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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
HENRY S LETTER.

There 10 IN circulation aLetter, purportlpg
20 be from the infamous John hENRY 70 mis-
friend in Montreal, apolog gag fer the itep he
had taken, acknowledging, that he bad Prac
tIses an impofifiOr upon cur Government by
telling them skcRETs IF no Eiad # imp rtaSes
IstTreer tbe trDs count, ieI that hs opinions
collected from rstgPOPsT and 6arroom
politicians, Of BATH parties that he had re
served reward fron our Government inf
niieiy greater, than he had contemplated;
no lar {, that it has afforded him < his fbHd-
rta an ample competence for life - aud thA,
the letter of bis TO Ma. MosRoE; was dica
ted to him; that he had gone too far TO re.
cede, ADD that he =" uV0s ebhgf3 T. Ega Il"
Ihave lome resfon 10 believe the letter j.
genuine Iodeed, 10 merit bears pretty arong
i.feraaI mark. Of an hentcity, Bat i may, POT
ab!y, prove forgery THIS GT5ihy induces
me 10 dtfer il, }oribs sytft.l nave no in:en
tisn to pain any imPol:ion on my readers
Eefides | am willing thai the 30 600 DOL
LARS PURCHASE, G.tuid Rand 90 its own
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
Wonder1HL Statesman.

Early in Mr.. Jefferson's administration
he was in favour Of q reduction Of the reven.
ue of the u. S. for, he said, it VS. inDro.
per TO accumulate national treasure for var
to happen nobody knew when, Sna which
might not happen but for the ten ptation
held forth BY that very treasure IN the
close Of his unfortunate reign. au3 even az.
ter his embargo, he earnes.Il raccmmended
to Congress prospective appropriation of
the sErpIEs reVeHue Whist does he saw
now Does he not regret his agency IN pre-
venting that collection Of funds which would
Rave enabled his friends to have net he pre-
sent exigency And is he not mortified bv
The experiences, that his sysfenl. his boilics,
far from leaving any surplus revenue ID be
disposed OF, have nearly annihIsted az rev
erue. and left the Treasury almost exhaus--
ted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
MONDAY, MAY IL, 1912.

An Act appropriating certain fines for
the repairing Of Highways and Bridg-
eS.
Sec. 1. BE Il enacted Ly the Senate and House
Of Representatives, IN General Court assembled,
and By o4fho,iy Of the tame, That all Zines
which shall hert.her be imposed Nv the
Supreme Judicial Court or by the Circuit
Court Of Common Pleas, within this Com
tnonwealth, or any town for sny neglect in
makin6or repairing any highways or bridges
within the same, shall be apl ropriated and
disposed Of for the making and repairing
the highwa ana bridges 50 defective as
aforesaid
Stc. Ind 5e n tutLer erased, That the
Justices Of The Supreme Jld.Cts( Court Or
Of the Circuit Court If Common Pleas, Shalt
1T the session, when any such fine hail
be imposed q aforesaid, appoint ore or
more person or persons to superinterd he
collection and appropriation Of the same for
the purposes aforesaid, whose dTylt shall
be, TO attend to the cole ctiUn Of such fac,
and the appropriation thereof in manner
aforesaid, and shall make return of his or
their 90 Us therein to the Court, that may
have imposed such fine, whenever thereto by
them required.
29th February. 1872.
APPROVED, L. GERRY
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
NEW FIRM.

Hyde, LORD & co. inform the public
that they have taken The ehabiiihmsnt
lately co odu6ted under the firm of A. LYMAN
X @. snd RESPECTFULLY io.icit The patronage
of the public. They will keep conitantIy on
hand an executive aG3rtment Of
BOOKS q STATIONARY,
10 I've fold on the moG liberal terms They
have ALTO j BOOK BZTDERT connected with
the,r ltore, where the buhnels of Book Bud
my in al RS branches val he eKecued with
aeAtneis ADD elegance Arrangements are
made VIII reby orders fnr any books that may
IVY. wanted, nay be executed with promptitude
and Oh the belt terms. May 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
SAMUEL BUTTS.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public that
~ he has received an additional iupply Of
BOOKS q STTIIONHRI,
which he aow offers for tale a, ri. Book fore
IN E.ebangs pet, on as good terms a. can be
Purchaied in Portland filing Of Bibles,
TelsmeRts, and School Book, Alio, Books
or Divinity, Law, and Phyic with good
ailITtPnsnt az Books on Miscellaneous Subjects.
The lubicribers for ihe GoGpei Militant are
hereby informed that they may receive heir
numbers by applying IS above Aifo, Ballou's
Review, his Notes on 'he Parable. ; Letters
and UnIverls Hymn Books.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
FROM WASHINGTON PAPER.

