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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26
Six Acres of Land,

well inclosed, part thereof with stone,
and in as high stare OF cultivation and
as productive*, probably, as any lois IL
the state-Two acres In clover for cut
ting and seed, second lot OF two acres
flow eround) in Timothy, the residue
divided into two lots and garden,
which is I5o feet square inclosed with
locust pos,s saw ed, and sawed pa!ings,
with delightful stream Rowing through
il, fromwhich ore hall of the garden can
be completely watered, and Oh which is
erected pleasant Grape Bower. Ia
dependent of this stream. which yields a
copions supply TO the Tan YARD, there
are two never failing springs within 80
and 40 yards of the dwelling house,
which in point of quality, are inferior 10
none perhaps in the world. A good
DWELLING HOUSE rs feet in length,
two stories with passage, and Poslcc
in front, at one end of winch is Logging
room. To the dwelling houie is now I'D :.
ding a two story room, which, wien
completed, will make tie dwelling house
43 feet in length, around which Is de-
ilighttel green, inclosed with locust potts
and whale- oak plank, with gales, afford
ing In and outlets in various directions.
Fruit and various ornamental trees, viz,
Weeping Willows, Lombafdy PoPiars,
Locusts, Maple, Oak and Chesnat.
The otkef buildings are Kitchen, al
lexcellcnt Bark house with a mill, two
Shops, Spring House and stable, with
lother necessary Improvements.
The TAN-YARD contains 20 watts in
complete order, and possesses more local
ad santages than any other / know :.
There is sufficient room and beautiful
clay bottom for large accession of watts
with an easy and natural command OF wa
ter to all. In short, it is a desirable
lplace, and may also, at small expense,
be rendered an eligible stand tor other
public business, say store, Tavern, Sui
ding. Boot and Shoe yJIahing, all of
which might be carried on with advan-
tagc here, being siteated on the great
road leading from Fredeiicksbufgh TO
Winchcfter, and in the centre of neigh
bourhood second to none, perhaps, in
Virginia in point of farming and where
property is increasing in value In an un-
exampled degree.
The purchaser mays at the same time,
be accommodated with other property 4:
BARK, Tools, materials fcr Jmtdins d
saddter's strip, HOuse-hofd Furniture, n
pair Of Horses. fe,c SERVANTS, md q
lstock IF leather chtefy Soat-.imoant.
say 1000 Dollars.
If application he made before the first
of august, naIgdin may DC bad.
lOHN II. CLARKE.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26
TAN ARID
FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBER

WNTISHES TO sell his establishment
w at that healthy and well known
plac.: 4" OAK-HILL," in the county of
Falquire, sixteen miles northwest from
the Court Houle, containing
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26
NOTICE.

GAN the ROTH day of June next will
~ be sold to the higheR bidder, az
public auction, for ready money. before
the door of Edward M'Guire's Hotel in
WincliehcE, certain
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26
ESTRAYS.

TAKEN Up by the fubfcribcE, living
i near Smokers Jerry, about the 81
ult. DARK BAY HORSE,
IAf.z hands high, a small white spc
on his nose--his tail nearly white-(no:
all fouod-supposed to be ~ years Of.
his spfing-arPraised to 5 z5-
Alto a Roam MARE about IL hand
high with one large knee, lum
on her ANGLE, nine years old tn
spring-sppraiicd to z5 dollars.
THOS, CHAMBLIN.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26
DANCING SCHOOL

THE subscriber submits TO the patron
age of the Ladies and gentlemen of Win
:hefter aud its vicinity. his intcat;on ct
1naninn \
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26
DANCING SCHOOL.

