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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-13

TO THE CURIOUS, THR LUXURIOUS, AND
- TIE HYPocaososIAcH citizens of Portland
and it's vicinity 10 offered the "voLATILs Al
I oMATIc & HEAD AcHI sNuFF, Which 10 en-.
cioed in an elegsni bottle snfwering all the
purpofes of inuf boz; prepared by JoHs r.
WHITwsIL. Chsmiff 8. Drugsif. Bolton. Ma.
In confequsuce Of the reiterated attempts of
obicu.e individuals, often times ignorant and
imp, incipled TO impoie upon the eredui,ty of
the people by holf of remidies, infailibie in
all cafes " whether durable or incurable" pub
lcaiious of this are no more to be regarded
than the declarations of man proven ois for
HE want of veracity who either from princi-
pie or policy oecadonally fpeaks the uu.h.
The advertiser therefore in this inftance will
only add, that faies to large amour, have
been effected in Bolton, and e'fewhere zod IN
all cafes to the fati.fA.tion of the purchafer
Numerou. affiiavits of ito efficacy might be
adduced but in thefe afo the public can
place no confidence One avenue only feems
open to arren the attention and lecture the
confidence Of the community and that avenue
10 in po1eAion Of the proprietor BY the voiun
tzry and unbiased certificate Of Doct Berj.
Waterhoufe the /" lenner Of America. -csR
rulcATs from Door BsSJ. WATrRHovss,
fsIyo.D Of 'bf medical o.iefy il Losdss--ssd + sbs
national me1issi tboOi # F,sses-isfe pssftt's q
sts fBeory s.f p'ssfss # phys IL tie UaiVt.ify If
Cambridge asd pHtis is.fsr0 on 6otssy s'ns,sfS-
r, sad safusi bnfes, IL koGssbYas Sir, Ia
anfwer to your letter containing an ennumera-
,on of the articles competing your huff
would remark, that although have found no
reafon for changing my well known opinion
of the perniciou, effects Of the inordnate uie
If ,k. -. I
perceive the fame objection to your The
articles are certainly innocent in their qua ilies
Thole liable TO nervou. and other hesd aches
we'll know that fits, of ihefe diftreiling aHec-
lions mon commonly iuhhde on q fpontane-
Gu. freeing towards night, and if this relief
can be expedited by q ilernutatsry, fhoud
give the preference TO your competition over |
that of powdered tobacco or even the iaapor |
ted " cephalie Snuff" the ingredients of
which il unknown to US. With this view I |
have u!ed your inuff myfelf and recommended
il to O hers--I am YOURS sc BeJ WafyIosls !
Bolton, March so, 1873.
To TO6s p. EbhspsA, Chemift * Druggia
In moi diforders of the head, particularly
the common head ache, satarrh. dizziness. va
pours tcc. the uie of this coiapolton al
ways beneficial, and 10 mon cafes sGsctual,
he favour 10 fragrant and refreih'ag aud a.
IN article of luxury far iuperiour to any Tier
whatever, from rs grea' oatipaf,gof
,seifie, no competition il better qualified to re
al contagion the ufe of il therefore 10 indh
,enlibe for oil Ihofe who watch with or viii, l
he ick.
-. Liberal term, 10 robsefsis esfmsy,
Wholesale purehaiers will be refunded the
and intefelf of any number the
nav have on hand and fee fit TO return in one
rear from the fale. Price ia pr. Doc. So
,entslr. bottle.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-13

Csdiz, and TssbelIs. Shepherd. for N Or.
leans have been sent into Gibrsltef, and
were, together with several others before
heard of. under trial, July 90 The Mar
quls d'YruJo was passenger on board the
Eugenia
Ship Rebecca of Nantucket, on a whail
ing voyage, has been captured by the BIZ
brig of war Satellite
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-13

sum abou, equal to the State lax for
three years
IN appor'ioning the above, the same
rue Is adopted as in the State FAX, but
Is the Direct fax is to be wholly as
sesstd on Lands aud Houses, il will not
wexacily in proportion as the state as
sessmeni, but The difference will no, be
..a'e rial-but whatever the tax is, il
W" DC against The country towns.
:, Desfrncf,ve Hurricanes. --r early on
"e morning Of the oath Of July last,
I"e otthe most destructive AID fatal
;a'neanes ever know was experienced
=, - Tue uni, itunate Island OF Dominica
."e deyasl atoms in the towns of Ros-
''su and Il arlo,,eyille are of the most
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-13
E0R HAIE.

