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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21

london, March 9.
Private letters from Holland state that the traitor
Herhueil has liked 3 limited the TO give up the
1 axei hee;, Proy'd the cuu0try continued in po,
session o, IT'S present sovereign. He has soiemnly
protested that he will barn tie whole of the shin
Ping m ease measures taken TO compel him to
f"rrendsr Sixty i'renshn,en sre on board the sAips
TOT the purpose OF carrying into execution am or
GERS OF the Adm'rsl for their destruction
From Bells Wsekly yRessengey.
NEGOCihTIONS WITH ANERICA
America, as IS well known 70 our readers, promo
sen some months since, that Russia should be The
mthlstOr between tie United States and oarselye,
emo inst both parties should, in some degree uuaL
~ ther pretensicns secOrdng 70 the decision Of
'nsiT Arbitrator. The motive OF this proposal IS We
w Ob"ous IN the first place, however friendy
may be the p~e'eut connexions Of England and Rus.
SIS u - pstter ~ notoriety tina. the maritime
rshts Oi England, are IN great favonr With the
Curt of Petersburg aud tbst the emperor Alexan.|
ger and his Ministers It they deopntly could, would
sh9iy avail themselves Of any opportunity 70 D.
bridge or qualify them.
The propo'al, Therefore, 10 accept Of Russia 81
neostor, or IN ether words, an arbitrator for Il
rs Impossible practice t. ob9erve sny inc between
tnet was tautanount only to tie admission Of q
Inrd interested party, 70 adjust the differences be-
tween tVo end rs such proposal is evidently som
'rNfy TO every principle of common prudence and
common equity IN ordiDary and individual life 90 l.
. equally Unreasonable and unfair il political isso
Citations
Lord Csstisreasb, therefore, A. 1nsy be ssea By |
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25
Eliphalet Ladd's Win.
Csmm.aroeals6 II lkieRa.bslsss,,

1sM@S""s0Ab y INcEasbsJafs.
WHEREAS William i.aad, Of tertmouth r.,
the county OF Rockingham and ita,e Of New
HsmCihife. merchant. beng in,ereiled in tie iaft
Will and Tettameutof ELIFH.4LET L1DID ATE
of lad Podimou'h, Eiq deeesied, has produced 20
me the iubtcfiber, Judge of he Court OF ptcba,e
tor the oosnty OF Cumberland. copy of fad VIA
under the zeal OF the Probate CourI hoidea by Ma.
.haniei Rogers, Liq Judge Of Probate . ana for
the laid couosy Of Rockingham. where ,be iarHe has
been proved approved aud allowed; AID has Ger.
tilted me that The iaid sei,Ator had real ard per
ional elate 10 the iaid county of Cumberland
wherein the laid Viii may operate. and sherefor.
deired that the fad viii may be fisd and recorded
IN the Probate Office of faid couny, purluspt 10
the fau's Of tAid Commonwealth IL, ,ha, cafe made
and provided. do Therefore hereby give sot,ce
that have aligned anc GO hstsby siliga SATURDAY
the eleventh Gay OF June nes,, 81 ten clock A. M.
for taking The fame into eooGd sraion at fee Al
Probate Ccurt then TO be ho'fen at The Gffice of
John Rockingham. kt4. in Portland. when and
where any perton or psrion. may appear and thew
earie ii any they have agaisit he fang ane recor-
ding taid W,.l aud the probate thereof.
Given undss my hand che .wenty h,sd day OF
April 1914. SAM FREEMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25
Collectors Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen 10 the non IeGdeue
ptopueors and owner of the following lot Of
Land iy'ny IN 'he town Of ossheld, in the county
OF CuELer and, that u IS ts1ed in the year SIS.
for the state, C,unsy and Town Tax, IN b,u
committed 20 me The fnbierlter 40 coilecl, a. fol-
lows--
r. Bake * Go. ,ot No. 90, containing 100
acres, valued at 90 dol ara, Rate .ax cents ccun
y and town tax SO Genie aud mis-, total Sc cents
aud mis-
If ne perfon or Perons ihaIi appear to difcharse
A'd taxes anu all intervening charges 90 or before
Morday, the 27,h day Of lnns next ar enc O'Clock
M. 10 much of laid lot as viii be iuficient TO
dhcharge the iame viii then be tod a, pubiic
auction 20 the h'ghet bidder according to law At
tue dwelling houie Of he fubicnbcy in isid Oti.fied.
DAted At Ou.heid, IN. fifteenth dav If prii 1914.
JONATHAN NOORs, calts7o,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25