]. A, XAUPI fubmits to the patron
age OF the Ladies and Gentlemen of Bat
tlctown and its vicinity, his intention of
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26
EDUCATION

MRS. SEI.I.A NICHOLS
ED ESPECTFULLY informs the inha
h-A bitants OF Wincheiter and its vici
ity, that The intends opening her
Aanrastfr Srtnui
scr the education Of fen aIes in the tirlf
eek of June next. The different branch
es of
RE.9DLA'G, HRIJLN'G, ENGLISH
GRAMMAR, .3RI1H.lIEIIC,G
0GF.fI'iiT AND HrS1ORT
will be taught at the rate of TEN BOT
LARS pc, amman. Boys not exceeding
nine years old, viii be admitted into the
school, it iuch appear to be the general
with.
aaeebie lOnrtt
in its various branches, useful and orna-
mcnt tai, which Will be taught in diffei
rent AGAR r,ent, under the immediate in.
aruftion Of Miss FLOYD, will form a
separate charge.
Mrs. N. having provided a commo-
dions house, would he willing to take d
tew young ladies' IS BOARDERS, and
whila fhe is thus fa.icising a ihare of the
public patronage. fhe feels frong per
sussion, that as soon as the inhabitants Of
Winchester fhall have had an opportunity
ef judging OF the merits of this new ant
plan of education, they will b.
enabled TO add to the great weight O.
tetimony already borne in its favor il
many parts of this coentIy as we'll as Eu
rope.
WincheRer, May X. 3I3
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26
Cak. HiN. FcNaaicr CoNnta, 1

"a. .Hdy q, 1913.
In 1870 from two acres fall0w, got 81
bushels prime wheat. III 16I1, from IT,,
s.inc two acres, I received % - barrels con
md in 1872 again yicldcd ~ bushels o.
wheat.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26
Frederick County, set.

JUNE COURT. 1919.
ID ETWEBN John CANT assignee Of
3 John Madden Plaintiff.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26
PUBLIC SALE.

WincheRer, Jane re-.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-12
January 90
WINES, TEAS, &c,
Robert Patton, ]r.

Wv 1eS1O3 ~ AOs wv
s Pipes old London P. Madeira
II do. Sicily Madeira
40 do. Lisbon IS
8 pipes and 40 or. casks Sherry =
8, quarter casks Malaga
sscases Claret
20 chests gunpowder, imperial aud
younghyson Teas, of very supe-
rior quality,
20 puncheons Sd proof Antigua Rum
10 do. northern do
so hbds. Molasscs,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
1900 pounds bright Nader,
40 pounds Nutmcgs,
70 bags Pepper and Pimcnto,
20 kegs race and gound Ginger,
50 bales Upland Cotton, nice quality,
700 pounds Bengal & Spanish Indigo,
go boxes mould and dipt Candles,
40 do. No. 2 Chocolate,
100 do. Pipes, containing 8 gross each,
500 rcams writing and wrapping Paper,
200 sacks Liverpool fine Salt,
so hhds. N. Orleans and w. India
Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee.
With general assortment Of ether
GROCERIES,,
FOR SALE By
Bryan Hampson & Co.
AUGUST IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-12
FRIDAY, MARCH la.
Valuable Lands for Sale.

Y dllaDtC LoiA0o III
r%HE subscriber will sell Tract
of Land, containing 5ss and
hal acres, within two miles OF fauqaier
Court House about 500 acres OF when
are in wood, well numbered. The open
lsad is undergoing its first course OF
clover and plaster There are on the
premises comfortable new Dwelling
House, not 6nished, good new Barn
and other convenient out houses fos,
session OF the houses and part OF the
land can DC given Immediately, and OF
tieresidue aft or harvest.
This is perhaps one OF the most de-
siraols tracts of land in the nelShoor-
hood of Fauquier Cour, House, on ac-
coun. of its vicinity to that piscs, where
kse wood sells at ftom three to tour
dollars per cord during the winter ssa'
son. John A. w. Smith, Esq. or saml
Low, Jr, Esq, will shsw the land and
make known the terms OF sale.
Also, one other Tract, containing 200
acres, lying ia he county OF Cu!pep-
per. on tie main road leading from
Che.,er's Gap. to Fredsricksburg.-,
This land is well adapted TO the use OF
p.aister, and is not more than two miles
from MIR. Moses Gibson's Merchan'
Mill. II Will be shewn by Mr.. Curtis
corby, near the premises, ana the terms
male kaown Oh application to the sub
scriber, living the upper end OF Eau
ouicr county, on the road leading from
the Court Hou.e to Chester's Gap.
- VIM. Clarkson.
March a o"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-12
NOTICE.