LErdet Of a ierrey 70 a gentleman a. Ty.sAizE-
fS1.
Make my compliment to Mr.. Madison
when ou make your next bow at his levee--
1t he will repeal the non importation l. W, re-
woke the interdictory proclamation, impair
tialIze his measures, and be fairly and bona
fde neural, have good reason from my late
English letters, % assure him that Great Bril-
tain will enter into such sn Arrangement at
once, as will be satisfactory 70 him and to ev-
cry honest, well meuning man in the United
States, will pledge myselfto effect such
an arrAngementin months from his date.
els it not strange that he (Mr. M has
made no communication 10 Cnngres- Of Mr..
Fosters letter where tie unequlvocslly offers
70 restore every impressed sesmen in the SER
vice Of Great Britain, if the Secretary Of
State will furnish alist Of them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
MORE PROOF

That tie French haze "ceased to viOIdte ctr
neutral commerce."
Ship Congress, Clarke, from Baltimore for
London. has been taken BY the French, and
sent into Cherbourgh!
Ship Olive Branch, Bradley. from Keil,
danish port,i for Philadelphia, put into
Hull, in distress-repaired, sailed again, and
was taken by French cruiser.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11

If we are no. out Of order, we would fug
eelt 10 iome Of the friends Of fair CeallHg 10
the Houfe Of Representatives 10 move that the
PreGdent be requelfed toIay befoEe the houle
with open doors, true copy OF all documents
or conferences, Of whatever came or nature
that have pafIed between M Surrurier, the
French minifter, and the Cabinet, during the
prcfent f Zion of Congrei. that's al.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
RURAL REPORT.

" Ror6ury, .4hrH % 1t is reported,
that the son of Member Of Congress
who belongs to the Committee of For
eign Relations, has just been advised by
his daddy TO Join an Engine Company
Immediately, to prevent being drafted
to 60 ali the way TO Canada. If this be
true, is not WIdr certain +!
Yours, sc. Yankee Doodle"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
NEW SHOE S TORE.
!. LUMNUS,

i|hNE9 III. method 70 inform The inhabit-
ants Of Portland and It's vicinity. that he
has taken he .ta~e formerly occ1p'ed by MIR,
W'rcho,tCr. Book fore, ID Maine itreet,
where he offers for iae general and increai-
ing zncrtmcn: Of SHOES OF The hett quality,
futable fer he preten, & approaching iealon.
T.,,n and country merchants and ir.dets Iup-
oiled on tie moi reafon2ble term.
Pot0aS It'i! -, 1872. (2m)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
poetrv.
The MYSER'S GRAVE

THE MISER'S GRAVE
Naught bu the ranking weeds That wave,
The '9ort OF everyblait,
Shall Der the MIXERS u ~ grave,
Their Iengtheu'd lhAdows c.l.
His dark and foitary bed,
No footRep ere could ihow,
OF friend who worldly pieafures fed.
For luxury Of woe.
o FAY did gratitude ere place
a Jingle hoWefet there;
DID poverty Der path retrace
To wet il with tear!
Did any 6gh re Ger bis grave
By fuilen bats twas given
DID any tear his a1hes lave,
|; was The dew Of heaven
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
Musical Inftruments Tuned.