Berry, William Hagget, John Andrews,
Joseph Young.
Field D1Uers--The Hog Reeves.
INSPECTORS Of Lime Imtlorted- William
rukey, John Leavitt, Levi Sawyer, John
Lowell.
INSPECTORS Of Lime Manyaetnred-Leyi
Sawyer, Walter Ross,
Heath Contradictions Durham,
Peter Warren, William PolIsYs, Jacob
Knights, Joseph Ilsley, Daniel Cobb. James
Coombs, Andrew Scott, Samuel Trask.
Committee on 4cconnts-Ebenezer Mayo,
William Swan, Charles Fox.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25
JUST PUBLISHED
The frit number of the
Chriitian Monitor,

CONF AIMING
ESSAYS on the great crmnality of Sabbath
1" ereakisg-on preparation for religious duly
an alarming faei-rife and progrefs of rl.e 8rtfll
and Foreign Bible Society-Mnutes Of the Cener-
al Afembiy of The Presbyterian Church-Minute'
of the General Adocia,ion of Conneeticu,--revival
of religion in sou'hhury tConn. revival of rei-
gion in steckbridge, {Mafs revival of religion
IN New Jeriey &c The lqnifiloD-spe ia ia.
vor Of aboifh'ng the iuquittiou,-an Poetry
~ sunics,5efs TO the above work in this town
will p'eafe 10 call at J l. EYDES Eookfore, and
receive the Il number
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25

sN5E the inbicrites having been appointed BY
W the Hon samuel Freeman Judge Of p.ob.,.
for the county of Cumberland, to receive and ex
aniGe the cisms Of the creditors TO the eftaie of
ENOCH PARkOTT, iste OF Durham ia ls,d eoun.
~, Mariner, dses.ied intolvent, give no,,ee ,hss
liz months are allowed the CREDITORS % hing in
and prove their a,ms--and that We fhall ai,enA
that ierv'ce at the iore OF MIR T om.s Dodge ia
porta and, On the lIit MONDAY of May and on the
hrit &sondsy Of the I'VE following n,oa,hs.
raRhhK lL.sLnY, ie
THOMAS LODGE.
Pssf,aaj ferR 6, ISl4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25

quckness Of apprehension and WITNESS o
imagination than the other sex. Vivid am
high coloured pictures of the world, i
which they are so anxious to move, Civ
them false notions, & anticipations that can
result, in nothing but disappointment and
chagrin. They create, too, disgust to al
domestic employments and an aversion &c
every thing relating to the "dull realities
of life. Sometimes disappointment, after
being excited to state Of sickly sensible
ty" by some high wrough, novel or romance
may induce one to say
She wish'd she had not read Il,
YET wish'd thst---hsd given her such another
And she would read II.
But the greatest objection to move! read
i'm, is, when it is made the sole object of lei
sure hours, to the total exclusion of that
fund of wisdom and instruction, which is
furnished by the great masters In English
biography, history and miscellaneous liter
AZURE Novels and other works of i'nagia-
alton are 10 the mind like STIMULATES TO the
body, useful at times and seasons and IN
reasonable quantities lis a mind f.tigued
by intense application to scienliheal or pro
fessionai engagements, gooa novel 10 de
lightful and exhilerating But 10 make on
home at the slop shops IN the purlieus Of lii
eralure and feed upon tiiies and whips, Is
wasting existence in +" strenuous idleaess .
1t is worse it is suffering that miad, which
was given us for the mobiles, purposes, 10 be
choaked with weeds and bram5les, instead
of being cultivated and made 10 yield the
riches; harvest Of intellectual. fertility.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25
Z merican Manufactured Goods.

No 7. M.gsy's Rs.s.
JOSEPH PORE, agent Tor Amy y 6,su. Of
Providence, who keep hun ,onaan.i, iunpl,ed
from their long known and we'll eltaol ihsa raet.
ry az PawiueAst, with a general anortment Of
american Cotton L0ocs,
CONSISTING OF
Single Yarn Tor ~asp Anu t"lirg
Q a thread d white * cssOs'd stocking Yarn
White aud colvrea ,swing Soitons
Shirungs iGgs.--Cheeks--Stripes
Ginghams -Chamnrsys-Eed Ticking, &c
~ sh1pkeepers IN town ald counsIy aud peo
pie IN general who with 10 furnih hem,elve. ,.ith
.he abovs az aic!s., will be iupp.,ed ths Factory
prces.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25
The PrOaU2erN No. 6.
Animal im2lume, wipes.

