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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-16

nenc;uv this twenty third Of April, in
the year of our Lord one Thousand slsh'
hundred and ten, to be fully comPsea''
ed and end.d.
Given under my haad and seal the any
and date first aboyewrItten.
THOMAS PAUL. l. ).
Signed, sealed and delivered IN the
presence Of GEO.,G PRESBURY.
In consequence of the above authority
vested in,me, arising from CONTRACT
with MIR. T. Paul, 1 hereby appoint the
following persons the only agents TOR the
sale of Paups Columbian Oil, In the city
ST Baltimore, viz. DR.. Edme Dueatel'
sign Of tho Golden head, NO. 70 Mar
ket-strect. Messrs. Henry keerl x
Son, Druggists, sign Of Celsus,s head,
No. 233 Market-st. near the corner o'
Howard-st. Doct. Jesse Talbot, Drug
pe.t. corner of Hanover and, Market'sts'
Messrs, Warner and Hanna, statloners,
corner of Gay and Market sta. Messrs.
G. & R. Waits Lottery oihce' corner
of St. Paul's Lane and Market-st. A
Miltenberger, Stationer, No 10 sign
of Franklin, N. Howard-st' Mcssrs'
Iohn & Thomas Vance, Statloners, NO.
1873 Market-st.-At Fe!ps Point, by
DR.. Henry Derry, Druggist, No:
Market-st. and Nathaniel Knight Sta
toner, Fell's.street.-Cny Of Ipash"'S'
ton. Messrs. David OFT, * Go. Drug
eists.-Philadelahia. Mr.. Thomas Love
at Dr. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. IS North
9TH St. John Y. Bryant, Druggist
Corner of I'd and Pine-Streets-Jere-
miah Morris, Druggist, No. 293 Mar
ket-Street--Stephen North, Druggist,
No. IS High st. between I'd and "a
streets, Messrs. Crowl & Segar, Drag
eis.s, Market st.-Ne7u York, Messrs.
John & Thomas L. Clark, Druggists,
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence <
Reese, Druggists, Pearl st. Messrs. IT,
&R. Waites's. Nos. 50 and 81, Maiden
Lane.-York I'own, DR.. John Fisher,
Drug. -.AnnatoHs. Messrs. Chiids &
Shaw.-George Town. DR.. John Of
Dru,-Laacaster. DR.. Samuel Faint
nestock, Drug.-Harrisburg. DR.. John
C..Wiestling, Drug.-Easton. u Tho
mas H. Dawson, Drug.-Petersdurs
Vrg. Messrs. Love and Cutler, Drug
gists.-Hagerstozvn. DR.. Frederick Mil
Ter, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DR.. John
S. Miller, ,Druggist-Wmchester. Mess.
John * Abm. Miller, Druggists.-Han-
ouer. Messrs. Frederick & VIM. Sauer-
mann, Druggists.-CarHslt. DR.. John
Fahnestock, Druggist.-5rook VWe.'
montgomery co. Mr.. Brice Gassaway,
and IN -ALBxAXDRIA, BT
RICHARD II. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug
and Patent Medicine Store, No. Is,
sign of the Mortar, Centre Market
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
March % law3m
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Fairfax County, TO WIT:
,,,urYANa nENF.AT. F.. one of tn

FalIIdx SO1IIIJS
~ WILLIAM DENEALE, one of the
Commemorative :, justices Of the peace
for the County aforesaid. To all sheriffs'
MAYORS, bailiAs, constables and headbo,
rougbs, within the commonwealth OF
Vi,eiria. Whereas Robert Kidwell,
late Tailor, and Daniel Brady the pre-.
zen. Tailor, for this County, for Richard
patcliffe. sheriff of said county, have
. corr blamed on oath before and to me,
that Elijah Graham, who was committed
70 the Jail of the count, aforesaid by the
Court thereof, for felony, and to be Sc
cured in the said Jail until the hex'
Sunc1ior Court. to be held tor the
Comfy Aforesaid, and thea and there
To he tried for the said Felony
And also negro woman who was com
mitted to the said Jail by myself as a
runaway. She said her name was MAJ
CIV. and tina, she belonged to William
Tomkins near Frcderick sburgh, V'5L
nia-did forcibly, or by other UNDUE
means, open the door of the said jail Oh
the night of the 9th int. and escape
thcreirom, and that snch escape was
without the knowledge AID consent ane
AGAINST The will OF them the said Robert
KidwelI, and DanielBradly, Jsilors as a.
foresaid, and are now going at large.
These are therefore in the name OF the
commonwealth, to require you,&every
ofyou, in your respective countless towns
and precincts to make diIigent search oy
way of hue and cry, for the said Elijah
Grayhan, and negro Nancy, and him
and her having found, to, seize and re.
take and safely convey, or cause MIN ano
her to be safely conveyed to the Jail Of
Fairfax county, there to be kept until
he and she shall be thence discharged
by due course of law. Given under my
hand and seal this 28th day of Novem'
Der 1912.
w. DENEALE, [SeaA.
Nov 80 2awtf.
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New Publications.
JUST RECEIVED, FOR SALE BY
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Chateaubriand's Travels in Greece, Pa
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Mellish's Travels in the United States,
troH 1906 to 1911,
Memoirs of the War in the Southern
States, by Gen. Henry Lee,
Stoddard's Sketches of Louisiana,
Dr.. Clarke's Travels in Russia,
CONTINUATION of Dr.. Rsssell's History OF
Modern Europe, down to the Peace OF
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HE life of WAsA1EsToN, with hand
some Portrait Of that Iliustrious Man,
10 which are annexed Euiogies, Ora
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Tales in Verse, by the Rev. George
Crabbc,
The Calamities of Authors, with some
inquiries respecting their Moral and
Literary Characters,
AND
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Valuable Building Lots,
FOR SALE,