G ALTERS ISLAND Situated in Georgetown
~ near the mouth of Kenuebeck river-con
tapisg 6rty acre. of good Land, ten of which
is in excellent order for Rye-with houfe q
by so feet, and works. TO boil Salt, with &,
Potsfh Kettles. w. I Goods net Stock, O,
dry Fiji, will be received in payment, or cred
ia given if republication further Isrtirnlar'
inquire of JtsuEL BurIrR, on faid lilAnd.
5sifs,, Nssd, Sept. ISIS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-13
Cord Wood Wanted.

yN1ANTED to purchafe for ,he Work Houfe
w in Portland, from fifty TO one hundred
cord. of good WOOD, to be delivered At faid
Houfe a, foon as may be, for which .afla
will DC PAID on del,very-any perfon wi(hing
to contract to furniih the fame or any psrt
thereof, will p'eafe oeave their propoias in
writing with Mr. WILLIAM LOAD, or with the
Matter oil laid Work Houie. Sept. -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-13
&a,stte sablp Retps.
PORT OF PORTLAND-lSI3

Sebt g Arrived s,oop Betsey. Slower,
from Freepor,-8, Am. privs,eer schr
swftsure Berry. Of Salem, from cruise
schr Betsey, Brown from Deer Isis,
sloop Prudence, OdeI. from Newport, for
Penobscot-l0, Swedish brig Florodenra,
Hedmsn, from New-H.sen-sloop Vulter,
Sargent, from Boston,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-13
AOT1CR-


IHE subscribers have entered into Co.
partnership in 'rsde, and thei- business will
be conduc ed under the firm Of
Weber & Chase,
at the store lately occupied by Webbey q
Merrill Exchange stseet) where they have
Tor sale an extensive assert: nent of
EeGLISH q FRENCH GOODS.
suitable for The present and approaching
sesson--smons which are,
Best superfne brosdclcihs
Midllng and low priced do
oupeihne Cassimeres. consisting of
black. drab and mixed
Cords-Cosiings--D
Fl.nneis snd baizcs
Pebece Cloths-Bombszetts
Nlibores--Dursnis-C
Best dress'd and undressed Calicoes
SILK and common Cinghams
Cambricks, white, black and coloured
"A large assortment of Fancy Musiins
Shawls--silk and cotton Handkerchief.
Lorg Lawn Linen--Braces
Gentlemen and LADIES' Besver Glove,
ditto ditto silk & wors,ed Hose
Black and colou, ed Sewing Silks
Goa, and Vest Buttons
Ribbons-Tspes and Bobbins
neutrality-suspicious. Grapes
Italian Crapes-Pins
Cotton Hose, gentlemen & ladies
Silk Gloves-Button MouIds.
a general assortment of Am .ricsn
Factory Goods, &c. &c
Portland, dug. Is If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-13

The Court of Seflions
for ths County Of Cumberland, Rand, adj,urn.
ed to Monday next At 2o'elock Pm
BY order of the Court,
SAML. FREEMAN, Clyi.
Sept. Is, 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-13

and to attend the proposed Congress al
Prague.
There are numerous reports IN circu-
la,ion not worth publishing, respecting
the frigates, President, Congress and
Essex, but nothing official or that is en-:
titled to credit.
The cartel ship Moses Brown, from
Chatham, England, for New-York, was
snoken with on the 8 LIST ult. in lat a
long. IS. on. 81 days, having on board
Syedish Minister to the L. 5. and 500
American prisoners.
Accounts from Copenhagen, of June
the 27tb, mention Messrs. Bayard and
Callalin being in that city.
The drafted Militia of the State oil
New.York have bsen ordered by Gov.
Tompkins to rendezvous for active Ser.
vice.
The Baltimore Federal Gazette
s,,tes. that Admiral Warren informed
a gentleman who was lately on board
his ship, that the British Government
had declined accepting the mediation OF
the Emperor of Russia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-13

