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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01

General Harrison mas added new MAJ
noeuvre 10 the science of military tactics
charging bayonet on horseback which may
afford some ingenious Englishnan an oppor-
tunity OF discovering a method OF counters
acting t,just as captain Manly has explain,
ed to the enlightened John Bull the Ame,
rican secret OF conquering at sea. Ii.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
I.oNpoN Gen, r

LONDON, oept. o.
Paris pspegsko the I'd n,t. ma & Dcen re
ceiVed; anaottV'e aders viii naturally tx
pect 60 &c the Official account OF the viclo
ries which were stated in those of the 5Oth
September, to have been gained by Bona
parte i'll Bohemia --bu no such thing. Not
a single word is said on the subject.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01

Piym9nti, .tgusf 2S = trrived beautiful ~
neriGsn schr called the Marion, of abou, 600 tons.
Cant BARLOW. from Nan'z. bpund to New-Yor,
CAPTURED on the Is b, in the Bay % Bisc.y-Tl ere
arc Is sail OF American schoo ers expected To lush
or soon o., their return TO America.
ne t'ius, armed en- tute, captain Popham, will
sail in few 'ia,s for the river ST Lawr.mee
De3f, .fnS"st SO-trlrved his malesty's slip
Norge, ~, ON cruise off Noi%h Bergen, and Sc
verai OF er ports in that quarter, in search of Com
dgcS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
Extract of a letter from Col. Clark 10 Bril-
Sadser General Parker, dated
Camp Shazey-Landmg,
October IS. 1918.


1t is with great pleasure can inform you
OF a successful attack upon the enemy al
Massesqroi bay on the morning of the 18TH
instant. CATER detailing his approach 70
he enemy which evinces an excellent know :
ledge of the country, .he Col. tates "a,
this time had only the rhemen with me,
the artillery moving slow and the militia
protecting their rear. we proceeded to the
village (Massesquoi) and arrived within fif.
teen rods OF the enemy before we were dis
covered. We found them drawn up under
Major Powell in aE1n.anrer that would have
ANNOYED US muchShad'we attacked them by
water, but wholIy%appl epared to defend
themselves on the land side thew com
menced a fire on the left flank, but i'm ten
minutes after the first stt,ack. they laid down
their arms and surrendered themselves pri-
sOners of war.
Understanding that a force of 200 men
under Col. Luck was marching to attack us,
l dispatched Capt. Finch with his company
to reconnoitre them and ascertain their
Course. He proceed ID with such prompt
ness and ability as to surprise and capture
the advanced guard, consisting IF cavalry.
excepting one man who escaped, and, Civ
ing the information, the enemy retreated.
The PRISONERS were then put on board our
boats and mt TO Burlington.
Our Whole force engaged was one hun
dred and one, their killed nine and wounded
fourteen.
am, Sir,
With great respect,
Your obedt. scrv ant,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01

ne following articles are copied from the
Biing*n Cenunel of the 22d inst. and
the Ontario Mes enger OF the 18th, receiv-
ed last evening by the nortnern mail.
Darlington, OCT. 90.
Accounts from Genera, Hampton's ar
my, at me Four ClWegs. CHATEAU saue, are
do"nto Wedne day ttiiA-20th instant they
we're then on the eve of a march, having
drawn DAYS pro, isons The object Of
their expedition unknown
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01

We do no, fnd in our files, single article or re-
hect'on, On the subject of American affairs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01

Great assertions said to prevail in the French
ar'rv.
:. Cen IohnHamilIpn is Immediately 10 pro-
ceed TO Spain 10 ;oiu The alice. armies
rne 10Th and i7'h rgt arc to embark for North
Am RIGA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
AEtracl q q Lette,.. datea

