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THE SEA MAMMOTH.

CssT at .heTD- York,
On the sstl, of April 1915, before me, the I'M
dersgned Notary Public personally came and APP
pesred. Samuel G. Baiy, late master of the ship
Amsterdam Packet, WIN. II. Handy late master OF
the shp LYDIA and Adam Knox late Master OF the
schooner tugu sta, all belonging to Few York aud
the ssid depauepts being duly sworn sccordipg {
'aw, seversiy and solemniy deposed and dccisrsd
thai they were passengers board the ship Niagara
which arrived st this pnri FROM Lisbon IN Saturday
sat and that on the 9Th of April init being in lat
-, a. long. IS at rnaridi n, saw large lump ION
the horizon, bearing N w distant Elk or eight mile
which they supposed he The hull ofa large thip
BOTTOM upwards. When within gun shot OF il DIS
covered . ha motion, & On nearer approach und
IT to be FISH Apr ntlytwo hundred feet ia LEM tn
about so broad, and from II to Is feet high in the
centre, covered With shell. fermei similar to the
plank on q c'inker built vessel. Near the head on
the rig SIDE, "as large hole or archwny, cover.
ed occasionsiy with H, 'vrcl, was at times about
or lofeet out ct water Intended to have sent the
boat to make tu,ther disc ries hut was deferred!
from the dreadful! appeareree of the monster havin,
approached within thirty yards of it.
Wm.-R. HANDY.
ADAM KNOX.
SAML G BAILEY.
Sworn before me,
VIM BLEEcKER, Notary Public.
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April ~.

I 'liE business heretofore carried on hy
Z. D. SEIX4S 81 Co.
In future wiz he conducted under the fir, ~
MARKS 4 sEixAs, ~
Who have Just received, and offer for sale a, ,,.;
Store opposite the Eagle Tavern,
so TRUNKS OF SHOES
Containing an Elegant & General hssortmen, rs
the following.
Ladies' elegant Esslish * American Kid plain full
trimmed and London dressed, with Pueklcr..
DO. BLACK and coonred Morocco,
De. Russian Sandals,
DO. Seal Skin full trimmed & with PuekIer.
Ties. "'N
Gentiemens, & Boys fne Dress Shoes end Punns,
10 do. second qusfj DO. do,
Childrens' Morocco and Leather Scots, Pumps ard
Shoe Soals,
Mens' .Wonens' and Roys' Common Leather shoe.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
being selected f-on The hest hian,,ts in B,,
tinlore, Philadelphia and New York
.ILSO,
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NOTICG

. the house keepers and othcrs authorised g.,
Law, - vote tor m,nbcrs Of tic Corlfoor
GaHei' for Monroe ward TO in the Cifr,r mel
mond that ~ cons,q ncncc or thc incHe.yilt, g..
VIM Hay IN. hsq. who was elected ~ fle 'i.
sr4ual Eleeu ~ - rerieeeSt saii w,.d.) r.u VIII
&c cpensd 70 che purP''s ~ GHug tic Yocspc,
tAqs occasion :. m sfH,tiag al. ,l.b,h.offt,@
"eNi ~ there a Sc Df sir 4. Laoreel, e.. he
'our Of ten O'clock A. ~
". - WHEN. er,isass
49,. y ;as ~ 9. Kisiln,ona
eiis
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ONE HUEDRED & THIRTY THOU9AND
DOLLARS.

Z RI two prizes. each u $4,000, one Of g2n, ono s.
q ore OF ioiO,0O0--remain nndraWn in the Ms,i-
zeal College Lottery the Grst drawn ticket on t,e
9Th e Mpy nest is entitled 10 one Of tie .ss0.OgU
prize few Tickets warranted unGras, Gnu be
purchased il applied for before the ist of May a!s
Tickets IN the Hospital and N the Trinity CburcI,
Letteries now draw,ng, can be bought al the pre-
sent prices III nGt ddT, IT Tie Lottery osice nj
The subscriber where regular Register Took vii.
De kept, GbbrovsI nofes, 6rise rictefs O, nant
Notes Of other States viii be received 10 laymeni
exchanged
Il. KtJlSHEEDT,
@tsS essrs SsIs. tie Dsj rareya
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Elizabeth Foster, Maiden Foster, Roht. Foster.
Ezekiel Foster, Joshua Foster and Moses Eos.
ter
EDLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE-That 7 shall
petition the county court OF Prince Edward. at
july court next, for decree OF the said court, to
ter decd.
THos. PETTUs, Admir-. of
Benz. Foster, deod.
warren 20. w8wp
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Maya.
n egroes for Sale.

