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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-06

Ficeroy, has entered Brixen yesterday, and
reestablished the communication with ms,
ruck, thus protecting the Tyrol, aud cover
ing the road from Lientz towards the Pes
terthal The Austrian troops, who had adj
vaned as far as the defile of Bremen, fell
back in great haste at the first news of the
arrival OF the French troops. The commu.
nication between Germany and Italy thro'
the Tyro', is also perfectly free.
altoona, Sept. 90
We learn from the frontiers of Lauen-
bourg, that the French and Danish armies
have taken concentrated position between
the Stekeni;z and the Wakeni.z. 1t is cer>
tain that on the 25th of this month, Gen.
Acknowledgement the city of Eutin, with
three squadrons.
From fhe Frontiers Of .Sassny, Sept 26..
The corps d'armee of Marshal Augereau,
which was expected in Saxon voigtlanJ, has
taken another direction to repair on the Saale.
He has trayersed the large forest of Thuringia,
which separates Franconia from Saxony, and dis
rected its march towardsErfurth, Weimar and
Jera According to some advices from the
northern frontier of Bohemia, Prince de Sch
wartzenbcrg, bad caused to be performed on
the 18th, and following days, an offensive move
ment to large portion of his army Two Rus
sian corps, m-mandcd by Prince de Wurtem-
berg, and Gen. Count Pahleu were to advance
in the road from Auslig to Pima and Dresden,
while the corps d'armee of Gen. Wittgenstein,
& the Austrian corps d'armee of Count Coilore.
do were To debouch throughzinnwalde and Al.
temberg, towards Dppoidis@alde and the Prus-
sian corps d'armee, commanded by FRINGE Au-
gustus Ferdinand of Prussia i'll person, through
Ebesdorff upon Seyda and Fl, berg AL
these corps d'armee were to advance upon
h..k - j. Al. IL
corps d'armee of Count Lobau, and of Marsha
St Cyr, have frustrated the projects of the ene-
my, who after losing great many men, were
forced tn fall back upon Auslig Topltz. The
Prince of Schwartzenberg's H. Quarters remain
in that city.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-06

BY an officer who came up yesterday
morning from the fotilla of gun boats station
ed at SANDY Hook, we n, that on NJ nday
the Plantae enet chased on shore, abouc -
miles below Sandy Hook and four miles from
Long Branch, the schr. ] I'm and Mary from
New Orleans bound to New York, with cot
ton, sugar and lead, to Cox and Montande-
vert. The schooner was taken possession
of by the boats from the Plantagenet. and a.
bont half the cargo taken out. When the
circumstance wardiscovered by the officers
belonging to the 1otiila, one hundred and
fifty men were Immediately detached with
small arms, under the commanded sailing
master PerCeval. and the British were driven
off carrying with than the plunder they
had secured. A flag of truce was then sent
on shore from the British commander, claim
ing the schooner, as his prize, and offering to
ransom her for thousand dollars |; If this
demand waa not complied with. he threat
ened to destroy the schr. and the houses at
Long branch. Sailing Master Rodgers, who
received the flag, said, he did not understand
how the schooner could be British prize,
for she was now in our possession, and we
should defend her. AS soon as the flag re-
turned heavy fire was opened from the
Plantags net, which continued until dark /;
nearly 700 shot were thrown on shore. But
notwithstanding the fire the men proceed
ed to take and secure what cargo the Brit
ish had left. Only one man was hurt, who
was wounded by splinter: the houses were
not touched, and the schr. was very little in
jured.
There were two French passengers on
board the John and Mary, one of whom
made his escape, the other was taken pri-
soner
This evening Mr.. Cooner nerforms his lavourtc
character of Macbeth, for the third time this sea-
snn, we understaan by t.ls Particular desire OF
Gen. Harrison, we learn by the play bill that the
Theatre will be Illuminated and decorated with q
transparency ia honor of his, victory.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-06
Advertisements.