O>sSOH, OcE. u.
A gentleman dined tn me Yesterday,
who is of Norfolk, his name Banks; he had
just arrived from Ia an He informed
me that in the miGdle Of August last, he
was IN Jamaica, where were tnree or four
gentlemen, masters of vessels, Win hau
been captured-D{ CAPTAIN Porter ffhe Fri
Sate ESScC, and carried SHIPS and cargoes,
into Lima. Wild z theg.had been liberated,
they travelled ON mulsPacross the southern
continent to Porto Bello, on their way to
England They had been commanders of
south sea ships, engaged in the Whale
FISHERY, &C. Captain Porter was in q e
health, a. was all his ships company FRI
gate and crew in excel ent order. He had
with him an excellent man of war brig
which he had taken, and differed and man
ned her by new erlistsments, and kept her in
company for cruising She was very fine
vessel. lie got at Lima ah supplies. He
had as those English masters expressed it,
"gutted many vessels and had much pro-
perry on board" He was endeayorirg the
sale OF the captured ships. but was not per
mtted f: it was, however, eXpec ed he would
accomplish it."-PhH r. csc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01

II IS stated in the Edinburgh paper, that there
AS TWO Generals named Nandammc : aud tic ~.
count thut body OF ssxons had deserted 20 the
allies is untrue.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01

From the Edinburgh Correspondent, cf
the llth September, we extract the follow.
ing editorial remark. which as the chain o.
dates Is broken, throws some light ON the in
telligence received.
" the plan of the allies sc ans to have
been, to leave BnnaparJe in Bohemia, and
attack with their grand army the GENRE OF
the enemy's at Dresden, VII lie he Crown
Prince engaged the efsSTing under Oudlnot,
which proceeded fart AHdown ,hs E!be, TO
Wiuenburgu, with Ill attention o. nee.ng
Davoust, at Berlin. IL emy, It is cie,r>
ly prsceiHDd, had spread thSr forces in Va
rious di ections from Dresden, under conn,
dent belief, that Bonaparte, who had e.dvan-
ced With the right wing, woud be aoie u
Keep the mann force of the allies in MS front,
while he continued to receive reiniorcements
from the head quarters, whose place it would
seem were to be supplied by the army under
Augereau, advancing from Franconia"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01

NOCT0tsADANleFt. CLARK. i've az.
- MOVEOtRs.fB hop. to a Room over Car
'ngion, q COS. sssggist and Apothecmy's
store.
Oct.If 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
SWEDISH BULLETINs.

The Courier OF Sept 1, fucnshes the con
tents OF three swedish Bulletins, tn last da ed
Aug. tSth.-I'he first states the ueserton OF
one OF Bonapartes Generals, De J,,lnul the
Chief OF NeN.s t.lat Aia1.r-Thc s.nLld m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
G 8 *. WAiTE's
CORRECT LIsP or FRIES IN rms
Union College LOTTERY.

kept for the examination OF all 1cke's, gr ,js, at
the Office Of the " Virginia Argus vh re Ti,kets,
Halves x Quarters (warranoed uudrawn) a c for
sale.
Price Of Tickets SO So.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-04
JOHN LOVE.
March 2s. law3m
l. and for Sale.

i he subscriber offers tor
sale FARM, containing abou, 20 acres,
about FIVE miles from Alexandris, on
the Colchester road, adjtining the farms
of MIR Haywood Foote and Mr. Dennis
Johnson, the greater part of which Is
meadow land and the remainder we'll a.
dapted to clover andthe production OF
vegetables, Astounding in excellent
springs, from which the meadow land
may be watered.
Also, two hundred and sixty acres of
Land. all in wood and timber, except a.
bout fifty acres cleared and under good
fence, On the Rasepswor,h road, sboSs
six miles from Alexandris, and adjoining
the lands of William Hepburn, Daniel
Dulany and the late Robert Moss, and
about mile from the FIRST mentioned
farm.
Also lot Of Land containing eleven
acres contiguous to tho town OF Alex
andria, adjoining the lands Of Beal How
ard and Peter Sherop.
Oh. Simms.
August u. 2awtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-04

