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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-04
Tbe PRECEDENT Frigafe arrived

TIC feJfAtHt f'tSgte Hf1VsH-
The United States frigate Pref
dfnt, Commodore RODGERS, of "A
guns has arrived in Providence, after
a cruize of nearly five months. She
failed from Bottom the goth of April
lait, in company with the Congress
frigate of 90 guns Capt. SMITH ON
the 9Th May fhe feparated from the
Congrefs in June was off the Wei
tern Hands ;-on the 27th June arri-
we'd in Bergen. in Norway, and wa
tered failed from thence the I'd Ju-
lyon the 10Th was off the North
Cape in Norway, and was chaied
from her cruizing ground by line of
battle thip and a frigate and from
the lightnefs of the wind, and fever
al FITTINGS of it in their favor, the
chase was prolonged to SO hours -
on the I'D of Augult was between the
Ferro Hands and the coat of Ire
land ;-on the 9th September, was
in lat. %, long SO. 40 ;-on the 23
was of Nantucket Shoals, and cap
tured the Brit,th ithooner HighA,e or,
formerly of Baltimore and on the
10th arrived in Newport, and pro-
eeeded up the river TO Providence.
During he orulze the prefident made the
fol owing eaprure., viz brig Kitty, from New.
foupdand for Alican,, wi'k 6ih ordered for
France hnce reoap,u I'd ;-Bri,Jh Pscke,
D.le-sf Morh9s fent to England with 70
prifoner. brig Maria. from Newfoundland
for Spain, with ,6h ARRIVED in France ,-fch.
Fafss. from dc. w,,h hih ALTO arrived 10
France brig Jane saa Aas aud brig Dsfb,s,
bound 10 Archangel, in baiiaff. both dearoy.
ed the Greenland whaleihip Eliza Srys.,
with 6fh and bIubber, ranfomed and pu, rs
rrIopers on board her big S5sn.o., from
Antigua for London, With rum and fugar and
brig Fly, from Jamaica for London. with cof
fee both manned and ordered for the fin
american port-hi, NJ. iehooner HipLa,s,.
1t HENDERSON of guns, and SO men lent in
and has arrived IN Newport.
The PRECEDENT, we learn was bound 10 Bof.
ton bu, receiving information by the Highly
er that the Majeitic razee, and Nymph were
in Bolton bay, the Commodore put into New
port.
The Preiident ha. feen no other enemy cru
yer. 'han the iquadron and ishoouet ahovs
mentioned and ha. KEEP at fea until her pro-
vhons were nearly erhsufted Her crew are
iu good heath BeGde The priione,s ient 10
England on parole, in ranfomed vsfel, fhe
has 50 now on board, The Pre6den, par ed
from he two captured fron the Wen IN.
die on Wednesday Ian bound in From the
prevalent wind they mua have arrived, or
been reeap'ured. The fehooner Higtaysr,
has arrived in Providence.
The reports 10 the French papers, that the
Prefdent had captured The Bririfh gun brig
Cruizer and that ihe put into Scotland Tor
iuppl,es, do not appear to be correct.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-04

.rt~.. A-Cu.iCa. ~. .uIner, corninaIi.
ding the Caledonia, brought that vessel
into action in the most able manner, and
is an officer that in all situations may be
relied on The Ariel, 1t. Packet, and
Scorpion, sailing master Champlin,
were enabled TO get early into action,
and were of great service. Capt. Elliott
speaks in the highest terms OF MIR.
Magrath, purssr, who had been des-
patched in boat on service previous to
my getting on board the Niagara and,
being a seaman, since the action has
rendered essential service in taking
charge Of one OF the prizes. OF capt
Elliott, already so well known to the
government, it would be almost super
fluous to speak. In this action he evin-
ced his characteris bravery and judg.
ment, and since the close of the action,
has given me the most able and essen
lial assistance.
| have the honor to enclose you re.
turn Of the killed and wounded, together
with statement of the relative fierce of
the squadions. The capt. and first lieut.
of the Queen Charlotte, and first lieut.
of The Detroit, were killed Capt. Bar
clay, senior officer, and the commander
oil the Lady Provost, severely wounded
The commander Of the Hunter and
Chippeway, slightly wounded lhei
loss in killed ard wounded | have no,
yet been able to ascertain, il must, how
ever, have been very great.
Very respectfully, l have the honor
to be, sir, your obedienl servant,
O II PERRY.
The Hon. Vim. .Jones Seey 81 The Navy.
Statement Of The force Of The British
Squad on.
Ship Detroit 10 guns--1 on pivot
and howitzers.
Queen Charlotte II do. DO.
Schr. Lady Provost Is do. do.
Brig Hunter 10 do.
Sloop Little Belt, do.
schr. Chippewsy l do. and swiyels.
63 guns.
Norr-The Detroit is new ship. very
s,rongl, built, aud mounts long GAS, l8's &
1875
Statement Of the force Of The U. SAFES
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-04
IaOM LONDON. AuG l.
DUEL.

