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Office.

OMMTrrED to the Jail of Buckingham
~ county, on the 18Th of March last, as a
Runaway, NEGRO MAN by the name of
+ Il a n X.
He had on when committed 10 Jail, an old ne /.
gro coeon Jacket and Overalls, pretty mach
worn is about FIVE feet ten inches high and ap.
pears TO be about rs years OF age. The SAID
Frank says he belongs TO Mr. GcaSgs, and
was hired 10 Peter Hull, Waterman. Tie
owner is requested to take him away, and pay
charges, otherwise he will be dealt with as the
law directs.
BOILING BRANCH. Ta:ior.
Nav 6. 3n.
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Groceries.

THE subscriber having rented House near
!, opposite the Bell Tavern, T.. or main street.
hrs Tor sale, general assortment of
GROCERIES,
and respectfully invites his former customer.
and the public in general, to give him call
at the same time, lie assures them, that moth.
ing snail be wanted on his part, to give gener.
al satisfaction. He will sell low for cash
country Produce, or town acceptances.
FRANCIS PATTI.
March IL. wtf
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A Tutor Wanted.

ANY Gentlemen who can come well recon-.
mended for Morality aud Industry, and Who is
eompetent TO teacb the Latin and English Ian.
guages, with Geography, Writing and Arith.-
metic, will meet With liberal announcement
by Application to THOMAS MILLER oil Pow
hatan--Ihe terw ofIUiUoa " commence l.
January, 1914
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1aw1m

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Jaundiey aud bilious disorders, and remoyinss
mat sinking, faint and distressed feeling AZ
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part OF tue day, weakness and trembling Of the
limbs, dizziness of the head, and Welcomes
OF cOuntenance, complaints so common to
jaundicy and bilious people.
The many cures that have been effected in
~ England by the above medicine, as NAV
ne seen by the bills) prevent the necessity OF
further Recommendation
LIKEWISE,
WHEATON'S ITCH OINTMENT.
Medicine which will certainly cure the
ITCH, without having in it any thing either
dangerous or dissgreeable.
One box cures a person, and there need he
no washing at er the use oil it, as the skin is
generally LETT clean and smooth.
The above Medicines
TO BIZ HAD GENUINE, AT TIKI BOOK.
sToRE OF MR.. S. PEASANTS,
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Nav 8.
SAMUEL G. ADAMS.

SAMUEL q. ADAMS,
Is now receiving by the Oliver EiSworth from
Liverpool, and the Sally from New York, gen
eral assortment OF
Hardware, Ironmongery,
Cutlery and SaIdlery--also,
20 Barrels Liver or Tanners Oil
100 Gallons Whale do.
5 Tons Nova Scotia Grind Stones,
Pair Esophus Mill Stones, ! & 4 1-2 feet,
Cast Steel, Nails, Nail Rods, Bar and
Sheeted Iron.
An assortment of Military Goods, and an add.
tionsi supply best Dutch Boiling Cloths, and
one Philadelphia Gig and Harness, which are
offered for sale on moderate terms.
Il :hmond, Dec.7, 1912.
Loaf and Brown Sugars,
Coffee, Tea, Pepper,
Queens ware, Cotton Cards,
Sack Salt, Gun Powder,
Antigua Rum, Soap,
Candies, Raisns, Almonds, Steel,
Wrapping Paper, Castings,
Half Pint rumbiers,
Cotton, Segars, Fish Oil, Pork, &c.
for sale opposite the Bell Tavern, by
EPhaam ShefAherd.
April 8. If.
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Storare

THE subscriber can STORE on moderate
'erms, in a secure Brick Warehouse, at Por,
Mayo. Tobacco, Flour. Hemp, &C. and every
attention paid to receiving and delivering.
ALEXANDER FULTON.
May q. 81
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(By Authority

