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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-22
10000

The Btockadng Squadron, at the
mouth of the Chesapeak, was reinforced
on the fourth inst. by three san u The
kne and several smaller vessels, ilom
Bermuda.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-22

Upon reading through Mr. Speaker
Clay's Speech, in answer to MIR Quln-
sy's, thi, short mark is obvious-.hai
Mr. Quincy by pricking him, has let
the Wind cut oil him
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-22

We VIII not det5ln YOU by long
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ison Commerce and navigation were
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Leather Pocket Book

Containining the following papers, viz. Bond
executed on l7th April, 1912, from Garland
Anderson OF Frauklin.sounty To james Hamlett
OF Putsylyauia ior four hundred dollars to en-
sure at'tlc to ono hundred acres of Land de-
cisionof Thomas Mac & Caleb Hundlev as ar
bitrators between William and james Hamlet,
in favor of the ht,eyfor sixty four pounds, ten
shillngs; NCts from John Forest to James
Hamlet for Is dollars, dated 18th Feb. 1915
on demand; Note assigned by Ishsm & IIeze-
kiah Hubbard 70 the subscriber on Fountain
Price for flty dollars, due Christmas last, with
wo credits on the back amounting to twent,r
two dollars and half; Bond from Mary Olive
to the subscriber for one hundred pound, pava
BILE Christmas last, with two credits thereon. 3.
mounting to E 70 IS 93-Nith a number otre
ceipts, accompts, and papers too tedious 10
mention.
torewarn all persons against trading for or
taxing an ASST s-0neIu TO the said bords &C. or
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delivery OF the same either To myself at Fort
Norfolk, or to Charles 8rydie, I.uncabirg, and
WI thank any person for information respect
ing the same.
JAMES HAAiLETT.
Fort Norfolk, July g II
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JOST REcEIYED AND FOR SALE Br SAM'L
PLEASANTs, RIcHMoMD.
Magee on Atonement aRd Sacrifice.
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Jenk's Dcvetions.
Davies's Sermons.
Guide to Chris, &c. complied for the help Of
Young Ministers, BY s. Stoddard.
Scott's Family Bible, wolf 10Th, octave.
- Atlas.
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Ceyen's Artillery.
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Johnson's Dictionary in Miniature.
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Advice to ,le Officers OF the Army, &c.
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Chateaubrlands IEaEels i'm Greece, Pales.
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influence OF Literature upon Socicty-By
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Watts Sermons-A new ediion-2 volumes
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History of TIC Discovery of America; OF the
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tier most remarkable Engagements with the
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in 1920, until the tnal subjugation ofthe nat YES
in 1679-'ro which is added, the Defeat of Gems
Braddock, Harmar, aud St. Clair, by the Ind.
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account Of the late Defeat ofthe Indians on the
Wabash, by Gov. Harrison. ~ Henry Trum
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Caiamities ofautF0rs, including some enquiries
respecting theirshoral and literary characters.
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Good Men of Modern Date.
Things by their right names.
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The Emerald Isle, Poem.
The iiighlanders, and other poems.
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BOOKS,
lust received and FOR SALE. by S. Pleasants.
Rokeoy, by Walter Scott,
Creataubriapd's Travels in Greece, .Pales-
tine, Egypt and B-rbary,
Morse's UniverRl Geography, new edition,
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Bacon's Nbridgment,
Hening's justice.
Lempriere's tClassical Dictionary,
Ganilh or Political Economy,
Tales of Terror,
Naval Songsse?,
Military Companion,
SCOTS Works, complete in s vols.
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June S, 1873.
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Notice.