At a late aflize there was nrl
which excited conGderable intereh,'
it was that Of the young men WIZ
were concerned in the duel at CaIt'
brook, in the lie of Wight, whN
took place on the OH ult' betwesn
Lit. blundell and Enign M'Cuire, ttf|
former of whom was killed. MI
CURE, with his fecond, James OH
chria, and Anthony Dillon, & Dan
ieI O'Bryan, who were deemed 'c-
eedaries, furrendered themlelveson
Friday laa. They were all four e1-
ui61ed If murder, and ifntsace ef deaf
was paned on them, Blu; they wsH
refpned till the aft infant.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-04

foAkNCt nC 1SAOAlN(hoh ~
seems to have been almost effaced by
the stronger recollection OF the heroic
deeds of his fellow soldiers and, IN The
midst of victory, the wounded enemy
shares his sympathy
Such is the generosity, such the hu
mainly which characterize the tluly
brave manu- S Gazette.
The Democratic Press complains
most bitterly against the Federallst for
not helping the war along, and attrib-
utes the languor and miserable success,
which have attended il 10 their indilielA
ence or opposition. But We would ask
the migrate editor Of that paper, who
captured the Gaeriere who captured
the Jaua ? who took the frohe who
took the Macedonian who captured the
Peacock /? who TOOK the Borer , who
has achieved the late brilliant affair OH
lake Erie ? and il there are any o
Their victories, who has gained them /!
lie must answer 20 oil these questions,
Federalist, a Federalist, all Federalisls
decided and unequiyocal-Now let
him recount the heroick deeds Of his
democratic Hull and Smyth, and Por-
ter, and Chandler, and Dearborn, and
Morgan Lewis, &c. tell us honest col
onel what have they done, individually
or collectively, but digrace the country
If d.feot helps the war along, democra-
cy has The exclusive honour of support
ing 1t, but if it depends on victory the
Federslists have done every thing. " So
help me God" 1--WE might say, if we
were a, liberty TO use favorite protane
phrase oil the colonel when he is very
anxious TO be believed) there is not a
demoo, al in the navy, as lar aswe know,
who has achieved any thing, bui--de.
Ieat or disgrace. 10 be conquered or
10 shun the foe is their characteristic.
bid
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-04

Could any thing open The eyss of cur De.
inded people, and exhibi, the true chsrsc.
,er OF our eo,,api administration, aud her
real .v.esss, in ihis wicked war, i, would be
done by due consideration Of the f.cl hat
our army has been coll, cling I'll summer i.
He,non'--.o be ready 20 make movement
fotpnds csnads - rnE DAY AFTER ous
ANNUAL ELECTION
Tel a rvf an Cab Z"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-04

Vermont Election.
Foote'S FOR GOVERFtP.
1872. 1878.
Chit. Cam {

Chit. eau Chit Car.
1919 T5tOns. - i22 1852 1923 1888
2e35-Net Fea.rai GHa-- rwenly One
towns remain to be heard from
The Federal m lJority will probably be
feom 6 10 8 n the House The Governor X
Lieut.. Governor, We are sstls6ed, will rt
be chosen by the people The Council is
doubtful. SO lhs, mJor,iy in loins ballot
Is some what uncertain
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-04

