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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
FROM SPAINr

MADRID. JUNE II.
We hear from rhe neighb orhood OF
Bilboa, that Britiih and SpaEiih
Dvi(ion have been landed near there
and have made prifoners OF 4 or 500
French Dragons
MADRID, JUNE I8.
We hear from Burgos, that on the
I2th, all the Miniiters of Jofeph left
that place that on the 18th the
Cattle was blown up the explofion
was heard r3 leagues and the city
was covered with its ruins, but for
tunately none of the inhabitants were
killed the injury falling upon the au'
thors. There were 3 French Com
ranies in the Fort who all periihed
but IL men. Many horfes were XIII
led.
We hear that rhe enemy have evac
uated Valencia s, Murviedro, which
places have been occupied by our
troops and that the allied troops
from Alicant have taken Tarragona
and Coll de B0laguer.
LISBON, JUNE 20.
On the 10Th Lord Wellington pan
ed the Ebro at the bridge Of Arenas
On the 18th his headquarters were
at Ouincoufes, and on the 18th at
Berberana s leagues from Vittoria, on
the fame day his vanguard before that
place encountered the rear guard OF
the enemy. competed Of 1000. The
enemy left the field covered with
dead, and geo priicners fell into our
power. Another column of yelling.
toms army, on the fame day, attacked
a body Of the enemy, who diiperied
for the mountains, and took the mil
itary cheit with 8 millions Of reales.
The French force which is comman-
ded by Joieph Bonaparte in perfon is
calculated at 10000 infantry and
1000 cavalry; and there are 10000
commanded by Clauzel in Navarro.
Our force Gnce the union of Nina,
Tonga, Mendiz abel ard others, is
more than 100000 in the North of
Spain. 1t is faid Suchet has arrived
at Saragofa. retrcating.
LISBON, JUNE 40.
The head quartes of Lord Vel.
lington were on the 10th of June l So
leagues from Liibon, and about 90
from Bayonne in France. 1t takes 6
days for intelligence from him to
reach Liibon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09

And the fad Loyal 0Gcey being delivered
over agrees5ly 10 the foregoing order, bur no
complaint, accompanied by oath. or Of any
proper informing officer. nor any tpeefic
charge, fe,ting forth hi. crime, or tie time cf
its commiiiion, being exhibited and PDyiek
Road, hs aecufer, being called on by the
Court, fad he know nothing againa the prio-
ner TO which he could make oath, il is the O.
pirion of the court that nothing appears a
CANT the isid Oliver to warrant his detention (,
aud he is hereby discharged and permitted to
60 at large
GEORGE ROBINSON, Julice Peace
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
DUTT ON RETAILERS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.,
TUESDAY, JULY 1T.
NPPROPRI4IION BILL.

TfTKOfNIaIiO N DILL
The 1873 appropriation BIZ was
taken up in committee of the whole.
Mr.. Eppe, moved, that the blank in
the appropriation for defraying the
expenfe of the Runian Milton, be
filled up with $4,000 dollars of
which II 600 dollars were OUT
FITS fot Menrs. Gaiatn, bayUG &
H. ans -; 1900 for the ialsries Of
MeGrs. Gaiatm and Bayara for eight
months ;-Isoo dollars for the fall
AIRY of Secretary and $500 dol
lars for contingent expences.
This motion was oppoied. Mr..
Sbt1qey con(idered it very extraordi-
nary that Mr.. Ad1ms ihould receive
fecond ouyh.-When he fitted ont
for Ruflia. he had an outfit of oooo
dollars per dnnnn For this, his
country was entitled 70 all the fervi-
ces he could render her at the Court
of st Peteriburgh.- He therefore
moved, that the blank be filled with
$4,000 ipltead of $4,000 thereby de-
dutfing the 5000 dollars fpecuye pro.
pofed TO be believed on Mr.. Adams.
A number of gentlemen spoke on
this fubie6t, but no queition was ia
ken when the Houfe adjourned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
WASHING TON. JULY 81, 1878.
FORT MEICo AGAIN DESIEGED.