WILL SELL Avery valuable FARM g
qu,l to any in flo neighborhsod, as to fcrti.
lity its d!stancS frSm Richmond isabout four
and halt or fTe-fhiles and lying upon The
m'in run Of ChicoNomony, which divides this
county from Hanover: it is useless to mention
The conveniences, &c that arc attached TO this
farm any person inclined 10 purchase caa see
the premises on application TO me living there
on, and in case of absence, TO CAR. ROB- P,jce.
or mr. Rich. Carter, either OF whom will gbew
the lines and land-rerins made known BY an
.plcation to me.
JOHN II. SAUNDERS.
jay T. tC
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Till. subscriber will receive goods on sto
yage or sale, at his Ere proof Warehouse in
Basih street near the pev bridge His brick
WarchGase at heckettfs also ready Tor the
,ecep,ion of foals on storage or sale. Ad-
vanses Of cash dill be made when necessary.
Aonly 10 MIR john L. West who keeps his Of
See in the house The subscriber having pur-
chased Of Doctor Benjapjn Duval ami Go all
sAeir STONE WARE has large assortment on
Hand at his Wholesale store, ready to pack up
20 order.
ApSA1. g.
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Qoatiing

Consisting Of Goats, wais.coats and psntaloons
among which are some vests Of superior Quail.
". Mr. is now earsyis,y Oh bis business =,
the north III an exterssve msaaner aud expects
to retur,I 70 Richmead- IN tf.e -..r, with very
large assortment OF GENTLGaIEN'S READY
MADE CLoArHING of every description
The Subcrber solicits those who wish TO cur
nish themselves with Cioatiing and particu
larly his old customers TO Call on w. II. HUE.
BARD, who suPerAends in his absence
c. F.4IRCH{LD.
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Tract of Land.


IN IRE C9UNTr OF PoWHATxN.
Belonging to thefEstate of james Lyle, deed.
lying in the southland north fork Of Fine Greek.
containing 4l7-ssres by late surve yof the
surveyor of the Said county on the following
terms, to wit 6ne third Of the purchase mo
ucy 70 be paid on the first day OF January, 1914.
one third on the first day of Jan. 1915, and the
remaining third on the first day of Sep ember
ensuing. Bonds to be executed by the purcha-
ser for the amount of purchase, TO bear interest
from their date, with a Decd of Trust on the
Land TO secure their payment. Mr.. Josiah For
Joins, the present occupant, will shew the land
to any one disposed TO purchase, and whose
lease provides Tor sowing wheat in due time,
in the event OF sale Possession to be civ
en- OF the land and houses, on the 25th day OF
December next, when the lease will expire.
JAMES BRANDER, agent for
ROB GRAHAM, ex cutor of
James Lyle, decd
Manchester, July 18th. I'M
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on THE BASIN,
Has Jusf received and for Sale,
60o0 w OF BAstN,
o. Bbls NeY Herrings and Shad,
Copperas in sBaSrels,
Verdegrcase in Pods or Sacks,
Fine Macca. Snuff in ID. Bottles,
Imperial and Young tyson TEAS,
Russia SHEETlNGS,
German LINENS, &
n lew gross best Kirby Fishing Hooks.
ALSO,
Ono hundred and twenty thousand we'll burnt
BRICKS with wootll and twelve or fifteen
hundred bushels of Shell LIME ready for Safe
and delivery at the Kiln near The BASIN-AD.
ply as ABOVE.
July 8 ,r
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Notice

4 SHALL petition the next General As
semby for releaselto my son William III.
OF the wealth. right 70 all the pro-
nerty OF which James anderson, deceased,
diel seized and posses cd Of
VIM. EDWARDS.
Surry, July 6. If
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Deferred Articles.
c9fy ofa Letter from Gen. Taylor 10 fht
Secretary Of Far.
Head CHARTERS, .Aayak., An Jaly.