OR 10 BE LEASED FoREVER.
yENHE subscriber will sell on liberal
\ credit or lease on ground rent for
ever, or for term Of years, all the va.
cant ground belonging to him on Water
street, and adjoining the Farmers Bank,
constituting the garden OF the late Col
,Haoe. 1t is handsomely and securely
enclosed on three sides and extends
half through the square in depth. O.
Their vacant Building Lots in different
parts of the town. and Grass Lots of
different sizes in the sorthern extremi-
ty, may be had on ground rent, either
inr term of years or forever, on appli-
cation to the subscriber.
]. H. Hooe.
February 6 2awtf
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s ? Supertlne Yellow Bark,
February 6

- Supertlne yellow Bark,
DR.S.aNFORD'S improved POW.
DER oflhe BARK, having been used
and highly approved by many physi-
ci.nsof distinguished character in dific.
rent parts Of the United States the
proprletoris now encouraged to offer
ii to the FACULTY in general, under the
persuasion, that no practitioner OF taste,
IN the choice Of his means, can fail TO
DC gratihed in the use of this eles.n,
preparation.-ln strength, hncness and
certainty of operation, Il greatly sur.
passes the bark in common use.
ALSO,
The ESSENTLIL, SILT or
6AR6, prepared by the same.
The above articles are put up in par
cells OF different sizes, to accommodate
the usual wants Of not only physicians,
but OF retail druggists, country ms4-
chants and private familie. Sold 10y
James Kennedy, sen.
31SiSseller, and no othsr hersoq
M.erandria.
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Notace Is heJeOy ,g1Uen,

That in pursuance Of an order OF
Fairfax County Court, for that pur-
pose made, I shall attend at the clerks
eHice of said county, on Friday the 10Th
day of next month, (March) for the
purpose of effectine division Of the
proceeds of sales of the late William
rhompson's estate sold by me under
"a dccretal order of s1id court when
and where the creditors flor whose be.
neft the sales were msde) or their re-
representatives., will please to attend.-
IN or before which day, tnose who
gave their bonds for purchases made,
will please to discharge their several
amounts.
Rich. Radcliffe, C. c. F.
February l9. twawt ethMh
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Houses to Let.

wish to let or rent, two bRlCk
HOUSES at this place-one is fitted
for s,orehouse, with counting.room
kitchen, &c.-the other would answer
for a family, a boarding house, or ia
vern-anncxed is kitchen, &c. Both
houses are two stories, with cellars,
ana to each will be annexed an enclosed
lot-they will be let for one or more
years. For further information apply
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BE- Schooner Melinda, from Boston, and
Sear. Regulator, from Nep York,
A complete assortment OF SHOES, OF
all descriptions and fashions. ,
In Store,
Cotton, Window Glass, Ravens Duck,
Fine Soaps, Spanish Horse Hides
Trunks.
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January Il

