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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-19
- FOR SALE,
a HAT beautiful ferule and valuable Estate,

4 HIT besutiu feTtile aud valuable Estate
JAMES TOWN.
The celebrity Of thi, estate makes It unnecessary e,
give any description Of 1.-THE Farm is nov in com
pcte order, and the improvements in excellent re
pam The Subscriber viii sell with this properly,
thirty more
S l. n = r. S.
together with al the Stock and Farming Utensils,
&c. now The farm. Tor terms apply 10 Col Iol,n
Ambier Of Eichnofid, or 20 tste subscriber on the
premises. EDWARD ANBLER
January 2s. eru
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-19

IN CHANCERY-Tapp ahannoCk IEssox Court,
y held 18th June, 1871
Even Clements, adm'or. SIC. de bons non, of Ew-
en- elements, decd. PftE
Horace Buckner and William Ruffin, exe'ors Sc
OF Archibald Richie decd, William Latane, admir-.
&c. with the will annexed, of Robt p. Warng deed
and Thomas Roane, exor. sc. Of Thomas Roane,
deed.
Came the plaintiff by his attorney, and this cause
coming on to be heard the BILL answers and ex
hibIts filed, on the motion of the plaintiff his bill is
taken for confessed to the defendant William
KUHN, and will at future day decree the matters
OF the plaintiff bill, and it is decreed and ordered
by the court, that the Master Commissioner of this
court do settle and state the account of admnisra-
ton OF Pitman Clements, the estate of Even
Clements decd, and also the account of Archibald
htchies executorship of the estate of Pitman Cle-
ments, decd. and report to court his proceedings,
and any matter specially which he may deem per-
tinent, or either party may requre-and to enable
him to make such settlements that the defendants
Horace Buckner and William Ruffin, ex' ors. OF Ar
papers and evidences.
copy.
WILLIAM D. MATTHEWS, d. q,
The parties interested, will please take notice,
that have appointed the twenty-second day OF A.
pril next at Essex courthouse, to take the accounts
required by the foregoing order, to be continue d
from day TO day, until completcd--at which time
and place they required to attend, With THEN.
vouchers and evidence, ready far examination.
JOHN JONES,
Master ConsnissiOrsr.
Essex, January 1878. wSwp
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WOTTCN.

4 LII persons indebted to the estate Of Alexander
u Bell deed, requested 20 make payment 20
Nr. William Muir Of thc city IL Richmond. And
ali those to whom the estate may be indebted will
be pleased 70 call on him Tor payment.
BAIL GORDON, .3dni'r.
January Is. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-19

ygNWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. A
IL bundle containing 500 sheets of twenty dollar
notes, printed in blank for the Farmers Bank of Vir.
gna, taken out of box, and supposed to be sto-
len the night of the 10Th instant, the house of
Messrs Woodford and Taliaferro in Fredericksburg
The above reward will be paid to any person who
will deliver the said notes to Dabney Herndon, ESQ.
of that place, or to the subscriber.
That the public may be guarded against imposition,
they informed, that tzuenty dollar nofes have
been nor will be issuedby the Farmers Bank Of Viz
gina or any Of its Branches, until further notice
VIM. NEKERVIS, CASHIER.
Richmond, 9Oth October 1919. 2awtf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-19

HE SubTibers keep constantly on hand f,,,,
i sale. cold dfawn C,ssr Oil ola superior anal-
ity by the barrel If IL d,,zen horfieseseh.
.uSasDe, K0tnssa e Pieasapts.
-aR1iegesSs.
Feb.l5 e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
LINES,