SIR,
have the homer to transmit Col. Beat
ty's report of the attack on Craney Island
on the 22nd IF June last. His multiplied and
pressing avocations have preye ted his com.
pleting it till 10 day.
The whole force on The island ut the time
Of the attack, consisted Of so riiienhen, do
infantryNp of the line. 81 state artillery, and
$50 seamen and marines iu lished by capt.
Iarbcll. OF these 13 were on The sick list.
The courage and consistency with which
this inferior force, III the face Of d formida-
Die naval arihamci.t, not only sustained q
position in which nothing was complete,
but repealed tho cxemy'With considerable
loss. cannot fail ITO inspire the appreciation
OF their government and the applause of
their country. lthas infused into the resi-
due Of the army general spirit Of COMPETE
ton, tie bene GciI effects of which will,
trust, be displayed in our future comoats.
canrot @ishhold my grateful acknow-
ledgements to Com Cassiii, Capt. Tarbell
and the officers and crews Of the ConStclla-
ton and gun BEATS, who >lsve in every in
starce aided our operations with a cordiali>
ty, zeal and ability not to be, surpassed.
have the honor to be, !
Very respectfully,
Your obedt. servant,
ROBERT TAYLOR,
Brig. Gen Commanding.
Hon. Jchn Armstrong,
Secretary of War.
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Storage

THE subscriberscan STORE on moderate
terms, in secgret5srick Warehouse, at Port
Mayo, Tobacco, Flour, Hemp, &C. and every
attention paid to receiving and delivering.
ALEXANDER FULTON.
May 81. If
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Land for Sale.
'sGE Subscriber offers for Sale wy
4 Valuable Tract of
/, 4 Nh
L. n Il ID

Lying IN the lower eod of Louisa County.
on the South Fork of pamunkey River. con
tanning 600 acres, and known by the name
OF Nichols Neck, distnn: from Richmond
about thirty miles. --,rhis Tract has been
very justly considered the most valuable m
that part of the country, being very fertile,
and lying remarkably well There wi, be
Corn and Fallow ground enough to seed a
stout crop OF whestSon the place in the fall
of this year, say y2Qn bushels-A,,ached to
1t is a very valuable Mill seat, with an order
OF Court to buidSthetcom The conveni-
ences and advantages of this Tract of Land.
situated but short distance from several
coed Manufacturing and Saw Mills, in a
healthy neighborhood. good society, with
good Springs convenient to high and beauti
tul situations, can be duly estimated only by
ewing it; any farther description is thcre-
tore thought unnecessary. The terms wiz
be liberal & made to suit purchasers, eilhey
Cash or Credit or artly both.
July 20. s tn.
ALSo-FOR SALE,
Several likely NEG noES and Good WORK.
g. HORSES.
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II. BEATTY,
Lieut.. Col. Com.

sANJZE DAMS,
Is now RECEIVING by ta or Ellsworth from
Liverpool, and the ssly IRON New-York, agen-
eral assortn,ent of Z
hardware, Ir0nnongery,
Cutieit ana 9a,ldery--also,
20 Batsels Liver or Tanners oil
100 Gallons Whale do.
9 Tons N0ya Scotia Grind Stones,
2Ps .jsnus Mill Stones, 4 & 4 10 feet,
CastSAs. Nails, Nail Rods, Bar and
Sneeted Iron
An e,sortnent Of Military Goods, and IA add-
tonA supply o best Dutch Boiling Cloths, and
one philadelphia Gig aod Harness, which are
offered for sale on moderate terms.
nj shmond, Dec. T. 1872
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FARMENs' BANK.oF YlRGlNlA.

FARMEGS' BANksOF VIRGINIA.
THE President ans. Directors have This day
declared diyidendgof - and ierr,h per CT.
on me cHPitsi stock OF THIS pank; wiicl,, After
deductng tleone and qusfter per cent. due
On the shAresretained b,ethe state, will be
paid to the s;ocSholders, or their legal repre-
scntat~cs, on Tie ! 5lh inst
IYm. NEKERVIS, Casbr.
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GOBDHRY!!

