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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09

Leonard & A. II. Crofs.
MIDDLE srRsEr, HAVE FOR SALE,
p chefs scuchong Tea
do Hyion do
Young Hyion do
Hyicn skin do
5000 lbs. brown Sugar
500 Tbs. Loaf do--IO kegs Tobacco
is bags Cotion--SO VT. Indigo
100 Engiih Napt Hate
% do ak waterproof Hats
doz large and fmaI Gze Walters
IS doz Bread and Knife Trays
80 doz plated Tea Spoons-Spy GlxTes
s. caiss Engiifh Powder
Decanters and Wiue GlsfIes
100 VT Sewing Twine-Floor Bruihes
j doz Iapaned Candlellisks
80 quIntal Cod Fifth
20 hhds Turks Hand Salt
Molaaes-Gin-Rum
-andY--Liblu Vine
Ir0n--Porp0ile OU-Coffee
Starch--few kegs Ginger
Pepper- Pimento
100 VT Caliia-Nu.megs
ClOves-Cbocolate
90 Red Oak shocks on 26
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09
Plymouth Beach Lottery.
SCHEME OF THE FIRST CLASS.
] Prize Of Ola, geo is D.I2,o

1900 Tickets at D-5 each, 1900
Mt tV9 Blanks to a Prize and no De-
duffi1n.
The Stationary prizes will be drawn as fol-
lows viz
Firff drawn Blank, on the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09

FiE iuEcriber hereby gives pubic notice W
al concerned, that lhe has been dEly ap-
pointed and taken upon herfeif The trul O
adminiitra;rix or the etiate Of
JOHN STONE,
late of Portland, ID rhs county Of Cumberland,
cauiker, decesled, by giving bond as the law
directs lhe therefore requeRs all perfons
who are indebted 10 the lad deceaied's efzfe,
70 make immediate payment and thofe who
have any Cemsuds thereon, 70 exhibit The
fame 10 her
NANCY * STONE
0e7sbsr IS, 1912 marx
NyE the fubfcribers, having beer appointed
w by the Hon. Samuel Frec.Ian, ESQ TO
receive and examine the claims of creditors TO
the elta,e of
SIMON PICKETT,
late Of Cape Elizabeth, mariner, deceaied,
repreiented infolveut, Do hereby give notice
that FIX months are allowed 10 .ald creditors 10
bring 10 and prove their ciaia and that We
fhall afteud that fervice AZ the dwelling hOue
Of William Fickert, in Cape Eh zaheth, OIL the
6rlt Tueidays Of December, January, and
March, from ten clock NJ 20 three o'clock
PM EBEN TH2A>FERi
MARK DYER.
Oa.Jsr gs, 1912 (E2)
THE fublcrber hereby gives public notice
l. 20 ali concerned, that she has been duly
appointed and las taken upon hgrieIf Ehe HEt
u Executor of the TAFT will aud ,eitament Of
HUMPHREY MERRILL,
late of Falmouth in the county Of Cumber-
land houlewrigh, decealed, hy giving bond q
the law direGs- he therefore rvqueits All per-
lons Who ~. indebted 10 the ia'd deceaieds
e1ate % make immediate payment; and thoie
who have aDy demands thereon, 20 etaih's 'he
tame "a JACOB MERRILL.
OA. 50, 1919. (Nz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09

CONSULTING Or
BsR superfne middIing aud low priced
, oadcoths, CaAimeres, PsIi1e cloths, All col
ors ditto FIsnneis-Imperia Cord, Blue, Drab
aud m I'D Piains-Ketfeys, Hunters clio rs
Dufteis -Coaings-Ra izes and Fianneis, Blzn
kets al hzes, Bomb2zetts, Wilbores Ratti
nets Shatoons, Velve:s, Thickiclts, a great
variety OF fancy Veliings Velvets-
Britlih ihirtiRg-CoieTain ditto-Linens-
Dlmlues-vhitea and coiored Cambrick Fan
cy, Leno, Lace and book Muhrus-Calicoes-
CopPerplates Patch furnitures-black and
co:ored Luf!rings-ltaIizn and Canton Grapes
Ladies kid fix and fsecy Goves--mens
beaver, ssd heecy ditto-mens worried Hole
ladies' black and Colored ditto Buttons, Braces,
Tapes, Ribbons, To- sc. tJe. Oh. p.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09