Mr. DYKE, teacher on the Piano, begs
AVA leave to offer his services to the Ladies Of
Portland, in the line Of bis profrihOn-hs re-
pairs Organs, Piano Fortes, HarphChords, Spin
etts, and ClavecorcS, on the most reasonable
serla', at Capt. Parrot'', in Federal Street.
Nav T.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11

A meeting has been held At Northampton
County, Pennsylvania, at which it was voted
to remonstra'e Congress against the Embar.
go Law, and against making War Thanks
were voted to Mr.. Rodmsn, their member
Of Congress, for voting against the Embar-
go and committee was appointed 70 re-
quest him to return to Washington and en-
deavour to have it repealed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
From the Baltimore Wh;g.

On Saturday last, we arc informed, Phil
adelDhia gentleman who has brig * Ame-
liza Island, laden with British manufactures
waited on Mr.. Gsllatin 10 consult about the
case. In conversation Mr.. O. told him to
let his vessel come in she would be seized
10 save dpbedrlrces-but that size would be
given up ~ would be several other vessels
in q similar situation -..--
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
NOTICE =

THE Board of Overieer' of Bowdoin COL
lege are hereby notified that fem :
annual meeting will be holden in the Col
leee Chapel, on Tueiday, the 9th of May
iultant, at 10 O'Clock NJ
John ABBOT, Say IF 'ai5 Board.
BIpnirrieA My Q, 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
Embargo & War.

A meeting Of the Citizens Of the County
Of Plymouth, was held at Plymouth on Fri.
day last, for the purpose of demonstrating
against Embargo and WGr. The Hon.
George Partridge presided.-We lesrn, that
the meeting was generally attended, and
that spirited memorial 10 Congress was
dopled.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.


MIR. Madison having lost the Massachu-
settS election, we now axe the liberty to en-
qure of him what advantage the union has
derived from the payment of that bride TO
J5hn Henry This money belonged to the
people oft United States, not to Mr.. Ma
Olson. Mr.. Madison had no more right TO
tLke it out Of the treasury without the ex.
press authority oflaw, than burglsrisn has
20 take money out Of his neighbours desk.
AT the same time, there may be occasions,
Notwithstanding Mr.. Jetierson's declaration
about never paying out money withouta spe-
cific appropriation, in which the nation might
sustain great injury, unless the Administra-
lion should advance money, even where no
express appropriation had heen made
When such case occurs, and they ought 10
happen bat rarely, Congress will always
pass q law lustIfying the expenditure
Those cases, however, are only of extreme
me- ssity 20 the nation at large-they are
never such AS refer 20 the good merely of an
Individual. The revenue of the UDited
STATES was never laid for the promotion Of
the private interests Of ambitious aspiring de-
mAgogues. Now if any benefit has arisen
70 The nation by the unlawful expenditure Of
this $4,000 dollars, we should ike TO know
what il is-ard we ask it US particular Ia
vour of Mr.. Intelligencer Gales, who acts as
. kind OF Presidential Jews Harp, to play Il
of to Us IN one of his sweetest notes.
Conn. Mirror.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
[Hhoie No. 733.

merits, aud PASS for as much as il isworth But
If il does not, without the aid Of any mid or
INTERPRETATION, eventually weaken the con
fdence of the people in our present Executive,
will acknowledge, that the mantle Of Walh.
ington has fallen upon Madilon.
Wgi5irgfaaian1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11

THE subfcriher is abou, 70 clore iis Lui-
: nels, thOfe TO whom he is indebted will
pIeale 20 hand in their demands, and receive
;heir pay, and thcie that are Indebted, are re-
queGed to fe,t!e the fame by the twentieth of
Ju'v next, or their demands will be left with
al Attorney for collection without rererve
A9,ElS. (om.) THOMAS FOkSATFH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11

B9urdCrJ accommodated.
THE lubrcriber informs his friends that he
has taken convenient HOuie 10 Fore.
ltrest, near Clay Cove, where he can accom-
medale feveral conRant or tranfient BOARD.
RRs. JOHN MlNOT.
M1y a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
Legilatuye # L9:ger CQna11.

MONDAY 9th April.-It was re-
folvcd that an enquiry Be made into
the fate Of the Province, and the pub
lie events which took place under
the administration If Sir I n.
CRAIG and Secret Committee Of
five Members was appointed to pro
coed on the fad enquiry, with power
10 leud for perfons and records, and
report from time to time, as they
may deem exPedien;.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
70 Let, or For Sale.