In NaDacbuJft is the Democrats
complain of the Governor becaufc he
withheld the militia.-In Soufb Caro-
ina, they complain of their Governor
becaufe he employed them
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-04

PHILADELPHIA, SEPT. ~.
During the whole time that Capt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-04

Commodore . RI. PERRY (lhe hero
of Lake Erie) is The son of Christopher
X Perry, Esq OF Newpon, who CON-
manded the u 5. frigate George Wash.
ington, during the administration of
MIR. Adams 1; and Captain WIN. II AL
LEN commander OF the Argus) is the
son Of Gen. VIM. Allen, OF Providence /:
both natives OF the state OF Rhode Island
Captain Allen signalized himself, as
first Lieutenant of the United States. in
the capture OF the Both
ofthese gentlemen are disciples OF the
immortal WAsIiISoToN.
l., Brooks, of the marines, who was
killed on Lake Erie is son of the Hon.
John Brooks, one Of the Counsellors,
and Adlu;ant-G of Massachusetts
Commodore Barclay, the late com
mander OF the captured feet, is a son
of the consui.ge>eral BARCLAY, and who
is now commissary general OF English
prisoners.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-04
From gsn's London Mefenger, July

From Sell. London Mefenger, July u
We cannot, however, GUT TN
iubie6t (of the Che(speake and Sh'n'
non) without a mott fncere expires
lion of our regret, that this war oe1
tween America and ourielves has
all been necenary. 1t is molt u1
natural itruggle, ard though we RI
ioice that our feamen keep up 'hf|
character, this plealure is very mu'|
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-04

COPY of letter from Com PrREv to the
Secretary Of The Navv.
y S brig Niagara. of The Weste,n Sister,
Head o. Lake Etie. Sept 10, 1913. 4 p VI.
SIR-It has pleased the Almighty
to give to the arms of the United
States signal victory over their enc
mics on this Lake --lhe British squad.
ron, consisting of two Ships, TWO Briggs,
one Schooner, and one Sioop, have
this moment surrendered to the force
under my command after sharp COM
fict.
have the honor TO be,
Sir. very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
.. H. PERRY.
The Hon William jones,
Secretary Of the Navy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-04

Perry was engaged IN building n.
iquadron. there was not at Erie
force fuflcient to prevent the enemv
at any moment from burning ever1
flip on the ltocks, and deltroyinp al
the public flores. Of this the gov
eminent were perfectly informed and
were often remonitrated with. and
to no efe6t, upon that fubied. Bn,
owing to the ability, fpirit and enter.
prize, Of Capt Perry, and the INVITE.
rious inactivity Of the enemy, in fpite
of the neglect or mifmanagement Of
the navy department, the fquadron
was finally equipped all put to fea,
to the inrprize and altonilI:ment Of
all who were engaged in the enter.
prize, or were acquainted with the
tranlaetlon The relnlt Of the an.
gagement is jut fuoh as was anticiDa.
ted from the known character and
talents of the commander +; and ihG
fueh as may always be calculated up.
on, from the skill and prowefs of ma.
val commanders of the I'D jcbosl
One of the weifern papers itates,
that out of the whole crew of N.
Lawrence, there were only nine men
uninjured. OF thefe nine, The gallant
PERRY Of courie was one.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-04

Capt. Warrmeton is to command
the SIoop Of war Peacock, fitting at
Nsw York Size is to carry ~ u
pound cayronades and two long eish.
teens.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-04

1t Samuel Blyth, tate Of the Boxer
served under Sir James leo, in The con.
quest OF Cayenne, S. America, in Jan.
1909. From the Naval Chronicle. .cr
1910, the following highly honorable
notice is extracted -
" His X. II. the Prince Regent, IS q
special and singular favor. not to serve So
example or preoedeni. grants 10 1t Samuel
Bly,b, who was wounded IN FIVE place., The
sum e $50 pounds for the purchase of a
Sword o. any other memorial Of the con
quest Of Cayenne.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-04
7th NAV4L VTCIORYt
NAVAL VICTORY
ON LAKE ERIE.