On receiving from DIR. RUSH, of Philsdelphia
a piece of the Tree under which VIII
LIAM Pam made his treaty with the To-
disns, * which WIS blown down in 1912
converted to the purpose of an Iaksiand.
From cline to cline from shore to shore,
The War Fiend rais'd his hateful yell /;
And midst The storm that realms deplore
PENIS honored Tree of Concord fell.
And of tha, Tree, that ne'er sgain
Shall Springs receiving influence know
Arctic Ger The Atlantic Main
Was sent--,he sift of Foe to Foe,
But tho no more its ample shade
Waves green beneath Columbus Sky
Tho every Brsnch be now decay'd.
And all its scattered Leaves be dry
Yet midst this Relics ssinted space
A life restoring Flood shsli spring,
In which the Angel form of Peace,
Shall stoop 10 dip her dove like wing.
So. once III. Staff the Prophet bore
By wondering eyes again was seen
To swell with L ife thro' every pore,
And bud afresh with branches green.
The Seed despis'd again shall grow,
Till Ger the Earth its shade extend
And this the gift ef Foe to Foe
Become the g.f, of Friend to Friend.
WILLIAM ROSCOE.
Liverpool. 9th Jmsay, 1918.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
Mr.. jefferson, VS.. President Jefferson

" Our ofthise oqpn mouth zpiH condemn thee. ?"
lie following extracts from Jetierson's
Notes on Virginia, p Us, printed by M.
Carey, 1894. will show the opinion the
writer then entertained in his cool dis.
Passionate moments when he never could
have hsd an idea of being raised to the
high dignity of President of the Uni ed
s ates.
Livery species Of Government
has its specific principles. Ours
perhaps are more peculiar than
any other in the universe. 1t is
a composition of the freest prin-
cipleo of the English constitution,
with others derived from natural
right and natural reason. To
these nothing can be more oppo-
sed than maxims of absolute mon
arches. Yet, from such, we are
to expect the greatest number OF
emigrants. They will bring with
them the principles of the gov
crments they leave, imbibed in
their early youth; or, if able to
throw them of, it will be in ex-
change for an unbounded licen-
tiousness, passing as is usual,
from one extreme TO another. 1t
would be miracle were they to
stop precisely at the point oil
temperate libertyl! !"
Such are the just sentiments Jetfer.
son entertained about thirty years ago,
and what was his conduct when he was
placed in the Presidential chair F! Did
he take measures to guard against the
effect apprehendcd by himself, Eo-he
then found that his nice reasoning on
the subject would not be more likely
10 forward his in.eresi-and, as though
totally regardless Of all he had said upon
the subject, he had scarcely been seated
in the chair of State, before he approval
the law respecting Naturalization re.
aucing the term of residence from /
TO S years Such are the inconsisten,
and profiga,e men to whom have been
entrusted the destinies of our beloved
coun,ry.--U. S. Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
Original laortrp.

HYMN.
JEHOV All 1t thy lofty throne
Would guilty souls appear,
For sins unnumber'd 10 attone
With penitential tear.
This lower orb its round began
10 cons,s1t praise TO thee,
And shall alone rebeliious man
Refuse the Bonded knee
Thy mercies crown'd the tiller's toll
With plenteous crops anew;
And shed upon the thirsty soil
Terminating dew.
TIE wounded seiri, Ends release
In thy all guardian care;
The lowly pallet of disease
Is sweet when thou art there.
thus favour'd, may we ne'er withhold
Relief from those who need 4;
Else vain The promises Of old,
In vain did Jesus bleed.
Father we bow and unto thee
The humble tribute give,
With him who sought The fatal tree,
And died that ma. MIGHT live.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
THE Guilty Punished.


The Georgia Monitor OF the 4th Sep
TENDER, states upon what it deems al.
thori.v, that the following remarkable
case Occurred in the upper part Of South
Carolina, a few weeks ago: "A hus-
band who supposed he mad Cause 10
suspect his wife and The guilt of his
neighbor, charged her with the crime,
and quarrel ensued.-The husband in
a few hours afterwards went from home
Soon after he had gone, the suspect.
ed intruder came, and the wife went off
with him.-On the return Of the hus
band he enquired where his wife was,
and was informed by the children that
she had gone away with MIR. - He
Immediately alarmed the neighborhood,
and searched for her--A day or two
afterwards, the criminal lovers were
found, both dead, a, the root of small
tree. They were killed by lightning |;
and what il very singular, there was
only one fl,sh, aud that so faint as not
to be pei -eiyed by many in the neigh.
borhood
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25

MY.