A IL, persons are hereby warned
n against taking Note given me
BY William Claskson of the county OF
Fauqaier, for four hundred dollars,
dated some time about the list of May
last, payable Tia four months. This
Note was stclsn with my pocket book.
together with othsr valuable papers
and some money, on the race field al
Fairfax Courthouse, in the month of
June last go
Nathaniel Grigsby.
March 10 St.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-12
Notice is hereby given,

Notice is hereby given,
HNO the Stockholders OF the Me-
,chanics' Bank of Alexandria
That an Election will be held at tie
Courthouse in this town, on the cecond
Monday ofalarch next (sth) e,T s.s pur-
pose of choosing Fifteen L:.so,ors for
the ensuing year.
BY order Of The President & Directors,
VIM. Patton, Jun.
CASHIER.
February cote
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-12
TO Rem t.,

And Possession given nrmedlately'
! A Two Story Framed HoooE WIN
$40 - e ground, at The upper end
of King street. Also, a convenient
Dwelling House with two acres OF
ground atthe lower end Of Water street
Apply to
Robert Patton, IF.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-12

80, sNpraS
enemy. :
butt but | unt,,s,s
sorts .;, to hav,bs
s 'l'y Of o.rdnaa%;s'
Ole and ,h.t.,.
less than Tvs. Is.
whom whom ar. ~
several ssa,rd'
distinction, IN
could u not be 49,.
Two ssa,la
activity. rh.ys
General Gs LF,n
Wa in !. Enslasi
old II Polish C,as
The apps',as
retreat is ,ssus
ium n may ,sl,s
From the I'd.
pSs Tie NJ
0'e 81 in eon's9rs
The sonna.li'
ports !, on the la
shall Masdsa.a
| In his position.
| l am y not 'ssI
ss Of 0'dnsn;.,
| hcatlon Of til, h,
nlslers, reiel.,,,
| ma exclusively,
| include what hsl
| last general s,.,a
| ed.
| | have th. h
| (Signsd)
| Continuation vi
| tary oferoriiu
| Lieut.. Gen.rla
| the I'd Deesabs,
| witch, was nucsa
| der his orders,
strong, upon Md
| Admiral TtAls
LIST December, lh
enemy in The tlJ
| Flamen to Plesls
tachmen, which b
to destroy lbe btl
flank. The sn,p
vember, seven pis
the first Decsmbr
a great many prim
| ly augmentins,
| Head-Qusrtsnt
nitz, Decembs, q
| chakof' reporta |
that he arrived |,
with his corp, AS
| Gen. Count PIuj
December, that j
he had taken on. \
prisoners and SON |
The Aid.ds.CirI
eharofsby was o.
with his detachEla
general Of infaniTt
the advanced gu,t|
Admiral Tchix'
I'd December, lhl
skoy whom he bad
ment by JurioS teh
29th November, h
tachment OF the Ed
tiers for the Empen
made prisoners Ia
officers belonging !
Tiers, ard two ht'
soldiers. The ap''
columns, comPaS
spot, and to m0'''
to impede the sn'''
ny obstacles as he'd
alton Of their nai:i
cbagoG having $40
on the lst Dscens'
into ChotnIi'seft
cannon, seven C8a
hundred prisoners
the enemy is rsl'ta
the dead bodies d .
we have fount tseH
Drills end many "s;
The main army y.
Noceo,I,er ilh. "
chakoff reports, On
rived with bis cop y
that day, at Con- o !
Marshal Prince u , }
wishing to apI'ss':
miral Tchitsc''@
day, his hsad'9'''
General coun! =
last, that he hid r +
guard of si@i,'' 4
at a Che.ini:sche' d
pursued the e q ~,
of cannon, arc r.,'
.onsrs. The !F' a..
been mace T.,
the ash oi N: y! !
not, Dou.troo.' ST.: !,
veral o.her e0s'tI'
eerousIy vOa"I'% u
Head quarE'"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-12