I rvish to sell the Farm on which IneE
reside called
GREEN LEVEL:
This FARM is situated on Cedar
L Run, in the County OF Prince
William, (Virginia)-it contains
Sax Hundred Acres,
4 great proportion of which, is Cedar
Run bottom, inferior TO very few tracts
II this state for fertility. About SO a.
cJes of bottom is we'll adapted. as ex
perience has proved, for the production
Of Timothy. Wheat, Rye, or Corn
are producsdin great abundance on the
higher parts of the Farm-there is a
very sufficient portion Vi wood land t.
support the Farm in good rail & boar O
timber, and fire wood. The surround
ing neishborhood is inferior to none
in point OF genteel society. In short
the situation of this Farm is such, tina,
in point of society, salubrity of air,
purity and plenty Of water it Cannot be
excelled. In addition to which its near
vicinity to good markets must render
it desireable acquisition for the indus.
trious agricuralist.-Its distance, Is
m les from Dumfiies, IS from Alexan.
dria, IS from Fredericksburg and Fall
mouth, and AZ from the City of Wash
ington. On the Farm there is large
dwelling HOUSE, four rooms, and
passage on the first story, with the
same on the second, and cellar under
The whole-kitchen, < other out houses
ANY farther description is deemed
useless, as it is presumed the person.
wishing to purchase will view the pre-
misses, which will be shown, and tn.
terms Of sale made known by
Edward D. Fitzhugh.
October %. ew.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-04

| ;ts as they may deem proper, provided,
such dividend shall not impair the Ca
pital stock but no dividend shall be
declared except by q majority OF all the
Directors.
Article IL. This Institution shall con-
,inue until the hrst day Of January, IN
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and thirty four, bot neverthe-
less the proprieters Of two.thirds OF the
capital stock of said company may, by
their concurrent votes, at general meet
ing to be called for that purpose, dis
solve the same at an earlier period :
Provided, That notice of such meeting,
and its object, shall be published in two
or more newspapers, printed within the
district of Columbia, for at least three
months, successfully, previous to the
time appointed for such meeting.
Article ls. The President and Diree-
tors are hereby authorised and required
TO petition Congress, and adopt such
means as may be proper, to obtain a
charter Of incorporation, In conformity
to these article. of association, or as
nearly so as may be practicable, By which
charter the members of this ASSOCIATION
shall be bound, unless the President and
Directors shall dissent to the acceptance
of the same, and call meeting OF the
stockholders, in consequence thereof,
who shall at such meeting, to be called
and held, within sixty days from the
passage of such act of incorporation, de-
termine on the acceptance or refusal To
aecept of such charter 81 incorporation
Article Is. On the dissolution of this
association, or whenever the same shall
be determined on as aforesaid. effectual
mea surss shall Immediately be taken BY
the President and Directors, then in of
fec for closing all the concerns of the
corporation and for dividing the capital
and profits which may remain among
the stockholders. in proportion to their
respective interests.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-04
OrICE.

THE above named Commissioners
for the Town of Alexandria. hereby give
notice, tina: they will open Books for the
purpose of receiving subscriptions for
Stock agreeably to The above articles OF
association, on Monday the first day OF
Nov. next, at 10 o'clock, at the Court
House in the Tewn of Alexandria, and
tha, they will receive in payment, the
Notes of-any Bank from Virginia to New
York inclusive. The Books will be
kept open three day. in succession un-
less the amount authorised should be
sonDcc subscribed,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-04
Lots on Centre Street.
For sale or to be let on ground rent
forever
Sundry Vacant Lots.

situate on centre street, the new street.
lately laid off and gravelIed leading from
Simpsons corner at the turnpike 70 ad in
to King St. at Hoofs meadow. Some Of
these lots are in the county of .Alenan.
dria, and others in the county ofFsirfax
offering choice to persons inclining Il
buy or lease.
For terms, apply to the subscriber q
his Office in Alexandra.
CHARLES LEE.
December - eotf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-04
FOR SALE.