5000 Tickets at SIS $4,000
SrATIoNARY PRIZES.
First 200 Blanks, each So
-'.rst iTawn NJ. on the 9th,
10th, 1lth 18th days, each & 500
First on the l3in, 1000
FIRST on the l7th, 1000
FIRST on the 2Cth, 10000
All prizes subject to deduction of Is per
cent. payable 90 days after the drawing is ii
nished.
o2o Tickets to be drawn On each day of draw
ing.
The foregoing scheme is now offered to the
public IN pursuance of an act of the Legisla-
ture, passed the session OF 1810-li. The sub
scribers having received from the Comrnissi-
oners of William x Mary College transfer of
their authority to raise a.oertain sum OF money
by Lottery heretofore offered to the public the
Ninety Number Lottery, which having failed
TO meet with patronage--tliis Scheme is now
offered to their consideration, affording to adj
venturers great advantages IN addition TO the
laudsblc purposes 10 which the money arising
therefrom will be applied. The subscribers,
tansfcrers, assure the public that all prizes
drawn in this Lottery shall be punctually paid
SIMON BLOCK,
SIMON BLOCK, ir.
Richmond, May IL, 1913. If
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a gentleman, with small family, wishes to
engage with some gentleman, ss a
TUTOR,
In saiubrious part of Virginia-he would pre-.
Ter situation about one hundred and ffy
miles to the westward OF Richmond, with a
view to future permenancy
lie has taught thir zen years, alternately, in
the Counties ofXing and Queen, and Hing VIII
man, testimonials of his morality, attention,
anu capability, TO conduct ar English School.
rom rom gentlemen of as high standing as any ia
u,is part OF the state, will be exhibited. His
ing, English Grammar, Arithmetic. and tb.
minor branches of tie Mathe matics. kpm,;rs
OF cambridge p. COURTNEY, Post Master.
Brick Church, va. -
May IL. 1,w1r
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J ACK.

supposed to be about 25 years old and he says be-
Sngsto rh.mas W,iiismsoi, Of Spartliny hurg Caun-
y, South Cs,oliaa hc is ave feet near seven inch
es high, straight made and has two sears on his
forehead, one above each eye, also or three OF
his under fOrc-,ceth the lief, side OF his moutI,
are out. The owuer is requested 20 come for him
pay charges and take him away. Given under M,
hand tbs 2Sth ds, Of Apil 1913, john Yos,, J. g. G
The Editors o. Scat. Carolina perhaps will DC
Mr. Williamson a kindness TO Two this an inscrtio.
"a their papers. SM
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Tickets, halves and quarters, in a variety
numoe,s, may be had at S. Peasants Book.
Store, Richmond, where regular list of the
drawings viii be received, and tickets examin~
ed gratis prize tickets in former Lotteries
received iii payment. Orders from the country
(post paid enclosing the cash, strictly attend.
ed to, and the earliest information given ofthe
the tickets.
tond, April 22nd, 1913. If
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Which positively commences drawing on the
third Monday in the next month, (May) is b.:
tar the most fisttering Scheme now before the
pubiic,-rhere are. besides the prizes above
alluded to, great many Of 5Ov-2OO-IOo
dollars, &c. &c. and not two blanks to prize.
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EDVERTISAIENT.

COMMITTED TO the Jail of Giles County, Va
On 'hs 18th OF t..s instant, Negro man. Who say
Lis uame is
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Ncw-York State Lottery.

NcW- 1orh state LOttery.
UNION COLLEGE No. 4.
CSecond Part)
Commences drawing in New-YOrk the lst OF
October next-the capital prizes are
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06

The latter were frequently victorious,
according to their own account, when
they were under the necessity OF follow
inc their victory by retrograde move.
ment So with Hamilton and Wilkinson
The former entered Canada, met the
enemy, and was victorious; but retreat.
ed precipi,ately Immediately stier the
battle. The latter came down the 1T
Lawrence for the express aud avowed
purpose of taking Montreal He lef,
the enemy's garrison ~ bis rear was
pursued and attacked was victorious
also, il we believe his friends but i'm
me dia'e,y abandoned the object OF bis
expedition, and evacuated the enemy's
territory. We would thai'k some VAR
hawk TO inform us, how many such VIC
tories it will require, before tho Ameri'
can eagle shall be planted on the walls
Of Quebec l-Lans'ngbwgh tiaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06
Horse Marine News.
PORT OF RALnICH, Nov. I

