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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-06
T.9LU4BLE L0N,D FOR 80.

Us. be offered en- sale by the subscriber, On
~ Friday the 9th Of July next, before the Bell
Tavern m the city Of Ricmond--a very valuable
tIfECI Or L,fVJl, lying IN Inc county of Chester
heid, O1 james River about 10 Or ~ miles above the
city oiltchmnnd This tract contains abcu. 2si and a
ha'i acres, considerable portion OF which is fertile ri
yer low grounds Ithas always been considered very
healthy situation and, convenient to the dwelling
house, which occupiCsa lOy most elegant site is as
inc spring as any below the Mountains a descii.l-
ton the horses ochai7ls aud other improvements on
this land, and the many other advantages It possess IS
deemed unnecessary, as il is presumed every porsun
disposed 10 purchase viii view tle premises bco.. the,
day o. ale-ihey viii De scwn At any time bv aofly-
ne to thc sub cribcr, who resides Immediately on the
Turnpike road, about miles above Manchester. The
i1-s, Hts ~" be n one, amt tiuve yestrs 20 bear
utercstirOm tle 18th OiDecember next when pusses-
son viii b" gwen to be- secured b, a deed Of tgis; ON
the land, but tic interest each usaIncn will b. re-
aitted iftley are punctuaIy paid.
MIODA BURNETT.
Ececuafc fiEd BiH7ieH, oiec'd
JunelS tbs
7 wish torrent or lease ior term Of ycaff the III se
8 on y. o. Caiy-Srcet, lately occupied by Thomas
Witiams.
JAQUELINE h. IIARVua
JUST PUBLISHED,
4 NDfor sale at Peter Co.ton,'s Bookstore, NUN
"a FORUS REPORTS, second volume.
ri tnlHd, 1sH I7f9e 1871.
O. The CDUrtef Hi71prs will p occed, atJuiv o ift
to Tie appointment Of q 'chopl-Msetcr for the Foor-
CIidrelin Che S1,,se oftl,e CITY Sln, 500.
peranuN board iheprlsi re, undercer1ain resrico.g
will be allowed the teacher, Of receiving for tuition The
ncishboring chiidren,ou bis own account
June IS. tBCtsJ
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BY COL WM. DUANE.
Adjutant General in the Army OF the o. ),

PnIcE IS.
Orders addressed to Mr.. James Uilson, Printer
Philadelphia will be attended to- Orders from B,,51s
sellers Tor any number, accompanied By cash, will re
attended to- and discount allowed poportopate to tie
number purchased
GJ Pic Hunt Book f3,' Cduod-y, 1yiR be fos' sa@
az s. issGus' Boos-Sto,e Richmond in q t1o d0qs
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FOR SALE,

I ~ Wednesday, 18th july, At Flower de Hundred,
The resd,ncc ofthe late Col Miles Sehen,s
Prrc. George County, variety ofpcrsonal property.
consisting If beds, tables, chairs aud Oter articles Of 5
ionsbie household furniture.
.aLSO.
Some sheep, together with several colts & brood mara
OF approved blpo0
n eretit OF twelve months viii be given for al ara.
clcs so Tor more Cham 80 doirslriecs sold for 10.
than that SUM, must Ec pad oi, Leit taker, away.
JOHN EDlOE,
THOMAS COOKE, &
WM SELDEN,
ErcsufOjs.
N g. Any one whowislcs To purchase small. hand
some agreeable and remarkable healthy cUuntry-seab
m the county Of Susex, situated about 2j mikes from
Pocrsbnrg, and about the same distance from James
RIVER may be accommodated on cheap terms, by ap-
plying to either Of the aforementioned Exocutors,
June ]. tbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-06
H0LLNW CLASS WARN.

Comprising Shop Furniture for the purposes of Drag
gsts, funbiers Of all sizes, Spirit Proofs Pitchers bse
AID white Cruets, Lamps, Lamp Shades, i-nf Giassc,
&c.-Ihe soods to be delivered at Richmond, a,a afy
other town IN the State Of Virginia, at tle ManGaStoy
prices together VIDA expenses o. usp arta,ioo, SO.
ANDREW SMITH,
Cary-Sreet, opposite tie Eagle FayeYa
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BOSTON, GLASS .K.a.N'JF.4CrGsR$e
ysSHE subscriber having been appointed BY tie sTS-
4 prieors ofthe above Manu6,coIy, their Agent a.
the State Of Nir5nis-Wii undertake to Execute ~
ders for WINDo w-i'iAss from by 10 IS by 2& s,.
rior IN billancy and strength TO any European CiN%A
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just PUBI.TSHED,