4 FARM in good repair. Ats. a SALT
WORKS. con6l,ng Of IS kettles, and il one
Ct the beA ftands the manufacturing Of
sat il the county. irquiTe a. Above.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
Total Of the French Navy

France, with So fhips of the line
and u frigates, dares not exhibit
them out Of port, and yer our B-im-
borion administration talk Of cha6ng
the Britiih from the ocean with 8 or 8
frigates and 4 few rotten gun boats
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
SEASONABLE GOODS.
SETH CLARK,

IIAS Jun received a new aGortment Of
BrOadcisfb5 & CaDTmere5,
az various celcu@s Al priees-togethec ~Ih
black FIX VISITING, and variety of San.
ford's celebrated SUsPEEDERs-which re Of
ters for lAe GU as good terms as can be had
elfeShere.
He continues 80 execute the
THILDRING BUSINESS,
a, his ihop IN EA.La.gr F.ea, wiih neatneis and
in the mon fsflionabe name
.B.-T2Ih1MINGS Of Al! K eds, IS dual.
Pa,Hrr1, My 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
GHEDES IRON.
YANIELl-

4 WOMAN to take the management Of
2 : I'm II Dairy near 10 Porland.-/Ao,
BOY abou: Or IS years Of aye, who under
nands driving a team. Apply to MIR VIII
LIAM LEWIS Han '6Gs Street, or to the Prin-
Ger az this Paper
Po,f,1nd, May 4, 1879
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
Portland Academy.

portland Academy.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annual
~ Meeting Of the Tru9ee, of Portland A.
cademy, for the choice of Officers SC, will
be hodea at my office in Portland, on Tuef-
day the twelfth day of May current, at three
O'Clock ia the afternoon.
BY order Of the TruGees
STEPHEN LONGFEILOW, Jr, S"y
Portland, May 4, 1919.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11

Connecticut election The returns o
los towns (out Of ll9) have been recei-
we'd In these Governor GRISWOLD
has lO,464 votes-Mr. BoARDMAN (the
democratic CandidateI 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
Valuable Books at Auction.

dlGdDlC DJOhS dl AAONNAO1As
AT u O'clock 4, II.
On THURSDAY, the 18Th gf May
next,
WILL be fold to the hghe(f bidder, at the
w office Of S MLTLLAN * I. FLETCHER,
Ere5aegs freet, upwards of
400 V0l5. IF BOOKS,
10 almoN every branch Of Literature -Thefe
Books having been feieGted with great care for
a SoeisL Library in this town and but little u
fed, renders the opportunity for procuring Pri-
vate Libraries or rePlenrhing public ones,
more favourable than has been prelented for
feveral years palf-The limits of an advertlle-
ment will hardly admit ct particular emu
meration of The catalogue-a particularization,
therefore of the mon valuable, NUT Gufhce -
viz.
DR.. Rees' New Cyclopedia-I7 vols.
Briti.h Claiicks-39 vols.
MAYORS Univer(al Hiitory, Ancient and Mod
Millot's Elements Of General, Hi(lory-5 vols.
Orton's EXPEDITION of the Old Telament-6
vols.
HiGo.y Of the reign Of the Emperor Charles
VS. vols.
Gibbons HiGoTy of the Roman EmPne-i2
vols.
Wsihington's IAfe-5 vols.
Wio,erbothsm's HiAory of Americas vols
Ro5ertfon Haory Of Scotland-S vols
Do do of Charles Va vols.
BARS Sermons-S vols.
Hur,er's Sacred BiograPhy-6 vols.
Cold(nith's Animated Nature vols.
K0izs bues Dramatic WORKS 3 vois.
Lock on the UnGeraaUdiug-s vols.
Rollins Ancient HI0ory--S vo's.
POps's Works. vols.
Shskspeare's Plays vols.
Rritiih P'u, arch-S vols.
Humes Hiaory Of Esgland-2i vols.
Iolephus' Works vols.
Tnaram Shan3y--S vols.
Mavor's Brinlh Tour,f--6 vols.
Mavor's collection Of Voyages and Travels
IS vols.
Rufeil's Modern Eufope-5 vols.
horie's Geography, Gazetteer, &c SC &c.
~ \ complete Catalogue Of the Book. may
e teen At the place Of l4le
&bg1Z7, 1872.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11

GONE time fnce, 5,h vol. LEE or WASH
= INGroN-lupr fed to be lent TO lome per-
10: who has probably forgotten 10 return lt.
JOSEPH BARBOUR.
Nav a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
French Fleet.