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Re'teethAy Mi,nj
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THAT he har|
Royal.street lont
by Mr.. B. Adams |
House , where /. !
BINET BUSINEj
branchGs--ks as |
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as Piano Fortss
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Gfeen dollars. H
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Fairfax Court-4ouse,
February le tawtf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06

the An rican p,sslces Yanis AMI e.sken ty His
MziestJs ship Venus, but shortly after upset and
sunk with milsLpn.An and three sesnen from the
Venus on board, who all perished-
Last nights Cazetts contains the 0ikcisl Dothea-
ton from the British Governor Of Hego.snd of the
occupation Of Iismburgh by the Russians. Colonel
Hamilton also mentions the spreading of the spirit
of resistance against the Fsench throughout Hxn,
yer. the inhabitants Of which eager 10 be placed
upder tic protection Of the British.
The Great Parsonage lately arrested on the Con-
tIncnt (and which was consijeresi 10 be the King Of
Prussiaf Is now supposed be the Prince Royal Of
Bavaria. The illusirieus and patriotic Prince has
long been known an inveterate enemy of Bona
parte. The immediate OF the Princes arrest,
y SAID TO be IN consequence OF addressing letter To
his father, on,he disasters of the campaign in Rus
sia, en,reatihg his majesty abandon the iiqutous
cause Of France. tor that which had in view the lib
Grafton Of Europr. How Bonsparie became posses
sed Of this letter is not stated.
letter from Hon. Capt Irby, Of Ills Britannia
Majesty's ship Amelia, dated ~ Spitlead, Esd of
March, gives accodnt of severe action. fought
on February. on the Coas, Of Africa, between that
trigats and the French irieate LAiethuse, which
tie Amelia beat of-but with great irjury in the
Iuil, spars, &c and with The loss Of so killed and
95 wounded. Among the killed was Lieuienants
Bates, Pope, Willis, and Psscpe v.-.
ErHacfof of letter from SssckhoiI, Iased .NarcL 9s'
" lhe expedition TO Pomerania is to take place.
iWmed.ateiy. On the day after tomorrow ] shsil
se' OF We are 5000 strong, and the ctiDriand IS
giSento o,n. Sandeis, officer universally esteem
( ed; and II We are supported i'll April, as we.have
reason to hope and trust, by the German Legion,
and otbt 4 uecors from England, we may 6htter our
selves vii the tAircst prospect OF success. W1etii-
er the main swedish army will follow is yet uncer-
tsins and dep.nds on arrangements which, are still
to be made. The North Of Germany is ripe for Us,
and the people joining the standard of General
D'Yorck in thousands. The spirit of nsurfeeticn
has spread IS far as Cassel The Grand French ar
my which has quilted Berlin, is about l7000 strong
Il is probable that the Russians now before Mag
de burgh. The remains of the French artillery,
which, at the opening of the campaign, was cou'po-
sed of 700 pccrs, were wholly Abandoned at Posen
SO completely surken is The spirit Of the French,
tbat they aya he first approach of the Russians"
Hel,goiand, March l7-Gen UYorcS is appoint
ed Governor of Berlin Letters from Carlsham,. OF
the lith inst mentions, that the King ot Prussia
had positively declared war sgainsl France and that
he had agreed to raise 100000 men in favor OF the
good cause.
Frarkioid. March 4-The Marshal Duke of Cas-
hghone yesterday passed through this place on his
WAY 10 Paris, and Marshsi Gouyiou St Cyr has TAX
EN- the command of the llth corps.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06

ros czpenses o. icte course ~i''i lore 10
nations, ,l,,,y five thousand Iour hun''reo
dollars.
For The contingent expenses o! intercourse
with foreign nations, fifty Thousand dollars.
For expenses Of intercourse with tue Dar-
ba,y powers, fifty Thousand dollars.
ior the relief aud protection OF distressed
American scamen, fifteen Thousand dollars.
Far expenses OF prosecuting claims aud
s,oeals in The courts Of France and Denmark
in relation TO captures OF American vessels
and defending Causes elsewhere, lolr thous-
aud dollars.
For the discharge of such miscellaneous
claims against the United States not other
wise provided for, as shall have been admit
ted 10 due course of settlement at the treas
.ury, four thousand dollars. ,,a
Sec. 2. md De ijurther .eTacfea' inal
tho several appropriation. hcteinbclorc made,
shall be paid and discharged on, OF thc una
of six hundred thonsand dollars, reserved W
IN act making provision for the debt oi ihe
Jn;tcd States, and out Of any monies IN 'he
Treasury no, otherwise appropriated.
II. CLAY,
Sneaker Cf the Hause Of Rei.resesfatdDe',
WM.H CRAWFORD, &
President Of fhT Seaiaie hr0 tenn.
March ;, 1919. Ap'RoyEo. ~
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06