| AuFcrtlScnQPnt.
WILL BE SOLD, before the door orti,e lei,
w Tavern. TO the highest bidder, on Mona
day the 10th Of January next, 4 valuable
Tract of Land,
Containing one hundred and thirty two ard =
hait acres, in the county OF Benrico, and adj
joining the Lands OF Messrs. Storrs K Burton,
and Immediately on the Brook The Land /.
nearly all cleared, and prime for cultivation.
possession win be given.-For par.
iculsrs apply to
WM REESE
Dec. g.. ,.e,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-06

o. The Presiden2 Message to Congress
may De expected by Wednesday evening
mail. We shall exert ourselves to lay it be-
fore our readers in The shortest possible time
after its receipt, even should we be obliged TO
| sit up whole night to accomplish it.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-06

Extract from letter from col. VIM. Carroll to ls
brother in Nashville, brought by the Express.
You have no doubt heard Of our battle fought On
the morning of the 9th. La few words can say
that 500 Indians were killed. Our loss Is killed
and IS wounded. The hardest of the battle was
sustained by four companies under my command
that brought on the attack, we fought fifteen mi
nutes before the balance were engaged.---I had
only seven wounded and my horse shot down by an
arrow. Lsrkln Bradford killed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-06

Dec. 6
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-28

, ol .ls asl. oE.ccr, ,,.E. .cu, usn'iy o. Cos.
lhings arms, acc, uiren,tnts, amfbunitionx
camp eeaipssc, and medicine, f,r tic nun
bcr vt men 10 be reeiuittd tI,ersin snd .h..s
there shall ut no time be deficiency Of any
OF these ARTICLES, thc field ciEicer viii give
due notice TO the commissaiy general &C The
articles received, ,icliveredsnd on hand end X
what time further supply will he necessary.
When recruiting officer shall send pa,ty
of ieciuiis 10 the principal reaeesyous, pc
will transmit 10 tho comsnanding oficer on
exact statement OF each MACS account, as
respects clothing, subsistence, bounty and
pay and u like statement must accompany
every man sent to the regiment, TO be cnte,-
cd 10 the books Of the company for which he
enlisted.
Recruits are to be free from sore legs,
scurvy, scaled hepd, rupturcs and other in-
hrmatives. The ape is TO be conlormablc to
law, bm healthy active boys, between = and
! 8 years OF age, may be enlisted fer music
ians. In all cases where minors or spprcni-
ccs arc enlisted, the consent in writing of the
parent, guardian, or master, il ppy such
there be, is 10 be obtained, and accompany
the enlist ment.
No objection is 10 be made "a recruit for
wan, OF size, provided he is strong, active,
well made aud healthy.
As soon AS CONVEX snient, and within six days
at iar,hest from the tine Of his enlistment,
every fecrui, shall De brought before mpr-
isirate'and take snd subscribe the oath reouil-
CO by iaw,according TO the form prescribed.
When recruit is rejected, his clothing, if
delivered, and the bounty advanced to him,
shall be returned, for which the rccruiting
officer will " held accountable.
II any recruit, after having received tho
bounty, or part OF It, shall abscond, he is to-
be pursued and punished as desertcr.
Every officer engaged in the recruiting SER
vice will procure the neccssary transportation
ior baggage, fuel, straw, and Stationary, taxi
ing care to have his accounts therefor sup
ported by proper vouchers.
Recruiting officers, having no cnIlsted mu-
sieians' are authorized TO engage drummcr
and hier, at sum not exceeding fifteen dol
lars per month, and one ration per day each.
!. M order cfshe Secretary al Var.
III III. CUSHING, Adjufans General
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-28