4 NDiW sale at Peter Co,tom's Bookstore, NUN.
"a FORIS REPORTS, second volume.
May fl. III
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P.aFTERsosN' 5TIRE ,V.l.Y'UT,7C-

Cary-Sticet, opposite Che Eagle Tavern.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-24
To be Cont'naeG
Congress OF the U. States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
TUESDAY, Dccemb,r 20.

| TUESDAY, Dccemb,r 20.
After some reports and The esdinary
business Of the morning.
AIR. Stockton, according I" notice
given yesterday, introduced III. follow.
ire resolution.
Resolved, tina. the committee Of WAYS
ard esR, be instructed % ercuire int
I pr ty and pedleneyn imposing
a ou,st tax on the District of 9 eliTSia,
aad the several territorie. Ofihs United
States
Thc hon mover supported its pro-
pricty and consituuonalny Nth his q.
suaI slearnes.. learning and abi,ts
|, was opposed with much Isrce ard
z al by Mr. Lewis Of Virg.
Mr.. Pearson moved to add, that ",hs
committee be farther instructed TO in.
qalfe Into the proplicty snd sxpsdissry
Of authorizing tho several CO. pora,i0ns
in the District to imp - dirett tux -
the public property therein"
Mr.. Peorssn supported lis mntion by
a view oil the condition Of the DIs,riet
and urgedils sxpedienfy sad justice.
H. S,ocstsa oppo,ct the smepdnsnt
as having nothing To &c With the rsssIr.
li"n 1t wsss general principle enc
brsced BY the amcrdmeni, .asd WIS not
IN il, natsre or in j.,,ics, confined To
his District. Amendment rejected ~
a large ma isriiy. Resoiel.on adopted
without division.
The bill laying adirect,sx was taken
up by the house. the anc.dne nls MADE
III p'e Commute were a'"-'ed.
Mr.. STRIP moved to strlks out 'he
VOID annually" IN the rs, secasn.
a debate ensued upon Eli. mo Don O.
az Interesting description. II wsi s'p.
port, d by the mover, Sir. Csia'',j' -"
Mr. Micor.-Ospcsed by NJ or i
Peter aud Eppes. The ayes ana "'' ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-24

/, irgiaia. 5000 from that Of peHRsyi.
aaia. 5000, the whole qxeta Of Ma.
yisnt,. and 2080. the estimated nu,I-
,sr OF tho militia Of the District Of
t,oiambia, were put at the DISPOSE
iisn Of tho commanding general. as
heretofore appears, making the ag-
yresate ns,nber oil $4,000, exclusive
OF the reyular tresps, viz. the S6th
regiment, one battaliau of the 3Slh.
two troops Of Dragners, two CON-
NAMES Of the 10th iafantry, oae com
pauy Of the i2ih, and two companies
sfssa fsncibles, supposed te amount
TO 1000 men, besides the artillery
composing the garpiseas Of farts NJ
Henry and Washington.
On the eth Of July general Win.
der, in u letter to the secretary Of
war, on tbs subject ofthe duties which
aevolved upon him as eemmandcr Of
the 10th uiIitary district. a previous
conversation is alluded to rs having
taken pIaae between them. in conse-
auence efthe request ofthe Seereta-
nv ia l,i. LETTER Of 4 a ID sfJ,ily. t:e-
neral Nin,i.r anoears 70 have under
s,o,d the intention of the secretary
Of war 10 be. that the militia force
pronosed for the 10th miitagy dis.
rrict should be draite 1 and designated
hu. that no part of il SHOULD lie called
iato the Geld until the hostile squad
ron in the Chesapeake should be rs-
iufsrssd te such an extent as "a rcd
der il probsble that a secisus attack
was contemplated & states the dill
en!iy OF eolleetiny a force in aa e.
emergency, Sufficient to retard the al
vance ogtae enemy !; and suggest. the
expsdisuey Of calling out iaOo af,he
militia, with view to STATEN them
10 equal proportions between South
river aad Washington, in the vicinity
OF Baltimore.
On the f2th ofJuly the Secretary
OF War. ina letter TO general MID
der. eneloses a circular addressed TO
the governors OF certain states. re.
quiring body of militia TO be o.
gasizcd, equipped and held in resdi-
ness for futare service, and au'ho
rizes him. in case Of actual or :ac-
aaeed in,asisa Of tho district under
his command. To call for a part or
the whole Of the quota assigned to
the state Of Mar, land /; aad in ano.
Their Of the 9Th Of July. the seere-
tary aniasrizss general Wisder 10
dr2w from Virginia 1000 inca. from
Pennsylvania 5000 MeR, ami informs
him that the " boir Of the militia &c
ihe District Of Coiamhia. amana,iag
to ahsat 1000, was IN dI'pasaaie
state. aHs subJest ~ his order;
maA'ay. together wan the SIX thou.
saad from Narylasa. TIE sstlnate OF
$4,000 militia. ga the f5th Of Jul
" are seer'tsry OIL war ndsisea &C.
serai Nisdcr. that general fsrter
had communicated the fact OF the
ARRIVAL otido van OF Cochraness ueei
at Lyaaaysa bay. and chat the ageat
at psist Look ont BAD represented
that two seveaty f"urs, two iriSates.
40 armed sleep and brig aseended
the BAY al ball past , Il. vi. on the
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-24
FOR EIGN NEW S.
LONDON, Dec. Is.