The London Star Of March y J,
ftates the following to be an accurate
account of the naval force Of France.
now in the harbours of Toulon, Breft,
Antwerp, L'Orient, Rochefort Ge-
noa, and Cadiz:
OF 40 guns g
80 guns 6
- guns %
Ships Of the line s.
Frigates n
TIL r u. FL ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11

Steel Spring Iruhes.
: large afTortment Of Baacha1d' celehra-
~ ted SrrFt SpsINo TSUssL5, If all hze',
WHICH for utility and convenience exceed Aay
now il uCc, are kept coaGan''y for f4Ie by
Benjamin Butman,
Er.Er.ys f-,et, P9,E1rI, hPrH q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
RUFUS VARRELL.
THOMAS DONNELL.
John GOODWIN.

TThis aeposinOn is officially certified. By
DAVID SwEALL, Esq. Judge ef U S. Dis
trict Cowt f Naine Disr-YoRK, Ne. ApriI
q, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11

II is calculated that ! co,oco u RI
lars have been paid 10 BonaParts for
licenfes The laR 3 months beGd-s
bearing his enormous impoRs AMI
forced cargoes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11
ANCHORS g TEAS.

ANCHORS g TEAS.
lust received at No. =, Central Row. ?
compete adortment OF
: TITyran.e4 Ancb9r5 q Kf3gc5,
so chea. q qral,y HyfOn, Hyton ikiO' and
Scuchong TEAS
la Steve
$50 R5ls. No. ; aud No BEEF
10 do Bone Midhng PORK
go boxes old Brown SOAP
1000 VT ten retailing COFFEE
q dcz N,ckercl LINES
Large SCALE BBANS for ia'e ~
JOHN P. THURSION.
45rR 27, 1919. cow
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11

time their chests were thrown into the sea
as before mentioned, they were permitted to
take their spare clothes in bags: but Of
these they were deprived by the Sommon
aalors and brought away none OF their wear
ing apparel except what they wore on their
bodies. And Thomas Donnell ;estifes and
says that willie he was on board the French
vessel he WAS robbed of some gold ear rings
that he had wore in bis ears for about five
years preceding. There were about fifty
prisoners on board the Acknowledging
Of them were Portuguese, some Engllshmen
and the remainder Americans the ress
son given for not destroying the Betsy, was
their being DESTROYS Of disposing Of some of
tEeir prisoners-the Deponents further say
that when Capt Saunders was taken 10 the
French ship, he directed the DePonents TO
fiji their several Kegs with Rum for their
own use but while they were doing it,
they we're forcibly prevented and their seve.
raj kegs thrown into the sea.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11

Far |aLe, re5v Pink Stern B9at,
RURTHENED SO Ton. or thereabout built
- Of the ben materials, now on the itocks ,
with rigging and fails Gao be delivered in
or days-APPly TO
EZEKIEL DYER.
Cape Elizabeth, May 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11

The New York Gazette says. that besides
he l40 sail of vessels which were hastily
10 AIDED j this port, and escaped from the
Embargo, 81 sail, mostly from Southern
ports, have be- n intercepted il our Oiiing by
their owners, and ordered for European and
West India ports.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11

Several coating veiTel' in paiiing Cun-boat
No Io4, Ga;ioned At New York, have been
wan,onIy fired into with bail, attended with
abuGve language. A market noop had her
mainlail pierced with bal! about ] 2 inches
from the head of a paGenger Depotiuons
TO this effect are publifhed in the New York
papers
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11

