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WASHINGTON CITY, April 7e.

The British squadron, with added
strength, continues to infest Chesapeake
Bay, and menaces an attack, It is said,
on Annapolis. An express reached this
City yesterday morning from that place,
the object of which was, we learn, to re.
quest further supply of cannon and
ball.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-27

butter and cheese land the shorss a.
bound with FISH. .4n,. Gazetteer.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-27
Valuable Wood Land.
FOR SALE,

"TeHE subscriber is DESTROYS OF Sc
Il ling that part oil the Forrest OF
W ashingIon, which lies South West
Of the Lees burg Road. Ii is suppos
ed there are in this division of the
Estate about 400 Acres, about 60 ct
which is cleared, but HIS never been IN
the smallest degree in ured by cul.iva
ton, the balance entirely IN fine tam
Der and wood The distance from a
,exanGria ABOUT S miles, & rather less
10 Georgetown and the City-the City
turnpike now finishing touches this
land, and the projected turRpike from
Alexandra to Lestburg will pass inn
media'ely Oh it's border.
No such property as tits, possessin g
the Ill impo tant article OF timber and
wood, can be offered Tor sale within the
same distance of market. and the great
End INCREASING value of these articles,
must render this estatea desirable and
valuable purchase. The subscriber
would prefer selling this property en-
tire, but to suit purchasers would oil
vide it into Lots Of so tcres each
A part Of the purchase money Will be
required in hand, for the balance
most liberal credit Possession OF the
who!S Of the wooded part will be given
at the time Of purchases small held
with privilege of seeding sraln) VIII
be given up in December.
For particulars please apply to Mr.
Lines Dawson, the agent at Arlington,
Geo. w. P. Gusts.
april 81. iswSw.
Just Published
Price 81 50 in boards,
ARATOR.
Being a serie. of Agricultural Essays,
Practical and Politician 81 numbers
By citizen Of Virginia.
For Sale by
Robert Gray.
March %
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.tes,iug ai'hing
Etion o. ,.yial WILL so@ n,
81 s s,ia : occupied
81 .I,ls place he be-
[.isoii ,' .'o ,.ss,, ,s,' Ss
4 r, ',s ID. Ss !. p p:r id
90 ~. sd even % . m'
az He, howe YER
- :, his CAPITOL
H., ii i ne Ne. tyranny ,s,ags SI
s'sh faar him.
f9' .n y We have from
III. = If, that island
~. r,r TO the Cape +;
y '.i an Of the people,
=. M had sent money
' HOODS, and that 1c, on
/ c:srristoph.e''). s ds,ge5
! i! p.:,' and sung 7'e
IN consequence
IT. at the Cape he E
f,,ss,sion to proceed
s'rt Picolct; where
II. tso priests ne
s put 70 d'a'1' a
va. derived from
Ia f1rtaaa!s enough .sa
and elude the VsH'
is yra'i'
Ge,) April TO- !,
n an oiiccr at Fort
rs,leman in tins J,
Iry to end :! that the
recent Indian out
100 we'll founded.
Earn states, that in
h Col. HaVHiaS' he
him. that the re-
,r of.eren families
no, confirmed ; and
flhpm were attend
i eruclly and bar
and shocking for
rhe letter also adds,
al been Killed. and
the great federal
d Fort Hawkins to
i a bridge on the
r9bsa up by the In,
lad heen taken We
s tie perpetrators
!, and to bring them
b. Rawkins, We are
Ttd that he feared
IN for war and mis-
prevalent through
rtion Of the Greek
alie that some in
from tIe Colonel
received ia d few
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-27
[RG, April %:

EiERE dRMY.
I: EGi'2r-da:ed
b O'm) lNo April.
r. ''Om uoque>;ion-
/ ~' little army .! the
p are in great appre-
t1 Oh, and / greatly
f. assistance can DE
f. Tae P,nnsyl-
Anil are d;scharg-
"N guarded " j.
G'c'ai HAaR,sox is
= Spies cane very
/ alys ga private
b service w,s shot
r Huatred and forty
Vets oflhe fort. Pro-
III 4; may be enabled
~,Gla .on A largc
a- ONO militia vail
\ possible, In a lew
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, AhrR 27.
{" TO sHRw