e Y Virtue Of deed ,.r trug, execn,o,t, e..
SB late Tho;nas Gos3e to the Subscriber in o,.-
der to secure Mr. John Leslie as his endorse, ~
tle Bank OF Virginia for the sum of one thoY.e,S
rive hundred Do'lare, and the interest and char
ges thereon, which said sum lies been Maid SINGS
the death Of said GooGe by Mr. Leslie
WILL BE EXPOSED TO SALE.
~ Public auction at Zacharish }rooks's Tavern
~ the town Of Manchester, on Thursday the or,
dag Of the present month the
kol2o7uinP Negroes.
Viz Frederick. Grace, Kezie, MiIiey, John an.s
50 many OF them as vii be Sufficient ;f,
al charges attending the execution ofthe saifl deeI
o. J io',--whieh is ofrecord in the General Court
May }. I '"SHe:
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NOTICE.

a LII persons having claims against The estate
ofCapt, John +. Price decd. are requested 70
bring them forward properly authenticated ard re.
ceIse payment--and all persons indebted are earn
eaS requested to make payment or come for
rd All make arrangements for III cir ,,i.eharge
as steps viii be t1ken tn enforce the payment
rom all who do not comply with this request,
VIM y. WREN,
Acting Exo'r OF John f. Prise deed
April 81. 81
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HiA0rd e Stillm0n.

b AVE on hand a toerabie supply OF Ear;hern
= Ware large proportion Ut Wiici are staple
end useful articles, such as Edged add g. C. Tistes
do. Dishes, Tea * Coffee Cups s. sauccrs, Bowls.
Mugs Jugs, Basins, &c. Sc.--snd general assort.
mont Of
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James River Land For Sale.

Iames River Land For Sale.
11h Subscriber viii offer to the highest
K b'ddfr, before the door Of the BefIT@-
Terp, ~ the City Of Richmond, the second Mon.
400 Acres OF Land,
In the county Of amherst, fifteen or t,ye,, -.
below q, ynehhUre, Of which fourth is +. O w
", - - OF the brsi quaIity it has also
ore thifd OF The purchase money viii BE- rsou;r.d
ON the day OF sale, and the y si,le viii he dien,S
mo Two annual instaments with deed OF trust an-
thomas 7. Mayo, WIN was htsly the o,o,,rieto.
?. t''a iraef,Hnd nov resides H. viii siew il r.,
any one on application.
May 7. 'ie ~, G
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ADJUlANr GENeRAL's orr,CE
CENERsshU3DERs. s''' ''iS'

-; GENERAL D3DERS.
ne following regulations to he observed in
relation 10 certain M,tsry ui!enacrs -
In ah cases where, 90 call ir,o oetua' seryies
ders OF the 1871, April 1912 shan nave r,;,.J ~
hereafter shall fsil % rei r 20 the place oi rend
'"ns, apponttd Cor the Company 10 which h, va,
atSehFd AS psrt oi the rr9'F:lpu he IS to Inc foy,h
w'ih reported 20 the Con,nau,snt Of the Rep;,,roh
ON which ic drawn TO be deal, vtb arc..s.
inr 10 Law.
Bat where such person sali bsyc Appeared at .,.,
rcnd' z'ons and alterwaris deserted from the ser.
o. thc Regimen, froW si,ch he was detoe,el. IL
reported 10 has Conmautng Officer in actual se,..
wee. IN order tha, measures may be taken for pr.
edMe Against the offender according to the rules Sc
by order OF the Commander in Chief
VIM. w. HENiNG, ID. A.c
FcR
MOSES GREEN, A. C.
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M ELEG.fN'T .qSSORTsfE.NY,