[ETAS STOLEN ON or about the l5h a.
w prh lsst, from the side box Of Wagon
belonging 10 Z1chariaa Riddle, who had the
| sar>' for conveyance 10 my family III Pitisylva
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met Rseeived ant for Sale at ShuvEL
PLEAs1E1S' Book Store,
Duane's Handbook Tor Rihemen.
Masdalen, or diePenitent of Godstcw.
The Loyalist, Az ftistorical Novel
The Twin sistefs, or the advantage of Relie-
ion
The Cook, ~or the proceedings and cor
resssadence upon the subject of The en-
quiFy into the conduct Of her ROYAL H;gb-
neos the Princess Of Wales, &c.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

I'M Thursday the 18th day of August next
- (iftair, If not, the next far day,) viii b,
o.:iered for sale on the premises,
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3XhIly DE

Jas: .ct.lvcd Gle,a G. FAInculLn.c L.. ii
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IWISH TO HIRE
SIX negro Men,

- a4'@Oh1
To be employed an a Farm for the present year.
April 4. r.
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The foregoing scheme is now offered to the
public III pursuance of an act % The Legisla.
ture, passed the session OF iS10--11. The sub
scribers having received from the Commissi-
oners OF William Z Mary College transfer OF
their authority 10 raise a certain sum of money
by Lottery heretofore offered to the public the
Ninety Number Lottery, which having failed
to meet'with patronaye-this Scheme is Row
offered to their consideration, a!iordlng to adj
venturers great advantages in addition to the
laudabie purposes TO which the money arising
thereirom will be applied The subscribers,
transtcrers, assure the public that all prizes
drawn III this Lottery shall be punctuaily paid.
SIMON BLOCK,
SIMON BLOCK, jr.
Richmond, May II, 1913. If
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AT ihiIco suOJcCL 10 Z ueuuclion 10 per
cent. payable 90 days after the drawing is IL
nished.
200 Tickets TO be drawn on each day OF draw
ing.
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ScHEM OF THE LOTTERY, NO. /,

5000 Tickets at S7-SS5,000
STATIONARY PRILes.
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ALSO-FOR SALE
Several likely NEGROES and Good WORK.
HORSES.
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COPY of Col. Beatfy's rehort TO General
Taylor.
C7rreY Island, June IS. 1918.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-22
Archelaus Hughes,

Fort Norfolk, July 9.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-27

on by her for an hour--the IRE vas rerOrn
81 by the Napoleon but whether they did
any damage. Us not ascertained.
The frgates did not FIRE upon the town
as stated an our Extra Of yesterday only 3
Guns were fired at them from tho fort aud
hose fell short. At 2.
The artillery all appeared, bnt owing to
che situation OF the ship on shore they could
utt make any resistance.
A continued fire of musketry was Kept up
on board che corvette on the militia, &c. on
shore. \ number of small arms were also
hred from the frigate but were Intellectual.
Il great Number Of shot have been picked
up III Cape Ann, there being upwards ut
$50 fired fi'om the ftigates. Boys were seel.
Carrying them into town.
a gentleman states that ii would have
been impCssible tor the militia to hiuder
the frigates sroM recap urieg the ship, "a
one ~ them completely covered tue opera
tions OF the other,
.'[hey wete seen yesterday afternoon
standing on, Of the bay with their prize ~
olppany.--Re!erforv
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Coke. For If you haa, l,.eAo.a..e =. 80
are m sne ltosecOuon aid pcrsecuion ut
your political rictirns, J hardly think yea
could (5a9 IL p; yo,sr hearts To wound his
feelings. His mild and placid temper has
soft and ap,'abie wauners. his fine geniu.
and intellectual requirements, cc.Nn.A
with a modcsty that wins and attaches to
him all men OF virtue and science, who
have che pleasure TO know him, could not
tail to make favorable impressions even up.
on party prejudice, and party rancour--.
even upon yor yourselves.
The writer of this, when veiv yc.rs
man, was first introduced to him in the year
1877, during the sitting of the General Cou-
vention ut Philadel2hia. by 40 less a PEG
sonage than Mr. Madison, cur prescat ~
tuons and patriotic President. lie was in-
trodrced to me as one with whom, / should
not only be pleased. but by whom 1 shea. i
he Instructed. Ia ,vth respects l was hips,
iy graited. He associated in those dav..
speak from my cwn personal knowledge,
with Washington, Franklin, Hamilton, Ma
son, Madison, Patterson, and otner tis,;u-
Suished characters, and was highly .steeu-
ed by all. The office he held under the az
ninistrat'on OF Washington, and the one TIA
has since Filled under the late and prsseus
administrations, are not only testimonials cf
his worth, but a guarantee to the public.
that, IN the discharge OF his Editorial funS>
tions, he will be neither furious nor fac
t'ous. but calm, ratiecinative, ddactics.
ard instruCting. To endeavour to pre-
serve the union by maintaining the RIGHTS
and powers at The Sia,e aud FeJ,,uI
Governments, SO that neithet shaii encroach
upon the other, IS an undertaking not un-
worthy OF his talents and of ms rank IN tho
Republic Of Letters.
The attempt is certainly patriotic. md at
this crisis, particularly. deserving OF all ,-,r
praise. tits iucunben, up'n every thing
ing man, who can afford il. regardless
of Party considerations. 20 aid and assist
him in this goodlv work. For It cannot. u
ought not, it must net be Disguised, that The,
Federal Ship has, at this moment, q fear-
full careening. Whoever viii take the trou-
bic to read the Pamphlet from Massacbu-
sets, entitled thu New States" will ssv
that finer ballast &c not $AcedilV shifted, or
her guns ttroso't 6verdoard, she viii be in
danger of upsetting.
speak in parallels. But shall be read-
lily understood By the wise men of the East.
and by our bretheren to the South & West
too If they win give themselves the trouble
viyos rodere u0gues."
PHILARETOs.
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FRoA THE CorEo NwEALTH, EXTRA.
DtffrbUrg Cuad1y- .Jfoy tf