National Intelligence Office, 2
TUESDAY, sEPr. 81, (NooN.)S
Most Glorious Ne1uS ;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-04

PLATTsBURo, (ssPr.> IA soldier be.
longing 10 The Artillery Was shot on Thurs
day last, for dese'tioD. He with another in
ompsny, deserted from Cumberland head,
snd were taken on heir way TO the lines.--
Both were condemned, but one was repnev.
ell
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-04

cANAEDAI6UA, Ivy sFpr al
Yesterday our village presented no
BILE sight about goo Ind.aiis, prinoi.
pally Oneidas, On their march 10 the
frontiers, to aid in the proleot OF cspiur-
ing Canada. Much has been SAID in
this christian eosntry, about the red
ah'eS" of the Brilish--are We not do
ing that which We condemn in The enc
my
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-04

U S. Brig Niagara Of he Western Ss,er.)
Head Of Lake Erie, Sept, 10, 1918. 4pn.S
DEAR CESERAL--WE HAVE
MET I HE ENEMY AND they
ARE OURS Two slips, two brgs,
one schooner, and one sloop. Yours
with great respect and esteem,
General HARRISON. .. II PERRY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-04


Scorpion, . do.
Semers, 9 do. & 9 swivels.
Sloop T'rippe, do.
Scbr. Tigress, I do.
Porcupine, do.
81 gars.
The exact number Of the enemy's
force has no. been ascertsined, but |
have good reason to believe that it en-
ceeded ours by nearly one hundred
men.
1.-TWO days previous to the aclion
Fifty seven men unfit for service in the
small vessels,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-04

S HAM5LE ron, Pa,ser.
o. III. PERRY,
Cap. snd Senior Officer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-20
Public Aul7ion in cape.Ehzdbefb.

ID va licepce from The Circuit court of Conn
ID r.cn Peas will he fold at Public Aucticn
on We3saJay, TIE 9fb aoy # 3ass1S stat, 70
much of the real Enate of Peer Woodbury.
late nf Caoe Elizabeth deceaied 60 viii ra,IS
he fun of four Hundred dollars. to pay his
juli debt. and ihc,deEa charges, at he dwells
ng houfe Of Rebeccs MI Ter, lnholder in laid
Cage elizabeth VIZ. 49,
A grant Of four Acres of Flats bounded wcff
terly on one acre of nis owaed by Ca'eh Dyese
and running 90 roads Up the river TO lake
aed keering ,he widh of 50 rod, 70 the chan
mel, and tsunifg the fame sou'ie OF. Cslee
Dyer Ftats = = 80
grant of f hr acres IF Land ad ioininT- re
Northe >, iids OF Jonathan Cobb 5 50 acre los.s
Agrait of haf an acre of Fats aud bank il
the town OF Por,lssd ON ibe fore river bound
cd Eaaerly on Fats owned BY the heirs OF
Benjamin Bsyley and ruaniuy South Eaf 10
the channel Of the river, keeping the width Of
four rods ts-
About Two acres of LAID bounded Nor.,ya
weaery on the road leatng II Fort PrebIe,
aud bounded Sou hwener ane 5outheafiesIy
and No-theaAe,iy on and ownet ~ ESeneser
ihrsiher. Eil 80
Ab,u Nine acres cf land bounded hytks
road leading TO the Ferry on he Nor,heaaer.
y fde Of fad road and souihes6eriy by the
road leading 10 PR Preb'e and Northeaferly
by and owned by Ebenszer 'rhfafhec Elq.
Nor hwef.ery 10y and owned by John Cufh-
ing snd WI h - S'suwood 80 ~,
Abou "a a,.~s of land nsrf OF jofna
Woodtu y Go Icre lot adi lining lohn Wood
bury's land l.t
About hree acres Of heath, laying It fh-
upper iittle Maich or Noble, Ma IN 70 ras'ed
A5our dfteen 'igh's in the common ant an-
divided md IN be tecond dIvifiou Z ands il
the tow fhip OF Famouh
About iT acre. If ard with nur,hsr of
Ape trees he eou bounced Nor hery by rho
road leading 10 The Ferry, AID souiheaaerly BY
land owned by he heirs of joihus Woodbury.,
deoealed and Nor bery and Faferly by and
in pcf ffion Of he WIDOW of Jol.,u. W Webb,
deceaied and by the heir. of John Emery
decesfedi and by Jeded,vh Lewis LAID, and
the water EAise'lI
For further partic u afs applyto $50
JOHN MIElLAN E.s.sssrs
Dec. 20, 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-20
&ortCouS:
Mond DcLcmOti 20 1918.

