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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-17
The House S, Lot.

ON Shockoe Hill, in the City OF Richmond, now
occupied by MIR. Henry s. Shore, or such part
Of the said Slaves and other property as may
be sufficient to discharge the installneat oftbe
debt to Alexander Stuart, which has becorn
due. with interest thereon and the cxpencc
this sale.
WILLIAM WRIT, rr
49, sAM'L. GREENHow, iiuS'eeS'
December u. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-17
A Daily Paper
At THE SEATOF GOVEHNAtE'

AT THE SEATOF GOVERNMENT.
~ THE Subscribers, aware Ut the great de-
mand for daily paper from the Seat of Coy
crnn,ent, which has become more urgent since
the declaration ofwar, have determined to com
mehce the publication Of daily paper, ON the
hrst day of january next, to be called
THE DAILY .MdTI0NAL INTEL
LIGE.VCER.
The paper will be printed on the same size
as the National Intelligcncer, of a quality
equal, ii not superior, TO any printed in the uni
on; and will contain more new matter than is
usually found in daily papers.
The terms of subscription will he Ten Dol
lars per annum, to be paid in advance. No
paper to be continued for one day after the
tine expires for which it is SO paid in adj
vance.
Advertisements will be charged 1T the
same rate as is now charged by otter printers
in this district
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-17
The National Intelligencer

VIII be printed as usual, three times week,
with this difference, that it will be less en-.
numbered with advertisements, and of course
afford a greater mass of interesting matter 10
ITS readers than at present; which will render
still more valuable to its patrons paper, which
is alreadyth cheapest printed III the United
States.
Those who arc DESTROYS of becoming sub
scrihers to the Daily Paper, from its COM
mencement, will forward their names anterior
TO the 1st OF January, as each days impress son
will be limited to the number of subscribers
on the list
- Subscriptions in Richmond will be re-.
ceiyed by S. PLEAsANTs.
Dec. II. If.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-17
Notice.

: Y virtue of two deeds of trust, one execu-
- ted by Cole Digges and Mary X. Digges
his wife, to secure debt due to Alexander
Stuart; and the other. executed BY sid Cole
Digges and wife, 10 secure David Bullock,
VIII be sol;i, 20 the highest bidder, at he front
door of the Eaglc Tavern, IN this City, OH
Saturday the sixteenth day OF January next,
fho. fnllnmir-r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-17
S T. A " r. s,

TO wit Harry, Abraham, Essex, Prisscy, Sail,
Sarah and Grace, @th their increase Also,
the remainder Of The LA,SDS .Fthc SAID Digges,
IN the county of Warwick, not heretofore sold,
and which were conveyed by the first mention.
ed deed of trust to secure Alexander Stuart.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-17
TNoNAs TINsLsY, chairran
OF fAc Bosra OF Trustees.

The course Of E.luca;ion, though somewhat
different IN form, viii BE- the same Is fact, as
that pursued III the Richmond Acadcmy, when
MIR. u. left IT, viz: The Greek, Latin and IA
flsh languages classically; History, Geogra-
Thy and The Bellies L~ttresi Arithmetic Book
Keeping, and al he practical and useful bran
cheS Of tie Mathematics w.:li ;he use ofG;cbes
and other Instruments School will com.
mencc the second Monday in january nex; and
continue the whole year, as 40 holiday viii be
afowed'but those requested by parents.
Nov. 10. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-17
Washington Henry Academy

