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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-25
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LHr l.tchW0Hd and Peer hu,-fe !t.5,,o5 .
( - commenced trimming 3, tween he civ =,
-, Nlrh"ond, and he town Of P-ta-slpro
Va Dispatch vii leave Ike Bru Tsyrro' cy.r,.
r3 q - = q. ~ ,nl arrive 81 M-r5rs Eiak, sa1
we rs, IN Petersburg, at Q T. NJ sad viii ,,.,
,rsbnfE every day at A NJ. and arrive f.,
Re 'no.erbcrs having established line. NJ
rsly Ions.e'Abie exp nee, hope to enjoy nat 5r.
found 70 d, serve. Se' may ts
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-25

Before the door ofthe Fell 1'aysr, - "
c,r7t,n,., Srd o. January next inc
~ Nnkf NEGROES belonging to to .-....e
ue ate Mr. Esmr Smoc he'd, I've ot
d.ne, O"' "Seiy young man, who &c an exse i,,t e..
ere''t of 90 d9Js viii be given. end ,,-.o.;,,,-
In '.. "Ni'oV@' end.rs"rs " II re require,
NJ lessons having claims assrs, said go,
make paynent T0tjX, I 80 n"'eht' c. 20
Dee. 81 tie TN, TX eutcr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-25

IUSTRNCETVED.
= * ZION; assorted. cut Nails, TO- w'f;st.v :,
Mold Csn1les, deterrent sizes ~ 10 '2,
.9nd IN Store
CO. ," r sno Bro%" S"Gar, Coffee, Sack sa,t hoe
"reen Corpelas, sc So. For sale by ''''' Oes'
GEO. ROBERTs0N & "a
Deeeuber %. Cory Street.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-25

"r visitors and Governors OF HiH;qon on;
ConvCc,1 ITlepr' are request ed to ,oeot in te;r
INV e','" Ch'lnber, on Monday the IOd 81
nary neAt' on business Of importance " jan
pe. o. Il. SAUNDERS, Rector.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-25

y h'W COLEMAN has rrInove,; -
~ =, 'l'foeue. Der. IS. v.9w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-28
T. SHIELDS.

n. B. A Room will be nppro..'iat-
ed .or tie purpose Of shaving and Dies.
siGg those Tho may require 1t.
Nav Is 60
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-28
GM0. 9o59
NEW AHdD.
200 bbls. extra size, prime
SIIAD, No. 1.
FoR SALE sr.
Joseph Mandevi lie.
Corner Of King q Fafrfa1 Ste
April so.
VALUABLE FARM
20 u N4I Z

THE subscriber offers for sale his
! FIRM, wing OF Ma,tox Creek, In
the county of " estmorelsnG ARD State
oil Virginia; containing ahou, e 0 acres
Of prime bottom fanI; there are Oh the
premises largo ,wo story i,sme dwell
ling house. with ali necessary out hous.
e.; a fine young thriving apple aud
peach orchard; the land abounds with
springsiof excellent watcr--thc house
is situate on the banks OF the Creek, in
which there is always plenty Of the
hes, kinds OF fish in their season. and
oy sters may be had in abundance With
in half mile of the house. Vessels
Of 60 TO 100 tons burthen can come
within twenty yards OF the landing
$50 acres of the above land is cleared
and fit for culture, and the residue well
timbered,
ALSO,
One other tract silunte at the upper
part of what is calico the Irish neck, *
4bont two and one half miles from the
ABOVE 0escrihed property, containing
262 l.2 es. one hundred OF which Is
cleared and the remaindt, heavily tim.
bered there is OF this farm comfort.
able dwclliDg house, containing cur
rooms on floor. Kitchen, 5000 ap.
pie orchard, aud excellent water. The
above properly will &c sold en- good
terms for cash, or stock N nv o. the
banks within the Disirc, Of Co!umhla
OR reasOnabl" ciedit viii lie ven
for part of the pur0ha'e Grey, by
the payment boiug well secured by
deed OF trust or otherwise. AppiY to
Eliot Muse.
Red Hill, Fairfax cy. April D. co
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-28
fRIDAY, MAyss28. 1873.
Iolln Gardner Ladd
January II