FROM the earliest ages of society, various
e'aes have been adopted by public s. private
"sruclors, to seize upon the attention OF
x'r pupils. Tales and parrables have
'sn iavotlte modes of communicating in
'ucuon' more especially to young minds
As'a a less advanced stage of literary inn
r"emsnt. Such, however, is the effect
Asxell told tale, that fictitious represen.
&00s have always retained their power
0~ay over the human mind. To this
%ns books are so popular as Novels and
''aanees, They are seized with ayidi,y
'A'sad with dsligh. by all classes and
s's'rom the boarding school miss to The
's'y Philosopher.
Aso great then and so universal is the
's"ment to works of this sort, it is nat
enquire what is the flee, upon soci-
- 70 mariners & morals? Is such read.
" 'hdiscriminateIy INDUCED to The
'usoa OF the standad productions of the
T.. miscellaneous and periodical writer's in
,s a'suase: Can every thing requisit.
= sood taste, correct the imagina
'Aa8 moral sentiment, and give eperg,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25
BOX,
UST received and for fale a, the Bookaore of
J T. LITTLE, & co

NO. 3. NnVeFf x ~ q
Webberfs Mathema' ics-- Colt eetetanee, Grasca
Najor ado. Minota--Domefic Medi,ine--bf,de
of -Abydo. Lord Byron's Poems, vols New e
ction ,hakfpeaie's Plays--FiaveI on keeping The
Heart ith and 18th Nos Chr,hisn Disciple for
uhics interruptions received for the whole
aud for the Chffiian Obie.ver Ansle6t,c Maya
zine-a very ueat edition Of Watts Plains and
Hymns Kinpe. arithmetic Cummings Gcog-
raphy- Mebih's travels, 2 vols. -SrATIoNAkY,
sc as afual
DIR PAs.Hs Fan Sermon, for 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25

THE iubieriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
concerned. thar be has been duly appointed
and taken upon bimfelf the tfui OF Adm'nsisss,o'
with the Will ANNEXED on the eisaie OF JOHN
MERRILL, late of New Glouceitsr, in The ccun
ty OF Cumberland, yeoman, deeeaied, oYg wing
bond a. the law 6irecs. He therefore tquelts all
pesons who are indebted 40 the fad dect aieds es
s.e, to make immedia payment; and 'hoie who
have any cems ads thereon, 20 exhibit the fame to
.fetH II, i9l4. !AGOB MtRNlLL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25
From Enocb Peyies, Eta.

BnIDcron, 1874:
Having for number of years been fully con-
WINGED of the efficacy Of d, Dssai R6amahe Pill,
and in order 'cinduce thofs who are troubled with
the Rheumatism efry them, iha make 1ofe
ita'emens OF sheir good effects upon my wife:--In
she year so7, fhe va. violently attacked in every
part Of her frame, With that consplains fhe was
attended by reipec able PLY lciap,out her ddorder
,ncreaied and her psn became indispensable, akd
could not even ,urn 1, bed more than an infant.
Accidentally me, with DR. Deans Pills, one doie Of
Witch ehsntaliy relics Nd her, and ilIe was foon
able to wax he houle, and has had little Of none
of it Gnre.
~ he!e Pills are foli by BENJAMIN BUT
Man, M'aolt f'esf. Pos1LAsD, by appoiu. ment--
pr'ce 90 cents per box. April IS, 1914
swep&eoptf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25
CALEB MS,

lss s, Uaion Rez0, HsildIs Rres,
OFFERS f1r fac g.nerai af1ament Of
- WEST INDId g JJDS - GROCERIES.
also an aliortment Of Crockery Waie.-I5o
quinsals OF beii Pollock aud Cod Fifth
dLS0-- As above, compete shortment Of A
merlcan Manufactured Bruihe., warranted coed,
ard will he fold at he Factory prices he DE-.
A lot of Factory Gotten aud G'Lshams.
dbyH rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25