FOX hALE.
200 bills. gross Hsrrings, extra size
$50 do. Shad, do.
which will b: sold low If immediate ap.
piication is made to the subscribers.
Jos. FL. 6 K. .NandeDitle.
Oct. %.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-04
Land for sac.

I Ivish to sell fhe Farm on which I nov
reside called
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-04

A>-SAN 49, ~ -
This FARM is situated on Cedar
L Run, in the County OF Prince
William, (Virginia)-it contains
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-26

HOPKINS CELEBRATED RAz0R.Z
STROPS FOR SALE HERE. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-26

pose being certified by the principal asses |
sor and approved by the Comptroller Of |
the Treasury, and three dollars for everyS
hundred taxable persons Contained in the |
tax list as completed and delivered by him
to the principal assessor: and the assessors
respectively shall be allowed their neces.
sary and reasonable charges for books and
stationary used in the execution of their du-
ties.
Sec. 81. find be it further enacted, That
the allowances made as aforesaid to the as
SCISSORS shall be paid at the treasury to the
principal assessors respectively for winch
purpose, one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars, to be paid out of any monies in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, are
hereby appropriated.
Sec. 50. .Ana be il further enacted, That
In cases where no person can be found
IN any collection district, or assessment dis
trict, to serve either as collector. principal
assessor, or assistant assessor, respectively,
the President OF the United States is hereby
authorized to appoint one of the deputy
lpostmasters in such dictricts to serve as
collectors or assessors, as the case may be
and it shall be the duty of such deputy
postmaster to perform accordingly the du
ties of such officer.
Sec. 80. Hnd be q further enacted, That
whenever direct tax shall be assessed, or
internal duties laid separate accounts of
each shall be kept at the treasury of the
United States, of all monies received from
the direct tax, and from internal duties,
showing upon what articles or subjects of
taxation those duties accrued also, the a
mount OF monies paid to c electors, asses
sors, assistant assessors, Or other officers
lemployed in the collection thereof; distin
gushing the amount of monies received
from each state, and from what tax or
species of duties received and distinguish
ing also the amount of monies paid to the
officers in each state; which accounts it
shall be the duty of the Secretary of the
Treasury, annually, in the month of De.
cember, tolay before Congress.
H. CLAY,
[ Speaker of the House Representatives
Z. GERRY,
Vice-Rresident of the United States
Il and President of the Senate,
July g, ls13.-Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-26
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
A T Raies hoisea in TIE CLERKS Office of the
Superior Corrt Of Chancery for the Rich
s,ond District, the 2ni day Of 3xly, 1913
Matthew Clay Pftfs.
Sarah Williams executrix of Joseph Williams &
adH'rx of Robert Williams, John Call, & Lu
cinds his wife, William Williams, & John h.
Scott ex'ors. Elizabeth Williams, widow .eartf
John Robert Williams an infant son of 3t1,n
Williams decd. by the said Elizabeth va
ans his guardian, James Chalmers, 81 III
Chalmers, late Sarah Watkins widoIe and
adm'rx. and Mourning Micaiah Watk,nx an
infant daughter of Micaiah WAIKIKI. ia
by Henry f. Coleman her guareiian <nS> Ia.
thsnlel Washington Williams, Martha Will;
ans and Fanny Williams by SARAH Williams
their guardian, James Vaughan erecutor az
Thomas Lanisr, Joseph Williams who wa,
appointed by the said Joseph William, an
exor OF his will, and the heirs, executors. or
administrators of Richard Harrison decd.
DefTs.
THE Defendants James Vaughan, Josenh
Williams and the heirs, executors or admins
traitors OF Richard Harrison decd. not having
entered their appearance ana given security &C.
cording to the Act of Assembly and the Rules
OF this Court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that they are net inhabitants of this
country: 1t IS ordered, That the said Defend
ants do appear here on the first day of the next
term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and
that copy ofthis order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the City of Rich.
mond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted
at the front door OF the Capitol, in the said CITY
A Copy-Teste,
WIN. w. HENING, G. C.
August g. (wew)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-26
az The CoMMANDANTs Of ARTUIppy