ITO sHEW
rHR VERY AGE & BoBy OF THE TIME
us foRM AND PRESSURE"
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!. INTERESTING NAVAL LISTS.
The following exhibits a statement of
the american .havy, as il 7,as 7phcn
Mr.. Jrferson came inlo office in 1900.
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- Tor Johnson.
~no.y the district
|,n Is held next
| VII uiumph over
J" Tat the election
-; ~ certain ; and
I,saS @e expecla.
Nc were 60 or 70
>-Sard.
sos
2lS
r.
as,,I1 ''l'ri;y in the
~. Hs mas yet to
| : A'Ssvst put
! : April 81.
| pspsr. to the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-27
SLECTIONS.

~"'I HUNS.
f. Coarty.
H. county were held
| 'N' had heretofore
/ f'o's h.ti; aud it
Fa,;d upra making
/, ~ v',e J against
T. &'2'ls2 Of some,
| 70 the close of the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-08
DEE

In Bah, Of consum paon, Mr.. SAMUEL S
PgyrkNGiLL, AK d 81. lie was ell homes
man and ssye good evidence Of being chris
tan He was bu1ed by The members OF
Sslar Lodge with Masonic honor. The sol
e,nn and impressive m amer IN which Doc O
HoLBeooK re formed The ceremonies and
he serlous attention othis Lodge wn,le read
ing 10 ,h,m tie address, OF Major LAScAs
TIN, a. well as the decent manner in winch
all lie iurei al solemnties were conducted,
he nAde a deep and lasting imp. ssion
upon the most iiamerous collection OF people
that hs- ever been collected together IN the
own on ilke occasion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-08
Mn SHIRLEY.
IT is extremely gratifying to those. win
are acquainted with the
Hon. JACOB ABBOT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Hon. JACOB hBEO
to learn, tina, this venerable and tried pstri.
OF il nominated ss'a candidate for the Senate
of this Commonwealth -wherelhe is knawn,
he needs nor newspaper eulog, hut rs he
has spent the greater portion OF his days IN
New Hampshire and his never been ~ pub
lie life IN this state, the writer feels him
self justified in nsrrating the services the
Hon Jacob Abboi has rendered las country
SO far as comes within his recollection.
In the yesr IVA, he was a member oflhe
convention of New Hampshire, that met 10
choose delegates to the general convention
which assembled at New Yok.
In I775, he was member of the whig
convention, when Gov. Wentworth was ar
re- ,ed hy the patriots Of that stale
IT, l776, lie WAS a member of the same
convention which then look he ime If Gen
erai Court
In I777, he was muster master for the
County of RI Thorough.
II the su oe-dng years of The revolution
and until 1902, every We r, when by t'ieir
laws lac WAS eligible. he was IN the house, or
the Council of Ne Hampshire.
In 1880, o 81, he was one # the commits.
sioners 10. mixing up the pay roll of the sol.
diers of la Safe.
Ia 1882, when IN the Council, he was Az
,oin, ed special Justice ;hro' the state, and
VAS ,fen called TO ,he bench as an assistant
Judge and before his removal 10 the Dis.
riot of Maine, he WAS on committee with
Gov smith in revising the law. Of New.
Hampshire.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-08

.,,hino but falsehoods gross and palpa.
n, as those issuing from the father of
Gs,--Shich extends the mantle OF Ma
i.Dality with equal facility over the ex-
..,rd pstriots vf other countries as o.
the Native Citizens of our own
shich have systemstized nothing but
ne habit and price OF perjury in the
,ovest walks of life, & exposed the real
,od;genous seamen of the United States,
\, inviting wrongs upon them, from
s,.nness Of the frauds with which they
have attempted to shield the worthless
A,,.r,ers from their own country in the
hour of its greatest peril and distress ="
g For men of tins class, and for OBJ
;.r,s of this description. the people OF
y. United States will not willingly
.,nport war, at least not until they
snd their fair offers Of peace are re-
;ected, or spurped at. and tina, no al
tentative remains for them, but tame
.ubmissi N 10 injury, or vigorous p o
..eution of the war however rashly
commenced, or impotently conducted "
This, my dear sir, is the information
tnossess, and such are the sentiments |
have heretofore advanced, and still en-
terrain, on the subject to which you
have alluded.
/ am slw.ys with sentiments OF great
regard and respect, your friend and o.
bedlent servant,
JAMES LLOYD.
Hon. T. II PERKINS. Boston.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-08
q MILITARY CONVENTION.