At the Annual Mee,i'g Of the Intabi-
tan,s Of the town OF Portland, on Monda!
the l4lh day OF March, and at the ADJOURN
ment on Monday the as,h OF March, 1914
Daniel Tucker, Moderator, the following
persons were chosen lown-Otlio.ts
Zoroa Clerk-Samuel Homer.
Seiec.men-Dsnel fucker, Joseph II
Ingraham, Peter Warren, Gotten L. Brook
Robert Douglass.
Town Matthew Cobb
.4ssessors-Peier Warren, James Neal,
Daniel Cobb.
Collector Of 2ares-Josep'i nj Gerrish
INSPECTOR efthe Pohce--Wi lillian Pollyss.
Cverseers Of the Poor--Joseph Ii ln-
graham, Oliver Bray, Robert Douglass,
William Lord, John M'Lelian, john r.
Ihurston
School Comnanee-Res Edward Payson,
Isaac Adams, Barrett Potter, Nicholas Eme
ry, William Is oewall, Henry Smith, Rich
ard Cobb, Thomas Brown, " oodbury
Storer, jr.
CoaS,abies-David Pcase, John Lord,
Peter Hall, ikomas Chase.
Surveyors Of the high Ways-David
Ross, William Poileys.
Sarveyors Of Boa, ds---Edward Ingraham
Daniel Cobb, William Moulton, il. RUFUS
Washburn, Enoch Lowell, Samuel Moody
Samuel Baker, Ansei Lewis, Enoch Morse
Henry Jones, Jeremiah kimball, Parkel
Ilslsy, William Capen, James Huse, Viii
liam Waterhouse, Ira Bradford, homa
Chase, John Skillings, Friend Loring, Dan
iel Skillings, Simeon Hall, Lewis S,uison
Joseph Low, William Ross
Cuiters Of Slaves and Hociss-John Knigh
Samuel Chase, Thomas Nlerril, NalhsI
Hubbard, Isaac Knight Thomas Buinham
Jabrz Clapp, Anthony Knight, Daniel Wal
ker.
Fence viewers-David Ross, DAME
| Mountiofd.
Tythingmen- Nathaniel Cross, Davi
Ross, Estlck Evans, William M'LsIlan, j.
samuel Emery, Benjamin Knight, EIcaze
Wyer, Robert H. Smith, Stephen Deiande
Fire Wards-Cotton Is. Brooks, Jane
ID. Hopkins, Rufus Washburn, Lew Cu,,e
Ebenezer Mayor, Nicholas Emery, Mar,i
| Nichols, Abel w. Atherton, William Fran
els, Robert lls!ey, Stephen Long.ellow
Jesse Richards, James Neal, Sewa' d Poltel
| William Moulton, Dsniel Cobb, Lee
Sawyer, William polleys, Joshua Richard
son, William Swan, Charles Fox, Prenus
| Melen, Benjamin Willis, Oliver Bray
| assay masters -Eieazer Nyer, Enoc
| Moulton.
1
Cutters Of Dry Hsh--Thomas Burnhan
| Jacob Knigh,, Thomas Merrill, lisa;
| Knight.
cOerseers ofAe} The Oserseers of Il
Vork House Poor.
! Hog Kseves-Quincy Williams, Josh
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25
Garden Seeds
OF all kinds, for faIe by
JOHN S. DUtEE,
<s'f f'esi-- Psrsiaad Ap,H 10
10 be fold by order of Court,
F"shest-- Parslasd.

10 DC ioid by order OF Court,
a T the heaie OF W,.larn a,uckman, In Peieofcot.
on The tenth day of May next at one clock
IN the afternoon, ,~eDty five acre. Of Land & ma
ted IN ia'd Pelspicos, wheteupon ilald. cue aafn,
being all the Rea ella,e wlsieoi James f, on late
OF laid psjePicct, died ieized aud pefs ded u ject
to The Widows dover. JOHN Hall,
Maveb SO, 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25
DIED.

OILO
In Limerick, sudden,y, Widow Hannah hd
ans, relic, of he Rev. Johu Adams, IN ,he IS
year Of her age, Mrs Adams was from ear. 10
professor, but in her Litter days her Feigic
peculiarly frightened, and iier conversation W
in heaven aud on heavenly things She W.
pe.s.n. in hie: the hean Of her huabaud az
safely trust in her In every relation OF lis sh,
exhibited luc,d proof ths, her chrissisn profess
ION was truly sincere ieryenl IN pieiy, ACNE ~
Aocisl 6ut, eyes to the bind council 20 ~
~snderer, and Messenger Vi cons oIs,iol. To sic
fficled.
In Hebron, after a short and severe siekoes.
Captain lchabod Packard aged shout 81 yea
He has left an affections vie, and We i've chL
dren 10 ismenl his depsrturt-le was much re
spec,ed in his vicinity, and was warm suppo.
sr of tie Liberties OF his eounuy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25
Winthrop School.