III S'h~eho VI o'iabus VIC uUQST-
stand will give Public Diner on We'd
nesday next, TO Lieut.. M'Call, and the
Officers Of the U. S. brig En,erprize-
who so gsllantly distinguished them
selves in the late engagement with the
British brig Boxer.
The lamen,el Lieut.. Burrows was
the son OF the deceased Col. Burrows, oil
the Marine Corps. We understand he
was native OF Charleston, S. c. and at
the time OF his death, aged 90 years.
CAPTAIN HULL, with the Officers & Crew
of'he u. 5. brig Entsrprize, are deeply i'm.
preifed with he reaeineis and alacrity with
which the inhabitants of Portland. 10 their
Civil and Military departments, a1embed 10
do honour to the memory of the brave Lieu.
tenant WILLIAM BuRsows, late commands of
the Enterprise, who fell In the gallant action
with Fl. B M brig Boxer, which One captur.
ed and brought into this port !. and beg they
will receive their grateful acknowledg ment,
for their very handiome tribute Of refped er
hibitcd yeiterday in their attendance on the
funeral of that brave officer, as well az thar of
his gallant competitor, Capt SAMUEL BLrTH,
late commander of The Boxer, who fell in the
fame action, and to whom equal honors were
paid 10 every refpect. in their funeral obfe
guies, exhibiting TO the world an evidence of
that chat acter which the Americans are proud
to pcfiefs, of fhewing every tribute of re.ped
to brave enemy who has fallen in combat, e
of extending to thofs in their power, every
mark of hberality and comfort eonfaant with
their 6tuaiion priioners.
The excellent order and regularity which
prevailed yenerday in every part of the pro
esil1n, and ceremony. mua reflect the highe1
honor on the inhabitants Of Portland, and par
trtu'arly as the fhort time allowed could not
have admitted of making fach arrangement,
without The beit diipo6uons, aud the uimolt
aiacrty.
Captain Hut, with the officers and crew
of the knterprize embrace the prelent occa.
fion 10 expreis the ieufe which they entertain
of he prompt attention, aud of the active aud
humane exertions Of Samuel Storee, Efq the
U Navy Agent at rhis place, in haviog every
accommodation provided for the wounded on
board the u 5 brig Enlerprfe, a. well as thofe
on board the Boxer, between whom no dis
itnet,on was made And they iikewiie beg
the phyiicians of his place who have been 10
kind 1910 afford the mott prompt and ample
eI.rciieo of Their projections towards the wosn.
ded of both veffels' 10 accept their bsR Ihaaka
Pnf!sad, Sspfsmbss 9, 1913.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-13
Uho Profits by The liar?

Those who voted for it; because
many OF them get appointed TO fat Off
ces. and those who are tired of the dull
pursuits of private life, such as those
who instead Of attending to their farms,
stores or trades, get commissions in the
army, and receive from 40 to 200 doll.
srs per month--this is much better
than 10 earn living by the sweat of
the brow. Then there is host of COM
missaries and contractors who pocket
their thousands year in consequence
of,he war To say nothing Of hungry
swarm OF eXpectants " no are huzzaing
for the war, IN hopes TO be appointed
Assessors and Collectors of the Land
Tax, House lax, Stamp Tax. Shop
Tax, and twenty other such lil1s licklers
Tor the peoples purses.
Crumbs Of Comfort, or Fruits ofthe Har.
Those who love Madison, NYidgery,
and War, will receive much pleasure in
looking al the sum which one years
LAND AK imposes on each town III
ths county oil Cumberland, which is as
I'll
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-13

All perfons indebted either by note or ac-
count To the late firm of Weber u Merrill.
are requefted 10 make payment TO Amos shep.
erd Weber WHO is hereby authorized to fettle
all the concerns of the late firm
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-13
NOTICE.