John Gardner badd
HIS FOR .S.dLE,
Musceyado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
ISbls.
West India Rum in pancheonsj
Coffee and Pepper "a bags,
Imperial, Gunpouder. Young Tyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas, OF the lat
estimportaiions, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hersp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Shcetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 20. 7 by 9. by i, and 10 by ~
Bristol Glass, IN whole and hall
boxes,
sospr Candles and Goldfish in box
Figs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Vaissev and Apple Brandy IN tler:es
& bhIs.
Fewer casks old Sherry, LONDON Par
ticular Madeira and Strengths Red
Wire,
Cara.re and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping P7ncr,
Men,, Women an Clii!dren's Shoes
in'barre|s and boxes,
Bottle CORDS ia Da'cs,
Sole Lea'a.r.
Few seeks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster Of Paris
Also, pL0UGHS ofthe most approved
con,.rlctio3 and one pair frencn
Burr Eiill Stones.
october 6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-28
For Boston
LAwRAsoN & FOwLE

HAVE FOX SHLE
THE Cargo of Schooner Traveller
Capt. Morrow, from, Portland, of 40oC
feet merchantabie and siear Lumber.
also. LANDING,
$500 lbs. Seine and Sewing Twine.
leo boxes mould ard dipt Candies.
80 cases sweet Oil.
10 barrels tanners Oh.
February /.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-28
PUBLIC BATHS.

~E>HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully
informs the public that he has
taken the BATH HOUSE formerly
kept by Mr. F. Shuck Con The Alley
adjoining the Theatre, and opposite tie
City Hotel-which are row open and
will be kept in the most complete or
der and continue open Till tie 18th Oc'
tober; where WARM, COLD and SHOW.
Err BATHS may be had at any time in
TIE av and until O'Clock a. hight.
f" Two seperste BATHS are
kept EXCLUSIVELY FOR La
DIES, who will please to come in at
tie Alley adjoining Mr. Robert Patop's
brick house on Roral-s'reet
As many of the respectable Ladies
and GcntIemcn Of Alexandria have
heretofore been subscribers, and found
TIE greatest benefit to their health from
frc qusnt baihirg during The warm wea.
tncr the subs rlber does not dou6t. mt
they VII recommend to every indiv!du-
al nit''ei ycqua rts"ce the Sood effects
and comfort Of the WARM BATH.
/. may BE- added wi'nou- f"ttery, to
strengthen tie favorable opinion OF the
effects Of TIE Warm Baths ,''at they
were hiekiy recommended b! I'll the
pby sci rs Of AieSanaris hey them
selves becoming subs ''Ibers. \ any
Ladies ami Gentlepcn "eg eh GU y
cured Of the most vio'en, pain d the
Rheumatism, WEAKNESS in The limbs,
sc &c.
T. SHIELDS.
n. B. A Room will be appropriate
ed .or tie purpose Of shaving ard d.cs.
siGg those Tho may require it.
Nav Is 60
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-28
100 Dollars Reward.

100 Dollars Reward.
|LOPFD from Fairfield. in tic coun.
txofFrederick and Commonwealth
OF Virginia, on or about the 7th day OF
March last, regro slave ma AN
THONY tbs property of the late WI
lam Z Page deceased. Anthony IS d.
beu, 5 FEET inches in height. Of SUD-
substantial form, light yellow conpicc-,
tion, and rather f an Affeminiic voice.
lie is about % years Of age. was brought
un house servant and has been aCcos-
toned to that course Of c "p.oy~ent i!
his HE He i slave of great capacity
and Considerable ingenuitY--l'e reads
ne PLAYS the -6dd,c-snd possesses -
great nee hanicaI turn-he con do r"nEh
carpenters work and make combs. The
above reward will be given II AnthoI.y
should he supplemented az the distance
Of 100 niles from FAIRFIELD. and brought
to tie subscribers living in Alexandra.
But il spprehended at the distance OF
les, than 100 miles. Fifty Dollars will be
given if he Is secured in goal, and no.
tice given to the subscribers.
! ho. Swami,
Edmd. |. Lee,
.69u,rs. Of Hin. B. PGge, decd
Nav 5.
The Editors OF the Federal Republic
csn, National Intelligence and Gazette
% the United States, will publish the a.
bove in their papers, and send their ac-
courts 10 This office.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
Ebe sponltor....N No. XCVI.