Hashngfon- City, !5h Jan. sfSi 3.
The following officers are appointed 10 su-
pern,end the recruiting districts described in
the preceding " Instructions !" and ,;,e Cap.
tslas and suoaitefns recruiting or residing itf.
each cis'ric, (snd not on other duty) will in,y
ncdia,ely report themselves TO the supcrin-
tending officers and receive and obey his or
dcrs--yiz a
DISTRICT OF MAINE,
Major Iimohy Upham, Portland.
NEW-HAMPSHlRE,
Lieut., Col. John Darlington, Coacord
VERMONT,
Colonel Isaac Clark, Huntington.
MASSACHUSETTS, S&RHODEISLAND,
Lieutenant Colonel John l.. Tuulc, Bos-
ton Colonel Simeon Larned, PiltsGcld.
CONNECTICUT,
Major Joseph l.. Smith, Hartford
NEW-yORk,
Colonel Alexander klacomb Ncw-York.R
Colonel Peter b. Schuyler, Albany ..-lieui.
Col. Robert Lie Roy Livingston, c Canandaigua.
NEW-JERSEY,
y Lieut.. Col. David Bicarly, Elizabcth. Town.
PENNSYLVANIA,
Col George lizard, Philadelphis. Cor
Hugh Brady, Pittsburgh.
DELAWA WARE,
Ma ljor Rober, Carr, Wilmington
MARYLAND,
Major Timothy DIX, BaI,imore.
VIRGINIA, M
Major David Campbell, Lccsbnrgh. Cof.
Thomas Parker, Winchester.
NORT'H.CAROLINA,
Col. James Wclihorn, Salisbury t k
sOUTHCAROLINA,
Lieut. Col. Andrew Pickcns, Colombia
GEORGIA.,
Colonel Patriot Jack, Bath.
TENNESSEE e MISSOURI TERRITO.
ribs,
Lieut.. Col. George w. Sewer, Knoxville.
Col. William p. Anterson, Nashville.
KENTUCKY,
Lieut.. Col. Nm. M'Nliilan, Newport.
w OHIO,
Col Jenn Miller, Chilicoshe.
ILLINOIS & lNDIANATERRITOR
Nal ZaeharisbTa Ior. Vincenncs, (Im<Jer.)
LOUISIANA & MISSISSIPPI TERRI
RfES,
Major Matthew Arbuckie, washington,
(Mississippi Terlilory)
Py order Of fhe Secretary of ITcr.
TIL II. CUSHING, .dd;utsnf Gensrul >
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-28
10 LET.

(Aud possession to be given The 25lh Marcl, ncx'.J
THE well known Farm IN Iivcr,on, lais
the residence Of Col. John Cook jcecased, To-
ce,ber With all the Buildings ard prisItges thereto
belonging. Said Farm contains about 200 acres.
snd IN goodness Of soil and beauty Of situation is
suspas scd by norcin This state
for further particulars apply 10 Capt ELISHA
BhowN, in Ti,c,ion, or to JOSIAH &. SHAW. in
Stgyos Jar. "a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-28
TO LET.

TWO Farms, in Portsmouth and Bristol,
viz Farm in Portsmouth, near Congdon's
Inn, containing "a acres. Also, one Yarn on Pau.
psr's s-squash in Bristol, Of 102 acres. incxeellent
order. par, of The rents will be received in i'm.
provemen,s aud the remainder in y oduce
Inquire Of JAMES D'wCLr.
Nh None need give themselves the trouble os
inquring, bst such as can offer good secltisy for
the faithful performance Of their contracts
Bristol. Jan. 81. 1913.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-28

TSs .v-:ctr = ...rh,., os E~!s;n.ore, was
spoken oa shv 81 ~. M la: 50, ton. 80 She
had ,akeu nine days before the Ens'isn ship
JoEn Hamii,on, of SO tons, mounting l6
guns, and ordered her for Baltimore.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-26
SPINNING.

THE fubfcriher infsrm. The pubic ,ha, he
j ha, hs Spinning Machine, for Wool and
Cotton in operation N Hsy znsrk.t Row, over
Mr. 5. O,oooos tore. for The pu. poia Of in.
fifuc'ipg portions from he country who baxe
ruschaied. or are iuterstsd in the operation
Of the Mschirss
As Machines have Aeen fold 10 many unaa.
quanted with working them and much 10 the
injury of he vender, it Is The in,enrion of the
IL ,lct'her to have giri' properly inflrueted ia
,hei' ufe before they are fold Psrfons win.
ing 10 examine the Machinery or having aoy
doubts ~ refpeets It, utility, will cali and Zee
hen 70 operation in order to he conviaeed of
their uiefuInef,. JOSHUA SHAW,
Agen, for the Pz'eotee.
N B-Good MAchines on hand ready made
10 islI on long credit If waa,ed-one Ma.
chine will be fuEisieOt for four or Eve families.
yu'y ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-26
/" Liffie tric( Anfhorify d