BY an intercepted letter from the govern
or of Antwerp, it appears that it is with
the utmost difficulty he can keep the peo-
pie from open insurrection.
The career of the tyrant is drawing to a
close, and France is about to be regener0t-
ed, as well as the rest OF Europe!
Letters have been this instant received
by a respectable Dutch house in the city,
dated Rotterdam, on the l4th Instant
They state the arrival there of regular
mail from Paris that morning, for the first
time since the departure of the French
authorities
The intelligence from Paris is of the
highest importance-the inha bitants have
mounted on their hats the white cockade-
the signal of the restoration of the Bour-
bons and all is confusion and consterna-
ton.
A gentleman recently arrived in town
from Paris. who was present at the Opera
on a night of Bonaparte's attendance, states,
that some noise having been manifested in
the pit, some voices exclaimed " Pair la ="
which words being indistinctly heard in
the confusion, were mistaken for La Pair,
and general cry of g La Pair that is
Peace ensued. Bonaparte he adds, bow
ed and smiled graciously.
His excellency MIR. Rose the newly ap-
pointed Minister to the court of Bavaria
has embarked.
Count de Lisle, Louis the XVIID who
has been some time at Bath for the recovery
of his health is so seriously indisposed that
his physician has been sent for express.
OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF THE
ALLIED POWERS.
The French government has ordered a
new levy of 100000 Conscripts. The mo-
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-24
SITUATION OF THE ALLIED
GRAND ARMY.
FRANKFoRT, Dec. II.

FRANKFORT, Dec. Il.
Numerous indications have been gwen
that the first object of the Allied Monarchs
was to drive Napoleon and his army in'1
France. That done, to make him liberal
offer of peace, and IeaUs..hjn to contemp'atS
on at; while the allied troops should seek
repose from their fatigues in cantonmsn''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-28
BIZ AU1HORITr
AN ACT

Making additional appropriations for the ser.
vice of the year one thousand eight hundred
AID fourteen.
Be n eaacted6y tke Senate and House of Reore
senApes of Tie Shitcd STATES of Amt RIGA in lem
gress assembled That for deirsying The expen
ces of the militay establishment during the
year eighteen hundred and fourteen, in addi~
tion to the sums heretofore appropriated BY law
TO that object, the following sGIas be and they
are hereby appropriated, that is TO say
For the pay OF the army, FIVE hundred tbsu
saiid dalars
Fer tie subsistence of the army. one million
or dollars
For the quarter masters d partmsn mt, five
hundred thousand dollars
For the ordnance department, five hundred
thousand doilats
For clothing, FIVE hundred thousand deIlars.
Sec. Q. hnd be IL Drfber enacted, That the
following sums he appropriated for the purpo
ses herein recited, tiat 10 20 say
For defrlying the compensation granted by
law TO TIE members 0. the Senate and fiouse Of
Representatives,, thsir officers and attendSras,
duEiHg the year one Thousand u bt hundi ed .aid
irurieeH, in addition 10 tie ssIn heretofore az.
profria'td for that purpose, tie sum Of fifty
thousSnt dvIiafs.
for UtirayinE TIE contingent eXpeBceg Of the
Senate ~ Tie Uiitcti Ststcs. during the Year
one thousand eight Hundred and fourteen, Tie
sum Of live tlu0s.ld dgI,ars IN al. Mon to tie
sum heretofore appropriated.
For defi syinB uIc contingent expences Of The
House OF Representatives, GuriAg the year one
u ousand eight hU;.drcG and fourteen, tue SUN
of ten thousand collars, IN addition to The sun,
heretofore appropriated.
Sec. 5. AHa he ~ further enacted, Tia, rhe
several appropriations ,efein before u&ds,
shall be psid and Unchanged out Of ANY mo
Dics IN the Treasury u.tctierwise Apr pria;ed.
LANOD0S CrEyEs,
Speaker vi the tiouss Of Repftsents,ivcs
john GhfiBAkD,
President, psO temper " the Senate
DECEMBER IL, 1sl4- Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-28
AN ODE.