A BOVE 1000 FUR HATS are offered for
: i2e, Of every kind and quality, BY
]. MAdAN,
a, the Bottom Hat Factory WareLouge, E1
change frest, a. the
C3f and Charges.
Any perCon wifhing TO pu chale hinCef a
Hat, land thas cheap, too) can be iuppied
from 80 to 9E-cheaPer than ever has been
purchsied in This town before Il 10 the
intent Of the tubfcri5er to cioie his CONCERN
by the 4 Of january, 1919
MILITARY HATS,
large ahortment, of the newel fshion, are
offered a. abovef St1t z
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09

ID A N away from NY, Suhicriber IN the 2 n
N inf an udented Appren ice 10 the Join.
er's hulluefs, y The nam e Reuben Emery /;
about years Of age; a I'll 4, thick .Eo4v1rr
tened fellow al Perlnns are forbid harUor-
ing or tTuiting him on my account, a. | will not
pay any debts Of bis contracting; and whoever
returns him Is requelfed to return boyG z0sie
with him. STEPHEN FIELD.
Elddeford, Oa 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09
REMOVAL.
Nehemiah Cram.

INFORMS his friends aud euitoEers, that te
L has removed from Exchange freet to MID.
die ltreeS, and taken fore No 2. TitcombT
Buildings, where he offers for f4le, general
aHOrtmpnt oF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09
TURNPIKE NOTICE..

TURNPIKE NOTICE..
THE proprietors of the Tenth New Hamp
= ihiTe Turnpike, are h,.eoy notified thar
their annual Msefing will lie On the la1 We'd
nelday Of December ne1t, at Que o'clock p M
at the Dwelling houie of Capt, Eleszer Rof
brook :, on fad Turnpike. Fr the following
purpoIes. VIZ.
a. To che e Moderator
I'd, To chooie clerk y. eallIrer, aud board
OF Directors and tranfsct any other buGuaf,
they my think proper.
3ENJ BOARDMAN, C.e,L
Lanc4iter, Od 18th, 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09
William Ms Lellan, jr.
INVITES his friends aud the public, 20 call
j. and fee hi, af1rtment of

Fall and Winter Goods,
conffti'g Of Engiilh, India, and American
Manufacturer.
ABo-Muff and Tippet Furs- MuF, and
TiPpets, of variou, deicriPrions-al which
will be fold very cileap--and from their low
price mua aTorc an Object TO Pu7chsfer..
Nov. z
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09
NeqO Cr0ckery Ware Store.
a general afortment Of Crockery Ware is
4 \ received and ready for f4ie Il the
&C RrnHrnD Wnrs Store

DEOWA w are OlOre
Columbian Row, near the isy-Market. The
Inhabitants of Portland and it's vicinity are
requetted cal at the above fore, when il
want Of Cookery ware and are a1ured that i
Gall be fold as low as Il any fore ~ M IA
chuielts. Nov z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09
Letter Of Marque-tor (ale.
ALVAN WASHBURN,

. Wv NOt I'M
HAVING taken The ihop and iioek Of Bart
Lett Adams, IN Federal ftreet, offers for
fa'e, Hearths, lambs and Mantels, fosp ltone
Back Logs; Thu Methods Tagging; Paint
Mills, Flag, and MuIiers, Marble Tie, whHe
marble Tomb Stones, marble and late Grave
Stones, &c. &c.
Orders from any part of the country for
any kind Of Zone work n his line attended TO
with pun6tuaIity and drlpstch.
P0gfkLHd NJ z
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09

Wef- India Goods, &c.
Cogniac Brandy Mould and dipt Caa.
Naples do dies
Holland Gin (reaD Wirdfor Soap
American DO Tobacco of variors
Old Jamaica Spirit kinds
St CroE do Olive Oil Indigo
Madeira, Knives and Forks
samos, Lynn E4rthen Ware
Sherry, WINES oGorted
Malaga & Cotton K Wool Carl,
Port Playing Cards
Salt; Teas Sugar Floor Maus
Chocolate Widow Glars
Shells Cohee Mails Brocms
Pepper Pimento Floor. hearth - cJ,,
CaiIia Nu,megs Biulhe.
Muhard Eoncry va.
Spaniih & American N d. Cotton
Cigars Pollock FIN
Bloom and SuItana ConneGacu. Cbsacs
Rains
Byrn celebrated Liquid Backing u o..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09

