhcsc are nor times -fn.
toi~ratng neutrality. Delehda Cc,tbaco
france must be laid PROSTATE, OF there win
DC no peace Tor the world nor ought those
statesmen who hold the destinies of mankind
at their beck to be scruuulous in their choice
OF the weapons with which her do~nGaIl Is TO
be accomplished. We are for carving the
war into the very bowels of the land. we
should rejoice 20 sec the whole Coast of
france lined with SyinC expeditions from
England, which should strike a perpetual
terror into the breasts of the caftiTs Who
submit to the monstTous system which Bo-
naparte has established. We know that
there are men, aye and good men too, who
VII tell US that the peaceable and unofTen-
ding inhabitants OF France would thus mfr
f7r the iriquities of their ruler.-But we
arc b"id enough to deny that there can be
SUCH persons as peaccable and unoFend
ing inhabitants" willis trey submit to the
sway ct such an atroci0pS despo, for IL is
ny their suferance that tae iniscrcant ;s en-
a'lco to lead his ds9a,,atmg. legions into
t'e ntSst of other couf'tr,rs..-I ooiS ut Hol-
'''d' switzerland, Italy Cerma.yy, Prussia,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-23
.MaDIso.N- ELECroR.aL TICKET.

.W.4DLSO.t ELECTORAL IAkEJ.
Joseph Goodwin oil .HiD,sen;ord.
Benjanrin Harrison, of Mount .airy, Prince
George County
Easvard Pegrani, of Dinrid9ie.
Richard FeiId, of Brunswick.
Thomas Read, senr., of Charlotte.
.;gattkeSv Chea,han., Of Chesterfield.
Jhot,sas NJ Rnneolth, of .3lsenarie.
Charles Yancey, OF buckingham.
George Penn, of Patrick.
Wp. g. PoindeSter, Of Louisa.
Spencer Rodne. of Hanover.
SthreshlY Rennokds. of Essex.
Robert Taylor, of Orange.
Gustdvas b. Norner. OF Fauqaier.
Robert Nelson, OF Fork.
Mann Page, OF Gloucester.
Walter J5nes, oil Northumberland.
John z. brooke, ot Stafford.
High Holmes, OF Frederick.
Daniel Morgan, of Jefferson.
-drchi6aid Rutherford, of Rockingham:
~Pchi6aid Stuart, of augusta.
-1adreu Russell, Of Wdshingfon.
Charles 1dvier, of Montgomery.
I'm. .E'Einiey, of Ohio.
U1f Day of election, first Monday in Nov. next.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-23

WEN DOLLARS REWARD--Deserted from
d Richmond Goth September, John Ray or other
wise William Ray soldier in the U. States Army.
The said John Ray alias William, was born in Ches-
terfed County Va age 2s years, five feet FIVE inches
high, OF light complexion, grey eyes, brown hair
it the said John Ray, alias William, is delivered to
me or any Officer in the United States Army, ten
dollars will be paid.
JOHN RUFFIN Lieut..
q! Res't. U. States .4rtiile,y.
Oct go. 1t
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HALL GOODS-The Subscriber has Received
h per the Georgiana from, Liverpool a part of hi,
a! importation consisting of Mapped cottons Str-
ped and Rose Blankets, WEIGH plains, Flannels,
Yarn Hose, Coarse Cloths, Coatings and Manches-
ser Stnfs and in daily expectation of receiving by
the John 81 Adam, IRON London, S, the Newbnry
port from Liverpool, the balance of his fall impor-
tation.
VIM. GAIT.
October 90 At
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-23

NJ OTlCE--The Subscriber respectfully in
l. Y forms his friends and the public that he ha-
removed into the house formerly occupied by Ro-
bert Johnson one door below Harry Tompkins
where he has Received large and elegant assort-
ment of FAN and Spring goods
L. JOSEPH.
Oct. 90. 3awtf
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CALI, for sale, on low terms--Six to seven hui IN
~ dred Sacks of excellent salt at our Office
500 do. fine, very large, K Liverpool filed at vi.
bert q Puryear's Warehouse on the Basin, which
can be delivered to Boats, without the expence of
Drayage.
P.HAXHALL, s. Co.
Oct 90. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-23

A HORSEFO SALE-.4 Grey Horse recent.
"a ly of journey through the western, country,
ofa good figure and size accustomed either TO the
@ig or saddle; perfectly gentle and sound, viii be
soid at reasonable price, apply at the Book Store
JOHNSON s WARNER.
near the market Bridge.
vet ~. ct
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z EMoVAL--ELI9S REED has removed to
M the store lately occupied by Mr.. Benjamin
hinbai where he offers for sale ON the most rea-
s"nabie terms very extensive and general assort-
Inent OF Shoes oftte best quality.
Also 100 Doz. mems wool hats, Cotton and wool
cards, and Trunks OF various sizes
Oct. 90. oawtow
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-23

hoCTOR GREENHOw will receive into his
~ shop as students, two young gentlemen OF
respectable connexions, and good edacatons
Oct 20. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-23

MH-L BE SOLD on the premises on the 25th
w November next for cash. the stock of Horses,
Cattle, Hogs and Sheep--aiso the plantation utep.
sells belonging to the Estate of Joseph Scott decd
IN the county of Powhatan.
Wm SCOTT Exr.
of Joseph Scott deed.
Oct. 90. I'd;
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-23

From Memorandum of the Description
and Strength of the French Allied Army,
which is given at the end of the Twelfth
Bull letin, it appears that the whole effective
force acting against Russia is 697 900 men.
In the year 1906 the French Army effec-
tive was estimated at 467 900.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-14