90 Bur all fhe princes saii INTO az tL- c0ngfe
gahor. qpe haze sEgorn Hnfo them ~ fhe Lord
God 81 Israel therefore we may NOT touch
fkenl."
When Joshua had led the children of Is
rael into the land of Canaan, the Gibeonites
came with craft aud Obtained f,om Joshua
and The elders an oa'h that they should be
exemps from he destruction threatened TO
ali The inhabitants of the land. When the
fraud was discovered the people were anx
ious 10 take ample revenge, bat were res
trsined with the words quoed above. g We
have sworn unto them" SAID the princes &
elders Il WAS sufficient reason, nor was
the fraud used urged 10 m Ike them swerve
from tier Integrity. This case may serve
to throw some light on aquestlon often sgl
ated VIZ. How far are we bound by prom.
ises of secrecy sc. !" is sometimes urged
thai when the discovery " iuld produce
greater good than the conceslmsnt, IT !.
lawful to diyulge any thing, even though
committed TO us under The treme mlous
sanction of an osth. The following case
would perhaps be stated for illustrating the
roint in question. a man lays me under
he ohlis .tian of sn oath and then declares
his intention 1T mu. defing his neighbor, or
burning his house, OF some o.her sttrocious
crime Bv keeping my promise Ut secrecy
become accesary % the wiokedness. Now
Sha. course shall pursue answer, Ie-
fuse to promise IN the FIRST place. Had The
elders II Is sel been duly cautious, and as.
ked oouaci uf The Lord they had not been
broughl into sucl, dilemma and 80 Of IN
di,iduas In common cases Il e good p o.
o.sed % be oLianed by beach of engage
ments is uncertain, wl.re9s, the evil Iteir.
t-t hereby IS known, CERTAIN and
m ned ate.
Another case is sometimes stated, which,
hough no directly ~ point may be proper
/, eaoush nn ed hee. A man il called
np.n % y. on,se cuaceslmeni OF wckedaess
a, h. prril If hi, life. VIA, course shall
he pnrsd. Shall lac swear ard keep hIs
w ,ra ! sh II he promise, 10 save his liff,
aad diem disclose tue evil Tor The public
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

Prom THE AMERICAN DAILY ADvERTIsER
-
COLUMBIA VICTORIOUS.
Tune" r. 4aaereop an Heaven"
To the cour, of old Neptune, The God of
the Sea:
The Sons of columbis sent ape lion,
That he their protector & patron would be
When lhis snswes ss.iy'o free from terms
or conditinn =
:. Repair to the sea;
/" You conq'rogs shall be
/" And proclaim to the world thai Columbia
is free,
Beside. my proud Triden, DECA7UR
shall hear,
4" And the laurels of viet'ry triumphantly
wear
The Tri,ons arose from their wat'ry bed,
And sounding their Trumpet, Hoius a,ten'
Who summoned his zephyrs, and to them
he said,
"old Neptune C5lumbis's cause has be
fgIended.
'As the world you explore,
I" Aud revisit each shore,
=" To all nations proclaim the glad sound
6StihbiN
" That DECATUR old Neptune's proud
Trident shalt bear,
" And The laurels vi sicl'ry tiiumpbanily
wear !"
The Maids. in chsrio,s Of coral 50 bright,
Skind swiftly the wide, liquid plane, qulte
enchanted
Soon the proud Macedonian glsdden'd their
sight.
And DEcdTUR advancing. VT, courage
undauuted;
They saw with smile,
The fast sncbor'd Isle,
Resigning he laufels OBJ ain q al the Nile
And VII, victor, crOwnsd brave Columbia 5
Cause,
The Trumpet Of Fame shook the world
with appi Cse.
Dame Amphiiri;e few to the Archives 3.
boye,
To see the great mandate Of Neptune re-.
corded,
VIII tracing the records Of Libysn Jove,
10 find where repown 10 brave deeds was
awarded.
hire WISHING TONS name
keco, ded by tame,
Resplendrnl as light, TO her view quckl,
came
In rap.ures she cries, g" Here DECATUR
III place,
On lie page. which the deeds Of brave
WASHING TON grace !"
Now charge all your glasses with sparkling
WINE
And toast our brave TArs, that so bravely
defend US.
while our Naval Commanders SO nobly
Combine,
We defy all The ills naughty foes e'er Car
| send us
While our Goblets do flow,
The praises We owe,
The valor and Skill, We will gladly bes'ow
And may CRATE fdl he sons # Coiumbis be
To DECfIUR, whom Neptune crowns
Lorg u the Sea
r. CALVERT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
USEFUL DISCOVERY.