An Act appropriaiing certain fines for
the repairing Of Highways and Bridg-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11

Ships of the line g
Frigates ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-28

SJS fLL1NERY g AtANTUA-MAKING.-
Tvs Southgsts NIil,iner & Naniua-N aaer, in tie
store lately occupied nv .uL:n l.anret us Grocery,
and opposite that Of Robert Nelson & Co., f. stree
X Richmond, is thankful for the encouragement which
has been awarded to her exer,ons since she COM
of Richmond and its vicinity that she las Just Open
cd choice assortment OF Fashionable .5fik;.ery-
aud having made arrangements with a house at New
York for regular supply OF the san,e together III
the prevailing fashions there. she hcncciorth holds
herself able to furnish her friends with whatever they
may want in her line, on the most unexccptionablc
terms; aud to make dresses according to tle neues,
fashions such MAJ be handed to her FOR imita-
ton in the best manner, and on the shortest notice.
JAM II. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-28
yIT.LLIAM II. HUBBARD, rsspectfni

|ETsLLIAM II. HUBBARD. respectfully
w informs his customers and the public.
that he has removesh;U street, opposite TO captain
CANDLES. a; the sg: oil the Bout cad Shoe JJoye-
hoasc, where ic continues his business in its various
branches.
In addition to q great variety Of Boots aud Shoes
of his own mai,uiaeture, lac oilers handsome assort-
ment OF SLoAN's ELEGAN rlsALrIMoRE Doors.
As lac is cmu.ous TO please, he will en,!eavor by keep
ING constant slpply OF Shoes and Pumps OF every
description, se!ecte,. from The most approved i:co
;irs ut boston and Ncwio,k, to crafty generous
community.
Waved Calf Skins, Bort Legs aud Tops, Black and
Colosred Roam Skius, Shoe Thread, Sc &e. always
oSt.iuaS.e application.
y. u. or;ets !.,oa the country gratefully received
and punctnal!y attc.nle to.
On Consignment and daily expected per sery.
N.rkimer, SIX Nt.A-DRED ram SHOES,
well assorted and suitable the season, ci, will be
s' at wholesale ut the invoice pr.cc, for cash, or On
small advance aad 60 days credit, for approved nc
so;isb.e notes.
November GO. wiIw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-28

Z OEERTlSEMENT.--In order to CRAFTY GU
4 r1osity, natural this OCCASION and to present
to those who feel an interest in knowing the causes
OF the late unhappy catastrophe, which has changed
oef once lively and animated city into a I" house of
mourning, with all the authentic information which,
can he Obtained, well as to have il il, more last
ing aud durable form, than bein. scattered OIL the
pages o. newspaper, JOHN ". JONES, Opposite
10 tne Eagle Tavern, in the main street. ly tn at
tention of his northern friends, is furnished with
number OF copies of N, Account of the tate oSey-
qOheinting CgL.4.lfI7'T, in q booI form Which.
together with preface, containing appropriate re-
Elections, calculated to awaken the attention of the
public to the frequency Of the destruction OF Theatre
cal edhees contains, also, narrative Of the affect
ing circumstances attending the awful conilr
Collected from various letters, publications, and Off
oial reports.
On the n'idst efHfs, sUe are in death"
Jan. 25 .e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-28
Richmond, Dec. 2s.

10y Virtue of a Deed in Trust, executed to me Oh,
4 the 30th of March, 1911 by John p Shields, to
debt due to John Coke, which deed was re-
corded in the county court Of James City, July term
1811-Will be sold, the 3st OF january, 1919, be-
fore the door of the Raleigh Tavern in the City of
Williamsburg, the following property, so much rs
may be necessary to answer the purpose of the said
deed, to wit
A HOUSE and the LAND thereto belonging, in
the city of Williamsburg, which was devised to the
said Shields by Mrs. Mary Cooke a Tract Of Land
in miles Of Williamsburg, containing 100 acres,
more or less, which land purchased bv the said
Shields of Robert Greenhow-Also, "a Wagon and
Gear and S Horses.-Terms Of sale, CASH.
WM. BROWNE, Trustee.
Williamsburg, Jan. 9. otp