+ HE iufcriber hereby gives pubic notice w
all concerned, that lhe has been dGly ap-
pointed and taken upon herfeif The truR q
adminiitra:rix on the ettzte Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09

u "
Dated 81 - i2l
Anorser certificate from the Sheriff Of the
county whers the land hes HAL be 10 the form
following, VIZ
| hereby certify. that know Of no attach
rnent made. or execution levied on the eaae
defcribed ia the annexed deed.
r III Sbsf sftbe sOEufy IF -
DGsS az - 1871
Aud iuch applicant 1iall before he receives
fuch loan, produce tie evidence Of his title I'd
the eila,e he propoles to mortgage, together
with hrs papers duly made cut, executed and
regillered as zfore.aid and leave the fame with
the Gather, that the tame may be eHatr. ned in
fuch manner a. lie rues and regulations Of
the Cumberland Bank may requ're-And the
oeicription # any eisale in the deed Of mort
gage mua correip0nd with the description 10
the apIlica,ioa--And all deeds, bonds or q her
p1pers mna be made out and Preieated free
from alterations.
B, o,ss, Of TIE Prs55ssf ari Di'st7'rs.
LEVI CUTTER, CajfiT.
poriIaRd, Oct. 20. 1919
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-18

VENHE death of my much loved friends, Air. anG
u Mrs. Bolts, who have persisted in the late
disastrous fire, dcvolves the sacred duty or
wondering every aid and service in my power to their
Orphan Children-as step in the discharge Of this
duty, viii finish, for the benefit of their children,
MIR Botts's professional business in the Federal
Gourt and Court of Chancery-And should re-
move to Richmond, which this melancholy event has
Senlered probable, will also finish his business III
HE Court Of Appeais.-Those who have paid fees,
viii have their suits finished without further charge
those who have not, it is confidently believed, will
pay the fees due with cncreased aacrity and prOmp
atdc, when assured that they will all be applied to
Che use OF the children. of the deceased.
1t is with ps<.ar satisfaction, that the Subscriber
adds, (by suthority,) that Er. Writ, Sfr Hay, Mr..
Williams, Mr.. Dade Mr.. Harrison and Mr.. Stanard,
fweneyer not engaged on the opposite side to sir.
Botts) will join him in the discharge of this duty,
and extend their exertions to Mr. Botts's cases in
che Court Of Appeal. From the known talcats of
tese genticmen added to the exertions of tlie Sab
scriber, it is confidently hoped, that general salts
fiction will be given to Mr. Bottss clients
JOHN MINoR.
Richmond, Jan. z. eopsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-18

| ordered British militia to ireland. and ;ss
militia to G. Britain. Twenty regiments
are saiu TO De traisl orted 1T this time
AT. L. sara, that III CONSIDERING the p,..
liiar geographical situation of the L.. :.
%i'h c1ioines at each end OF them, bel,ne:nr
% powerful distant Eaticns, with which we
may oe citen brought into collision il would
DC unfortunate Ter the L. s., if the militia
bordering Oh The lincs CT separation, could
not be called forth for any purp Sc Of cbas-
'iSement, or any other object the goye,.pa
ihent might have Iii view, III relation To- those
colonies on their respective mother corn-
tf'es. Ii such be the unfortunate orYaniyo..
lion or Interpretation Of the constitution. an
ahehament Tor remedying SO importan, ).
erect ought 10 be Instantly proposed and a..
copied. Its Inconvenience is now s.ns;aIv
tell, IN preclutling all reliance upon ,hat inn.
portant auxiliary force. Gentlemen. htwe-
Ser' propose to remedy THIS detect, b., a yt,
uhtccr lOfce. Mr q. said, he would net re-.
jecs, nor 'lid he, mean to discharge this sne.
GIGS OF ioiCe. But from the Mature of ;ts
organization, 1t cannIt be suited to Offensive.
war; nor To the occupation CT q Country after
II : Should be taken He had been told toe, by
military gentlemen withcur exception. that
1t was always found to be the mosi rhesAiye
ana lea@ eOfctent force. He hardl, expec-~
ted TO have heard 1t relied upon to-, the con-
tempated object, by the honorable u,rve,
because he thought that gentlemen concur.
red with the ether experienced military qen
Iiemen IN these respects.
ar u. SAID, up n an impartial view ofaH
he Just had the honor To
suggest, he thought it was demonstrated.
'ilat the fierce proposed was net mere tla,,
competent to the objects # the go-crmert
and that a smaller number would cores.
pend, neither with the national spirit nor ex-
pectations. lie would therefore proceed to-
erhside', whether that number proposed,
lTo BE CoNTINUED1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-18
BONES nc.