A fchedue and drawings have been lodged
at rhe Patent Office, Wellington, by MIR.
Harrifon, of Connecticut, VII CHI lecures 10 h m
an invention called a Douole Lens, which is
comp fed of gafs, liquid tul nAnce, the ufe
of which is particularly adapted for reading,
writing the hue ar ut. diffuiss clear and
eonspcu us light, ,insed with a beautiful
green ihade which ha. a delightful spp earasce
upon the took or other o, q ilum;ua ed
the ute Of which has. a mon Pituitary eff q up,
on the eyes and lhoie who have weak ewes,
or whole eyes are fAIing are enabled TO lee
with mu,h more clearnsf than with com.
mon lights The iiph' lrodused by the leu,
from one light !. equai TO he light of hree
candle; OF courie agres faving is mauiiea
where good light i'reqa6e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
Real (upeJfne Is common Broad
cloths.
ROYAL. LINCOLN,

HAS IoR SALE
A Large sGortment of real iuperd C and
- common BRoADcLoTHs, OF every coiour
and d,fcription
Liiewise--s new fupply of Factory Shirt
ings, tome very fire of he heit manuia6iu e.
ditto Gingh4ms han1fome figures
hho--A quantity of hea black I,ahan Sew
ing six aaa black fl k Twia-~ih a large
anortmenl of Woolen, Cotton and silk Goods,
As ufual If Jas Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
JOHN ARUNDEL.
FOSTER SWIFT. I J.Ri4s IF
VIM sTEvENSoN,S Pe4s 9. ..

NEUSto1 tbs voters in Mr.. Gus Csng,ess.
iondl Disrict.
The following d,gnlfed and true state
ment was made by Ma. Clay, in bis speech
IN Congress in s~swer to MIR. Quincy
g An honorable member from Massa.
chuse,ts had lost his election by The cry Of
French influence (Mr. Cults.) The pre-.
misses they assumed were these, that he had
mtrrled the sister of MIR Madison, whose
husband was q particular friend of Mr.. Jeff
ferson, who some years since wore I" ,ed
breeehes ;" these p emises were conclusive
as 10 the facts winch were publicly sssetled
every where, that MIR Cuts was own cous.
san to BonaPsrte, and OF course dangerous
man III the councils Of The nation"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
C. mmogrpsiiib Of Male bp/sif,.

SurroLK, SIS. Bottom. on this thirteen,h
day Of ia, uary. in he year of cur Lord one
I'll u.and eight hundred aud thirteen, perion.
aly appeared before ne the Suite iber' two
Julice. of the Peace for the county II Suf0'k,
a. nm s,m, ca9t Bs'tlt'r Holmes fubieriher
70 The foregoing Narrative and being duly
cautioned % 'ellfy he whole truth and moth
ing hu the ruth, made oath that he foregoing
Narrative or Depofion hy him iu'feribed i,
true
Taken at the requelt Of Nathaniel Goddard,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
D0msqic RaViag and Spinning
MACHINE,
For COTTON AND WOOL.