Mr. SHrsLsY.
BY giving piace 20 the fJ',owng accom-
Of NIP 10 the IslaadS, in yonr paper, you viii
ohlige ,our fris nds, &c.
(S,gpegJ CHANDLER aCKLITF,
THOMAS OSGO0D.
DUDLEY ca hNiETT, lux
JAMES sEAVEY,
and the remainder of The gentlemen who
composed the party.
On. Thursday. the sloop Ranger, capt,
R.ckl 4, with parry Of Ladies and Certie
men, consisting Of between weny and thirty
persons, went down 20 he Isisnds tor recte
alton. On passing Fort Profile. ste was
hailed by the sentry. who demanded where
she w.r from and where bound on being
answered. and The captain Of the sioop en-.
curing &c that was III. the sentinel replied
ce,y weH, when the sioop attempted to pro.
coed soon st;er, the sentinel again hsied,
and ordereda boat sent ashore, which was
Immediately complied with. After the bos,
had gained two thirds The distance from The
sloop 10 tie shore. aud while the sloop was
lying in The wind, ball was discharged
from the Fort which came within 10 OF 20
iccs of the vessel. On the boats resching
the Fort, The commander~reprimanded he
gentlemen IN II for no, giving civI snsper
and severely iecured the sentinel FL no,
huiling the slnop, who on replying hat II
was not his fault. was directed to charge
the powder sad shot 10 the sloop, and per.
mtted her to depart. The party then pro.
oeeded 10 Bangs Island, TO r-crese them-
selves. About 8 O'clock Nj officer srri,ed
IN a barge aud lnformed them ii they at.
. --n,ed IN retnln 10 lawn thai n,ybl= tl,s
Tor, would FIRE in,o the sloop, but offered
to tske the lidies into ,hs natge and eonve,
them 10 towns psr, Of whom accepted he
insil alton. aud the remsinder ,nrr,ed in he
sloop at the Island Until FRIDAY morning.
when she was most graoiously permitted To
pass by the For, and come up 10 towd.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-26
; @a,rtts Sbip HetHs.
PORT or PORTLAND-i8ls

On Wednesday, al the brig Hiram, Len 1nt !.
sdays from ST. Darts, psGsd this port for BAH
fine was captured l4b May by la Hogue,
on her outward paGise and tefzkeo by the iet
ter OF Marque Leo, of thi. port, on he TIA
and permitted to proceed. 10 The Hiram came
psiIeager Capt b stanwood, iare matter Of the
brig Fayosi,e of Portland
:. July %, arrived aoops Liberty and Friend
hip, from kennebeek, with Beet aud Good.
S~fS.--y. JSiy 4
Arrived noop Patty, Tinker, from Mount
Delert. for ooiion--is her came paae se. capt
spauIaing. who furniihed he foiox,ug =
failed from Thon,zficn on the 22d July
in the fchoonsr Harmony, boind 10 boli N,
cargo wood--at 4 r M fame day, Manheszn
bearing N L S leagues ditauee, VA brought
too and boarded from he piva'e armed iehe
Fly, of HalfzI, commanded by Eiksny Gem,
ents; myfelf and crew, witt youog 'ady pai-
enRer, taken on board the Fly, AID fchooner
ordered for HalfaI-The humane and gentle
man like treatment we received willie on hoard
the Fly merit, our highef conhdct alton they
very politely gave Us cur trunks, cioihe, and
every article belonging to u.-At 10 p M
fame night, brought too and boarded the 1oop
IANyt VI
der after examining Ter aud finding fhe was
NOT worth fending IN, gave her up. on the
Captains figning bend to tske myieIf aud
crew into Salem or Bolton fee Of expenie-
AT 81 p M fame o,ght, Ssguin bearing N w
2 ieagie.. was bfough, TOO Ivy the Rster and
ordered On board, bu. after understanding our
liuation ordered Ne to proceed--tte night
proved flill calm on the morning Of the 25d
the Raler and spo her f,naiier fh'p, name not
recoliesed were coie along Lde was then
boarded frcm the fmai'er ilnp and took from
the Patty her main boom, GLIB, imali cable,
hswfsr b other rlgng, without prov.hons Of
any kind on bosrd--l wrote a letter TO the
commander of the ihip, hsiing our 6iua,ion,
Who very Kindly and geherooily !en, on board
squsntiiy Of bis cabin bread, tome fugar and
tea, and bottle of wine for the young lady
for which tender my graceful acknowledge
ment. AT 10 A M 2slh, got iaie into Port
land. JAMES sPAlDlNG. 1sit #
J.t' H~~,.y, u D asa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-26