.4A4ERIC.aW SUPERFIng CLOTHS.
The commencement Qfthc year 1912, fire.
eents as svith an otiOrtunity Of noticing
nc great advancement and imhroUenlfnfs
made IN this highiy hnfiortanf branch Of our
znanuJuctnreSj improvements zoh!ch q fe7y
years since if soould haze been deened i'm
hosSi6ie to haze made in a nat century.
There is nogv erhosed for sale, at The do
mestic society's zuare-hoHse, suJte,Jfne
Cloths, from the zvoilen manufactory recent
IL esta5Hshed at lE7iddietozvn in Conecti-
out, made IF the first mhorted ShGniah
1DooL, and which gvni bear comharison with
the best of imhorfed, The 4vooi is superior
10 mos:' efthe foreign antie,Jf'seS, and the
eoiors Warranted to be in every rec
Gect eqnat--Ofr. Dfkliam Pafridge, a first
rate dyer from the queSt IF England
and 7cto has resided in Ibis ci.y for some
gears, has the management the dying de-
tartment. These cloths are the first qphich
Me IEiddLetozvn c0mfdHy haze htroducrd
into this city, and zve doubt MT but eperu
encouragement will be siOen TO tie safe Of
Them, in decidcd preference By all .yho
are ffiendty diShosed to fhe hrogress ofint-
.brovement in our country. IL gives as
much hLeasnre, 7vhHst noticing this subject,
30 make mention If OiUer EVans' steam en-
cSines all tire parious machinery of.the a.
SoVe estabHsha,ent is carried by one ofthem
n,ade hcreabont IL months since, and which
has given great satiSjaction 10 tie Eroltrie
xoTs.
In everyreStect they are consideredahoge-
Tier suiterior TO The English engines ~ fhe
best hozver for zuoolen manufdctory i
rot only in Ue manner Of using tie steam
snd the great Sa0ing Of fuel resulting
Merefrom (which is Mr.. Eyans' ereat inn
1roUement] but in the construcfio, and
7symhGcity IF all Parts ffhe n1achinery.
BY means n one steam UaiUe revolving III
enc direction in q rotary manner, he ut ouce
does a7oay tie necessity If al the comhH-
Gated and erheHsiVe UatveS used 10 Jpatf
and Botfoa's engines far Introducing and
aischargiEg tie steani from The main cyGn-
der. Besides tie advantages resulting 10
ute estabGShmeht from the use Of This en-
.ginc in warming tie rooms free oferhence
fr21a tie 7vgstp stream fhat has dane hs
sOork, the saDle steam Is also aHjiiifdin connec-
sion with tie brashbig machine in .fnishiug
their cioth, zvithoul aloftiug the method of
oiing md nat EreSSi1ig as is commo;sIy hrac-
tised ~ EHgiaad. In .fis Acfh1d of,fnish-
I'M, ths cioM does not require sh1HyiAg be
ore IL - made Hf.--Aurora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-18
JAMES MADISON.


Extract ofa letter, from a Member Of Con
gresS, dated Washington, Jan. 6, 1912
Mr.. T. G.iswoid mas just arrived here
from England and France, by the way of
Hampton-Roads tlc told ME Il little while
ago, that the King OF England was still alive,
and for aught that could be predicted in a
case Of confirmed lunacy. was likely to live
IL was expected the Prince would, in the
course OF the parliamentary session, be cloth
ed with the fuh powcrs of royalty. And On
the subject of the Orders in Council, Mr..
G's. opinion is, that whatever change Of men
there may be, there will not be speedily any
substantial alteration Of the orders in coun-
eli. He considers it clear, that they will
harrass our trade to the continent; but that
it our people will purchase British licences,
they may trade as much as they please.
W Y. Cotun.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-18