Arrived sinee our iast, under 4 s,rt nc
Convoy, he no,lilefn, cas- ern, southern aud
western ,rsnspori fleets q, ggs, Single and
doubts chais, and sand I'll onies. ha,tng
ON bo.rd members 10 d.e general ssse mbl,.
In ihe late ELECTIONS tse vita some severe
squalls, and were ob,igsd 10 throw over.
o0ard alarge cargo Of balaVer bssidts Start.
ing numerous cssks az ahskey AID apple
brandy Saw msny ,we,ts, bu, could noi
speak them, pol, 'cks ,nn ig biga.
Aiso, three New Engl~nd FIVE horse Tag.
gers, from Bosom honrd "a c. ,,leston, ell
mol sses toe tne y ; uou,s. The com.
msuuers ,eeloned 'ue cargo valuable as he
Gust OF t al. po,t.,ion would be sirl0s, 90
GEMS pei Id. spoke, oft he pines OF Virgin.
ia, the y. ) stnp piesidenl. com. Msd.son,
{, ON Mont .,elisr, whee she had put in 10
en- bound o Washington. Was ,niol med
ne had lately, IN comPlny Wi the Mon-
% rms rlns and Jones, hsd desperate
.u, agemen wlii The Inc fbst,le shi,, Fed.
,tal,si, capt. Webs CT, ~ winch the Pes,
len, wAs dismasted and much cut up be-
scen w,ud aud v ter. Succeeded, how
vet, by a successful marelvre, in mtkng
u escape. Dung 40. engage men, The
org 6og guns Ut the Monroe dId great eXe. !
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06
Dyes i! owes i! Oyes H.!

THE iatferiber would hereby inform ALL
who are iDdebfed 20 him. that he i. under
the impenou. uece6iy f ssqurrng hem 10
call AID iete their ELI ect,ve dues immediate
iy Where C.j9 cannot conveniently be paid
any arl,ce which eau be uf ule 10 a family will
he received IN p.ymeu Thofe .ho do no,
pay by the hrii If January 8 4 may expect
10 have her aeeouus or note. lef with an
Attorney 20 be J~s He kegs for fale at hi.
houie oeaf Da-gbsas b iqge fnsg aGor.ment
Of vauAoe FAMILY MEDICINES
JO5KUA LEhYITT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06

in his engagements with the allied arines
during the present campagn. Tie French
bulletins are written in very different stiie
from what they were during he former wars
with Prussia and Ansttia, from which it is
very evident .ha, Bonapsrle feels himself
pretty equally matched.
In the French oflicii account, dated Sept.
7th, of the battle Of Denas st, (tAe --latest,
we have the PARTICULARS Of under The prince
of Moskws. (Ney) and transmitted to and
published by the Impress IN a Prs paper
of the 19ih Of Se,'l without saying my thing
as to the loss of the enemy. acknowledges
the following II be the result of the sclon
with respect To the French;
" The loss experienced Yester-
day is about 5000 men and II
pieces of artillery that Of the en-
envy must also be considerable ;
the artillery Of several OF our corps
having expended great part OF
their ammunition. We have had
a great number OF prisoners in our
power, but they disappeared dur
ing file march oCthc night"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06

IN Eas,nos,, suddeny, Oliver ehesd, Esq
Pos master At .hst pisoe. aged IS
In LIvern re. Mrs Ann Drysss aefd IS
h taImon'h, NJ s. Hsooal, vie " Rob
er' I. leh,,n. 4ged 50 - n Vi, aous aud ~.
r,ge, woman.
In Gray, Ms. Marvs wife OF Samuel Al.
ans, sset 4t--A Cir,s ian ii,.d D,io.ed
and i ed lamenteG.
i tvs town, Nc. As lord an. sged o.
VI IS Lu y III vel. aeed 2o-Cns,los
TX. So % AZ In "a rr.sy, agsd years
Ms N hey 3 ..se,t 10 Ca fnuI sdss
a. Wow sp4h / ON =, aged &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06
roa THE poalLANp oA2EpT.
WAR-No. Ii.