In Exeter, Mrs Nary cg5rv.Y, comfort of
Js,sp6 css.usa Elq. and daughter fhis Excel
lsncy John L. Gilman, aged 81.
In Haverhi1, Mr.. Samuel sou,her janr.
ged 81
la Gof1aown, Thomas iamefon, Elq. attor-
ney at Law, aged 81 years
In Woolwich, Mr.. Benjamin Tro,t, aged "A.
In Warren. Mime, Ms. Rebescs Star.
ret. wife Of Deacon Thomas stsrrett, ageG
20 yesrs. A professor o. the Christian re.
iipion, which she honored BY careful and
conscientious observance of its preeep,s and
o d nmoes, She has had twelve children,
who have casne to wears. OF maturity. and re
side in their native town, eleven of them
wi,h f,mies She has likewise left So
grand chideen, and two great grand c.,h
dren The heart of her husband safely
trusted ~ her dusing tbe tenn 1T hall t.
cenlury-Her childen could rise and csD
her blessed.
a. She looked we'll 10 the ways of her
honsehold, and eat not the bread OF idle-
ness"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-26
MEMORANDA,

Arrived at Salem. ihip Liverpool Packet,
Nichols, Of Bolton, from Lib m, via Hs'ifss
where fhs was cleared after day. ds,sntio on,
and 90 hsr pa14ge TO tn. por,, was taken
about lsasues from land, Ivy . privatser
of Salem Of gun aud ls oars. aud ordered
for that port the plea for taking her wss,
that ihe wac from Halifax. Capt N had a
pafage Of IS daysto Halifar Spoke nothing
excepting on the Grand Bank, the frgats Crei.
snt, in 60. with - who had reosplured an
Engliih ihip, taken few day. before by Com
Rossrs. asd fsid they were then locking atsse
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-26
RNk Gye Bride.

THE Propric:ors OF Back Cove Bridge are
herepy nunhed hai their Aunual Nee.
ting viii be holden a, the honie # Urlah Cool.
idse inahoider 20 Portland. on Monday he re.
eond day of Angsa next at three O'Clock in
afternoon, for he following purpofes viz.
Toohooie Moderator. =
10 make choice OF officers for tie current
year
TO receive sccouris add allow the fame IL
they fhould be found right
To receive The report of sny Committee ap-
poin'ed az any fo,usr meeting sad act thereon
a,thsy Ice III. -
To pas sey vofs ref ect'ng the roll that
hey may Judge ezpedlent
Per order OF The s,sp s'ng COMMITTEES
81, IS. STEPHEN Waltz, PRO-. ca,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-26
Gunpoweer Mandatory

THE fabfcrIber having become intereflsxs
i in the Manu'assory OF Gunpowder at
Wenhe'd, Maj. IL conneI,ion with Mr..
Charles Dcug'as.. iuforms his friend. and the
Pubic, that he ihsu in future be enab.sd TO
.upply them with Gonpowder of fuperiour
qualify and on very Reasonable tenn. at his
sore No 81. iste ftrse, Bottom. where be has
sfo on hsnd,-Hngl IN Tower proof and Du.
fort & Goa be!i Gus powter-Refin'd 4 Crude
Nitre-Csnnon Bars and Grape shot Can.
nos Of varIous hzes-Nusket and piftol
Bas--Pa,co sho. --Ps.mii.pe--nar ant Ply.
Lead, win every srce Of The arma gen. If
ships Of War. aud Military Companies
kIiJAH WILMINGTON
~ Cannon Nuke. aad Piiiol Cartridges
0uopowdsf-aLoi-DA int TIE 10y Re.
tail ~ above by A. WELLER On
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-26

important points 10 controversy; e.
The truth is, that the repeal contained
! condition precedent. 1t was Gmply
,a. aaurance from Badano, that
France would repeal, provided GER
TAIN conditions were performed; * the
fart is that our veilels were captured
and burnt, notw ithitanding the repeal
This is one of about twenty mif
aatements of the fame kind, and we
,am-nt that we can only iuit allude
10 il. Ne1ve. i1efa1'
tits singular that Napoleon, in The
proposed European Congress, should
arrange the United States on his side,
when our Rulers have just disclaimed
All connexion with him.
It's singular that we should actually
have Commissioners crossing the At
)antic, as we supposed withpu, his
knowledge, at the time Bonaparte pro
posed to provide seats for our Agents
at his Congress.
It is angular that our Presiden,
should have spoken so ambiguously, as
10 bis message, aboutthe right OF search,
Bc. a, the time the French Emperor at
Dresden was claiming US as supporters
of bis doctrines,
Ills singular that our ENJOYS should
have been appointed by the President
alone, and seut off, only few weeks be
fore the Senate was TO sit.
It is singular that the President
should on this subject, answer the Sen
ate's inquiry by retcranee to his con-
stituiional powers. as reported, instead
Of othsrwavs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-26