HE copsrtnerfhip heretofore exiting be.
l. tween the fuhfcr,hers was by mutual
content d6olved the Sd infant
AMOS s WEBER
HENRY MERRILL
Sept Is, 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-13

From the statements in the Vernon,
papers, il is evident, that whatever may
be the fighting character os the con,em.
plated conquerors of Canada, in that
state, they are brave as Cesar in the
eleetioneering field.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-13

We would recommend to Young
Men of all classes, who are about en-.
gaging in the busy scenes Ollie, care.
iul perusal Of the excellent Address OF
the Rev. President Appleton-on the
first page oil this paper
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-13

1t is truly ridiculous to see the
grumbling and whining in the democrat.
&c papers at Gov. Strong, because he
did not endorse Mr.. Madison's Ptocla-
mutton for fast, by issuing sno;oer.
We should suppose the democrats
would much easier tune their good pi.
Gus souls, for fasting by one OF Mr.. Madi.
sens Proclamations from the circum
stance that Mr.. Strong had nothing 10
do whit.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-13

ment ofa Minister on the part Of Eng
and to attend the proposed Congress at
Prague.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-13

affecting kind many lives We're lost
and great lumber were wounded and
bruised.-rhe loss of property is i'm
mence, nearly all the buildings in the
Island are either damaged or destroyed.
In the country the fields and mills were
destroyed and the shipping in the har.
Dor suffered much.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-13

Capt. Jones, who acts in the double
capacity OF Secretary of the Navy and
Treasury, Is concerned also in the pat
rio,ic business OF privateering this
may account for his disin,erested arpu.
ments for renting the double duties
in fovour of privateersmen. The Dai
ly Advertiser Justly remarks that the
4" Secretary's success has not, however,
been commensurate with his Zeal.
See the account of the capture of priva.
teer Matilda.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-13

The lamen,el Lieut.. Burrows wa
the son OF the deceased Col. Burrows, O
the Murine Corps. We understand h,
was a native OF Charleston, S. c. and a
the time OF his death, aged 90 years.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
FROM q Mn. YorL. Pahrr-

We have been favoured with e FOLLOW.
ing Extract OF letter from Thomas Adler
ton, Esq. commmanGer of the pri ate arm
cd schooner Saratoga, to the owne in this
city. Nat. .4d7,.
= We have been chased by brigs, frigates
and line ofbattle ships but at last, off Sur
imam River, in about fathom swarer, we
captured the British p cket brig Morgiana,
of Is guns-and between 40 and so men,
James Cunningham commander, from Fall
mouth, 90 days out, for Surinam We dis.
covered the brig at half past 5, A. NJ SEPT
goth on oar lee bog-made sail IN chase
Being TO the wirdward OF Surinan4 she ran
down before the wind for the river, and gave
as hard run. At little before 8. +. NJ.
rot near.y within musket shot, when the
chase hoisted English colours, and gave US
ner stern chastrs which she repeated three
times. and cut away ONE Of cur rigging
At 5, p. Vi. we hoisted Am rican colours,
and being win cool mue ket shot. We cum-
meDced the action, and Continued a cnnsi-
derahie part Of the time Within pistol shot,
and part of the time close atns side, till
50 minutes at sr 4 p. Nj W en- y,e. carried
her by boarding, after a severe action in
which The Saratoga, as well as her prize,
were made almost wre ks--stavS, shronds,
&c almost ali Cat away, anu more tt an ore
hundred shot holes in our main sail many
in cur masts, spars and hull. &c The bui-
warks ct the MorgiaBa beng equal, not SUI
peri r. T. the Saratoga, enabled her hold
out as long as she did They f rghr despe.
rarely, and even bevond what f.r,dence
would dictate. She had xii ed ard eight
wounded 8 fwhom mortaily among ,eh ch
is James Cunningham, Esq. her comn'and.
er With regret have to inform you. our
loss was tue LIT Lieutenant Mr. Sehrig md
one man killed, one mortally wounded, and
) or slightly wou aded
! send Mr.. George r. Fellows Prizemas.
ter; Mr.. Tiltnn Newcoa b, mate, and Twelve
men in the brig; ordering her Tor some port
in the United States. as best SUITS circum-
stances and convenience and az size is
very fast sailing vessel, feel much copfdeI ce
that She will arrive safe she sails nearly as
well as the Saratoga, and | think ~tl make
an excellent privateer-she has been Spa
niSh soop Of war, French 81, op Of " ar,
an English Packe and i, now a Yankee
prize; ard is fine vessel
N. b. In the action with the Morgiana
we had killed Mr.. Scbrg, FIRST Leu. Mr..
Jackson, seaman--wonnded m rally, Free
man Hewitl-four others slightly, or not
da ger usly."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
[4 dollars per annum