Goa, Silver & Shenille suspenders,
'friIamings for Ores Jumping Rones far
se3, YoupS ,,A,aI
Silk Cords, Lead Pencils
Cords and 1'arseis, piosr,nr and WAY r..
Elegant Embroidered X p..,s
Morocco Ridicules, Dtqlycr's sup,-f,.
Ladies' Head Dresses, lsine s, co,,,n,,,, fIy.,
Pearl and Wax Reads, iur cardS
DiaoS snH Coiored Cal Straw Trimmings,
Military sashes, An eie.snt s. a;.ne.,,
-, i,, oaSs' assortment cf Ri1ishe3,
N'mareiS Cotton and amongst which are
W ofs,en SOCKS, Gehtemeus' Maaois-
~, ~ Srith iiat Covers, ny Csp'd Horse Ana
S'''Irens - Boys hGa- Shoe Brushes for tra-
Gnu 'iofoeco Hats Yelling of superiac
:, ana Sips, / quality
300. "o'a ana Webb Potent LiqsiA s. Ca1.
ing, Bsokine,
SIX Cmbrei'aa ana Pa Walkips Canes
rSo'S Trunks assorted si-ss
Mshs ,Woraens' DoYs. Sl,os bread,
,5psssSn, Beaver and Black Morscco Ski,.s,
Cotton Cards,
Which will be disposed Of on the most rnoderats
terms, for cash on approved paper. LibcrsI defius
tons from their retail prices viii be made to ,sho.
sale purchasers.
II. MARKS
NJ i. u. sEIXASs
10y re 81
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A Gard.

SeENJAMlN MoSDY still keeps the v;rrinls
- snn i"r The accommodation of his friends SRA
.n1 Puo"e scneraiy who may Favonr him wiki iheir
custom. few Delesates 20 The Ma sc.s;o. wi,
aaI board tor se'sa horse on ,noirra,e terms
~ u. g'od ilssh u.i Horse wig be kent n, al
tunes TO aeeommDiste Gep:ernen aud Ladies wish
ing 70 go to 'se eonn'ry Gentlemen Wishing to 60
to the springs viii be preferred.
April TO- I'm,
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BOARD & LODGING.

BOARD & LODGING.
4 < ire day, week or year, in the House form.
~ ery occupied by Col. Sober, Gamble, oppo-
site the issing-s,,n Tavern
- A few mesnbsts Of Assembly, can have cora
Portable accommodations.
JOHN HELso
May B. wAwn
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a LII persons having claims against the estate Of
- John Davis decd Of Hanover County, are here
by requested TO present them for pay rDent & those
indebted to the estate will please make immed
ate payment as no further Indulgence can fbe ei.
VEN
III DAVIS, Admr
Of che Estate OF Jo!sa Davis deed
April 20. wsw
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A LII persons having claims against the Estate OF
~ the late Mr.. Esme Smocke, are requested 10
present them for Adjustment, aud those Indebted to
make payment to
April1e w4w
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TIE Subscriber has just received a supply of
- fresh
SALAD OIL. TEAS, PRUNES,
and las baud general, and well selected assort
saelt of
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A INTEND to practice Law in the Superior and
: inferior courts Of Powhadan, Curnberland
GoochIand and Chesterfield.
COLLIN CLARKE.
way l. w5wp
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GRO ERIES,
Together with a very good assortment cf China,
Glass and CroOkery Ware, which he will sell On Ib.
eral terms.
JOSHUA CRUMP
April SO. sw
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~, aNACH's
4 q 0ale ~ I@iS C.lHt,
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sworn before me,
VIM. BLEEcKrR, Notary Public.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18

Then near the fam'8 Eyy,isn coast,
His s.llanr s,resme.s proudly flew;
His arms subdued the G-Iic hOsi.
And there his ga'h'ring Ieureis grew
Twas thus upon the western Ike,
Brave PrRRY met his gsliSnt foe;
His honor and his fine at sake,
Ills lsurels trembling on his brow.
The cannon's thunders loudly roar,
Now quick, f.es the deadly ball,
How weA'iing in their crimson gore,
The fearless, yalor Gus, toemen fall.
The ship tbst bears q hero's name,
Wnhslsnds with pride, the BrItsn lire,
Tho ragged the battle, still the ssme,
She scorns her venge snce, and her Ire.
Tho Tell the braves. of the brave,
Her gallant slreamers float on high.
Her Stripes, and stars, SSH proudly wave /,
While b. sh thunder rends the sky.
Still un,npair'd the British line,
With VARIOUS courage deu.tless stood,
Is II unwlling.o reciine.
Tho floating were their decks with blood.
And now, more closely they engage,
And now, more d. ably g'cws The fight,
NV, fiercer is TIE battles r.ge,
More solemn, awful, is The sight
Now Barclay. gallant Britain yields
His conquered ships, to Perry brave,
No more. his gliiterng Steel he Yields,
NJ mortal arm his feet can save.
Auspieious hour oglorious day
TIE muse with joy, shall ever sing,
Shall eve, in responsive lay,
Her tend'rest, dearest, tribute bring.
Long shall she mourn in solemn strsin,
Foo Brooks, and those who fought, and bled,
Sasll long their memory reclaim.
And soften their cold. wary bed.
Long, shall The dresry wild around.
OF, echu, with the gallant deed,
The skies with glory shall resound,
For hun, who justly wears the need.
fn,lncibility, no more is known,
| With PRIDE we own the high behest,
That has destroyed her powr'ful throne,
That rose upon Butannia's crss'.
True, can Columbia richly boast,
Her Hull, Decatur, Perry, Jones,
In VIZ, each eqaai 10 a hos
lie brayest, tiue.,, noblest sons.
Nor shall not less, her Lawrence dear,
He Bainbiidge, Burrows, bear part,
For those whose died, she has a tear,
For those who live, liberal heart.
Long, shall her willing affairs somke,
W nth swee,e est incense to their fame,
Long, shall the Charms wi ich they hay.
Se,
Ehcireie fair Colum bias name.
ID A.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
SEFFERSONIAN COM MERGE.
PoRT oF SALEM