in d. Br; oils -ud ol.ser 7,.ess. He te.lT-
ed tina. the .sIc * now. Oh hand would DC sui
feient ill The supplies should arrive. He
nrgh. also intn'ge, perhaps, in the p'obsb-
iiny ot an in'e' course being ge-as,abiished
With America in suflicienl time. I.c
should propose an additional diiy Of three
hal pence per pound, which would not be
prohibit, -, though i, might be protective /;
bpt il imported IN neutral ships, he should
propose 10 raise il TO sixpcnee per pound.
Our consumption was abou, so millions OK
pounds per annun,, of'which- 80 millions
camc.iiom America. The Braxiis and the
East and Nves'-Indies made the res, the
total 'amotfhi, however, had. 'HeGnently cx-
ceedod' i2o millions. This might increase
ahe- pficesof the raw naterial-: bot in homo
sonsdmprion it would be Tbut'bya fraction.
Hhis dusy, he thought, might produce about
25U ,oOol"s ->
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-05-24

| town of York, in Upper Canada, to The
army and navy of the u. States, under
the command of Maj. Gen. Dearborn
and Com. Chauncey.
That the troops, regular and militia, at
this pot and the naval officers and ieamen,
ihall be furrendered priioners of war. The
troops regular and militia. to ground their
arms Immediately on parade, aud the naval
officers and feamen be Immediately tur-
rendered.
That all public flores, naval and mill
,ary, fhall be Immediately given up to the
comm ,nding officers of the army and navy
of the u. States-that all private property
lliall be guaranteed to the citizens OF the
town of York.
That all papers belonging to the civil
officers ihall be retained by them that
fuch furgeons as may be procured to at
tend the wounded of the Britlih regulars
and Canadian militia ihall not be conhder-
cd prlloners of war.
That one lieutenant colonel, one major,
thirteen captains, nine iieutensnts, eleven
enligns, one quarter matte, one deputy
adjutant general OF the militia, namely
1t. Col. Chewitt major Allen ; cap
tains John Wilton, John Baton, Peter
Robison, Reuben Richardion, John Ar
mold, lanes Fenwick, Jas. Mufturd, Dun
can Cameron, David Thomplou, John
Robinfon, Samuel Ridout, Thomas Himil.
ton. John Burn, William larvie;
Quarter-mafter Charles Baynes
Llcutenants John II. Shuliz, George
Multard, Burnet Wander burch, Robert
Stanton, George Ridout, VIM. Jarvis, Ed
ward M'Mahon, John Wilton, Ely Playier !;
Enfigns Andrew Thompfon, Alfred
Senally, Donald M'Arthur, Wan. Smith,
Andrew Mercer, James Chewett, George
Kink, Edward Thompion, Charles Dcni-
ion, George DENTON, Darcy Boulton /;
Nineteen ie1eants, four corporals, and
two hundred and four rank and file.
Of the Field Train Department, VIM.
Duhbar /;
OF the Provincial Navy, capt. Francis
Govereau
Midhipman John Ricout, and Louis
Baupre
Lieut.. Green clerk as. Langadon |;
one boatfwain fifteen naval artihcers
OF bis majeay's regular troops, Lieut..
De kouven
One fe,jeant major;
And of the royal artillery, one bombar.
dier and three gunners, fhali be furrender-
cd as prifoners of war and accounted for
IN the exchange of prifoners between the
United States and Great Britain.
(Signed) G. S. MITCHELL,
l.. Col. Sd A. u. S.
SAML.S. CONNER Mai s.
A D. C. to Maj. Gen. Dearborn.
WILLIAM KING,
Major I5th U S. Infantry.
JESSE d ELLIOT,
Lieut. u. S. Navy.
w. CHEWITT. Lieut. Col.
comd'g sd Regt. York Militia.
w. ALLAN, Major.
sd Regt. York Militia.
F.GAURREAU, 1t. M Opt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-05-24

coad give facility and eifee, 10 the expedition
He i. equally e6imable for found judgment,
bravery aud induflry The government could
no, have made more fortunate feleetion'
Unfortunately, the enemy' armed fhip
Prince Regent left TIN. place for King'ton a
few days before we arrived A large ih'P on
the nock. and nearly planhed up, and much
naval fiores, were set fire to by the enemy
foon af.er the e,po6on of the magazine. A
cor tiderable quantity of military ito'es aud
provliions remain, but no vefIels fiji for ufe.
We have not the means of transporting the
priloners, and nun of courie leave them ON
parole
hope we fhal so far complete what is nee
enary to be done here. as to be able 10 fail to-
morrow for Niagara, whittier fend this by
FINAL vefIei, with notice 20 gen Lewis of our
approach.
ihave the honor to be hr, &c
HENRY DEARBORN.
Hon Gen JoHH ARmsTRoNG,
Ss4,sfa,y Of Va,, Welbi'gf's.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-05-24