army under my command having taken pos
session ot it, 1t becomes necessary that the
civil government of the territory should be
re established, and the former officers renew
the exercise of their authority, have there
fore thought proper TO proclaim that all
appointments and commissions which have
been derived from British officers are at an
end i; that the citizens Of the teri itory are
restored TO all the rights and privileges
winch they enjoyed previously to the clpitu-
lation made by Gen. Hull on the 18th Ut Aug.
1872. Under the present circumstances,
and until the will of the government be
known, have thought proper 20 dir, CT that
all persons, having civil Offices in the Ter
ritory OF Michigan at the period Of the ca,
pitulation of Detroit resume the exc else of
the powers a?pertaining to their officers
respectively. In the present dispersed state
OF It's Populati many offices are doubtless
absent In all ca es ,hus SITUATED tue last
incumbent who resigned the Office VIII re-
sumo the exercise of us duties. The laws
ID force at the period above mentioned will
be re-established, aud Continue in farce an
II! repealed BY proper authority.
Given at Head Quarters the 2sth day
Sept. i8l3
WILLIAM II. HARRISON.
By tire General,
JoKH o'FALLAS, lid de can't.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
70 .ae Eailor 80 Aldaag .Argas.

SIR,
Believing you to be a friend to your
country | conclude you will have nc obiec
tious to give the following a place in your
next paper. -
labor under adisadvantage, BY not know
ing, what title Of honor to give a certain Class
OF citizens who reside in America, so as not
to oiieud them. Sometimes they call them
selves fcderalists, sometimes the friends of
peace, liberty ana commerce and some of
them call themselves the Washington bere-
violent society The town at NJ lson in paiti
cular, and some other townS where they have
IN jority, experience their benevoience
with a vengeance they permit no man to
hold an Office in said town abovc pa.h mas
ter, who is not of their way Of thinking but
they are very benevolent IN admitting theic
mcmbers they require but one qualJfcati
on, VIZ. thar the candidate shall be opposed
10 the government of bis country--uo mat
ter whe her his. character is good or bad
In the year l776 should have known what
title To- confer on them. They come up 50
near the second command, to love their
neighbor as themselves, that do not KIN ~
rs il will do 10 fault them much; they only
make the small mistake uf calling Eng sh
men neighbOr5, iRs cad Of calling their 4,
country men SO / was cOnyersing with OF
of those gentlemen from Connecticut a few
day aBO, and he told me h did not believe
the Rri ish ever had impressed FIVE hundred
Americans altogether I told him he was
more generous than the British minister
"ho acknowledged they had 1900 | re.
minded him ct MIR. Timothy Pickering's de
claration, that " Great Britain has done us
no essential Jury" when at the same time
they have taken, during peace, o73 of on,
vessels, impressed nearly 5000 6t our sea.
men, and murdered some of our citizens -
Well, SAID the gentleman, Ibelieve IL is hes
for America To- settle with them as they hay,
offered and If they will not, it is best for Tn,
northern and eastern states to withdraw
from the southern states, and leave them I,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
From me Stdnaard of'Gs U5ion.
BRITISH POSSESSIONS IN NORTH AMER