TIE fuSeriNer Offers the public the uie of
this valuable Machine on he following
term, Three cents on the popu'a ion Of a
hage town and TWO cents on ihe population
ola ccun y--and 10 give credi; of fix. twelve
and egh,een months with good lecurity-sio
to fu'plh any pefon witlra good NJ shine
fuualng n competition, with directions tor
udog l. for thirty dollars esch--Any pedon
sihing 10 .ehaie Rights and Machines m
Ihe DIiirl Vt Maine wili peaie TO call oG the
IHblcrbe ia Pori and, ana thJie petons that
have purehAed Machines, eau have the priv
legs oi l.kug The town II they with, at er ia
nng l~euty doaer. from the amount On the
ppulaliou'
Tie pubic are informed thar part of The
Nye Machine is in operation in B.eOn and
.s~t. @gs, and Spns only irem the kuil, and
doe nor ponsi, he mee fsutal quantity of
K'prg-~h,eh i, nec,1ruy for Warp. The
Two pd'e ,ba ct Roping and Spinning must
?. connected together 10 make the Machine
aany va'ue,
Alright fo- no hnge town will be fold for
%hsn twenty dollars.
JOSHUA SHAW,
hgsat for fbs Pafsstes
NIB The Repreienis ives from the Diitr'et
ah.ne a'e requeled TO call opp Gte the
NV Market when ia Bolton where they will
~ss'as above Machine ~ operation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
CROCKETT WARE,

FOR fac at III. C,osle'y Haze SfO,s, oppoh,e
4 the Reg Ger o, Deed. Middle itree,--a
comp ear sh htment of Ware--conhling of
&. {. and Edged pse-D fhes--Bakers-
Chambe s-Waih Bowls - Mug--P chers-
Bows--Cups and Saucers-Iea- Pois-ougr
Cream Coffee Pot, -Tureens &C. &c,
GlaG 90are,
couiils Of Deosntel,-lumblers and Wine
G ane.-a few well aGor'el Crates for the
Counuy trade-}o. c d O.S
L,ierpJ.-one cafe tng',lh Hats--a few
Men aud WOmens ing in adde's, for which
Country produce would be received IN pay
meut Jan 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

/ o be fold or exchanged f'r real eaaie in or
near Portland TWO .icellen, Lots of Lana
10 Eshsndsve conta,nieg 90 acre. each
ALSO one 100 acre Lot IN Albany of good
growth aud quality - to iuii anG Il u,.ion -
For par,icu a<s enquire of JOSIAH WRIGHT
Portland. Jan. ! 3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

good Or, shall &c refuse to swear aud haz
ard the consequence Different answers
have been given u these queries, but the
latter seems most sgreeatie TO the spirit OF
scripture precepts. aud ii would seem that
a real Christian would no, hesitate an the
time of trial to refuse the oath, and adopt
for answer the ancient language OF faith in
some what of a similar case "the God whom
serve is able TO deliver me out OF your
hands"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
STONE CUTTING,
Fxecuted 10 al its branches ny
ALV AN w ASHBURN,
IN FhDER tIRKuT,

IN FtDEK II y NkTIf
WHO ha, good sd'ai me of Marble
w 0a,e aud eefgle iui ahle for ioorb
e Grave Stone, Chimney Pieces u 'estths
Pan, Mills, Muliers aud F'ags 81 &c
OfGers for airy kind of Stone Wo.k % his
line ircm any part of the country, e.ecutei
with punetualily aud d1pa CHI, Jan Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
LIBRARY SHHRES.

NOTICE is hereby given, that shares No
~ 8 Sc. As aud 80, ipthe Portland Library
will be iold 1t Auction. ON Monday he hrii
DAY Of February leI'. at II oc OK M at
the fiee Of the uolcribsr, for the payment of
Aftfmenis, &c
OLIVER BRAY, Librarian.
Portland fss Is, 1878.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25


|. IoHs aRUNrsIt. iecond mate of he 1,p
Afiandne having read he narrative given by
Cap Holme., do confirm the truth of his
fiatement, liz regard TO the manner Of our cap.
iure, the pdagng of vsfiou. articles of shs
fhip, by he Argus, be e and eon'umpiion
- il-f1Fa Sas-.s, and rbs 2eueral ipiolene
treatment of our officer and crew. Tie fol-
lowing particulars rela'e 10 myfe - When
the boat came from he Argus knew IL.
Chauncey, and called HIN ny name bur with.
GU having an opportunity TO communicate
with Cap, Holme. or auy o. her perion was
puihed into the boat, and wa no, even aluw-
cd to take with me any article of eioa b ng on
board the Argus The mldiln oman threat
ening to ffab me in cafe refufed When the
crew were aHo board the u S. brig hey
were called afs, and Captain Sinclair de amaud-
ed of them that they fhouh give w their
projections to anfwer for the crew which he
had iuhiti,uted for them; bur refuCed 10
comply, and ali the ref of our crew followed
the example
(5y-sdJ JOHN ARUNDEL.
Sworn TO before
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