adjournment, & after the usual ceremonies
N the morning were passed over,
n motion was made By Mr.. Watkins, t.
axe UP the Constitution, as reported by the
committee, section by section, and article
by article-which motion was seconded and
adopted.
Mr.. Bro7vn made motion that the
house should resolve itself into commit
tee of the wholc--this was also carried--and
Mr.. Dorgcnois was called to the char.
The whole ofthc day was ran down in a.
mending the preamble to the Constitution,
which gives the name 20 the State. In The
original it is named LOUISiANA-a mo-
ton was made to amend it by prefxing Low
er, SO as TO read Lover Louisiana this
vas lost.
An amendment offered by Mr.. Watkins,
combining the preamble to the very words Of
the act Of Congress, was carried, This "a
mendment was opposed by Mr.. Blanque &
Mr.. Marigny, and supported by the mover,
AR. Oestrehan, MIR. Brown, and others.
Adjourned until 10 O'clock to-ncrrcw.
TUESDAY, Dec. TO-
The honorable house still in ccmmittce
of the whole. Mr. Watkins in the CHAIR
Considerable progress made.
One fair and just amendment was carried
changing the day of election from the third
Monday in Oct. to the third Monday in No
-yembcr.
A motion was made by Mr.. Sutton to
strike out lin the qualification of age in a
member of the House of Representatives
four" and insert "pne :" so that 1T would
read twenty one years"-this motion o.
pened a field for great display of elo-
luence but was lost-the house nearly di-
-ided.
The different sections of the Legislative
departments occupied the day, and not near
finished.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-18

ATEW STORE-The s,ibscrlue., ,,an.., 49,,
IN the store lately occupied by IIesas: hubbard
& Lyman, aud nearly opposite their present stand.
offer for sale extensive assignment of European
,snd> India piece Goods, the lowest terms for
CASH 2
LORD s. FARMS WORTH
As the object of the subscribers is only to dispose
of their present stock, great bargains may be expeo
red.
January 10. 3w
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The Managers ofthe New-York Thea
re deplorlng in common with their fe,low
q, zens IF the United Sta es. the dreadful
calamity occasioned by the burning cf The
Theatre at Richmond, and anxi,t,s, as fa1.
IS human precauticn can, to guard against
the possibility Of Il similar al cidient. have CO..
hcited many of the most competent JUDGES to
The result &C this examinstic,. and tbc -
III ms Of the Gentlemen who Ia poliirt, NJ.
tended on the occasion, will be found IN th.
Certificates annexed. To testimonial ca
strong and satisfactory, il seems almost su-
pertidous TO make any addition but as too
much Cannot DC done to destroy the abf,rel
hensinns to which & casualty Ike that we No
moanis too well calculated 20 Give L;riI
we must be permitted to draw the publIc
attention for few moments to that paw ,f
hc report Of the Committee of the { ~
900 Hall at Richmond, winch reldra 10
ne unparalleled extensicn e the .n,sch,eS.
but.tssVs hegl here il. ons part 81 Ia
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-18

NJ OTICEAAgreeably to a deed of trust executed
in to the subscriber by Edmond Anderson, to Sc
cure the payment of a sum OF money due Meacon
Bori aud, Joseph Kimbrough, which said deed bears
date the 18th day of September one thousand eight
hundred and eleven, will be sold to the highest bid
DER for cash, at the Washington Tavern, in the city
of Richmond, on Thursday the 10th day OF January
next, two likely NEGROES, Polly and William, to
raise the said sums of money.
PETER CRUrCHFIELD, Trustee.
San. Q. st
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-18

Legislature of Tennessee properly rely. for
= the attention To the particular int. rests
tha. state, which may be compatible with
comprehensive regard 20 the whole.
For tue confidence which the Legislature
and yourself, have been pleased To exDrcss
in my views and endcavors for the public
good, tender my acknowledgements, with
assurances or my high respect, and a re-
turn of my best wishes.
JAMES MADISON
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-18