WANING TON, JULY %, io'S'
FORT MEICo AGAIN 5ESlECED.
Copy u a ferey transmitted 10 The Secretary q
Var. BY the person 70 uhsm II .sas addressed.
uPPIR sAspuskY, JULY "a 1878.
Dear SIR.
M. Oliver hes tins moment arrived from
Fort Me gs. with verbal message from Gen.
Clay TO M sjor Cen. Harrison (now at SAM
dusky with considerable force) informing
him that the British and Indians have again
besieged that place. They were discover.
ed on the opposite side of the river yes.er.
day morning just sf,er rereillee. The In
dams had crossed over in The night.
JOHN c. BARTLETT,
Qu. NJ. Gen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
EMBARGO. , I

The injunction of fecrefy having
been removed from the late cloled-
doors proceedings of the Houfe of
Representatives we are enabled to
develope the iubjed which arreited
their attentioh.
On Tue!day the 10th, the follow
ing mehage was recei ed from the
PRECEDENT Of the United States -
CONFIDENTIAL.
To The Senate and Eauf Of Reprstsnta-
tiueS Of the United Stafes-
There being fufficient' ground to
infer that it is the purpofc OF the en-
emy to combine with their blockade
of our ports fpecial licences to neu-
trail veiI'els or to BriIiih veilels in
neutral Disputes, whereby they may
draw from our country the preciie
kind and quantity of exports ellen.
tal to their wants, Whit its general
commerce remains obitru6ted, keep
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09

the bill be recommitted for the pur'
poG of laying the tax on the fpirit'
diftilled, initead of the capacity of the
ftill. This motion prevailed, I'll to
II but MIR KING, the chairman of
the committee, reported, that there
was not time to amend the bill as in
ftruaed, and the bill, as IL food,
paAed, IL to 9. Againf The bill,
Meflrs. Dagget, Dana, Goldfborongh,
Gore, Horley, Hunter, King, LAM
bert, and Stone-o.
COSTS OF COURT.
Mr.. DANA's bill concerning fuits
and COTS in the u. s. Courts, was
read a third time and pafed.
DUTY ON CARkIAGES.
The bill to lay Duties on Carriages
for the conveyance of perIons, was
read and pafed
For fse J,A, Mehr,. Bib. Bledfoe, Brent,
Brown, Bullock Chafe, Condi,, Fromentin,
Gaillard, German, Giles. Howell, Lscock,
Leib, Morrow, Robinfon, TAFT. Taylor, Tur-
ner, and Worthing,on-2o.
AgsinH Bs biz, Mefrs. Daggeu Dana, Gil
man, Goldfborongh. Gore, Horfey, Hunter,
King, Lambert, and Morrew--lo SiI mem.
hers abfenr.
DUTY ON REFINED SUGAR.
The bill laying duty on Sugar,
refined in the u. S. was read thrice, x
pafIcd. For it, 2o--againft it, 10.
DUTY ON AUCTION SALES.
The bill laying duty on Sales at
Auction, was read thrice, and pafed.
For the bill. 2I-againit it, II.
Several local and unir,portant bills,
and refolutions which have already
been noticed, pailed.
DIR tCI Tx BILL.
Mr.. VARNUM moved to reduce the
fun to be RATED by Direct Tax, from
Three to Tloo Millions. Negativcd-
Mefrs. Gore, Hunter, Mafon and
Varnnm, only voting in favor. Of it.
After the rejection of fc,eral motions
to amend the bill, it palfed.
FL, IL. Mei1rs. Anderion, Bib, Bledfoe,
Brown, Campbell, Chafe. Condit, Fromeniin in,
Cailard, German, Giles, Laeock, Lib. Nor
row, Rabin,on, Smith. Tat. Taylor, Turner,
Worthington-2o.
Arain6 70 Mei1r. Dana, Gilman, Goldf
borough. Gore. Horfey Hunter, King, LAM
bert, Msfon, Stone, Varnum--ll
DUTY ON RETAILERS.
The bill to impofe duty on Re-
tailers Of Wines, Spirituous Liquors,
and Foreign Merchandise, was read
and paiTrd as follows -
For toe BID. Mear.. Anderfon, Bsdfoe,
Brown, Campbell Chafe, Condit, Fromeutin,
Ga,llard, Giles Howell, Morrow, Robinfon,
Smith, TAFT Taylor. Turner--i6,
Agoiae IL MefTrs Dana German. Gilman.
Goidfborough, Gore, Harfey, Hunter King.
Lambert, Leib. Ma!ou, stone, varuum
Wes--i4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
TROY, July 1 4

We understand by a gentle
man from Sacket's Harbor, that
two soldiers of the American ar
ny were hung at that place the
last week for desertion. He says
also that our troops are very sick
ly-that two or three die daily.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
.ORDERS.'