! When the war 6rit began, our ma
w was conGdered by the adminiitra-
ton as gwen over 20 deitruaion. lite
fpeedy capture or demolition was
deemed inevitable. Accordingly at
ter two or three agreeable disappoints
ments, the court Gazette imperti-
EentIy remarked. that our naval he.
roes feemed determined "to 6ghf
tbemseIves into favor." BY which our
Hulls, Deca,urs, Bainbri ges. Law.
rences, Aliens, JoneSes, and Burrows
were pretty plainly told, that they &
the navy, were out of favor, with
admin ltra ton, or what 10 tanta-
mount, never were in Javor, and the
only way to ingratiate themfeives was
to fight desperately, fhed as Huch
Britiih blood as poiliolc, and as far
as in their power lay, contribute to
the popularity and fupport of the war.
Such an infelent tpggeltion was not
neceilary to fin ulate our naval he
roes 10 the performance OF wnat they
knew TO be their duty But we ask
Mr. Gales whether standardization,
TO his knowledge, have not refolved
irrevocably to aboi,ah the navy the hrit
favorable feafon that prefents i,felf3
We ask him whether he has not
feea, within a few weeks pait. in the
Aurora. the g,eat democratic oracle
and foothfayer, declaration that the
navy was ufeleis and expehGve es-
tabifhment, and could not be kept
up after peace We ask him fur,
Their, whether he does NOT know thai
cRuremsnt, haze recently ben held cut
TO THE naval egeers Of dyfmaiea 10 quif
the jsa Jsyvict and 60 into The army,
with a pr0miis Of rank in THE land/sr-.
vice, Eperior to 1Vh1t hey kaVe b. fN
May? The public sentiment Is too
ftrong in favor of anay7 now for "a
ny fet OF men to accomplish its de-
bur the navy will be aboi.
iihcd unlefs preierved by a change
of rsless.-.+exsyal RetueheHne
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25

Is years a resi1en, of he city of,.Wsshingios
where lie eceiycd lis education lie was lie
son of Mr.. Thomas Clsxton, one OF the ofhA
GERS Of the House of Representatives OF the
U. States, and brother to Lieut.. Alexander
Claxton. who was distinguished fer bis cool
intrepidily in the battle of the Wasp and
Frolic. He Was in the 18th year OF his age
and was very promising you b. clsx,on
was wounded with All Is pound shot on The
RICH shoulder, so high and ne tie neck al
TO render amputstion imprActicable. Alter
lingering twenty seven days in extreme abe
yuishs be expired On the 9TH OF October.
Nat Intel.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25

| Names of .fmerican officers, sc.
Prisoners Of svar. in Beaufort, near
Quebec.
Brigadier Generais-James Win.
chester, United States army; John
Chandler, do. William Fl Under, do
Lieutenant Coioneis-Chsrles O.. Bo-
ers,ler, l4'h Reg y S infantry.
William Lewis, do. Kentucky Vol
unteer militia.
Myors--Lewis Taylor, 26th Reet
u S. Infantry, Christopher Van de
Venter, attached 20 Quarter Master
Generals Department George Mad
ison, Kentucky volunteer militia
Cahtains-John Machesney, 6,b reg
u. s. lniant,y; Andrew Nc Dow
ell. u 5 II. artillery : Kenneth Nc
Kensie, i4th regt. u S Infantry;
Henry Flemming, do; david Cum.
mings, do: George Steel 10th regt.
u. 5. Infantry; Alexander M. Even,
do Derrick Van Vetchen, 23d; Isaac
ROUGH, do Lemuel Bradford, 2 LIST do |;
Il liver Herick, 9 months volunteers,
ID st of Maine; 'Joshua Conkey, N
Y. militia.
Firss Lieutenants-sHenry Shell, 9Th
reg, u. S Infantry; Joseph Marshall,
l4lh do Thomas karney, do 'Rich-
ard Ariel, do; John Warning, do |;
Thomas Randall, do 'Abiel Wheelock,
1t, Dragons; 'Henry Van Swear
enger, do. Rife Regiment; civilian
T.. Beard, do.
Second Lieuts John w. Thomp
son, l4th regt. u. 5. Infantry: 'Geo.
Morris, do 'John e. Clarke, do, 5,h
regt u ) Infantry 'Ira Drew, 2 LIST
do; John II Cranson, 9th do; sBenj
Z Burd, Ii Dragons George Muir
dock u ). Infantry; 'Kimmel God
win, l4lh regt u S Infantry Nicho.
las N Robinson, do; sDasid p. Polk,
/ 18th do.
Third Lieufendnfs-sWm e. .Saun-
ders, i4lh do abraham Clarke, do ;
Mason Mud, do Samuel Criswold,
23d do; james Smith, 2oth do f; sLew
is Goddard, N Y. militia.
Enagns-Washington Dennison, IL
months vol. District Of Maine. 'Ben.
jamin Graves \. Y. militia.
! Lieufenant-- Sidney Smith Y. S. Ma.
Wy.
Sailing Masfer---J arius Loomis, do
Masters hafe-John lrumbull, do
John Freedom, do do.
Pitot-Abraham Waiter, do. do.
1hdshihman--'Horace b sawyer,
do. do Walter n. Monleath, do. do.
u Giizens-Jsmes w Wood, ta-
ken at Plattsburgh.
Innis Is Palmer, taken at Tort Schlos.
ser
Those mDkedthus have gone to Raiifas
9th dug. 1913.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
ii PIE-ff for General Dearborn