ELEVENTH. DRAWING of the Wilna.n .. Ma. !,
y College Lottery of 90 Numbers.
Moss, 49, 90, 70 SO.
The Eighth Drawing will be on the 18th February.
Orders for Tickets will be received ut Waites Lot
dry Offices, Baltimore and New York.
SIMON BLOCK.
Richmond, Jan. 16. Z
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-18

CTEN.) KNOXVILLE, Dec. So
Having published the Division Orders of
Sen. Jackson, no introduction is necessary
10 an understanding of the following letter
KNOXVILLE, Dec. ii.
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.1ns7oer Of The PreSidcnt of'the y. s. TO the
addreSs Of tie Legislature Qf'tbis .Stafe.
WAsHINGToN. Dec. 10. 1911.
SILK have received your letter If Nov
Esd, covering an address from the Legisla-
ture OF the State of Tennessee.
The patriotic sentiments which it express
ses, are an honorable sample II those which
animate the great body of our low-citizcns.
The wrongs which have been so long bornc
by our country, in the hope that a sense oi
Justice and the true policy inseparablc from
1T would have put an end 20 them, are pcrsis-
ted i'll, with aggravations which leave to "A
nation, determined not To abandon it's rights,
no appeal but TO its own means Of yiudicat-
ing them. The necessity will be Gcplored
by people who have cherished peace r.
sincerity, because they are alive to the a.
lamities which begin whcnpcace cnds.--
But they will meet those aS not the creates
calamities, when a surrender of their sacrer
rights and yital Interests, are tho aterna.
tive, they will meet them with the intrepi
irmness inspired by a consciousness hat the
issue has been uBsouElit on their part, and
trust, with the unarinity also, which suclY
a cause ought to produce.
In the measures by watch the nqViglbi
streams, proceeding from the reEliborhoc5
OF cnnessee, were secured to the " s, IA
Executive paid just regard to The im3or
lance OF them, in-both iscai and natioaa
view ; without loosing sight Of the principles
otJustlce and right OF one hand, & Of thoss
of the constitution he other. The se1ue
rests with the Datiers councils on which the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-18
CONVENTION.

NEw-ORLEANs. Monday Dec. 9.
'Ehis ..s.le..g.@..i ,c boay uet, agreeabIy 20
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-18
By Thomas Richie.

-rr CONDrTIONS----Fivc Dollars year, to be
raid annually in advance. Those who do not direct
tei PAGERS To be discontinued at the end OF the year.
will be considered AS engaged for the nextNonc vii
be discontinued, until al arrearages have been paid
ADVERTISEMENTS will be Inserted III
this paper unless they paid for, guaranteed by
son,e respectable person i'll this city or Manchester.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-18

DEAR SIR,
YOURS of the 2Sth Nov. / did
not receive until the return mail had gone
out, otherwise you would have been answer
ed by that mail.
Your tender of individual service, and Of
ter OF aid from your division of Militia to
Gov. Harrison, meets my entire and most
hearty approbation-such tender is highly
honorable and patrioeic in you, & in these,
who propose to accompany you-if Cover
nor Harrison accepts your tender OF service
and of support, he will doubtless point out
toyou how you may be supplied with provi-
SONS on your march.
\ voluntary offer of service in time of
need and danger bespeaks love of country,
and shews patriotism ia highest terms, and
It affords ane satisfaction to- receive from you
information of the readiness of yoorself, an,!
ct part of your division, to volunteer your SER
vices Ill defence of our common country a.
gsinst the attack of a savage foe.
Ii you march, you have my best wishes
for success, & entertain no doubt, but you
and your men, viii act in manner becom-
ing yourselves, much to the credit of Ten
nessee, and for the benefit and glory of our
country.
| much regret the death of our worthy
TREND Col. Daviess, but he will live in the
memory of his countrymen, for whom he
has died, in a manner becoming the soldier
If you march. hope you will purge the
camps of the Indians of every Englishman
to be found there in opposition to the forces
of the u. S. and also bring the Indians to
their proper senses.
The invincible Greys, and Captain Car
rolls company of Infantry, will have ne
doubt, act like themselves, and shew to the
world that they deserve well of their coun-
Itry--With best hopes for your success, !
have the honor to be with highest rcspec,
and esteem.
Your Obt. Servant,
WILLIE BLOUNT.
MAJOR General .dHdre7v Jacksou,
oFfhe I'd diuision Militia Tenn,