John BOuIEL1.. grateful for paie favours, in
forms his friends and the puoic, tina he has o.
peaed fehcoi near W,n,hrop Mills. in WHICH Will
be taught the branches u.ually atteaced to in &C.
cAdem:es.
Wpft,.p, /P,a 10. 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25
NEW AND USEFUL.
Dr.. Deans Patent Vegetable Rbfa-

DR.. Deans Patent Vegetable Rbfa-
manic Pills.
THE utility of these pill. no candid mind eau
J. question, after reading the following reiPee-
table certitica es.
We the fubicribers, certify that DR. DsAS's Pitts
have beeo freely ufed in our families for ieveral
years. aud find them to be fate and uieful family
medicine Especially for the Rbs.~ssjm in which
complain, we are fully convinced Off being more
efectusi chan any other medicine within our knowl-
edge and do think il a valuable ailcovery There.
fore for the purpofs of extending its uiefuneis and
encouraging Others to Try 1t, we iubfcribe 10 this
certificate
subferhed to by the following Gentlemen
Hon George Thatcher, .1udge Of the
Suf,eme Judicial Court q 4haDaebgstt5.
Rev. Ma hi. Webaer, John Turner,
Jeremiah Hill, Edmond Coffin, Eiqs.
Mr.. len Fairfield, Israel Burke,
jeremiah Hill, jr. James Mlrch,
Luke Brock, James Pinkham,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25

1T a Circuit Cant Of Comnen Pleas far the
esusty Of Cumberland, begun and ridden at
Portland, in /aid county, on the Jfyf 1usI-
day Of March, II d. 1914
ON he above Peiltlon. the Court order, Tha,
the Petitioner csuie copy OF the ian'e wE ,hs or
der thereon to De puhifhed in the Portland Gazette
three weeks iucssiIiveiy, the ait publication to be
thirty days al leaf before the third lueitay OF
June next, that all pertons iatefefied IN the eise
therein mentioned may appear at the Circuit Court
of Common Pleas then 10 be holden at Portland
within and for the county aforeiaa aud thew eauis
If any they have. why the prayer OF lad Pesinon
ihould rot be granted.
SAMUEL FRERmAN Cri.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25

10 the bone,able jiyfiess of the Ciseua Court
Of Common flras, in the f.f safern cir
cut, begun and botden at Portland, 1vitb
in and tor the county 81 Cumberland on The
f,f luejday Of March, II. ID. 1914.
n : pHR AIM HUNT, sdm,nilirator on the elaie
IL OF Samuel Dunlap. late Of Bfunfwick, IN laid
county, Mariner, humby ihews--That the goods
and cLa,iel. belonging the etale of faid esceaIed
are no, lufficien, pay the debts which tbs decsaf
cd owed by 'he fun of feven hundred and three
dollars aud Fifty Que cents. That 1t is therefore
esTary tina, iome part Of the real elta,e ihoud be
fold tor payment Of isid debts.
That the deceaieds farm At Brunfwek, contain
ing fifty acres, with the buildings thereon, was ap.
praiied at one thoufand dollars, bat by partial
tale III ereof the feildue would he greatly irjned -
He therefore prays that your honers won gran,
him ,,cenfe TO fell the whole of fad farm uncer the
reiiretious by law in fueh cafes provided, and =.
in duly bound will pray
EPHRAIM HUNT,
a true copy-|a9.
SAMUEL FREEMAN. Clsyi.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25
MARhIEU.