THE militia officers, reiiding within the
Senatorial DI9,I9 Of Cnmbsyind, Oxford
and York, are fequ.ftcd To aifembe at
Gifts 7aVern in Gray, OIL Friday the
1910 March at 10 o'clock 4. M. Tor the pur.
pole Of adopting meaiures whereby the
militia of this Commonwealth may have a
due representation in the Legiilature there
ot-and TO agree upon the mott proper
and honorable means to promote the cleo
lion of iuch gentlemen to the Senate and
Houie of Representatives ss are &no7vn
friends to the mllltia, and who will without
the fear OF risking their popularity with d
feaD, ftand forth and vindlcate the rights
OF thoie who bear arms for the defence aud
fecurity of our common country.
The militia OF every town Is req1eiied
TO fend at heat one Delegate, and as may
more As convenient The general aud
field officers are particularly invited to at
teud.
Publiihed by the unanimous order Of
meeting OF officers al Portland, March /,
1919.
MARTIN NICHOLS, Col Iafia,ry.
JOHN PRATT, MAJ Lafaafy.
JOHN TROWBRIUGE, Maj Cavai,y
a. w. ArHER ION, Capt. Latant,y
SETH BIRD, CAPT. hrfiAe,y
PRiN EhAS VAkNUM, Capt. artillery.
STAr attendance of ali the officers of
the al Brigade and I7th Divifiln is re-
quelled, IL hear the report OF their Com
In'ttec On the lnbiea OF the petition iigned
by tnem At the lat Gorham Review.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-08
There are many in the north part of Oxford

There are many in the north part of Oxford
and in the County of Kennebeck, who will
bea, witness to his tenderness and benevo-
lenoe. as land hclder, and while so many
difficulties are unfortunately arising between
proprietors and settlers, The writer, from
considerable knowledge of circumstances,
believes there is not tenant, or purchaser
ofhim, who will moi join in tribute ofprsise.
We confidently believe, this faithful disci
pie of Washington, who is ever modest and
unassuming yet correct and independent in
his opinions. firm IN his religious Il political
principles, exemplary and pleasing in all The
walks of life, and long tsmiliarzed to lie.
gslatlon and Jurisprudence, will eceiye the
hearty support ofthe electors oil Cumberland
and Oxford rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-08
9Dortlano:
Monday, March 8. 1918.


The only avowed object of the presen, ru.
nous, impolitic and unnecessary war, being
on account of the imp,essmem Of seanen. we
have devoted lorge portion OF his days
paper to that subject. BY the si'temen, of
the Hon. Mr.. Tsggsrt, on on frs, page, it
will be found that the number of An,e,isan
sea,,<n in the British service, which has
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-08

ny order oil the Cncult Court of Common
~ Pleas. held al Portland, in the county Of
Cumberland, on The irst Tuesday Of March
'ns,. @ill be sold at Public Auc ion, on
TUESDAY, the 23d day of March ins,. at
l. clock. M a, The dwelling house of Mr.
1hn Evans, m Pejepscoi, tn Resi Estate
4 X pber Milchell, late of Durham, IN said
county. deceased, consisting OF bis home;
stead Farm, containing forty two acres Of
Land. with small building c cor.
JOHN MlNTOsH, 4iamiaisuafsr.
March 8, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-08

The setion commence nearly year since
By T.. w. RIPLEY. esq against the Editor
Court, was dismissed last week. from the
oocket-Th,s farce of an action for preten-
ded libel, was got up for. elecsioneering
purposes last year, when people were en-
curing for Mr.. Rs qualifications for seat
IN the Senate. The object being ans wer
ed, as lar as it could be IN that way, the
prosecutor thought proper 10 pursue the
subjec 80 farther since It could only cost
him money, without raising him in tie pub
lie estiIns,ion--He now would be glad 10
hear M more OF the subject; AID we are
willing to disr,iaa Al with a VOID at part
ing, sincerely hoping We may not heresi
er have any OCCASION to no,,ce HIM, or bis
movemenis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-08
CuMBsRIAND a..