Aid-de-camt General Ge6etnistehofXu-
tusofs Retort to his Imherial 6.a-
jesty, dated Beresyna, December =.
BY nay last report, had the satisfac-
ton to acquaint your Imperial Ma esty
ofmy arrival, together with my corps,
at Babinowilschy. / there received the
first intelligence which reached me of
Count Wittgenstein's corps. who was
establishing the communication between
himself and cur grand army. In the
mean time not only did not cease to
act on the enemy's flank, during his re-
treat. but obliged his advanced guard to
keep on regular defensive from Orsha
to Boryssoff. On accoun, OF the coa,i-
nued attacks of my detaebments, the
enemy every where net the C,ssacks
on his road; and the corps under my
eommsnd took, in the different skirmish
es had with him, three general, seven
ty.three staff and ether officers, and FIVE
thousand nine hundred and twenty.nine
privates. AT least as many more have
been killed. r.
Not tar from Boryssoff / united NV.
sell 10 the corps under Count Wiuecn-
stein, IN conformity to whose orders
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-12

Admirai T's',srs.4
4,h, ths, the ,,,.Ig;'|
suing the e'''r. ..nsJ
general ,; IL
the guards 'a u ,,i5e1
. Of cannon. .os , s'' .'or''l
sand sand five hOnd 5,,,.1
, whom were ''!sSs'ss1
ranks, and gg,:%'ssIs|
affair Cehn' ,.sfp
regiment Of c..'e,',ssd1
The con Da y n
Sesslavin, rp''"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15
FOR s IL +.

A FARM in P.jipfcot Pleafan,ly G,used-
containing eighy four acres, grsa part
of which ], under improvement, with a very
ftul fui bearrg young orchard with barn,
and houte furo,fhed on the outfie ,hrse
hundred acre, ef uDim proved and 10 the town
Of Poland of a good quality near TO Jaw and
griit mills one hundred acres of good INNER
land in Nlnot, The REWRITTEN OF a farm ia New
Gloucefter of hIty acre,-A!iv par, of farm
containing 'hie,y acre, in New Giouceiser in
numbered with the widows dover and the
undivided half of forty one acres Of unimpro-
we'd land 10 New 9 ouces CT above Csmpbells
Mill on Royali, R'ver--for. term. apply to the
fublrriber in Pei pfcot. JOB LANE
March Is 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15

the British Islands should be thrown o.
pen to the trade of our Eastern ports,
and shut against our Southern. We
confess, we think the conduct OF the
British government IN this case, abb
stractly considered, narrow & illlberal
but it would seem TO assume somewhat
OF different aspect, II compared with
the conduct Of the Great Emperor, who
shut from his domiAions the whole trade
of our country, excepting that which
should proceed from two OF three FAVOR
ed ports-Ibis act Of his Imperial
Majesty, however, gave no diseHe'ude
TO ,6e Ectylo1c feelings Of our imfiaraal
GrecuuUe But, the conduct OF France
towards this country, however proiligate
and bsse, cannot Justify England in pur-
suing a similar policy. We must,
therefore, censure the Proclamation, IN
question, and the Order of Council Oh
which it is grounded.
The President, in the message before
US, remarks with great force, and with
an indignant spirit, that q" he policy
new proclaimed to the world, introduces
into her mode of wafdre, a system e.
qually distinguished by the defoinity OF
its features and the depravlty oflts char
acter having fori IFS object 10 dissolve ne
Ties Of allegiance and The sentiments Of
ioyaHy IN The ADJ rSary nation, and 10
seduce and seharate lis comkonem f1artS
the one from the other"
For this manly expression OF his in
dignaut feelings, We should highly com
mend the President, had he approach
ed the subject with clean hands But
we blush for the honor of our country,
when We recollect that the very man
who penned this "elegant extract," had,
several months before, sent an army III
to the erritory of the nation OF which
he now SO severely complains and his
General there erected the sland4rd OF
revolt; and issued proclamation, PRO
teSsediv, having for its object TO dis
solve tile ties of allegiance and the sen
timents of loyalty in" the people OF that
territory" and 10 sednce and separate"
them from the government under which
they live.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15