Hanover 7o,vn Road, 10 miles from Richmond.
THE Trustees of the Academy, are enabled
60 announce to the public that SIR. Doyle, of
Richmond, late coadjutor with Messrs- Girar.
din & Wood, has accepted its superintendent
and, in consequence of their liberal applica-
ton of the funds, has agreed to employ an as
sistant, and reduce the fees for tuition 30 fur,
six, and eight doHars, per quarter, according as
the classes arc advanced, as shall appear on
cards to be distributed for the purpose.
Board can be had in the most respectable "a
miles convenient, for from sixty to eighty dol
lars per annum. Young ladies and young gen
tiemen will be instructed IN separate rooms,
nnd the same advantages can be en,ose ed here
as in Richmond--yet none OF the disadvantages
for instance, as good board, washing, lodging
and tuition can be received here, in town
for little more expence than tuition alone there
yet free from all tie vicious habits and yiciou,
society, common to all cities.
The original intention Of the donors TO this
Academy was bea-volent, and the prcacnt trus-
tees are determined 10 SPARE no expence that
shcir funds will admit of, in CARRYING it into
execution. They are now prepared Go accom-
Tnodate any number of pupils tilat may offer.
Young ea'-men may ifthcy please, have lodg
i'g rooms in tic academy. Young ladies and
little boys can he accommodated at Captain
Richardson's, or any of tAe neigbbouring gen
tlcmen's.
All TIE advantages arising 70 youth from IN.
present plan cannot be set forth in an adyer-
tiscmeEt; bu; may be fully asccrtHined by APP
plying OF Mr.. DickinJoiI's Tavern, or 10 any of
the undermined trustees, viz:
Col. William Tfueheart, Capt. John A. Rich
srd.on, Major Thomas Starke, Capt. Peter Eos.
Ger, Alexander Anderson, Esq or the subscri-
Der, all of whom live convenient to the ;ustitu-
ton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-17
Domestic Medicines
re BE HAD GENUINE. Ar rMx BOOK.

re BE HAD GENUINE, AT THE BOOK
STORE or MR.. S. PLEASAETs,
A large supply of DR.. Church's Cough
Drops, medicine unequalled by any other in
tke world, for the cure of Coughs, Colds,
Asthmas, Consumptions, and the Whooping
Cough, price rs cents.--Also, his Chemical
Essence and Extract of Mustard, for the
cure OF Rheumatism, Rheumatic Govt, Pal
sey, &c. price IS cents each bottle or box.
Andoyne essence for thc head ache, fifty
cents.
Volatile Tincture for the tooth ache, 81 Ia
cents.
Antiscorbutic Tincture for curing the sour
Wy in the Gums, whitening the teeth and
sweetenins the breath, price S l. Church's
Virmifuge Lozeuges, for destroying worms
in grown persons OF. children, so cents the
box. y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-28
EDtPn,

In Gorham, esd init Mrs Rebscca M'LeIl1u
aged Is much lamen'ed
Ia this town, Mr. Thomas Bradbury, aged
rs Through long Iife he maintained The
character Of an induarious, honeis, virtuous
citizen--a ffm friend 20 lis couUtry and a
difciPle Of the fchool OF Waihington. When
fuch men leave the world, il may truly Be iaid
that the public meet with a lOls, aot ea6ly 10
be iupplied -M Mr. Samuel Poor, aged 81. -
Mr. Thomas simOnton, aged 81
Dro'Daei-ln Northyarmou;h, BY The upfet-
ting Of boat, Hofea Douglas, Of Harplsell,
aged 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-28
gF Mathematical School.


n LEAVIFT'S Day aad Evening School
for teaching MATHEMATICS * SAcsEo
Music Is now opened in P9-h4ad HAY Mar
ket Row, tecOnd door from Mr. Folfom tay
ern, 10 the room lately occupied by the M
feaf Band, in which u taught Arithmetic. Book
Keeping, Algebra. Plain and Spherical Ceom-
etry and TngonOmetry, Meuiuration, Gaug-
ing, Surveying (old and new method) NayI-
CATION, Unc udIng Luner Obfervaticns,) Geog
raPhy, Projection of Maps, Dialine, Comic
Sections, and Autonomy Sacred Mute will
be taught every Monday and Friday Evening.
The other Evenings Of each week, together
with the Day School, will be appro priated for
teaching the other branches.
Let7"e' on G. am@ar, every Saturday after
hoon' commencing at four o'clock
The iublcriber tenders his acknowIedoe-
ments 70 the Respectable and liberal citizen,
OF Portland, for the encouragement he Ia.
already received, which has exceeded ms moA
iangulne expectations, and fohcus continu-
ance OF their favors Thole who may " III
to attend 70 either of the above branches viii
be in!tructed on the mon rsalonable terms
either by the ieaon. week month, or quarter
DUDLEY LEAVITT.
Portland, Sebfentsr z6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-28

Hullis made scaPe goat Cor their gross
negligence and folly; and every hire
nag printer has his cue to rim do7gR
Hull in order 10 keep Madison az.
Gen Hull, we understand, has de-
MAJ te a Court of Inquiry upon his
conducts this Court will be compo-
sed Of Military characters, we are per-
tectly willing to leave him in their
hands.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-28
The Sly0rd and Olive Branch.