Y will be difficult 10 fnd ~ The pages
OF History an offensive war declared
under circumstances bearing any anal
ogy to those in which our adminisira--
lion made War against Crest Britain
IL had been though, wise in nations 10
prepare Tor war before they began, or
provoked hosiili,es 1t might have
been supposed a military, wariike peo-
pie should be assaiIed by disciplined
soldiers conducted bs experienced lead
ers But these were old fashioned %.
pinions, oil no influence with the en-
lightened government OF our great re.
publick Ii was only to send hui 10
eseolt Proclamation into Canada, and
every obstacle would iail before him.
he simple inhabitants were to be gui
led Out OF their bii tn rights with words
and soft speeches prepared at Wash-
ington, or culled from Preach pspers
None oil the ulhors Of the wal believed
any Thing could resis; the food OF hap
piness about to inundate Canada, unlil
hey were reused from their reveries
by the capture of Huil's army
Soon as This sad discontinue was
known at Washington, and The rulers
OF the Gnlls, recovering from the shock,
brthongbt themselves OF the neces sliy
OF assigning a cause Tor their dlsap-
poinlm,nt--lt was ali at once discover
I'd TIA, lheir yalien, Hull was Itderai.
isf Nothing could more certainly set
tie the question II was irresistible 10
Ill doubling enquifefS among the Can
ada crusaders IL pow became neces
sary 10 select some champion who
should be unsupported OF any such
damning crime as federalism 4 he
next redoubtable leader oil the pilgrim.
to the promised land, WHO seems enll.
tied to distinction, was Smyihe--a man
whose talents In proclamation wariaie
appeai, II possible, 20 have excelied
ti1ose a ms precutsoi. ornytae be.
iisvcd Huips proclamation wanted only
words OF more pooderosiIy aud parade
e acco dinghy prepared one surcharg,d
with Every thug windy aud oon,busti
bic. Ii WAS let on, accompanied by ID
lhreateLlng apparatus OF boats and
seeming demonstrations oil sn intention,
10 land tfoop,. Yet the bladder burs,
and whether Sm,th or ms Govern
menI are most worthy the credit OF his
s,upendous exploits, has not YET been
settled
Since these attempts, which BY com.
mon consent ale now snblecl oil d,Iis-
ION, what have the champions OF war,
Dearborn, Harrison, Wilkinson, Hamp
ton aud ,he Secretary himself, done, TO
wipe oh disgrace irbm our armies
Blood aud treasures have been expend.
ed with prodigality cqualled only by
the proi]lgacy aud corruption oil the au-
thors al our national caiamit,es iieh.
teen months have been consumed aud
one hundred millions ui the peoples
money wasted upon wicked attempt
TO destroy the happiness aud prosperity
of The unoiiendlng inhahilanls OF a
neighbouring province and we have
now lar less prospect OF success ,hsn
III the outset
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06
M4PRyED.

IN Vhitefeld Mr.. Niluan cfoss, If II 1
lowell, to Mss Olive Preole, ct Tire former
place.
In Falmouth, b. the Rev. Mr.. Mltimore,
Mr.. William l. rg-' on. of Windham, 10 M .ss
ne NJ trston, of Falroau
In Norway. on Tie % ult. Levi Whit.
man. t'q. altorsey st Law, 10 Nj. Me.cy
A Fsrraf
On staten I,iand JosePs pAINB.iDoE.
Esq. OF H. U ;. ANY. TO MISS CuARLo TIE
dowhs, of Ne@ Jef4y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06
4 Dialogue,

ON the -aesiiy o5Is.O,aes of the ord. Cup
per, which i. eit4h,ihed f.. IN ne ics,p
lures. VIII eKifaets on The u.jea RON Mo
them Miner aud H-w,es Church Hittories
and the writing. Of "a vim Doddrldge Scott,
mAion. &c. ny Crnpu. 81 GA.u.--Fof fac at
~. hrDHs Book Il r.. IN Bath. and by J. l..
Hros rort and-prIce s cents
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06
IlE the iubler,bers having been appointed

XIE ,heiubferibers having been appointed
" by the Hon lutge of probale for The
county # Cumberland, TO receive aud eSsmire
the GAINS Of Creditors 10 lie tilaie Of GID
osoN fla Kali, late ct Durham IA fad ooun.
~, Yeoman deceaiea, repreisnsed Into vent.
give notice thai Tx months are allowed the
Creditors TO hing ~ And prove 'her Claims
and hat We ihsil attend thai fervce at ,he
dwelling h uie of isdssrd f.mpfan, IN P7w
nal on The fecond Monds, in Jsuuiiy
March and May hNosli tooo
EDWARD fOMs3ON
Psypsai, NsV 29.b, 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06
NOTICE.


10 be fold at public auction By order Of
Coua, a, the houie OF Jofah shaw Ina
holder ia Gorham Ca Mopdaythe tepih day
of January ne.S at ten clock a NJ. Twenty
Eve acre. OF land flused IN Cofhsn, beng
the weileriy snd of The ore handred acre ioc
numbered ,hiriceE-Alfo nine 7srss Of salt
Ma "a Il ua,ed near prou called, ia
Scs'boroush-Aao 70 actt csc haf
o. rhs'ch Bed nearthe IA hius e called, ia
Scarborough afore AID beng pan OF the reA.
E0ae of William M Lellaa a OF lad Go
ham, Gentleman decea!ed- or 70 much there.
OF a will be fulfil en-, to rafe he fun at ii,e
hund edand twenty Ave dollars TO difcharge
Tho juf debIs Of faia dseesisd, with in.Idenl,
cha ges, her
REBECcAhd MLFLLAN) h1,sh
max : gIa4
THOMAS NJ LILLIAN, y .o,h
Gaba@. AsVsmtss 800, i8is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06
Dec 4, 1873