CUMBERLAND as.
d order of the Hon SAMUEL Freeman. RIO.
- Judge of Probate, Of Wills, &c in fad
county, will be fold a, Puslic Auction, on the
2sd day Of March next, at the houie of Will
lam Thomaa IN Gorham the following ar cles,
the Perional Eitate of ifaac Thomas late of
fad Corham, deceaied--viz pair If panta.
looms; g Walcoats; 2 Coats; Great Coat |;
2 Hats, number of pair of Stockings; iiver
Wach 9 Trunks; pair of Boots ! pair
of shoes, S buihels of Rye; Cartridge Boz
one Bayonet belt /; quantity Of old Iron and
other articles--Sale at eleven O'Clock IN tie
forenoon.
WILLIAM rHoMAs,s s zs.,: .. .es aid
G.,bs., Fec. IS, 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-08
1ntslligfnfe.
Latch from France.
PHILADELPHIA. FEB AZ.

PHILADELPHIA, FEB ~.
Arrived feh heus. Capt. Bolton,
from Bordeaux for Baltimore, with a
valuable cargo. Left Bordeaux 23d,
and Cordovan 2sth IAN made Cape
Henry 2,d init and obierying FIVE
men of war in LynnhaveD Bay, and
two fu(picious fills outiidr. bote
away for the Delaware rhe fhetis
is the only vefti that had failed face
the Pilot Capt Bolton has delpatebe5
for geveynmenf, announcing the DEATH
g our EnOop Mr. BARLOW
This eve took place on the road,
returning to Paris from Wilma, width
er he hld pr rceeded to hold confer.
ence with B ,napArte.
The Prufiian General York, with
10000 men, had voluntarily put him
feIf in The power Of the RailiAns, pro
feiIing an intention to remain nestral.
Gen MaGcn5Ac with feveral thou
fand more .roaps had followed his
Example. The Freach impure all this
to he Engliih Of courfe. From the
letters, notwithstanding they have
undoubtedly undergone fome altera-
tions in France, we fee that ferrous
difaters continued to b-fal the Ar
mics oppofed to the Rufliaus, up to
the latter part Of December.
A general reqoifitlon Of horfes for
remouuting the cavalry. was made
through 1ut the Department of the
Seine, on the Il Of January.
By a decree of Bonaparte, of the
Sd of January, the Corps Leg ilatifi
were 10 shemble OH the 1T Feb.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-08

TO all svJo are tensqy Jsarrblas
after The Truth.
Jun publifhei and for fale at the Booklorss 81
|. Adams & 5. Patten,
EXCHANGE STREET,
Mr.. MoNsot's Letter on the
REJECTED TREATY,
between the United Ssa,es and Great Britain
concluded by Mefrs MoNRor & PtscsNna
--tog ther with
The TREATY ITSELF,
and Documents connected with II . containing
information, which, at the prefen, melancholy
crisis of our sfar., is of the highei importance.
Tbb Treat, is the ooe which Mr. Jeferfon
,ystss TO lay bso,s tbs Senate fbei, sose5-
s,stio. and the Letter of Mr. Monroe, " -
written tome time after his and MFR. P,nkney1
return to this country. in explanation of their
motives, and in juiiihcalion OF their conduct.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-08