B~ii.gfsa, % Jsy, 1918"
The officer Of the guard will lmmediste'v
fend Loyal 0irvs, now aprifouer in his charge.
together with his hsssis, or h.tss, before
fome Magihrate 10 this village, aud turn
iaid Oivs, over to the Civil Authority.
BY order,
JAMES SAUNDERS, 1t. SO
ImI IiA.as CInp.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
Ebirtrrntb Consrffs.. m SeTior.
IN SENATE, JULr 1913, 1918.
EXCISE BILL.

The bill laying Duties on Licencet
70 DjfiAers Of Spuituous Liqusys, was
faken up. A motion to itrike out
the claufe which limits the duration
of the bill to one year after the War,
was negatived, 2oto IA
Mr.. VARNUM then moved, that
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
MANI,IUs JULY ~.


Tue great men Seldom, u even
has this village been honoured WIN 'o'
presence oftwo so great men as met heTe
last Wedaesday-Gen. DEARRohN' on
his way from Fort George to hiOan,'
and Gen. WILLIAMS, commonly car
led" thunder and Tightening HAlA0ms,
on his way to the Niagara frontier
is hoped that something VIII now "
done.
Gen. DEARBORN has srrlvea III DE-
ton.--ais lsurels fresh and green, ana h''
coat unsoiied,
Commodore DrcArua's boats have sur.
nrized a parry from the Lritsh squs"or ="
shore. and taken n en- PRISONERS, VIZ wv
lieu,enan.s, ! mid.hipmAn and sesine@
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
rIATTsByeH, JutY 81.
Military DeIbotihu.


LOYAL. OLIVER, of Cbamplain, in the
county of Clinton and State of New-York be.
ing fworn fays that he is about 9 years Of age
aud lives with his ia her, an inhab,tant OF fad
town-that on the Esd day June Ian while At
the houle of Capt. Thurber. a neighbour, be
was ieized hy tx armed men, without being
informed If any offence having been charged
.gsinii him, and wa. conveyed on board vtf-
Eel aud carried TO the Camp at Burlington x
committed TO the euflody of the Provolt
Guard, and detained in euflody from abe 2sth
of June to the iecond of Iuiy inf that on the
4th or 5th day OF his impr ionnent, Col. Ilaac
Clark, the commanding officer, called upon
the officer of the guard and enquired Of him If
the citizen from ChamPlan was there p Being
Informed that this deponent was the pe.fon,
Col. Clark zddreHed himielf to him and aoid
him thar he fhould have his trial Immediately.
and acquired if his witneiles were ready p
Thin deponent replied that he was ready tor
t.iAl and wanted no wi,ne1es Clark eDquired
whether The witneffss 10 give evidence againit
this deponent had come on } This deponent
replied that he knew of none Then, f4,d
Clark, You cauno; have your trial now, but As
loon as the wituefes come on you fhsl! have
trial aud be bsngef, for there is no other way
TO manage iuch felows In anfwer to this
malicious threat. the deponen,, concious of his
own Innocence. obfervec, that If he had mer-
red ds4.h he was willing TO fuaer it. Clark
reped-you viii not lay 70 when you hear
your ieutenee read. Such was the hiua ION
of his seponent until Gen. Parker arrived e
aiiurcd the command. who on repreien,a-
ton If my cafe 10 him, ordered thar fhould
be delivered over to the civil authority, where
upon | war taken before the jnace Of the
peace of The Gate of Vermont, VINO discharged
me and furnifhed me with the fubjoned copy
of the proceeding ag.init me a. they appeared
before him on my examination.
Loyal OLIVER.
Sworn this Sd day of July, 1918. before me,
LEVI PLATT. Judge Of Clinton Common
Pleas.
"Thepfficer of the Provof Guard will fe.
cure add keep in cuftody, Loyal Oliver, per
fon charged with holding a treaionabIe eorref /.
pondeace with the enemy and giving informa-
ten to them OF the movements of our armed
force, and informing againlt his neighbours
whereby their lives are put 10 jeopardy.
PATRICK ROACH.
Bztiirsf,s, 3ra. Cab. lSl3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
BURLING TON, July SO