Satwdoy e.Itor Ipswich. Cart ei y"gg9,
with 10 British prisoners Ut war rs psssen
er,. safely arrived at Ipswich, and moored
in the custody OF por, Admiral Stamford,
who is especially instructed by Marshal
Prince to row guard, and not permit them
to sli1 their csbles or wind. :
lMosday, Aug. IL Cleared and called At
3 p NJ. with vii her canvass spread, Nd.
Todd 5 horse ship .Dresdoongh;, C.ptsm
poynton, for New York, cargo. sltrol and
cremor tartar, to order.
Also, her consorl Jetierson's Beauty, capt.
Ncsmilh, for New-Yort, with vi,rol to or.
der.
The above ships will be up al New York
the 2@s for Salem, wind and weather per-
hitting.
Ksnne5unk, Oct. 7.-C,ea,ef. the fast sail
ing wagon Rather. Jeiisl DIS, for Boston.
with dry goods.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
Land PRIYfTEERLaG.

The following is u short sketch of Q re
cent battle, under the act to.encoursge land
pr',sleerInP, between whs, are called in
this part of he country, Une.e Sans Men.
and the Men Of s-Tmk.--On Friday
se'nnigl {, squsDtity Of gods we're seized
pu susnt TO tie oct sfore aid, by cas,om
house officer At Granville, in Washington
county, urder pre- eEce hat thes bad been
smuRgied from Canads. On Menda" sue
ceedlng the owner obtained a wri, of re.
plevn, and the sheriff, sf,cr meeting with
some opposition, succeeded. in possessing
himself Of the goods, according 10 the Ia VS.
a this state. Onc!e Sans Men, however,
feeling little disposition to be deprived 81
heir b0o y in this m inner, (ior secure as
they thought Of The whole. they had pun
ae,ed but a small part OF he goods,) raised
a band of war hawks, and attempted res.
cue.--The sheriff called the posse Of The
neigh5ourhood to his assistance, and the
part'es being nearly equal, although tie
war hawks were rather he rio,, numerous,
battle royal ensued. !. VISA long and ob.
sunstely contested bur ended in the com
-lete discontinue of Uacle Sans party,
who rei'ed from the conflict, marked with
many broken head and bruised limb, leav.
ing lhe Men IF Nep 15,k in possession 0.
the field Of battle and the goods.
LansinSSwsh Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
British Ofhclai Account,
OF THE TAKING OF THE ARGUS