"Ci'j>a der, sqaia" On the 10th the PreG
dent Gent conf lentiai mefIage TO the Houfe
of Reprefen,s tves. waereupon the doors were
c'oied From The Informal ion which has been
received from Wsihng on We have no doubr
but that NJ Msdiion has Recommended ia
his communication the ,aying rigorou. En-
barge, and it will probably, pass ,o,o Law
This m ea,ure com aleres the Chine,e policy 90
long favpri'e with Jsfr-rfon, Msd'fon & Co.
and a linsie daih of he pen annihilates the
whole of american Commerce, which Eng
land with he "thpuaad fhips, even in fate
OF war, could only 10 par effect
The LIST week b4s no. furnisheda single
article Of foreign intelligence. and what IS
sill mote uncommon, no accouat Of any
disasters, defeats or lasses on he frontiers
From reading he Presidents message il
wnd'd m, IS hi Ex-Uonor once ohse we'd :,
that hise oun'ry vas never more nresher-
our and 'E: arm were never ,..D c w.
torinus than aars have been IN the cam
paign egains Cansds. II We EXCEPT VIII.
isssi OF tn m sci n 20 Russie. he mess &c
viii 'ese as ve'y &c d pol,tic,i plaster
for The iranssc llons Of he las; six months,
and no. only snusc bu qnie, X s,ml lie inca
Of he pare for ti,nea y toiu des-
inv Of he country TO e kant from
secset Messages and = ok srfs gsnt }.
Frosf's, Nsrv,-A letterN from Rome, N "
d.,ed |. ion. fays, "Our officer. a, Sacke,s
Harbour are extremely appreheaive GO an at
taekf IN X ugfios. The drsgoon have been
diimoua ed aud party Of them paaed hro
this place TO day on loot. from Utcs for the
tfarboe to protect the flee. II i.we'l ascer-
tanned tina, the H-lfiih have launched new
veasi Of "a guns, and ,he keel os another "A
is laid and IN fare Of forwardn,f. for The
nest campaign--our people begin to talk of
procuring timber o match them So we 60
one year behiod IN Al gu undertakings
EA.'af ~ a letter ),es, 81 Album, dated Dee ~
Every thng IN hi. quarter remain. IL 8ats
es Gen Hamptos, army Ia winter quarter at
paf'hnrg, Gen W'1n/oa, a, French Mills
The G.n was on the oil more uowell tho
his d,ieaie - ,sid TO he he fever aud sSue,
which l. by 30 means an alarming comp'a'nt
tn the iuhah'tans Of this .untry-Ou- feet
Is ftiIl at Z sGbuig where 1t will rema ut al
tha' Of the enem, iha'I ts confined 20 his own
waters by zee. Capt Bneil commands force
OF 500 men at the Four Corners which fe
cures the tranfporta ion of prov,Gons from
p.aisbu & to W,kinions army.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-20

pIilLAp DE-. 8. 1913


Letters have been recently eceived
in Georgia, Says the Augusta Chronicle,
from Mr. CsAwroHp, Our Minister in
France, Ut the Gate OF waich all was
well--but he had done no business ON
the absence of the. Emperor and his
Court with the army. Paris a, this PIT
Rod exhibited but gloomy and melln.
cho!y appearance, amidst all lis amuse
men,s and dissipation. The cficers OF
government (wilhihe exception OF hose
of the Police, with all those abe 10
10 bear arms, arc in the field, so thai
nothing is To be met in the streets OF
that immense city, bpi old men, women,
and children
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-20
S.aaa sia Letter f,es, 81 hBsa,, dated Dee !
Congre(s Fsigate arrived.
Exs,sa # a Ls9s, Jrs~ an oE,D sfits U. s fig
ATE corg,es 1fes