It will be recollected that the last
English accounts stated that Sir John
3 Warren, Admiral Of the squadron
destined for the American coast, will
b. cloathed with full powers 10 neguci
ate a peace, and did entertain strong
hopes that the administration in this
country would be actuated by CORES
Pondent views, and that the attempt, at
leastI TO make an equitabIe adjustment
and restore 10 the country the blessings
"a peace, would be made But this, like
every other hope founded on the meas
ures OF the administration, proves delu-
slye.-A letter received at Newyork, a
few days since, and entitled to full ere
CIT, says" A member Of ths-Gab;net
then in that city, declared that it mat
tered not what might be the PROPOSE
tons OF peace which Admiral Warren
might bring out---ths war 7viH be contil-
ned untl Canada is conquered :" Ac-
cording TO the success Gen. Hull has
met with and the progress made by gen.
dearborn, some calculation may be
made as TO the duration Of the present
war-should the men who made it, be
Continued in Office
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-28
S. Patterns Lottery-Ofice, TX
chanUe-Strpat

change-Street.
ORDERS received for Tickets in The SUI .
quehanna Canal Lottery, containing 2
Prizes Of $1,000 dis ID Of 10000 dls .
40 Of 10000 dls; DO OF 5000 dIss az
of 5000 dis; 4 do of 1000 DO Of 900
dis 10 do of 500 dis
2oos-Ioos-5Os &c to draw on Monday
De1t
Harvard G. Lottery commenced drawing on
Wedneidsy laR. Tickets and Quarters may
be had during the drawing. TIsEsts in the
Plymouth Beach L0ifsy will Re ready for fale il
few days. The highef prize 1000 dollars
and 90 deduction. low Seot ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-28

DANIEL / 0DELL & co having left all
their Notes aad Accounts with BARRETT
PoTTER, Fig nearly oppoGte their fore, for
collection, requett all perlons indebted TO them
to call and iettie the fame within three weeks
or their demands will be put in fuit No ad
ditlonal con Or eIPenfe vii be eraGled Of rhofs
who comply with the above requeR--uor il.
diligence ihewn 70 thole who negiea or refule
10 20 do Portland, SEPT IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-28
SPANISH ACC0UATS

OF IN AO1A n ~ y
The official aCCoult of Lord Wei
hBgtun's victory over the French, at
Salamanca, July 22d, has been publish
ed at Cadiz Ii states that 5000 of the
French troops were made prisoners, in
Gliding two hundred officers, % pieces
OF Artillery and 3 eagles were taken.
The total loss Of the French in killed,
wounded and captured, amounted 10
$4,000 The loss Of the allies did not
exceed 1000 The French were re-
treating and an unofficial account mem
tons that their rear had been oyertaken
end defeated with the loss Ut Il 500 made
prisoners.
Marshal Soult had taken part ofthe
hssaiEisg force before Cadiz, and pro-
seeded 10 join Marmont. Gen IlnI
with an army Of English and Por,u-
gntse, was watching HIM
The number Of troops including the
pcasantry, British and Portuguese, Is
estimated at 10000 I; those Of The
French hort of 100000
In the baule Of Salamanca, Lord
Wellington and Marshall Berstord were
both slightly wounded
--o00o0--
Gen. HAlPs efIciat account 9CtAc l0.s q 4
Degr1is
IN our preceding columns viii De
found the important despatch Of Gen.
Hull, containing an account of the pro-
gFess, retreat and loss Of lie North
Western Army. Much as the dis.
grace brought upon the country by this
event, is to be deplored, il i no more
than was to be expected from the Md
Ness ard folly Of going 10 war unpre-
pared. Whatever may be the meit of
Hubs conduct, il was the duty Of those
il power, If they would involve Tie
country ia war, 10 have made adequate
preparation FOR carrying it on with eF-
fectr before they commenced it. 10
sCFeea Mr.. Madison and tie war-hawks,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-28
MARSHAL'S NOTICE.
Uaifss Stofs, y 4f5sria7
Mai7s IT