COME. of letters from Com. CBAuNcEz TO the
Secretary of the Navy.
Us 8,p Madijo., at a"eb,r III 7"t !
sosioet p M Hpra 81, 1873 }
Sir--I have the fatisfac,ion to inform you
tina, the American Gag, flying upon The fort
at York The town capitu'aied this afternoon
a, O'Clock. Brigadier genera Pike was Kill
led. have the honor TO be, ve'y respectfully,
ar, your mon obedient fervant,
ISAAC CHsUNCEY.
Hon WILLIAM JOINS, Secretary
of the Navy, Washington.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-05-24
OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE
Letter fran, Gen Miller, c1nmdnding
in Baltimore, 10 Admirai Warren.
LII n ID H.. H. q o.

IN Baltimore, 10 4dniTdl w arrcn.
II. Q, Baltimore May S, 1873.
sIR-Ir becomes my duty to rep
rsfent to your Excellency that cit
izen of the United s ates. and an in
habitant of Havre- de- Grace for the lalt
fifteen years named ONRALE, has
been recently taken in arms and in
defence of his property and family at
that place, by detachment from his
Britannia MajeRy's fleet ferving un.
der your command ard that the
Eaid O'NEALs has been menaced
with immediate and capital punifh.
ment as a traitor to the government
of his Britannia Majeity, on the
ground of his being by birth an Iri(h.
man. Nothing in the courfe of pub
lie duty would be more painful to me
than the obligation of Referring to the
law of retaliation on this or any 9th.
er occaGon but, Sir, in the event
of ONEALE's execution, painful as
may be the duty, it becomes unavoid
able; and am authorized and COM
manded to fate to your Excellency,
that two Britiih fubjects ihall be fe-
lected by lot or otherwife, and imme-
diately executed.
1t is for your Excellency to choofe
whether character of fuch barbar-
i'm be or be not given to the war wa
ged under your immediate direction.
l beg, Sir, that you will do me the
honor to accept the afurance of my
very great refpect and confederation.
HENRY MILLER, Brig Gen.
H., E-'.Lcrey S" JoHs BosLAIss WARREN
II. III. Ship San Domingo, Cbejapeake,
May 10, 1873.
SIR HAVE to acknowledge the
receipt of your letter of the 9Th inf.
refpecting man named O'NEALR,
taken by the detachment from the
fduadron under the orders Of Rear
Admiral CocKBuRN. This man has
been releafed upon the application Of
magistrates of Havre-de Grace, on pa
role. was not informed of this man
being an lrihman, or he would have
been retained, to accoun, to his Sow
reign aud country for being in arms
agsinft the Brniih colors.
have the honor to be. Sir, your
nioit obedient, humble fervant,
John BORLASE WARREN.
Brig Gen. HENRY MILLER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-05-24
T0nion Fleet.

Accounts are received in New
York of the failing of a French feet
from loulon, oonGiting Of 8 fail of
the line, and IA tranfports. The
news CONES from Cadiz, by Capt.
Williams, who left that place on the
'sth April There i, probably no
great foundation fer this report, al
tough fmilar one had reached the
blockading fquadron in the Chefa-
peake and we have no doubt has
occslioned The concentration of the
three blockading fquadrons, of the
mouth of the Chefapeake where
they will find it prudent to lay till
the truth or fallhood of this report is
manifeited.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-05-24

We were politely favored lat even
ing with the N. Y. Evening Poit of
May II. 1t mentions the arrival OF
the fch De Lille, of Bsltimore, down
Sound. in 2o days from Bordeaux.
The only information by her. not
previously received, is that Bonaparte
was Immediately to take the field, at
the head of a numerous army; that
in his abfence, the Regency was to
be placed in the hands of The En-
press, Cambeceres, rallerand, 81.
John Angely and Fauchet formerly
miniiter of Police that report had
prevailed of the failing of the Toulon
fleet bu, was afterwards contradict
ed; feveral trigates had, however,
gone from Bordeaux and other ports
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-05-24

Terms of Capitulation entered into on the
a7th April. one thoulapd eight bundled
and thirteen, for the furender OF the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-05-24

BosAPARrE has lnsli'uted new order
&c Mobility, called the 4" Imperial Ord@ q
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-05-24

His Excelency JOHN C. SMITH, has
been declared elected Governor OF Conneci'
cn. federal votes l2elo-demoerahc fZol
The Hon LrAuNcy GoopRIcH rs appoh1-
e d Lieutenant Governor.