The Legislature Of Massachusetts
will convene at the Slsle-House in Bos.
ton On the 27lh insh
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
AND FREE NJ ,SON's
Annual Anthology,
for the year OF our Lord
1873:


1873:
DON'T TANNING. n, An Almanack, with AL
~ mutual numher of tftronomisa al TABLES.
% A poi,,eai ard religion Calendar
Cd L,t Of the Civil, Naval and Mi'itary OF.
ieers, and lu liciafy f the United States
Governors, JUDICIARY sc of New.Engla -
An accurate cuuft Caliendar, on a new plan
All Catalogue of tn. G and and subordi-
ure Lodges, ChaSiers, sc. held in the New
England states.
s,h. . moral and fcientilc Miicellsny
9th A copiou, chronological iabie.-Lift
o!Road, J..
BY John LATHROp JR M, M M
For iale as above Ma1sehsie,ts Regiser'
Alnlanack. of diAs ent kiuds-together with
agenefai sdortment If Law, Medical. Iheo'
Logical and C!aiIical Books, and a complete al
iorment If school Books aud stationary
- Juit received SCOTS Bible, vol. 5.h.
Jan Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
[Uhoir No 10.

of Bolton to be prsferVed in perpeteal remem-
brahce--we not knowing of any perion living
within twenty miles of this place OF Caption,
inierelted 10 the luhject of raid depohiion, did
not notify any pc ion 70 attend
Signed FOSTER SWIFT. Z J.fIiee, ef tds
tyM STEVENSON { Peace Q u.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
FROM EASTPOPT

A gentleman from PASSPORT, which
he lek 10 inst informs, that all commu.
nication, except by flag of truce,
would cease in three days from the q.
boye date. Col. ULMER, the comman.
ding officer at Eaahort, sent flag Of
truce TO 81. .fndrears. the day previous,
to inform them OF it-and that alter six
days from the date, all English Subjects
would be detained Us prisoners Of war,
all American citizens going from East.
port would be considered as persons
giving information 10 the enemy, and
would be treated as such, except they
had bis permission and flag.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

PIrrsBuRo JAN. lit appears by accounts
from Lexington, TX thai The glorious news
reported by Capt. Hite, of The iuccef. of Col.
Campbell's detachment from Harrifon. army
agzina the Mah ifinAwa towns, turned out to
be little different from what the fying ex-
prefs reported IL, for that in coniequence Of
the attack OF the Indians, Col. c. had 20 mako
a preriPi,ate retreat; and had requeited fuc-
cor of men and ammunition from Generals
Harrioo and Winchester, the Indians beng in
purfut If hem
The army under Winchener was lying wi h.
in miles of Fort Defiance m he Mamil
not being able TO proceed for want of prov,-
ions the an accounts ltAing thar the 10 diers
had not received = inge ration for feven
days.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

Col. Canpbell's troops are said to
have taken in their late expedition a.
gainst the indians, SEVEN IY.SEV.
EN- SCALPS. The expedition has
not yet terminated.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
Iofeph Merrill

loieph Merrill
INFORMS the public that he has taken the
] aore lately improved by Mef-s Bryant t.
pesman, next door to the Pop CFs, where he
oaer, for fale a general ai1ortment of
Vel.Igdia Go0a5 and Groceries,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

The British are building two ships
OF war al Kingston, on Lake Ontario.
They have drawn 900 carpenters from
Lower Canada TO work on them and
800 sailors are ordered up to serve as
may be required. Several Naval Off.
GERS have been ordered up from Hall.
fax.
A regiment of regulars now at Hail.
fax are expected in Canada in the
Spring.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
1Doftrp.

rnon rnr AMERICAN DAILY ApvERrIsEa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

Free Malon's Anthology.
Iua received and for fale by
HI De, Lord, & 60.
The Gentltman's Pocket Rfgyfer,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-23
PROPOSALS

For carrying Mails oftits United States
on Ire fcIlo'cing Post Roads. 1vii, te
receiued attFe tifnsrai Post Office in
the City q; jVssl,insiOn. unt'i tht
18TH dty Of September nens iHcia
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