A4ai7e
pursuant 70 a Warrant from the Hon.
David SewaIi Fig IutFr " .he D.aricf
Court OF Naine. hereby slve u5tc 1tice
THAI Libel "a Il e. in re Di0n.. a.-t IF
Maine, by James Brooks, commander of the
privaie armed flop Yankee, il behalf of him
leIf, owners, and crew Of the priy4te armed
hooP Yankee. againa he cargo Of the Dip
CLEOPATRA commsnded hy Rk.ns-
Bray, alledgIng that the line an, his officers
and crew n TIE fad Il op Yankee, duly
aurhorlie1 and oommIliUned NV the Prehdent
of the United S ates, did On lie 18Th Of Sen
TENDER, 1879, on The hign feas capture aud
take the iaid ihip Cleopatra, bound On
voyage ON Liverpool ia England, "a PhiIa-
de- Phia- wlsh cargo conhlting or Craze IRON
and Dry Goods sc. &c be properly Of lone
iu' Jet or iubjects Of the Unlted KINGDOM Of
Great Britain aud Leland 20 the Ibsiant un-
known, and has brought the fame into tie
harbor Of Portland ID iaid dinrict, for adj
lJudicArion, praying decree Of condemnation
OF the entire cargo Of isid fhip Cleopatra az
lawful prize 70 he ibesnt, that TueCdav.
| the S,h day Of October next. IA tie TIM
| appointed 1t a fpecia Dltuct Court % 81
held az the Court Houfe IN York, IN fad
Diliri6t, for the trial Of f4id libel, when and
where any peflon interefled may appear aud
thew cauie, Il any eau lie fheSn, why the
fame fhould not be atjudged good aud law
| ful prize to the IbelianI, and condemned
accordingly
4. g. THORNTON. Ma.aI or A1ai.r
Dafsa ~ Portland, 26tb SEPT. 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-28
TAX

He fubfcriber hereby 7v9P s4rnsRy requeffs
aH ff.loa' TDbo s'e iH1sbtel 70 biss J5y Tlxs5,
m either OF The Bills that have been committed
to ham TO collect, to make immediate payzzsaf-
The demands upon him from the State and
Town Irea.urers are of fuch a nature a. 20
render an attention to lhis notice aB5alHfely
HesEgs,y. JOHN COR
Portland, Sep %, 1879
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-28
Sept. 25, 1912.

A convention Of the Friends Of
Peace conGlting of upwards of 800 of
the Electors Of the hrit eafern Con-
greilional diltria, ahembled in Welles
on Wednesday lalf, and unanimour-
ly agreed to recommend 4
CYRUS KING, ESQ.
as fuitable Ferfon to be fupported
as Candidate for Representative TO
the 18th Congrefs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-28

THE Members OF the Portland Benevolent
Society are hereby notified that their an
nual meeting for the choice OF Officers, sc.
will be holden Al the Meeting hcute Of II :
Fra Psriih IN Portland, on WssusJasy, fBs as
day IF 07atss sfSs, az three O'Clock in the after.
neon
STEPHEN LoNCFELLow, IuH. SIS.
PsgfiGsJ SGT "a, 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-28
NJ ANSH LIS SALE
Urifri sfa-sf ri 4i,4syisa ?
Dif n ~ HIias, III