been re-; esenteo IN tne oehoS1AuS papSis
to consist of
"6257,"
is by that able and ingenious mathematician,
reduced to barely
49,!
We do not rccolleot an instance where
he truth has been SO oarase0asly stretched as
in this case. In the letter OF Mr. Lloyd,
published on the preceding page, he sts,es
that during the fourteen years IN which he
was largely concerned in commerce he had
no knowledge of having single man i'm
pressed from any vessel IN which hs was in
terested and that for The FIVE years he has
been IN the Senate of the u. Sls'es, he has
not been requested to attend to the impress.
ment of more than 3 American citizens
This proves that the grievance is very tfi.
fi,ng IN conn arson 10 what il has been rep
resented. We agree with Mr. Lloyd, that
the impre ssment of sn American citizen
from one Of our vessels whilst trsversiDg the
great highway Of nationsfs as gross viola
ton of our rights as if torn end transported
into slavery from lis Paternsl roo. o. domes-
tic altar; and it u on proper representation
being made to the British government, theJ
should refuse to liberste hila Immediately,
an interminsbie war with her, or with all
the nations of HE earth, if 1t could not be
Otherwise prevented, would be alike just,
necessary end commendable. Blu this is
a principle they have never contended for
ard in all cases where the right of search
has been abused by British officers, (by
impressing American sesrrlen ms cad Of
their own,) their conduct has been repro
proof has been exhibited to that effect, the
men have been discharged except IN cases
where they have been natur4lised in tn,
country or lave voluntarily enlisted on beard
their vessels.
The Bri 18Th government ia frequently ac'
cursed of claiming r,ghs Chat Of impress
ing her own sesinen,' for instance which
she is unwilling other nations should enjoy
hut ihis accusation is without even the col
or of truth for the Prince Regent in hi,
Manifesto ex pressly declares tina, the 5rii
ish government" hss never asserted any ex
elusive right. as TO the impressment Of Bri,
ish sesm-.n from "A mericsn vessels, which
It was not prepared TO ackno wledge, as sp
pertaining equally tn The government 9th
United States, with respect to American
sesmen when found on board British mer
chant ships"
Its not contende but that the subject O
improvement is an evil ; but il is such a
one az might be amicabiy aud honorably sd
justed BY negotiation. # our government
did not ext nd their claims to snsb but bona
fide American enn2e1s But no, say they
the American fiag shall protect sli wa'
ssil under i,--whether Eagish, irish
Scotch, or what not.--Let 1t he d .st,nctl
unde,s God, therefore, tAst the great ques
ton no~ at ISSUE, Is,
Shall the war be continued 4
compel Great Britain TO rclinquisi
tie practice oi taking her o1On na
HUe sail0rs IRON oui vessels
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-08
*..PERPErUAL WAR
The Policy Of Mr.. Ma7yon !
Iusr received and for fale at the bookfsors
Ilaac Adams.

PERPETUAL WAR, the policy of Mr.,
Madlon; heing candid examination of his
late Medage to Congstfs, 20 far As ref ect. the
following topic. VIZ. The pretended negc-
clation. for Peace, ,he important and inier.
citing fahjea Of Co.,s,ipf Militia, and he Ell
a.iihment of an immenie Standing rmy of
Guards aud spies, under the name Of Local
v1lun'eer force. BY n Msw E.x'a.s Fa,ms.,
author of late Pamphlet enn,Ied Maays.1
Woy. Portland F.b 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-08
For Sale. or TO Let.

For Sale, or TO Let,
HALF of two ftory Dwelling Houfe and
IL FIX aeres of Land, ituated near the welt
Meeting boufe in Northyarmou hon which
!. thrifty young Orchard. a good we'll of
Wster, an OF her conveniences iui' able for =
rradefman or taveru.keeper--For further par
tieulars enquire Of MOSES BANKS,
on the premfe
Nori5ysmousB Hdsvb g, 1878
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-08

OsThe communicate" oil Doct. Porter
il uns,oIdably ON led for w-nl of ROM
Il shall be attended o in our next
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-08
Capture of Ogdeniburgh.

ofi0'> ~ - -.
Extract Of a Letter fran Cof hdcoD,b,
commanding at Sacket's Haybu, to
General Deayb5yn
SAcK6q'S HAkB0R, Cd NJ FEB. u.
have this momen, received an ex-
prefS from Capt. Forfyth, informing
me of the cnemy's having iuccecded
in driving him out OF Ogdenibu,gh,
,eiterday morning a; = O'Clock 1t
Was no, dore without d fcyere con-
teR, in which the enemy fuffered very
eoniiderably. The enemy attacked
in two columes of about 600 each at
about 8 O'clock in the morning. The
captain reports 40 men killed and
Wounded, among the latter 1t. Bird |;
and from the coolnels with which his
tlaemen fired, that the enemy NUT
have loft three times that numb, r.
The Captain retreated with all his
force to Black Lake, about 9 miles
this Gde of Ogdeniburgh.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-08