for Portsmouth, N. II. Whether they are
to be hauled up into the mud there to rot,
or designed 10 protect tn "a gun ship u
bout to be built. against the British navy,
is unkno wn to most of the sovereign people
James Wilkinson, William Ii Har-
rison, William X DAyie, Wade Iiamp.
ton, Aaron Ogden, and Morgan Lewis,
have been appointed Major-GeneraIs IN
the T.. S. army
Seven soldiers have been drowned in
New York nal bour by the overseeing
OF boat
One division OF the soldiers barracks,
north of the State Prison, New.York,
has been destroyed by FIRE. A sick man
was burnt 10 death, and boy injured
SO that his life is dispaired OF.
The bill against foreign seamen has
passed both houses of Congress.
An Utica paper reports that Ogdens
burg has been burnt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15
BE IT REMEMBERED

That in the year 1903, the committee
of foreign relations reported, and the
congregated wisdom OF this nation as
sse embed at Washington, adopted, a
resolution which solemnly declared, that
SO long as both belligerents continued
to violate our neutral rights, war with
one would be submission to the other.
And as France was, at the time war
Was declared against England, not only
refusing indemnity for past spollalioas,
bat actually engaged in plundering on
the ocean, the declaration OF war against
the latter was, according 20 the showing
of its authors, an act OF base submission
10 the former :--submission TO the out
rageous wrongs aud insults, 10 the ambi
uous and sangulnary schemes, nay tothe
perempiory commands, to the stripes
and blows of Bonaparte With an act
OF such shameful submission, honor
spurns any alliance.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15

faithfully-T hope all honest republic
cans will read it-and l presume they
will be satis,ied-'tis an unfortunate
circumstance for the nation that Mr.
Jefferson should have conducted as he
did with respect to it.-Mr Nlnroe
observations on the subject OF The
Treaty and the im,fre8amenf Of aeamen
are " Ii worthy OF careful perusal Il
am wy gid you have published
these documents and to fad that they
are not introduced TO public notice b.
a spirit of jealousy or resen'men,-
bur by all apparent desire 10 address
the understanding and candour OF the
people. A b.
Gorham, MIrth 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15
TAKE NOTICE.

TO ne fold by order of Court, all the Home
fead Fam with The building, rhereou.
and he marili adjoining the fame of Als,N
LurklN late of Freeport, deceaf,d ,4id Fa m
containing abou' one hundred and leventy
acres, coufiiing of moving tilIsge and wood
land; being one o. the hneii aud ,aoil pesf-
ant Farms IN lad town of freepor' laying
on the water, in iueh GIuation that veiIels
of one hundred tom may come within one
quarter Of mile of he houfe Said ia TO
I've holden on the premnes on Tueidsy. the
Goth OF April next, at 10 O'Clock A N to
dlfeharge mortgages and debts due from aid
Lufkins eifae
ENoc:; BREWER, Al,~i.if,sfe,.
Mareb S. iSI9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15
JOSHUA HEAD, Esq.
WILLIAM ABBOT, Est.
Hon. STEPHEN JONES, Isl +.