capfaia Naples account Of fhe capture Of he
.i,sus .ia,sd onbooyd ,he Pe,ican, at s. Da-
eds Read. dugan IA, addressed ~ .i4nvat
1hornbo, ough
/ HAVE. the honor to lniorm YOU ths' ~
obedience 10 your orders 10 me OF the 12'h
ms. TO cruise in ST. Georges iChsrn fer
the projection CT he trade. d o do's.n n.
lorna ion Of the amr'ic.a sio > If N.afsfs
had lie good ioI tune to boa d brig. the mas.
ter Of which informed n, tbat.e Id seer
a vessel apparently usn.of ssr s,.a ne
10 The N E., A Ibis mo,:.ioR, l " tessel
on q q and brig standing from IA. which I
soun made 10 ne . Csu'st;: made 40 sail N
chase, and y. h.F pas, $, -cme slo' z side OF
her lshe hsvln, shortened ssii, nd made
herself clear FIR IN obs ma ,e sistsnce, !
when after giving her 'hrso beers oW &C.
ton commenced, which W. KEEP up with
great spiru On bo,h sides. Is uN -i;cs, when
we lay her along eide, and " ~ the act
OF boarding when sle uck aer colours.--
She proves 10 be the y eloop Of war Ar.
gus. oil $50 tons, is tper'y four po5ud ear.
ronades. aud two ijng IL ,ounde IS had on
board when she sailed & ON Ame~ics (, wo
months siace,) !. CON, m, ut ot lag slen,
but Ia action, l27. con NJ nded By Lieut..
Commandsnt w H. Alien. who, regret 70
say, was wousded ~ariy IN 'he sci,on. and
has since suffered am uts,ion ofhis lef high
No eulogium l could use W uid de- sufis
cieni justice 10 he meri.s my gal ~ Of.
feers and crew (Which consisted OF 49,
the cool courage hey displayed, nc he
precision Of ,heii FIRE, could o'dy he eqnalled
by their zeal to distinguish themselves, but
| mus, beg leave 10 cell your s,teTtion TO
the conduct Of my first L,euien@nir Thomas
Welsh of-Mr. w Clan,ille, asung master;
Mr.. VIM iagrah.m, The pa ser, who voan-
teered his services On deck md Mr..
Richard Scott, the bos,swsin
Our loss, am happy 10 Say, is SIN lone
masters mate, Nj, VIM Young. slain IN The
moment ot victory. while sniIns,iIg by his
courage and example, al around hin; and
one able sesmsn, by he name Of John
Kfter--besides S seanen wounded, who sie
doing well-,hat Of the enemy, have not
been able 10 ascertain, but IT is considerable,
her officers say about forty Killed and
wounded, .t.st Ao.
lhsve the honor TO he. 30. al
(Signed) J.F. MALES, CoEnd'r
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fmelqu 4.,teIitgence.
NEW YoRx ccroRsn 8

NEW yoRx ccrosRa 8.
Latest nesps-By the shi., X beF; jiurns,
arrived :, THE Hn,k Yesterday we have re,
ceived London p ,ers, minste i'll and ar,io
minis erial 70 The 29h If August,
The good ne VS. ,'ely mentioned te ese
tria bad Joined ihe cause Of the die
tfmed The righteous Cause of,he II, -
sainst the feil destroyer &c the hum
the blood sttiueS tyrsnt, whose -cr ~
ambition aims q, 90 hing saor, ct he s. -
cation "a the great globe self a.,
ths inhsbts L." She orings e he bed.
$50 0O0 men RassiS is 10 I'm. with
200 900, nj Sweden and p u,sis wills
10 900. Engisnd has land 4 Sra'suai
9O0O oi he hest ironps. The Erm dfta y
, q all tnd, aud he bal Ne sgsin l'ts
As % he suniec, hss estn, mo-
sgitstts our trading and moe ei.' /
the community, w wi,ts'e ,hs teis
of peace, we have OBJ lined 100 ii, le o rlss
tify Us in yeniu,ing upon any decisf,e 80
sefyanons The papers aie ''en' IN we
are told bys passenger If IN ell gen, I. who
came in the ship. that If ny mir.ser is
been disnAsciIed to Russis - is more han
is known in Lnnd9n ~ IL n rs even con.
jec,arcd when he IF j.. Wa -epor.ed,
| that ous commits once. "a q met witt, tu' q
! cold eception I srn tie ENpt'd This,
| however. if he an,h.s'zed a.. Sc tiered me.
diation, either in Tie f :, ia.iancr. or .uoa
sequent'y. can. hardly he SO. The great
! events on The con meat sec m 10 have " l.
j lowed u to- momenr, sill consider a,.n Of
! American ah,irs. 20 i
C'en rejoieings and illamina,ions had
] taken place in London for the victories Of
E. Lsrd Wellington, and we are relieved from
all spprshensions of any advantage hsving
been obtained by soult ard /. CT wzel n he
18th August, no. wilhs -ndiag the assertion
Of the ridiculous forged letter ha H. ely
pesred in the National Adv cate. Fl ON The
French General Seiiguac, md no, wi us nd.
ins he bets offered by Cenal i Cui,tsrd,
here 100 well known 20 he Eng.sh n
Holland unhsppily Cor them" We uust
Soul' will never again shew his head in The
,erruories of Spxin at present there Is &c
/ prospect that he ever will.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
6257