Came Founders of Greece IN Tias.Do.,orn,d
Fleet,
Taught Savagcs rude till they sparllca ike Stars,
EH,dgent and mighty, till ruin'd by Jars
Feud bent EN- To Philip and Suit.,ns intense
For want OF close Union and lsin Common Sense
The Brother of Remus, by Wolfs,ncss bred.
Devour'd his own Twin and the FrceboOters led
Good ne'Shhors tpo factio.s, uandi,,i too strong.
Rock'd Rome in her Cradle of Rapne & Wrong
She pillased Creation to pampcr Expence.
But persisted ut last without Freedom or Sense
From Fog Trotting Fishermen Nenee arose
Conceapd in Quagnire from Vandals her Foes
She traded with Enterprise, hat,icd with Spank,
When midnigh; Sei'd Europe, 81 Asia was drunk ;
BIZ; jealous o; granting Power fit for Fence,
Unforti6ed freedom aud c,sin'd Common Sense.
Firm Fleminss and Du,chrhen when Bigots ap-
press'd
Defended their bikes with the Sword at their
Breast;
Put Alvs to rout, and old Spain ont Of breath:
Turn'd Toads to Torpc,iocs aud SHOCKED Elm TO
But crown'd with true Glory sought miscrly Pence
And sold their new Freedom and old Common
Sense.
In strange modern Europe two Races expand
Imposing by Sea and imposing by Land
France heaps up Dominion like Clare; and Wheat,
And Britain sweeps Ucean----cnchan'd by her
Fleet
Both strike Young Sister unstaind by offence
Like foes TO fair Freedom s plain Common Sense
Arise then, Columbia, cmbodv The yourr-
Add yigOr of Arm to renonstrance Of Tongue.
Take warning nv nations, subdued or ca;ol'd
Fix National Rights in the teeth of the Bold;
Lay the Axe TO the Root of each Tyrant's pre;erce
And perish or prosper with Freedom and Sense.
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gEyWENTY poILARs REMAnn-p,,.,.,-a,.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-RunawsT
from the subscriber, the fifteenth tay of Sep
TENDER last, negro man slave, named GARY, aged
about twenty-six years, Fight black compexion
height aJo'. SIX feet, stands quite erect and when
walking handle: himself quite nimbiy, his weight is
one hundred and sixty severity, countenascc east
down when spoken to--the white Of his eyes is unu-
suay large, ON being unprecedented is very surly. he
rs a rough Cooper. On examination his siins will he
found injurcd-hc has probably obtained tree pass
About twelve years ago, Gary was brought from
Brunswick county to SurIy county in this state nv
Mr.. Travis Harris, where said boy lived for eiyht
years. and was in thc year SoS, purchased v Yaysef
OF Thomas Edwards and Reuben Buffers ex'ors OF
SAID Harris deed. out Of Surry, and brought to Buck
ingiam, where said negro got wife, and lived with
me about two years on James river, rot far from
Scots ferry, and then brought By Invjelf 10 A.
bemarlc county, near Milton, from whom said ncg1r,
eopef--said slave is probably harbored in Surf, or
some Of the above places. do hereby forewa,n all
persons from harboiing said negro. klss do COM
inand all captains of vessels sra, to grant said
slave his passage, or take him on board
J he above reward, with all reasonable cIayre q
will be paid to any person taking said slave Within This
state, and bringing him to me- else for Confinirg
him in shy Jail in this state, tlat ect.hi,n n
gain An additional reward of ten dollars vii, - ,,ir-
en- to any person taking said slave out Of this state
and for acting with him MS above stated.
THOMAS JEFFERSON. n.
Albemarle county, Virginia.
feb. 10 we6p
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June 10.
~ CHANcERY.-In Louisa county court, Msy

n ChANCER4.-In Louisa county court, MsT
X iith 1919,
Joseph Eggleston, John Iipscomb. Elizabeth Ri,.,,
John Bibl. Uriah Tate and James MeCehcc. se.u.
r''eS Tor william i;hil'Ps, plaintiffs.
James Winsto-, John Tate, Benjamin Blh and
Agnes has wife, Samuel Hill and Nancy his w;s,.,
Rice Tat, William Fate, Enos Tate and Mary his
wife, Rachael Tate. Emos Tate, jun. Jane Tate, SUI
Tate, Defcy1,n.,-'
The defendants Robert Tate and Jesse Ta,c, no.
having entered their appearance and given security
according to the of assembly and the rules OF this
court and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
court that they not inhabitants of this state ua
the motion OF the plaintiffs. by their counsel II ir
ordered, That the defendants Robert Tate and Jes-
Sc Tate, do appear here on the second MONDAY in
August next and answer the plaintiffs BILL anti that
copy of this order I've forthwith inserted in enc of
the newspapers printed in the city OF Richmond for
eight weeks successfully, and published at the trout
door of the courthouse in this county on some court
dsy.
copy. Teste.
NICHOLAS j. PoINDExTER, D. c.
June ~ wSwP
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Sor tDp cnqnirtr.
S o N elsie.

In certain old Volumes I'm sure have read
(Narration Of Fact is not barn in the Hcad)
That Egypt loy'd Onions, aud Persia Rose
So one Race bred Gjuitons & 'tothcr bred 3caux
Yet Arts 20 Mankind tho they both did dispense,
The neither bred Freedom nor plain Common
Sense.
The Traffic e Tyre, 81 extensive of Old,
Bred Artists, Ncclanice and Mariners hold
Whme Iahour teek'd Princes. in Palaces rare---
The World & hs WIFE shone cq,ip'd in tie Ware
Bot tho she hca % Treasure & layis'd expencc.
Tyre trcasur'd MT freedom nor plain Common.
Sense
From the BsnSs Of Use Nile aud lie Hsrbors Of
Crete