Possessing the cominand d. Lake Erie. and de-
cisivf superiority Of Lake Ontario, material nh
stacle appears to prevent the debut of our armies
in CANADA. HcnceEoi'ward we may routcmpinte
the remaining British POSSESSIONS in Moth Ameri-
ca, the theatre Of SIGNAL add successful military
operations; and indulge the prospect of their be-
coming annexed to ar empire. In the present ST.
tuation of affairs, when the eve of the American
public is turned with sole tude TO that quarter,
geographical sketch Of those provinces, we trust,
viii prove acceptable.
p oeecdn9 from their northern extremity, the
provinces which stu bow beneath an European So
vercign aud British y ke upon the continent. are
.Nesv B'ifqn or the land OF I.ahrador- Loroer
CGgeda-Upber Candda-.N6vd Scotia, and .Ne.g-
BrtaIssgicb
The PRINCIPAL contiguous o. dependent islands.
are 81. Johns, Cape Breton and Newfoundland.
These eight territories are cOmIrel ended within
SIX scpHr.te Independent provinces governments
J. Lg1vei' Carida which comprises Ncw-Britain,
Lover Canals, properly SO called, aud Newfound-
land.
II. Upper Canada.
IlI. Nova Scotia.
~. New Brunswick.
V. Cape B.eton.
VI. 81. johns.
The four FIRST e tcsc provinces have their own
Legislatures, aud are governed by their own laws ;
tlr Two lest by the laws of England.
The governor general at British america usually
resides "a Quebec, n Lower Carad.. re is COVER
tor the time bel z. OF that Que of the six pro-
yices, in which he happens to be personally pre-
sent.
The governor senoraI of Nova Scotia is governor.
for the time being, f that one OF the four last men
timed provinces, in wliij he happcus 60 be per-
sonally present lie usually resides at Halifax, in
Nova 5 oda
Eaeh province has iis own lieutenant governor,
who acts as governor IN The absence oil the gover-
nor generals.
The provinces Of New Brunswick, aud Upper
AID Lover Cauada, adiuin Or bind upon the tesntO-
~ critic United SItea.
The by Of p.sumaquoddy. and tho river 81.
CroiN, mentioned IN 'bc treaty Of peace divides he
province 81 Now BrU 'swiek f-om the District ol
Mainc. The shape OF New Hampshire ESTIMATES
70 triangle, and an imaginary, bur devious Inc,
parntcs Us narrow northern termination, from a
por tiOn of tie Csnadas. The Canadas also stretch
along TIC Whole oftbc RoTthern Inc OF Vermont.
a pOi+io Of tie "a. Lawrence, he whole OF lake
Ontar,o 20 the Niagara river, sud tie ssuthcastor-
" section of lake Ere is the boundary Of y. York.
AhOther limited portion Of Er1e marks is SION
10 The extreme nostiwcst OF Pennsylvania, for che
distance o botweca forty and fifty mcs. The re-
s.due az Ere gifesa part Of the boundary ni Ohio
The water Communication from Eric TO Huron, Is
also included, a short distance, within the limits
Of the boundary Inc OF OHIO.
Ihc residue ct that wstcr communicatioR-akc
IIaron itsclf-thc water passage 20 lake superior,
together WITH tie latter lake and from thence t.
the lake Of the Woods, is the boundary lac be-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
WASHINGTON CITY. Oct. as.

The President OF the United States and
his family arrived in this Gig on Sunday c =
vening from ms seat in Virginia We are
happy 20 state that the Presidents health is
perfect'y're established by his visit to the
Country.
Nat. hi.