OF The CoMMANDANTS of ARTILLERY
COMPANIES who have been. or NAV bere,ft..
be, furnished with CANNON, are hereby potE
he'd, that by an advice ofcouncil of thu. IF
March last, they are authorised to have Lds
built to shelter them provided, that
pence does not exceed the following Ms.
wit for shed for two pieces of can . SIS
and for four pieces, S 90, which shall be maid
on application to the Executive.
WM. ROBERTSON, C. C.
August 5. Au
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-26
Valuable IProDerIY'
TO BRLEAsED

WILL LEASE for term Of years, en-
u advantageous terms for the leasee. a
TENEMENT on the main street of Rich
mond. belonging to the estate of Sails
Brown, decd. adjoining the brick buildEfk
OF Mr., John Stubs: Also pieceNoSwk w
GROUND, containing about i.4acti :. ~.
longing TO the same estate. on ~ street
leading from the main street to Retkets, &
contiguous to The new Presby teriam Church.
MIR. Richard Young will show the proper.
~ to any person DESTROYS of leasing il and
possession will be given Of the Tenement ON
the first day Of January next, and of the
vacant ground on a bargain for il being
conclsded.
JAS. BRANDER, Trustee.
Manchester. August IL. (w2w'ks)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-26
Archelaus Hughes,
ON THE RASIN

ON THE BASIN,
Has Just received and for Sale,
5000 VT. of BACON,
% Bbls New Herrings and shad,
Copperas in Barrels, ~,
Verdegrease in Pods or Sacks.
Fine Macca. Snuff in h. Bottles. 81
Imperial and Young Hyssn TEAS.
Russia SHEETINGS,
German LINENS, &
a few gross best Kirby Fishing Hooks.
ALSO,
One hundred and twenty thousand well burnt
BRICKS with woody and twelve or fifteen
nuhuree bushels OF Shell LIME ready for Sale
ply as aoove. r"
July 8. &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-26
August 2.
IN CHANCERY.S

In Albemsrie county court, august 3, 1918.
1amesLewIs Comp't.
and
Hudson Martin and John Nicholas SURVIVING and
acting trustees Of Peter Marks deceased. Jarnex
Monroe, and j. w Hind and Elizabeth his wife
Joshua Nicholas and Sally his wife, Hastings
Marks and his wife, Peter Marks, Mary
e. Marks, Francis M'Gehee and Martha hi.
wife, Russell Brown and Sophia his wife, TEN.
pie Gawfney and Nancy his wife, heirs Isi,d' Re-.
presentatives Of the said Peter Marks dt6ts Ned
This day came the complainant a[& "a his
attorney, aud the defendants John HID and liza
beth bis wife, Joshua Nicholas and &rf ~ wife
Temple Gawfney and Nancy his Sifes,54astine%
Marks, Russell Brown and Sophia ID wife, not &.
wing entered their appearance and kiyen secxfEty
according to the act Of Assembly andzzhe1utdies Of
his court, and il appearing the satisfaction ofthis
court that they are not inhabitants Of this common
wealth. on motion Of the complainant by his counsel
ITS Is ordered by the that the said defendants
do appear here on the hrst Monday in October NEXT
and answer the bill Of the complainant and hat
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted M Nome
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for 2
months successfully and likewise posted at the front
door OF the court house Of the said county for the
A Copy--Tsste,
WIT JOHN NICHOLAS c, C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-26
August