BURLINGTON, JULY so
David Lord of the 4th req
ment, was shot on public parade
on "Wednesday last. He form
erly belonged to Thetford. Y,
and has left a wife and three chill
dren. His crime was deserdon
which he ELECTED on k1onda,
the 18th inst. the day that John
Cummings was erecmed.
A writer in the Georgetown Renuh
lican says" our miserable rulers b,,.
not prowess enough to take Uon,,
Canada," and adds" that the singl.
state OF MassachHsefts, which the Son,
them warriors M,eafen so ysl;an,Is
could with hardly en- e6ort take fla,
miserable deienceless province whi,,
contains only poor population Of
$4,000 !" What this State MIGHT ID
" S@thont an cGort" perhaps is an use.
less speculation but gvrfh an effort she
would be able to oyetun. in The course
OF year, Virginia, the CaroInss
Georgia, Ohio. Kentucky, Tennessee
and Mississippi Il will 6e reccoIlec,.
ed that during the revolutionary war
a fen hundred British horse and VERY
few thousand foot conquered that poi.
ton ofthe country, and held it in CON.
plete subsection until they were relies.
ed by the Northern forces.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
:Jorrisr, aI:.rlrs.
LONDON, 1uNE I8. p NJ.

LONDON, JUNE I8. M.
We are ail'ured that the delay in
the departure of Mr. Rofs, jun. Am
baGador to Sweden for the Continent,
is not owing to any change in the al
pect of the politics of the North
From this ailurance, added to the
embarkation OF General STEWARDS
horfes, and the more important cir
cumftance of orders having been re-
ceiyed at Deal for the proceeding
of his Majeity's fhip JAsEuR, with
the German Hussars, sc. (lately
embarked at Ranigare) ubder her
convoy, TO their deitination (fuppoied
to be Straliund). we are difpoied to
infer thar Minllters do not expect
peace, purely continental. to be the
probable confequence of The Prefent
zrmiltice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
Defeat Of TIRE French, and entrance Of
The 6fies into BrmEpick.

Detcat Of TIE Eeaek, and entrance Of
The 6fies into Brunfuick.
'Miniiters have received difpatches
from He.igoland. confirming he intel
lisence of the entrance of the Allies
into Brunfwick after defeating the
French with great lois The Ruff
fans, under rErrENBoRa, who re-
Gently left Hamburger. are now in
motion in conjunction with the Swe-
din troops under the Crown PRINCE,
who, it will be recollected, is no par
ty to the Armiitice. The following
Bulletin has been issued on the fub
ject
Accounts have been received
from Hellgoland, which itates, that
the Allies had beaten the French
near Halbcnltadt, taken Ia pieces OF
cannon, and entered Brunfwick. Col.
Tettenborn had put himfelf in COM
munie al ton with the wedes--he has
10000 men under his orders. and
his headquarters, ar the date of the
iaa accounts, were at Boitzenburgh. "
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09

A meffagc was read from the SEN
ate Eating that they have receded
from their amendment to the bills
Supplementary to the naturalization
law.
The Senate have Unified on their a.
mendments, d'fagreed to by the
Houfe, 10 the bill laying duties on
Bank Notes & providing other itamp
duties II and ask conference relative
to the fa;d amendments.
The Houle refolved to inhlt on
their disagreement to the faid amend
men,s, and agree to the conference
Mr. Bib, from the conferences on
the bill laying duties on licences to
retailers of wines, fpirituous liquors
and foreign merchandise, made re-
port, which was ordered to lie on
the table.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20
LINES addressed 20 desronding american, from,
SAAEsPsARE's kIEC JoKE.
n TRIBUTE TO MERIT.