II fhe honorable Curt Of Common Plea
holden al Portland. 1uilhia ana far tae
County Of Cumberland, on tie lhird
Tuesday Of June, ii II. 1910
4 lie subscribe inashi,sns of Polaod
New-Cioucester snd OF Thompson pond golc
so os,ed) IN said .oaniy. 1especisnl, neg
bsse to . sts--That IA Their ,pin,on, pu5,rs
sspediene5 requires ,hs, a eoun,y road be
lad 90, begh,ng at place IN sand gore
lie county soad leading from Ra, mond
nerihesater'y lid .ccs p ed for rosd al lls
,ei M 4 thence TO, .he.l, 10 th- County rosd
leading i,um New Gloucester % rhomesoa
t'ond-h =. or nrsi tie hos 81 Of Ioan Thor
%, IN Poland, IA ssld oonaiy-- aud thes
pay your h"nuurs tia, road M, De laid
"a, aud opened as sfpre said, rs ,ae isws 10
such cases have provided Aud as la outs
round viii ever pray.
The foregoing - true corr OF petition
slgned by JOSIAH .1lnos aud So others.
Auest SAA?l.. FREEMAN, Cox
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06
gbe LaR CoR!!

TH0SE Perfons that nand indebted TO tIle
L late firm of HOW & EVANS by Note
or Book -unIeis they are paid within so days
they will be put into the hands of an Attorney
for Collection, Produce will be ts-
ken in pay. D ANIL HOW,
{ VIM. EVANS.
p.r.. n. z trtc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06

eution; and very mici, crippled her adver.
sary This latter - fine shin. having
fought under various colours IL is said
,he expended. in one engagement. no less
han IA large octave pages, besides pref
ace and postscript.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06
William Mcclellan, ir.

INFORM his frlends sad the public TIA, he
hA' ln'i received an addi;,o. iupply OF
tn,J and SeaI5nabie Gs9ds,
too numerou. o past,ou ssize aud NV, es hem
TO cal and lee fog ,hemle Yes
dYe. one very nise PIAnNaFORrR
'.'fif y buihels of L .~IpsR 8ERRYs
DC g
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06
8ouCaUS:
From France.
Monday, DlcemDc, 6, 1913.

From France.
! ~ senr' y u'us, Capt. Forbes. arrived
,'I 'monh, II. on Moudsy las IN So
rnom Nsniz, bat it is stated that the
S"o' 'h's arrival are not late, than hose
,'uv'e received. M. Baldwin, a pas
:, u me aho" vessel. is The bearer of
''e"es IRON NJ Cyauford--oul Minister
es-iy' ,he go,eramrni Of The u. ,.
verbal fepons by THIS arrival are, that
INES '"es occupy the pJsi,ions hey did At
, ,,s h'tes; and he general opinion
"AA ooaapaite had suffered severely
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06

-, Armstrong down to Tompkins'
iro'" ~ all occasions declared that the
nav. " was strong enough, we'll supplied
at"' .,nunition and provisions sufficient
WIN nsure the capture of Montreal.
u.a General cour, Marshal tor the tr'h
NE Inc Hull. IS ordered TO meet 1T Al
Of o' he Id I4nuary General Dearborn to
bsny ."o Gene ais Bloomfield Parker,
be r Com ron, (since dead Coils Fenw'ck.
sno s o Little, Irvine Lieu. Coils. Den
C"'s Conner, DAVIS, Scott and Ste"sr''
ms, ohsrs Alexander J, Dallas, Judge
Advocate
The Vermont Washingtonian
,sls. " why a number of Hamp-
,on,s Army, engaged in tho bat
tlr of October 20, have been ar
rs,ted for cowardlce"?
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06

There is a report IN otrea'' ion that, Mr..
BAYAaD (ss nothing is likely 10 be effected
:, 5, pcie,sbayR has been furnished with
new powers and is to proceed to I0n5on and
there open negotiation. There "a M
doubt bat that he British Government
would Immediately acoede TO propositions Of
this kind but there ace more reasons than
one why the Government OF the United
StA.es will no, adopt such measure.