Il he following are the contents of a
Pye lately made a, Luwtherhall, in
Westmorland, and drawn up 10 London
by Two Wagon horses, as ptesentto a
certain great pcfsonage 50 geese, 4
tame ducks, ,u,kies, fowls, | wild
goose, 6 wild ducks, 3 teas, 2 strings,
l2 partridges, S woodcorks, 2 guinea
cocks, 8 snipes, 6 ployers .idgeons, |
curlew, is yellow hammers, Is spar
rows, 2 caalhnches, ? larks, 8 lhrusbes,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
DISTANCES.

From Fort Meigs to Maiden,
So miles; from Maiden to For,
George, $40 miles; from York
to Kingston, IT'S miles; from
Kingston to Montreal, 200 ;
from Montreal to Quebec, 10.
From Sacket's Harbor to Fort
George, leo miles; ditto to
Kingston, Sc; from Maiden to
Detroit Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
miscellaneous Sslfetions.
GENERAL HARRISON.

After the command of Lake Erie has
been achieved under federal auspices,
and with unparalleled glory, this pulled
up counterpart Of Smythe, sckncwl-
edges his incapacity TO take advantage
Of what was fairly placed in his hands
After all bis yaunts, his marches, coun-
tsr-marches, and promises to put Gen.
Proctor in petticoats, he has not horses
to mount his genersl officers, and the
British have more than thousand, to
enable them TO run away! Would |!
that they would run away, to save the
fallen honor Of our arms, after such
unhsard ofmismanagement of the gen.
eral, who has been, as ioolishly rs can
be conceived, called the Washington Of
the Western Country. His dispatch,
which we have copied from the court
: paper is harbinger of that disastrous
sequel, which from uniform experience
We have to expect from the tunIid he
toes Of democracy red. Republican.
From The Naiionsi Intelligence, sfthe il,h isst.
THE CAPTURE OF MAIDEN.
coty 9a letter ON Mi Gen Harrison TO
tie Var Department.
HEAD QUARTERS,
Sin,
have The honor 10 inform you, that
nnded the army under my command sbou,
S'ee miles below this place at three O'Clock
as evening. without opposition, and
~as possession of the town in an hour after
Den. Proctor has retreated 20 Sandwich
H'h bus regular ,roors and Indians, hsv
sgPrewously barned the Foei, Esvy-Ysrd,
osrraeks and Public Store Houses--the two
a"er were very extensive, covering seversl
"'es OF ground. will pursue the enemy
y morrow although here ia no probability
" "er'sklng him as ne hiss nj wards of one
~'u'snd horses, and spe have NOT one IN tke
amy lsholl think myself fortunste TO he
su'e TO collect sufficiency TO mount ,he
MINERAL officers. 1t is supposed here ths,
venersl Proctor intends TO establish him
Maiden.
have the homer To he, &c
WM. II. HARRISON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
The War Presses on .he hoor. Ever,