We have no further information res.
pecting the proposition said 10 have
been made for converting Congress at
Prague, 10 be composed OF minister ;
from the different powers at wal, foi
the purpose of opening a negotiation
for the restoration of general peace.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-26

'I'AE fubicriber hereby give, public notice
a to al concerned, thar he has been duly
appointed aud taken upon him.eIf the trSft of
Admiailtrator on abe eitAie of
sT6PHFN RIVE
late Of Pejepfeot. in the county Of Cunher,
land. Yeo.aau, deceaIed. by giving bond a.
the law d,recs-He therefore rsqueits ~,
perfons who are indebted to the tad de cal
eds eitae TO make immcd ists payment /; and.
thole who have any demand. thereon, 20 sy-
hibi, the fame 10 WILLIAM ROWE.
Jsiy ~, 1913
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-26
SliERIFFS SALE.

| TAKEN by execution and 10 be fold at
Public Auction ON Tuefday the Gath
day Of Augua neIt. at three clock, p on
| the prsmifss-All the right of equity of re.
dempion which Timothy Parsons ba. in and
to the following difcrihej rnortgsged real En-
tate, ituAred in North Yarmouth. Il being the
fame which lsid Timothy P4rfous now occupies
as Tan Yara. cad is bounded Soushweftsrly
BY the county road leading 10 New Cloucsfsr
and Oh AL other paris by land owned by Jacob
Mitchell, Ef1 with all the buildings AID Tan
Watts thereon.--The above deicr,bed premifes
are morgaged TO Capt. Seth michel to ie-
cure the payment Of fry FIVE dollars or there
abopts. CHS MITCHELL, D. sS~E
N~fb-yI,~ssib. J.y i71, 1919
THE fubfcribsrs comm fioners appointed by
the Hon. o,as Lee Juage of Probate of
Wills &c for the county OF Lincoln, TO eyam-
inc tie claim. Of The feSeral creditors to the
eftzts of
RICHARD POWERS,
late Of Jefsrion. in fa'd county trader deceaff
cd, do hereby give notice that thres months
longer are allowed faid creditors 10 bring 10,
and prove hsir reflective clnms, and thar we
will atfe d for that purpote at the houie OF
Daniel Ws'er, Efq, in Neweaiile, in iaid conn-
y on the ieeond ant ait rueldays in Sepssm-
Der next from zine O'Clock f.renoon until i've
in the afternoon. JOSEPH JaCEsON,1 Cor
July 1913 IA. sIsCLsiR, y ~'s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-26

Jacob Brown, of N. Y. and Robert Tsy.
or, OF Viz. are appointed Brigadier Cener.
lis in ,he u. S. Army.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-26
John S. Dupee,
Dr.gg% s.d hfsitsss,y, Fs,s f,u. beet Le.g-
WSnE PO,iisst.
HAS JUN received iuppiy of rhe
Extract of Qnercitron,
oRssssscx OF
YELLOW OAK BARK,

s1r The incrsshng demand for the valuable
article il better tel of i,sutli'y than volumes
of rsco mmendstions. Go HERS, and Hat, ers, on
trial, will mud |, one Of the greateh aequiEtions
to their projections ever yet difcovered.
July &C
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-26

Ga Monday Ian the n1sp Liberty, belong
log to the carlton a, Csltle William wa.over-
fer AID iuas in Bolton ha'bsr, in iqu.il, h.v
ing On board a corpora aud q 10 der,, 8 on
~ OF whom wsrs iaved. About he ,sms
tune rieaore boat. ia which were isan,en
and 8 temaes wac overiet On the edge VI Dor
eheiler fate, Aad of he fena e. were orowu-
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-26
CROCKERY WARESrORE
3. c. Atwood,

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