In this town, by the Res Mr. Paysoa. NJ
SAMUEL CLARKE, 10 Ms SusAN WILSON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25

~ THOMAS MERRILL, ia:
M. 4, Urios Wba.f n" !" /sT
so bales Wen Iadia COTTON
500 hhds coarfe SALT
Wanted, Immediately
so NJ White Oak khd Slaves
25 do. Red do 60. do.
500 rough hid Shocks Apr" 70
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25

must make sober reader wonder that la
dy could have written them A licentious
and seductive spiri, runs through her books,
that would enti,le them to place ON tie
same shelf with Anacreon Moore.
In thus speaking OF a few ofthe immune
rable multitude OF novels, English, French
snd German that croud The shelves Of our
circulating Libraries, it will be perceived tina;
it is net the object of this essay to advocate
lota, neglect Of such reading. 1t is only
erceSsipe Indulgence Of a taste for novel rea.
ding tina. is deprecated.
Boys, whose education is intended TO be
literary and scieniilick are rendered totally
unfit for asslduous application to their less
ons by this light reading. After leaving a
novel they bring to ,heis tasks mind ener.
waited and dissipaled wandering from their
duty and incapable of being called back un.
til their headed imagination has had time IL
cool. Girls are more exposed to the inju'
rious effects of novel reading than boys
| they arrive at intellectual maturity niue
earlier, and axe usually endued with more
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-05
MR.. DEXTER DENOUNCED,

The last Portsmouth Oracle contains half q
column of the most iliiberal invectiye against
this distinguished gentleman. denouncing him
as an APOsrATE, an OFFICE SEEKER, &c.
&c. and asserting that he "has abjured his fe-
deral politics. come out an approver of the War.
and of the measures of the General Govern
ment" "Others. besides hin,se ls.ys the
Oracel could perhaps already tell that his eye
is fixed on the mex. Vice Presidency, and
nally aspires to the highest step on the ladder
of power"
Thus every virtuous and patriotic man WIN
has the Independence to look to the good of his
country, rather than to aid the schemes OF fac.
ton, may expect to be assaiied by the p,tiful
barkings Of the tory pack.
Salem Reg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-05

Tron me .Hcw London Gazette etrE6. IS
Captain Hassard S,ackpoole of his Is. NJ
frigate Statira, amused himself uring the
last Friday and Saturday. in exhibiting his
own, and his crews skill in gunnery. Allthe
boys and idlers in town were taken up with
his diversion. and unfortunately for the Cap
|tain's reputation as a great shot. he was ob
served BY one of the most skilful artillerists
in our country and several gentlemen of
judgement of the town. From all tile &C.
counts we have had, we are induced to be
ilese StEckpoole has not misused His Males.
Tvs powder. and would not if he should go
Of, and exhaust his magssine for at least it
answers the purpose OF disphy.
We are. however, indebted TO Captain
for this specimen Of improved
gum. nv. as it furnishes the true key 70 uu,
ravei the various mysteries Of "rotten
masts. "a" a crippled main yard. -" the
scahtling of a "a" &c. &c which Dacres.
Whiny ates. Garden and the rest have play
ed of upon the w.rld as apologies for the
defeats they have suffered from superior
skill
Ga Saturday arrived In the offing. the La
Hogae, ~. Capt. CapeL We understand
and she is to relieve the Victorious. which |
lost part of her false keel Oh Fishers Island,
and proves lcaky.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-05
NAVAL ENGAGEMENT.
NEWPORT. Feb. y.

This day arrived the Spanish sloop Car
delaria. Capt. Fernandes, IS days from Ma
tanzes. who informs, that Capt. Cana i'm
the Spanish schr. Josephine. arrived at that
place from New Providence. who reported
the arrival AT New Providence, Of an Eng
lish gun brig and letter Of marque ship
Nassaw--who were part of the Cork feet
that had been dispersed by order rf rhe cons
manding officer ofthe convoy, on the appear
ance OF two American friyaies. Inc last
the brig Saw was the frigatcs. one on each
quaater of the 81. ENGAGING HER.
The brig and letter Of marque are the only
two oot of seven of the Aeetiwhich were DIES.
tined for New Providence, that had arrived
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-05
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHM o Nd.
SATURDAY. MARCH 5, 1914.

The efforts which the fcderaiists are making
10 discredit the Backing Interests Of the states
south or Connecticut arc more dishonorabe
than even their profligate threats to divide the
onion. In this instance they are wanting in
fidelity, even TO their own confederxtes for
federalists, as well as republicans, are deeply
Interested in the monicd institutions Of the
middle and southern states. If what these
enemies Of the administration assert Of the
Slender basis of our Banks were true, they
might find some apology for their conduct in
an allegation of concern for the community at
large. Hut il is notorious, that Of all the Banks
in the Union, those on this side of New Eng
land are the best and most solidiy instituted.
II is but year or two ago since the United
Stat rung again with The cry Of shame at the
suindling banking establishments at the cast
ward The paper money of .hose establisha