Extract If 4 letter from gentleman near
Hampton, to his friend in this place da-
ted Augu,t -, 1918.
IL cannot but wonder that so brave a
man as John S. Parker, a Sergeant of Ar,
til.cry, should have been SO entirely forgot
ten as not to have been mentioned in n
public manner-He deserves as much a.
any OSicer or Soldier who fought il, defence
of Hampton or h IS h of June. = lis man
vas ordered by his Captain (Pryor) vi h a
* pOunder t. ThompSoa'S white gate Oh
the stage road leading to Hampton aud We
~ near the town He there planted IN.
piece in such p stion IS to have command
ot The road * waited until the enemy came
t'oting towards own in close order filling
u? the road completely, thinking to meet
with no more obs aCles.
q This brave fell W, true to his trust, de-
liherately waited until t'ey got so or 40
yards within the Crossroads, when he
opened a deadly fire upon the enemy, and
Continued ii until his ammunition was ex
pended which was after IL or II fires.
Saying them At every discharge Of hi.
piece, and they advancing upon him with a
heavy fire az muskctry and grape, which
fortunately III; ared none Of his men. lie
then retreated with his piece for some dis
lance TO hide hsr, but was obliged to aban
don her. He says, and believe him to b.
a man of truth. that whenever he fired &c
use his expression he made lane through
them. aad that many Of them would snuaI
| when they expected Gre. You have haC
all the details Of the conduct of the enemy
at Hampton. which have been so often reca
pitGlated, thar shall say nothing of il, only
hope before die we shall have 1t in oul
power TO inhict vengeance upon tue mon
slers."
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having been relieved by tho troops recently
ARRIVED, are about tn return Co their homes
They will quit the tented field" with
The proud satisfaction of having done their
duty to their country as became Ameri-
can Citizens and ldiers and they will
retire to their domestic stations to enjov Il {
reward of their patriotic services in the APP
pause oftheir countrywen. aud the caresses
OF their family and srierds.--ies, they have
well performed their duty-Obcdent Ia a
rigid Course OF discipline, rot = murmur o;
discomfort was heard among them, nor the
slightest indication of di- aiTection-Pasenr
under the ,.borious tasks imposed upou
them, as we'll in the duties If the caup, as
in the more toi,some routine ot fatigue duty
they persevered with vigor & cheerfu,;es S
sensible that The r. od Of the service rcqu,r
ed it at tn ir hands-Such is the character
eTAfe Ifjtifia II. Virginia &!
Previous To their dismissal they were
mustered by their respective officers, and
the following address from the General
was read at the head of the several detach-
mrnts
To The officers, .Non-csmmissioncd officers
and Privatrs ofthe 1$t, Cd, and Sd, Re
ginaenss, schose term Of service has erhir-
ed.
Settlers,
The moment has arrived which tcrmi
mates our military conuecticn--Yuur tour of
duty performed, we seperate, perhaps FIR
ever--i Cannot permit Won to de;.art with a
Geld official discharge enedby the SYM.
pathies OF common service, my heart
prompts me to acknow ledge your worth, x
30 express my gratitude.
Called by the voice of Your country to
maintain her honor, with prompt,ude and
ardour which patriotism alone could inspire,
you exchanged the sweet & cndearing joys
of Domestic life for the hardships Of the
tented heid--Your service has been enc Of
,requent privation, of constant labor, of
ceaseless cXertion-But your cOnstsncv and
iirmness triumphed over every difficulty
You have passed from the parade tn the en-
trenchmcnt, and exchanged the musket for
the mattock and the spade, with an alac
.ity and ardour, which entities you to the
communication OF your country. But this is
not your greatest praise. Under circum
stances which might have furnished some
pretext tor irregularity and relaxation of dis
cipiine, you have given an example of or
der, subordinatiOD, and attention 10 military
duty. and of skill in manuuvres. which has
brown 4 lustre over your ether military vir
tues, and gone far TO redeem the character
of the Miltia.--To me YOU left nothing to
perform Your zeal and your exertions out
stripped every inseruction--I deem it the
h CHEST honor of my life to have commanded
you.
Accept, Brother Soldiers, this poor &C
knowledge DE Il are dis
charged. My respect. my confidence. my
Elections, 60 with you to your hrcsides
which the Consciousness of virtuous exertons
and the merited thanks of your country,
should render happy and honorable. May
your future lives be exemp, from all calare
ity.
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BRITISH DRY GOODS