FOR SALE-A London made PIANO. FOR.
IT. with additional Keys-lt is a sweet tonA
instrument, and was chosen by the - %
owned it, at the Mandatory from al
BILE nunber-it has been but little US
to the Printer. I
July 90
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-26
Richmond. Council. CHAMBER, .4ug. 3. IsIs

Hic'HoH1' CouncH' Chan'6er, Dug. 3, 1878.
or ALL CONTRACTORS for makinr nj.
FLES for the Commonwealth, who have anj IN.
hand, and all others in whose possessIoYis ,err,
may be RIFLES belonging to the public And;s,
tributed, are hereby required to have I'm con-
veyed to this place, by the first cony& ient ON.
Portunity which shall present itself.
WM. ROBERTSON, &C.
4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-26
Notice.

A PETITIoNwill be presented to the lie. -
( \ gislature q Virginia at their ensuing ses n
sion, PRAYING Tat law may be passed, vestinE ~
the 0verseer of the Poor of King Wilt ~
with power 60 sell or lease for the benefit of 4o<
poor ofths said county, the Tract of Land nj y---
held by Ohn Roane, Esq'r. as tenant and which -
Tract i commonly called the Charity Land.
Aus ~. (w4,.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-26
EDUCATION.

L. ". GIRARDIN informs the Parents "a a
Guardians concerned in his SELECT pr Sns.1Z4&
that he viii resume the INSTRUCTIONS NH
~, hoI ~ at at Gtienmore, AIbemare county,
the 10Th day OF Sept. next The Pupils ehcs..o', "a
are requested TO meet in due time. gage"
Aug. 18th, 1873.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30
american Commissioners.

The Swedish brig Aurora, arrived al
Newport, (R H. on Monday last, in IS
days from Gottenburg. The Newport
Mercury gives the following insorma-
ton.
BY captains Cozzens, Low, and other
nassengers, we learn that pilot from
Wingo Sound, ar. a! Got'enborg on the
evening" ofthe 2lst June, aud stated tina.
that day the Am ship Neptune, with
,wo Commissioners, (Messrs Bayard
and Gallatin) arrived and anchored in
the Sound. The Aurora came past the
Sound aext morning, and saw ship,
answering the description Of the pilot,
Lying a, anchor there
The Aurora has brought dispatches
from Mr.. Adams to our government,
and from the Russian government to
MIR. Dsschsotf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30
DIED.

In this town, on The IS h inst Mrs.. Mary
wife Of Maj. Hugh M'Leil.n,snd daughter
OF The late Re-. rr,strsm Gilman, OF I.onh
Yarmouth. aged 40.
Ell ali, son of M. Moses Adams, aged
10 mon,hs.-CaroIine Sweet, daughter Of
Mr. James Poole, Jun. eyed l9 nonths -
John. Youngest son of Mr. ehn Ye.ton,
sed 2 years--A chld OF NJ. Abraham
Kaight, aged weeks A child Of Mr. Rog-
or Merrill. aged year M, Rossnns Bosl,
a woman Of colour, .gel II - child oil Mrs
Oxnsrd, aged 2yesrs and nonths; A child
OF NJ YIN Gorham, sged Is months
At Fort Sumner, Portland, Leuben S'bley,
of Jay, aged 40.-oerst Jansthan Dudiey
oil Dearborn, Me J aged "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-30
aportlano:
Monday, August 50, 1918.
Pan for 1ow Ne7rSbaberS.

Pay for your Newspapers.
THIS paper completes. ,ive years since
the subscriber assumed the publication
of the GAzErTE-during this period he
has laboured to render it an interesting
and useful Journal of passing events
with what success, his friends and pat
rons will decide. Whilst he tenders
his thanks TO all for their patronage,
and particularly those who have not
been unInindfal of the maxim that the
&" kabourer is worthy Qfhis hire" he takes
this opportunity TO request of all those
indebted, to discharge their bills up TO
the first oil September next
/" Those who have not the means
Of paying at present, are desired to set
tie their accounts by no,e.
ARTHUR SHIRLEY.