Urfftf Sf1-sf n dr7syisd
DiG'a 81 H4ius, II
by virue of Warrant from the Hon. Da.
y vid SewaL require, Judge Of the Diarct
Court Of the Uuited States, for the diHrict
Atoretaid, hereby give notice rhat | fhall
elPoie and fell at public auction and 10 The
h'gheft bidder, on Monday, the fifth dav Of
Ocf1ber next, at eleven Of che clock a Nj
near che Dwelling Houfe Of Iothua Adams,
Elqulre' lhomaiton, "a: what u called Owls
HeadJ the Schooner CREOLE, her tackle
apparel furniture and cargo, con6aiug Of
corn and fifth, which with the fad veiIel have
been taken, libeled and adJudeea lawful
Pr'Zs 20 me etier Of mark fchcouer Argus, NJ
Bottom, William Heath. commander
Jesse PAGE, D.ft Ma,soI.
1ba1gG0a, Sept ~, sac
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-28
@arrign.

In wifeaHe,. by the Rev Mr.. Packard Me
RICHARD CoBB, mer. Of Portland, 20 Mlls
BETsEY WooD
n Turner BY the Rev. Mr. Greedy, Mr.
Charles n Richzrdlcn, meT- OF Green, 20 Mis-
Betty Bradford, of Turner
Ia this town, Capt Cornelius 5edlow, Of
Philadelphia 70 Mils Mary Beeman
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-28
CANCERS

THE iubicriber RESPECTFULLY informs thois
Il may concern that he will undertake die
cure a the Cancer, aud ~ moi cafes viii war
rant The cure, or no tee will be charged-rhe
Kill IA which he practices has been proved for
a number OF years IN he liate of Network
and has obtained the public aid aud patronage
OF the leglilatve body Of that Gaze the official
documents of which are now in The pohefion
OF the iubicrIber, together with the teflimenv
OF more than ilfty perions which have obtain.
ed cures of Cancers from faid hiii-What
weight y jultly due to iuch fuppoTt we e1ppa
the impartial public wilt judge-See hand bills
now IN circulation. He has one agent At Fortl
mouth, N ii. and another at Hallowell. DIFF
trict OF Maine, where The fame means will be
admIniilered TO all iuch az may have location
20 apply at either of thoie pplication
made 10 him at Dod JoHN CoE's, Drugeiit,
Exchange Greet, Portland, will be duly aIten.
ded 10 by their humble fervant,
JOSEPH ANDREWS
Pe'ti4Hd, SeSf 2s
The editor woHid here obferve, that he has
ieeo he above mentioned documents, and alto
others which he conCeives 20 be fully iailsfacto-
~ that the above named Dr andrews u ID
poiieflinn Of tile xiii a. above laredl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-28

Change Of Naturalization The
democratic prints cautiously inform Us
that such is the alarm in the cabinet az
Washington at the present appearance
Of public opinion, that they have deter
mined 10 throw their last stake. "A
new administration is to be formed. A.
mong other Things, the present seCTeta-
~ OF state, MONKOE, is to be transfer
red 10 the army, and made brigadier
general 0t, and THOMAS JEFFERSON IS
10 succeed him as -ecretary Doctor
Euslis is to be turned adrift and General
Armstrong % take his place. This
change, [the Aurora obserYes,) would
revive and restore the confidence of the
best friends of the union and Confound
and PROSTATE the enemies Of liberty and
The tools Of Britain" Whatever the
Aurora may think, and however, he
may vaunt, is 1t not preposterous 70
suppose that the name Of Jefferson will
add 70 the strength Of an administra-
ton that has lost the confidence of the
nation by adopting and pursuing meas
ures which are we'll known 10 have
originated with himself? On what
ground is it that Jefferson claims the
confidence ofthe people any more than
his friend Madison Are they not both
French citizens and members Of Bona
parties Legion q Honor, regularly in,
Quoted ?-rhey ere both Of them.
~ IT. Herald.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-28
Gorllan Brigade ReOiezv.