Citizens Of Name,
AN important Election is approach.
ing-and two persons are held up 10
your view as Candidates for The Office oil
Governor.-lhefr friends of peace, again
propose his EXCELLENCY CALEB
STRONG to dignity the office - The
friends of Mr. Madison and War, have
proposed Jos. T. VARNuN, Esq as
suitable man for this important station
and how Fellow Citizens, whom do you
prefer Compare their mer,Is-and
candidly examine their conduct Gov.
Strong has thus lar thro lite preserved
a character as pure as religion and viz
tue could render it.--in the early part
OF our revolutionary struggle he was
an active Son of liberty, and from that
time to this has defended her cause with
all his talents and faithfully served his
God and his OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Is deeply indebted to him Tor the peace
and quiet which now exists among her
cilizens-and for those domestic com.
forts which thousands OF you have been
permitted to enjoy, instead Of being
confined in garrisons or doomed 10
sickness and sorrow without advancing
the public good
But look on the other side Of the pic
ture MIR. Narnum is one If those
men VINO used all his excrlions 10 bring
on the distressing WAa which is now
destroying our best hopss-in the Sc.
nate OF the United States HE GAVE HIS
VOTE FOR WAR and ar nine 7vhen ii
he had QffoSed his mad measure, he mghl
haze Prevented H-and this WAR
HAwK-this tover Of Poverty and Tar.
es is the man proposed 10 fill the Chair
on Observation-Disclosures you for mo.
nient hesitate for whom to give your
suffrage DO you approve OF the
terrible Scourge which is desolaling our
land do you not see dangers and dis
tresses multiplying around you ? do
you not find your wants and sufferings
daily increase in number and severity /?
DO you not see that Mr. Varnum
stands accountable 10 The people oil this
Country for large share OF the evils
we endure ?--iour feelings instantly
answer all these questionable m n
who regards the welfare of his family or
his friends, should consent to give any
power TO man who has done so much
to bring down on our devoted Country
the calamilies we suffer. | appeal to
your SOBER REAsoNs-to your best feet
ings-;o your love of country Ito your
moral sense--,o your religious imhres
aons-to your hohes and your fears-Be'
up and doing-seek the things which
make for peace; and place confidence
in those who love and Will strive to oh
tain it. SENEX.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15
PLYMOUTH BEACH LOTTERY
4 ~, o4iy Syazys

nv oaly "vazsa
All the ,lch = zes.' lie whee' viz
G.I2, COO the bigbJf P,ize.
prizes OF d 600 80 prizes Of d 90
6 di'o 500 IS a,io so
" bet'' g0i'ed .ta,b y 4 90
Undrswa ti0se., Quar- err. aud tigh,bs, at
5. Patterns Bookstore,
Where the following Prize, have been fold
in his CAFE VIZ OF ID .c-No 5534-Of
Z Nos 1928 ss42 1895, 9 90, 92Oe, 92S7,
lo432, 1884
Tiie'i and Quarters III The above Lottery,
for iae ar ! dCs Is Book ere who has
jua ese,ved an sii,fona n 5r.meat Of
BgOKS q STAIiON RI.
Ma,eb IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15

To J0asfbsn sisvs~ cle.i { Bs Proprietor. Of
Psrfk-sd Lo,g YBsf
VOU are hereby requeited by The fub-
NJ fcibers, being five Of he proprietors,
to NOTIFY aad war; meeting IF the Propsi-
etors of fad Long Wharf 20 he h den at the
Counting Room of James Dee ing on laid
WHAT on Monday the 22d ill., a. 10 O'Clock
MO aef on the following Articles-vz
N To choofe a Moderator.
I'd To fee if ne Prop'ie,ors will agree to
abate any part of wharfage and dockage as
now regulated for the preient year.
Sd To aet IN any other hu6ueis that may
then and there cor.e before them
WILLIAM CHADWICK,
REUBIN MORTON,
n N6WHALL,
HSA car,
M CO0B
Portland, Ma,b IS, sl3
Puriuant to the foregoing application I
hereby notify the propresors of Portland
Long Wharf 10 meet at The time and place
aud for the purpofe therein mentioned.
JoRNA. SzEYENs--W5srfiTs,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15

prevailed throughout the whole proceed'nsa.
ard he Convention having acconplifhe+ he
buline's .f,re them to the entire laIisiseton
of a. d. lved at ar ca y hour
a.,feverai Ferions tof the reset OF The
mi ira are aCw before the Lselfl ufe and
thar If the I'd Bril- ade aud 9Th Div not yet
decided n, IT wa thought by all ''eIpedisns
TO prefer another ps'i,itna preiefs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-15
Pr NM ANSpIP.

w W. ROCKWELL. Writing fchool will
rec mmence eve Portland Rank he
18th of April, on the IA tern. Hours - vi.
tion from 10 ~ A. M arc f.cm 2 TO p NJ.
And the Evening. a, 7oel.ek = l'e egs
leave 10 iol'eit 'be patronage If Ii, F'.ssds IN
his iecond suenp as he wa 70 Highly f.vcr-
ed with hrs former. The may ref ,0ured
that no eIer ions on his part viii be waning
to render hem ample istnfaetiou
Portland, March s.