=
Copy eta Letter from a gentleman LorUey San.
duskV 10 M. JohH M .SHovDaeA, Gated Nay IS,
1s13.--reesircd ty express
All IS well wiki our little army ut the Rapids -
Gen Harrison is here with his aids. lie will 10
20 Upper Sandusgy from this place. JNfee hun.
dred Of the HeHtackians (Which tfe British tack az
the RdPifs sreye kaHGsd on ne 1ith igst. at M.
rog. ! have been very busy here some days ~ get
ting arms and ammunition there Cor their de,ense,
Or their arrival IL WAS feared The Indians would
LAND at the bay and go down and attack them -
they landed. They wcte so exaspera.e1 r-tlicr
disarpGntedin the siege of Fort aleig5, that Gen
Harrison tets they tell the British Mis- il tic
last time tIeY viii FIGHT for Them against the Amer.
cans Mai Stoddard did 0gthe lock jaw, occss0ned
by his wound wrote you that governor Asizs,
with 500 men and 2 Dix FOUNDERS we've expected
here this day from the south. Major Bsli's squad.
ron is siso here. Had Il not been for the nfern.l
spirit which gets into % think they can do 80,
when thSy have done but part, the principal part ~
yrostOis aIny, All las cannon gad stSrsJ, must have
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Domestic.
NEw-Yoax, May 10.
IMPORTANT.

Capt. Stinman' of}the ship Enterprise,
who arrived at this port last evening, in.
forms that On Monday, of the Hook, he
was boarded by the first lieu 'enans Of the A
cas,a frigate. who informed him that after
the 18th inst. the port of New-York would
be blocksded. The Acasta was in want OF
water. and took nearly all that was on
board the Enterprise. ;.,.
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NEw-YoNK, May 81.
.sCapt. Henry, who arrived here last evening, from
Cadiz, which port he left the 10th uit. inform
ell us. that adsices reached Cadiz the day he sailed
that SO sail OF vessels from the Straits laden with
Wheat. had just arrived at Lisbon, which had gIut
ted the market.
Capt II. further informed us. that the 10th
inst. in lat. s. so, long So, 49, was boarded by the
frigate President, Com. Rodgers, on a cruize, hav
ing parted from the Congress few dsys before, in
ssuall. .Herc. .qJv.