'''T 80 eaN"S
The 2nd Brigade of the 18th divi
sion were review cd on Monday last at
Gorham, by BrigadIer Gen. Irish
consisting ofthree regiments Infantry,
six handsome Companies OF uniformed
Light Infantry and one Company Of Ri
flemen, one battalion Of Artillery and
one of Cavalry-The whole pAraded in
line made a very formidable and respec-
table appearanCe.-- The troops We're IN
the field the best part of days they
were reviewed and inspected the first
aud on the second they performed yari-
Gus marchings and firings-no accident
happened, and altho' nothing great was
performed, yet full as much Was attemp-
ted as ought TO have been under the
present wretched state Of the Militia -
Many Of the officers and men from dis
tant towns were much indebted TO the
hospitality and kindness Of the inhabi-
tants Of Gorham-whose doors were
thrown open even 10 strangers he
spectators assembled on the second day
were uncommonly numerous-we
think not less than 5,OOO.-We cannot
but remark the striking contrast which
exists IN discipline between the unifor-
med and ununltormed compauies-it
seems 70 furnish conclusive evidence
that the uniform arouses military am
bItlon and ardor which cannot be excl
ted without it. We hope to see the d,y
when every clever, well dressed officer
Wlllead into the field 7vrH dressed men
Colonel Nichols of the Portland Re
glment discharged his duty with credit
TO himself and satisfaction 10 his
officers.
/ While we give our cordial approba.
ton to those officers and soldiers WHO
have obeyed their Brigade olders with
80 much spirit and premPness, We can
by no means justify or approve the con
duct OF those, by whom this review was
insusated No man of any Military
knowledge or experience can pretend
that any necessity existed for calling
together so large portion OF the Mill
TIA. he manGuvres consisted mere
ly "a forming and displaying columns
and attending prayers-were such as
could have been performed much better
by separate regiments than in Brig.
ade ;--and the exPences OF drawing 50
many people from their homes and bu
siness,. IL these times oil PERJURY and
distress ought 70 be seriously consider
ed. IL may be pleasant 10 some staff
officers and others who are as ignorant
Of military tactIcks and discipline, as
they are careless tits fatigues and pri-
yaions, 70 parade before line or col
umn; but those whO nave 10 bear the
" brnnt OF the battle" have rights, which
ought not TO be disregard9d wnile the
soldiers are citizens
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-28

II LITTLE, having Pnrchafed the Lee
Grant" 70 called, 10 Norway Oxford
county offers the fame for lale il Lots fuita-
bic for Farms. Apply to the Proprietor, or
LEu WaITMAN, Zig At Norway
Srb.sEsbeg 70
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-28

The Portland Rife Company march.
cd IN regular order from Portland to
Gorham, large 10 miles ID hours *
'hirty i've mlnutes-Ihey then prrtor-
med variety of evolutions on the
march--not man Of them appeared in
The least fatigued.-On this occasion
they Turned out as Rank and fic-I5
members were absent, generally out Of
town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-28
EOR sale.

a PEW ia St. P4uIs Church, aud three
= Shares in Back Cove Bridge, if applied
for neutrality-suspicious. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
al this Office s,ot "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-28
NOTICE

hereby given to the creditors Of the ela,e
Of THOMAS MORSE,
late Of falmouth, yeoman, deceafed, that a
further time 81 three months has been allowed
TO bring in their Claims +; and that ,he Com.oif-
honers will attend bat fervce Al he fics 4
Notes Qninby Efq q falmouth, On tue hr W
and third Monday VI OAo er next and on
the tecond Monday Of November following.
from one to four O'Clock P M
MOSES OUINBY,
IONA, SPARROW.
F1i-saafb, September 2s 1879
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-28

On the 18th inst while a company of
militia was performing Military duty,
in front ol the house Of AIR. ID Jackson
ID Poland, a musket heavily loaded with
shot, was discharged, BY one Of the SOL
diers, and the whole effects received on
the heads oftwo young men standing
at the window within, who were both
severely wounded.-It appears the mus.
ket had been loaded that morning for
the purpose Of shooting ducks, without
the knowledge OF the owner, and acct
dentally set side
Without rejecting on the conduct of
the gentleman commanding this com
pany, we sincerely hope this, with SIM
liar instances, viii caution military men
against such things in future, and that
commanders OF companies will make it
an invariable practice to cause the arms
Of their men TO be examined previous
to their usual exercises.