h<s,sd y hHs, Jrs~ q" Nse fisf u. fig
ate Corg,es Dfes
PoRrsMoprn, Dec ~, 1873.
am happy to inform you Ct our isfe arri'
va here .f'e a tediou aud may Cav VI fuc-
cei.fu cruize; having made ouiy four cap.
tures two of which we funk after tsk,og
cut part Of heir c4rgoes which eon6aed Of
copper hides AID allow ;-of which we took
no more than Tor ih'Ps ufe. One we fen, in
to Barbados with the rriioner; Another
with wine from Cuernfey, from which we
took abou, So casks. and deitroyed her. The
other we capu'ed III HaliisI brig laden
wi fugar cotton and indgo-pat crew on
board aud ordered her for The u 5 but fear
ihe will NOT arrive.
We have on bos,d about 30 prifoners.--
We had 60, heard one word f,om this couatry
untd we cap ured the big off HALIFAX"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-20
Nc TyFn1TyrN

THE stoekhoder, IN Portland rant sss
hereby notified that their annual meetir X
for the chc ce of leven Directors for he enlu-
ipg year will be holden at he Bank Room On
Monday shs Sd day Of January reg at 2
O'Clock : M ) Ore, efRe p, ffnf,5 D ,nssre
Dee 20 Jos SWIFT Ca9r
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-20

DIrp-In this Town Mr. Jofhu, wyman
aged ss-Mary daughter OF Mr. John Ha ey
aged 5year.
On his pahAge from 81 Rarts to New Haven,
Mr. Be- ,m,a Lun,, Of this town, aged SO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-20

Uncommon Desoach--At q isle Of packs-
ges 81 E,sls Mes.b .nd'a'. IN 'his wn
) VI lei.an e E.eaeht's FL Thu =
10y iast Gods TO he amsun Sl08 157"6i /,
were struck III in the sh,r p &c Of 80
minutes. :, from 6 .l.50 S4S. 50 "a. l. sle..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-20
IVAR

Anisihenes WAS once told that war
carried Oft many wtetched persons,
"True," replied he, bul ii makes
many more than IL carries lH."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-20

Name Cation ~ Wo0len tatfory.
H. Office Is hereby gwen TO the propre'ors
IN OF the Name Cotton & Wooden Factory,
thar The r Annual Meeting for the Choice OF
Officer, viii lie h1loen at their Factory IN
Bfunfxlck, On Mcuday the ioth January q .,
at QUE o'clock, Pm When and where. all
huGnef, thai may regularly come before the
N.eerisp will be attended 10
WILL NJ HALVES, CIR to Jaa Co,P0,ofi0s
lB,s,/1e,sk Dec IS. s.
VA HEREAS ANNA s.y wife has left my
w bed aud board without any lnh eau e;
| do hereoy forbid all perioLs whatever
truf.ing he, on my account, a. ! am de'erin.n
ed No, 10 pay any debts Of her contract,ngi
while sbien' from me fEiEH bLSiN
BsLSei. Dss is, 1875.
l,HB seleefmen f the feveral towns who
have fu,-,lfhes fuppies for the late de-
tachmeat of ml'iia are delfed to iepd 10 heir
accounts with duplicates, agalnit 'he q m
morweal,h-ths, hey may re ANNEXED 20 ne
reou fi,ion., Ths camp uen6 : furniihed ~
fad TOW n. are ready for delivefy-Al' Perions
having unfet led bill aeaina the new bar soks
+. II Blu rows are requ.0ed 10 rre'tu' Them
for pa,mea, \ w AiH6Ni0S
fo, tlasd Dec 10, 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-20

near the centre OF hnbnefs with three or
four rooms on the ground floor. and or 6
chsmbsrs one wih $ able Yard, aud Ca
den would I've prtferred-or 10 give lands cal
iivIed or upeutivated within So mites OF
Portland in Esehap &c for fuch an houie En-
qu,te at r Link u Cor. Bookfore No s
MufIey Row po,fiazd Dc 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-20
NOTICE..

THE annual meeting of the PORTLAND
MARINE SOCIETY will he holden o.
Columbian Hall, tomorrow Evening. At z
O'Clock JOHN WOMAN, Say.