The War fresSes on the foor. Every
pound Of sugar, tea, or ro6ee-every
yard of cloth or other articles of foreign
goods the poor man has to buy, he
now pays nearly double prices for, IN
consequence Of the war. The poo men
have TO fight the battles-their limbs
and lives are destroyed by the war,
while those who are Urging them on,
stay at home, and get rich by the con-
tracts and jobs Of war.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
OBITUARY NOTICE.

It is with sincere regret tia, we have 10
add to The list Of our fallen naval heroes, the
name of Thomas CLAYTON one of he midshi
men on board the l. ,~rence, capt Perry, in
the memorable naval engagement on |. IKE
Erie, on The 10Th of Sept, Young CisNan
VAS native OF shliad.l ,,bia, bu. tor lhs last
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
NEw-BEDFoRD, OCT. Is
IHPR ESoMEAp

We take the liberty to call the atten-
ton of the people to this subject again,
because we hope it will meet thor
ough investigation at the ensuing ses-
sion of the Legislature Of Massachu-
sets A resolve was passed at the
last st ssion of the legislature, directing
the Representatives in their respective
towns, to obtain all the information in
their power upon the subject, and make
report at the next session. We hope
the Representatives will not neglect
their duty, and We would suggest 10
them the propriety of giving public no.
lice TO the inhabitants of their towns, of
the times, places, and manner in which
they will receive Information. But if
the representatives of any town, contra
ry to expectation, should aeglect to take
any measures on this subject, We hope
that every person who has any knowl-
edge OF impressments. will voluntarily
call on their representatives and give
them that knowledge AS so much
Glamour has been raised, and so
much sensibihty excited Ola this sub
ject as ii is and long has been the
sole cause Of carrying on the present
calami,ous war, it is highly important
that the evil may be understood in its
full extent and magnitude. If il is an
evil of sufficient atrocity 10 demand all
the sacrifices which we arr making, &
If the present war and the manner in
which il is conducted are The proper
remedies, let us know it, and We will
all unite in its vigorous prosecution.
If, on the contrary, the evil has been
magnliied to enkindle our passions, and
is merely pretence to cover other un
hallowed views Of our rulers, il is ex.
tremely important that the dcluded PEG.
pie should be informed Of the fact, that
they may unite their efforts to "cor
rect the procedure"
Our attention was called To this sub.
ject at this time by publication pur.
porting to be list of American sea.
men on board the British Prison ship
San Antonio at Ca,ham who had been
impressed into the British service, and
have been delivered up from British
ships as prisoners, since the War"
The list, at the FIRST view, would appear
10 contsin 1876 names, but little exam.
ination will show that some names ere
refieated tgvo or three times, either by
mistake or 10 swell the catalogue.
The list also purports to give the mum.
Der Of American seamen left on board
of the several ships from which the pris.
oners were delivered; but it is so very
inaccurate as to merit place among the
official communications Of our admins.
tration on this subject. To give one
! example: The ship Royal William is
| named four times in the list-The
first time, there are stated TO be 10 A.
merican seamen left on board the
second time, sir, and the two other
times NONE! In li1 thus formed,
the real facts defy all onjecture.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
DIED.

At N Brunswick. IN j Miss Lucy
Lawrence, aged A. She was the sister OF
the late gsllant aud lamented commander
of the Chesapeake. with whom her earthly
hopes and happiness seem 10 have lie i.
Identified. The news of his premature suf
ferings and death ocessioned shock upon
her brittle frame, already reduced BY dis.
ease. TOO severe to be restrained, and which
bsff,ed the application of medical aid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25

A new revolutionary attempt on Z
Florida is said to be contemplated, 500
acres of land is to be given TO each per-
son disposed to become a Shanish Pat
riof, and to aid the revolution from
hrincitie!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25