For Sale at Auction, or Thursday 26.b August. a,
hat past o'clock, the Brick Stores IN lie CT
" of jersey w
HONES e TOUW,
$50 Paekss fresh Imported Brush Dry Goods,
comnt'sng Nh eiesant assortment, among which are
the following articles:
Supe'!ine snd second broad cloths
Low priced Go. assorted, vita i.rre p-opor.
ton Cf blues,
CAssimeres. Vestcrisls, Toiiinettcs and Swans
downs.
Ilannsis, Dnffl and Rose Blankets,
B ne AND eseorted Plains
~ isrge assortment of Calicoes CT every des-
criptIrn
Cotto" shirteg, Cambria s: other dimities.
Cambria N"sps, black y colour q Can,br.es
Jeoonet Mus'n5 snd acou Cainbrics
an elegant variety Shaw.s,
I'"issore hikfs aud csmbrc checked Cravats,
Cambria snd coicmou tir gba,ns.
STeen Umbrella t;i. gtams
Cotton P!suiiss, inS,,a Je,s.
White and fancy 'dsrseiiI ; o.;lt;rss
t'!'ak an" c"o<red ponlaz ttey
o'I'' n'U "cnrsied Hosiery,
Se"'ns SIX and Twist bsst London P,rg
Whtc AID oOiuured Threads.
C"nreHa Frames. Crrps, FINDINGS. &c
E.Sr,a"SutS va" Oe furnished st the plsce 81 So,
= ne 1oods and Patterns " u lie ready FOR go,
e'""n on tuesday and WEDNESDAYS ..-osii 80, y,
Stp tuytist on
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PICTURE or ENGLAND!

FROM LoNDoN PAPER OF JUNE1e.
OVID, when he entered upon las important
work, as otber great poets have dove, and
do, invoked the iaspira'I1n Of he Co.'s, 20
the due achievement Of his enterprise. We
never so mitch wished for the AID OF super
natural power as at this instant. TO arouse
the people Of Britain TO sense of their dan
ger, and to excite them to an adequa ex
erti1u for the avering it. It is Imminent.
il is increasing. The i ~ part Of the com
monty (by far, vecy far, the most nufnerus)
are TN epp renensiSe Of it, They VIZ MOI
apprsheTd it ray, they VIII scarceIv hoo
. be It'd Of it. Wb''e they behold tie
ttrains OF ga9ofy cagriages. and capri oned
horses paradtlg the d.heren. avenues 4 lie
Pa'k every Sunday; and read hat the
Prince Regent gives frequent SUMPTION,
parties at Carlton House, which c,st. or "a
Their waste, fhy o. hundred .hopsand
p9nnds each, IT IS natural for the unt,ir,k
ing TO eEcl4in." how then ATE w ran
eds'-If We ccu'd have pa,:enoe enough
70 reason With fools, or % hold M = pic,ure.
to The tIes OF those who are wilfuuy blind
,%e If~ig answer the question by saying
tnAt moro than oae sraio has (w6ethGi BY
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70 or } AkEH, out ofthe Subscribe, s Do,tes
o.. at tae sale ., l5mes Brown, ir, & Co. y@"a"s
T ,z oppeS,e TIC Gio5c Taysrh. tn Tuesday tie
i|th .ns'or' small red as, Ski mr. We
MOROCCO MENOKANDtM R0or
con. nnb SH--a $50 and a SIS pcte nc ts. r,,
nc Wef 5ank, $50 AID two los on H. III,
VnSinS--'.:o' - note On the Bank e Fdtt,n'
''",.s Cesol"@, sud s'!rdry papers which can BE- If
20 value 10 any o'h>r pegsn1 bu, iI,eov,e~ ".
person who vii deliver 20 the subscrhori il rI..
chester. ~ ut TIE Office cr the l,.rer, vitl lie
conients, sligA receive liberal r.,...r
d051PH rR;CE,Jr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20

MARRIRD--On Sa,pra,v. tbo -tb inst - ~.
Rev. Mr.. Blair, ,tiy. .Na<,ec.( r, :es ,9reio,, Of
New'fOr%, to Mrs. Sarah II Goo.e, Of y uches.
ter.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20
NORFOLK, Angus, II.

a. Thar portion Of tiie second rcousition
WI G." wfs calltd ont IN February last, hav-
sn5 s~r'ed t~cif tO.r q sl1 laqa,Es, and
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20
FOX YALE

y 'HE sabsc.iber has ust received fresh SUNNY
- 81 New. Family FLOUR in whole and hsif
barrels warranted to b. ot inferior in quality to any
manufactured in virginia
August so' wAv JOSEPH PRICE, Jr,