These figures which used 30 stare so
brsvely in The newspapers of our wsr.bswks.
since ibe impos,ute was detected by MIR,
TAGGAnr, seem 10 be quite neglected.
Our l!eig bbou,. in.law, who first allowed
the war to be SO pernicions and ruinous-
bu, now that it could lot be avoided, con.
slstent with self preservation, has 20, some.
,aing in lieu of tie 6257. He now will
have IL that the British took upwards of
900 OF our vessels before The declaration
OF wa, To remedy tlis evii, it seems.
The nlen who have th. nation in their care
declared spa,--and since that took place ,he
British have taken q, least ftn where they
before took one. In old fashioned homespnn
times such Il ,eu,siy would have been lhoug 1t
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
{ harles Farley.

ESPFClFUL' Yiufo m. the ,uhl,ck bat
he has ,akeo a fhop IN Middle n5eet oae
door wen Of M Noft,,id C,I,' where be
Tanufariures and Offers for fale JEWELRY
md SILVER WARE Of all kinds which
vii be fol cheap and warranted good
Ihofe who vim 60 tavcyr him with her Gus
Tom, he haters himf,lf hey will 6nd il to
her fltifact Oh Hal, He,I OF all kinds done
sih neainsls
~ Je~e'ry repaired at the fhortei notice
- Cath given fJt odd gold and liiver
f@fiesL, OS2ste, 4 6w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
@iScelInp.
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
by HIS ExcELLEscY,
CALEB 81 KONG

THE revolving year has again brought
us to the season, in which we have
been accustomed to unite, in Offering
our public tribute of 1hank sgiving and
Praise to the Supreme Reing, for the
gifts of Providence conferred upon us
And though in his just displeasure
lie permits our Country to be still in.
VOWED in The calamilies of War, We,
He has not left Himself without wit.
ness, in doing us good, and giy-
inc US rain from Heaven, and fruitful
Sc sons, filing our hearts with food and
gladness. |, is our duty then, renew
edly TO present our public and grateful
acknowledgements 10 Him, iiom whose
bounty all our blessings are derived ;
to implore the for.iveness of our sins,
which have caused his anger to fall up
on US end beseech Him, that He would
support US under the aGversi,ies we
meet with by His Almighty Power, add
guide us in the way we should go by
lis nnerIing wisdom.
70, ,hereiSe, with the advice and
consent of the Council appoint
THURSDAY, the 7wenty-tfflh day u
November next, TO be observed by the
People of this State as a day of Pub
lie Thanksgiving and Prayer. And
the Minis ers and People Of each reli
glous denomination are requested to
meet together Oh that day, that We may
unite IN paving our humble alteration
and praise to the Great Parent of the
World for The display OF His goodness
IN the works of Creation and the ways
Of Providence: For the protection af-
torded to the People ofthls State, from
its fist settlement: For the numer.
Gus iayors which he has vouchsafed 10
them, II The course of the last wear
for lis blessing on the labors OF the
iius5andman, and the provision that is
made ior The supply of cur wants for
the measure Of health which the people
have enjoyed IN he course OF tire year
and thai they have been exempt in so
great degree from the terrors and de-
vastations of War: For the delights OF
friendly intercourse, and preservation
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
Original Poetry.
IN the late Ectory at Lake Eric.

On the late Uctory at Lake Eric.
AT length beneath he western sky,
Columbia's flag does proudly wave,
Her gallant streamers float on hi5h,
Her engaging sbirs the waters lave.
From realms, where cannon ne'er YVES
heaid,
Responsive fame her triumphs swell
glorious m1nuneni Is resr'd,
That ever shall her ,rumphs tell.
When computing Nelson nobly fought.
II River Nde the Gallo dlsi;
when emulous OF fame, nc sought
Ills gallAnS enemy, Co meet.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-18
kto,n So rdn,s Sale,n Reeisfer

RErALIATIoN !-On Thursday last,
ten English prisonerswere eelected from
the Prison ship in this town, and sent
TO Ipswich Stone Jail, TO be kept in close
confinement, as hostages In part for the
sixteen unfortunate Americans confin.
ed in dungeon at Halifax. We also
learn that about one hundred English
soldiers and seamen are to be detained
in retaliation for those so unaccountably
selected from the American prisoners