SIsss or THE TIMEs.-ln Rich
mond paper there are advertised One
hundred and forty sir hogsheads Of To-
6aeeO, remaining in One Ware House,
which have remained undemanded o.
yer the time prescribed by law, (three
years,) and to be sold to pay expenses,
if not called for.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
nEw-yoRR, OCT ] s

A small cargo oil Virginia coal went
off yesterday under the hammer at the
enormous price Of sorty-two dollars
and fifty cents chsldron.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25

In the reign of Henry the sth, no.
bic lord complained to the king, that
IIoibein, the painter, had given him ain
insult Let Helbein alone, said the
king, /" for can al any time make
seven ploughmen into seven lords but
| cannot make one painter out of seven
lords.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25

Orr government 7piH nozv commit a
great error, iffhe Indian tribes are not
COMPELLED al once 10 ~efire beyond the
Onseonsin es a boundary hne--this
course or future repentance are the alb
solute alternatives - Phitd. HurJro.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
IN ;mtor,or, hinf 10 Farmers.

Extract of a letter from J. K -, of
Newton.
The juice of sweet Apples boiled
down to proper consistence, proves a
valuable substitute for Molasses."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
HORSE vi AKINE LIST.

Philadelphia. Der 14-Arriv-d. three
Wagons. dawn BY oxen and horses, Com.
ID. Peck. IS days from Providence. fR. ID
cGfgo shoes $, bonnets. Sc. bound for Charles
ton, Is Gall weIl--saw no oruizers but
was boarded in he ofiLg by he Spectre q
Hard 7fnes. and suF' red to proc ed. -
Port of Kenne5uns. Der. Is Pissed this
port since o.- last, about twenty sail Oh
Horse and Ok Wsggoas. with dry goods
from B ath and Portland bound TO Boston.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25

WAS III Tic Dy iis OpttNC "
Hay! 7fnes. and suffered to proc ed.
Port Of Kenne5unk. Der. Is Pissed this
port since o.c last, about twenty sail oh
Hose and Ok Wsggoss. with dry goods,
from B ath and Portland bound 10 Boston.
ADMIRALTY Butts,
o. Sizes If fsyica. ! Pursuant to war
D srtci Of Maine, SIS. ant from the Hon.
DAVID stwALL, Esq. Judge OF he U ).
District Court # Name, do hereby give
notice that l shall expose and sell =, public
auction to the highest bidder on Monday
The lst day of November next, at ii o'clock
A N. At The dwelling house Of SAM y ION,
Esq. in Luhe.k, SIX OXEN; said Oxen
having been lbelIed in the District Court,
and decteed forfeit for breach of Tho laws
of the u. SAFES -Died al Portland, the
18Th day Of Oe,ober, 1915
M CoNEY, DEFY. Marshal.
These oxen are conde mined pr obably
for being tied in the stable with their
heads Inward Canada. The times
are out OF joint" when We behold fishes
upon trees, gunboais in cornields, and
Admiralty Courts holding inquest over
novels and henroests. BoNAPARTE has
so long ploughed with on heller, that it
is natural all our cattle should become
Bulls, and submit their necks to his
yoke and draw his heaviest burdens
All these things are done however to
liberate Commerce, u to +" conquer the
freedom of the seas" Nevertheless We
all know, that while our Rulers are SO
full Of pretended sympathy for Sailors
Rights and Free Trade, and are paying
out their white lined CHAMBER talk about
Impressments, at the same time their
bowels are as hard as the fanh gear.
Sal. Ga1.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25

Samuel York, captured on board the
Liverpool Packet, as was alledged, IN
arms against his country. was tried and
acquitted at the late session of the y
5 Court at Exeter-there not being
sufficient proof OF his being voluntarily
on board
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25

6eldfare, pigeons, 4 black-birds, 90
rabbits leg of veal, half ham, 3
bushels of Hour. 8 water hens, and two
stone of butter. The Pye weighed %
stone t3Oslbs }"
This Nlonarchc ! Pie was not superb
or to tie Republican Cheese presented
TO JEFFERSON by the dairy maids of
Cheshire, which, though OF Mammoth
magnitude, was honestly called by
those fair ones only "a pepper corn OF
their esteem