GEN. HARRIsON'S ARMY
A letter from Gen Harrison's army.
dated a, The Miami Rapids, Feb ~ to
agenIleman in Pittsburgh. states that
aparty had been seAt out to pursue a
body Of British and Indians, but retur-
ned without everlasting hem lac
letter adds: is generally though,
that Maiden will be the f ST obje wtIh
the General, and it is possible we may
move from this place on that route to-
morrow ; at all events we shall in a
few days"
This proves beyond doubt that the
report We had some day since OF a VIC
tory gained by Gen Harrison is with
out foundation
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-08

Mr.. WRIGHT will commence iniirucfion
IVA IN reao,ng, writing. arithmetic, Engliffs
grammar, geography SC on he 9Th NH at
the room o'meriy occupied b, Mr.. l.. Loring
for that pur pole, or at the room in Judge Frees
ma. . Office
Tsr~,-For al the branches enumerated
d 4 10 per quarter.
Reading and writing only ID 500 per quar-
ter
Evidence of his moral aud literary cuaIi6cas
ton, may be iesn at the ofi,e of Dudly Todd.
Elq.
From his long experience In teaching hf
fruits he thall not dlappo,nt the rezionable
expect atoms of thofe who may patrons re HIM.
Particular attention will be paid TO Moral
and Religious ini.ruet on.
Portland March 8, 1919.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-08
Real Efdfe fr nie.

THE fubicribe offer for tale the foIlcwa
ing properly, on good term, to the pur-
chacr -
Two Farms in M;sof-one containing three
hundred acres of choice Land, $50 of which
Is intervale--wilL good two floy Dweii-
lug Houie forty Two by thirty. FIX feet, and d
hxty Ieet Barn, together with other out bill
dings The Other Farm con aims about zig
aeres-aboui half Of which Is intervaie, with
: good Houie and baru thereon. SAID Farms
lay OIL Little Andsoicoygin RIVER, adjacent
TO dousle law and good Grlft Mills.
15o-Two Farms IN G,ay--one containing
100 acre. OF Land, With good Farm Houfe,
BAN and Orchard therson-is well fenced,
500 roods of il, with none wall. The other
htuated adjacent 70 the above. contains 60 a.
ores pf Land, and has q good Farm eioufe,
Barn aud Orchard hereon.-sa,d FARM are
Gtzu'ed about half mile from Gray mees
ting houle.
Lils,e,/s--Two Farmi in Ns.p Ci.pesae, III.
uated about enc mic from he meeting houfe,
one Of which Con ains abou, 90, and the o.
ther 9 acres of excellent Land-with tuu.
d,ags and orchards thereon.
7gets, soifb-A Farm in R,ys'sd eoniff-
ing OF 100 acres Of Land, the grow h If wh CHI
/, principally ~hite osk--psrt of which 10
under Improvsnent-iftuale ed ahou one miiS
from The Shake vizge
Thy eDs E 70, /.k-Their Rand at the
Upper Corner 10 eated) IN Neg Clsse H.,
nhft,ug of Dwei,ng1 Houfe. tore foS
1ih Works Barn AID other hui c,pgs eoS
gelher viii abau. 80 acres Of Land near he
building, (u,t.5 e fot tl.Ass moving and
patti ing. good fsnd for trader
div "A Farm ia fis.d, confftng of AZ
bour 50 acres, with building. thereon
4s,""s f~eny sefes Of good Land ia
the town 81 hst,oa, heng pa + the arm
lately owned by Dav'. WOODWARD Apply
10 ABkIH * CR3sVtNOR
All demands due Abbe y Qroivenor at
New-Gloueelier, or q Toi venor e Ant,e Minos;
mutt be paid by he hrit day May nesf or
they WI be Ies with an attorney for eol'ect,or
NstD Giesesfs,, Msso6 g. owl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-08
February "a, 1873.

The Ty fth Congress expired on Wednes
day la md pr,er was On event IN the
COZ 81 of nature less deolored. Iost,gsted
~ n'tiul AMBITION to owdo their predeceS
sors hey .usbed with ineo,Isted mad iess IN
"a war by winch they have mdone them
selves They have If 10 their heirs at lasv
he privilege Of paying their prsrs, but no,
cab enough TO defr.y the junerH charges
The administration de Son,s non W Il Of cours
d-volve upon the next u tin.
Bosf,n Da6 A.v.