Souls of the brave |! Ye spirits. fed
To mingle with the mighty dead
Yc patriots true who, side by side,
Have bravely fought, and nobly died
Methinks n poets musing eye,
Your visionary FORMS can spy,
Where Eth. RS realms Wit. lightning's glow,
And awful thundsrs roll below.
Methinks a poets quickened ear,
Aerial voices, loo, can hear,
In mellow cadence, soft aud low,
Float OH the brcezr, the notes 81! woe
As reason Yields TO fancy's reign,
Distinct he hears the mourniii strain.
Say, ye who, mid the battles roar,
Have sunk in death, to rise no more,
why on the tit lul breez-s borne,
Hover your spirits mid the storm (;
Why soar ye not With esgie rise,
On seraph wings TO brighter skies,
To share the glories treasured there,
With kindred spirits in the air3
Again in faHcy's will career.
The notes OF sadness meet his ear
While thus the souls of heroes slain,
Whisper their woes In Inournful strain.
Land Of our birth and bought with blood
For thee our fathers brsye!y stood,
Land of our death! their sons for thee
Have died IN baltic galian,lv.
To guard those rights The soas have fought,
Which with their blood the fathers bought.
~" III TIC NuSt tlcHr bones rCpOSe,
The thistle DER their ashes grows
The " FLOWS to the winds that wave,
Give token of a warriors grave. ~
For us no towering marbles head. -
Ensii zines the memory OF. the dead
NO peans echo to our name
Dead to the world, aud dear TO fame.
Yet It's that alone we sought
For fhee-and not for fame we taught :
For thee VIC stenTed the battles t:de;
4 mr. ft,ra xM- L.a,lL r.. -. 49, I..t
IA ceased With silent NesFei'- reign,
1he ihunders of yon bst;,e's PLATA
As yon blesi orbs declising blaze
BurH:sh'd the ocean with it's rays,
So mid a streamof living light,
Cur gallant deeds have sulk in night.D
Ye sons Of song! Where sleeps the Tyre
That brighten'd With yUuf muso's lire
Where are tire glowing tlr3ugits, that spread
A halo round tliel,onoi'd dead 7
Where now in soothing cadence swell,
The magic rnurmurs Of The she.i.
Whose tpneiul numbers peaiins high
Sounding the strains oil victory
Or o'er the fallen heroes grave,
Chaunted tie dirge of warrior brave 3
Minstrel awske, whose magic lay
The pilgrim cheers on lift'o lone way
Fair woinun's gentle nature charms,
And the rougl, soldiers bosom warfns,
Awake and sound a martial strain,
Swecp the bold chords. ne'er toucisd in vain /
Tell OF our 9lories on the wave.
And coisocrate each bero's grave!
The sleFies sing OF each proud DAY
That marks Colunbia's martial way!
The brave inspire TO deeds OF arms
And rouse the weak with g.ory's charms
And when the bloody conbat's done-
When sweiis each sith glory won
Then sound in measure proud and high,
The clarion notes OF victory.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-28

fT 4 sale os this Establish
ment no. having hecn made
on the 18th inst. the pubic
are respectfully Informed that
it is now ofFerei ut private
sale.
The Office fer printing
Books, &c. is also offered at
private sale.
For particulars enquire at
the Argus Office.
DeceTbcr II.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-08-18
Marhnsburgh, Virginia,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
JOHN ALBURTIS.
GERMS Of fife Ga3ette.

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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-08-18
GRAFTON.
DELIVERED AT THE
UNITED

AT SHEPHERDS TOWN, OF Fl POTOMAC,
July %, 1914.
ON THE LATE
GLORIOUS EVENTS In EUROPE.
BY JOHN I'll. THOMAS, ESQ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-07
MARSHAIS NOTICE.

I Ea."s Pq f'o% the Hon. 70 DAVID se~
all, Judge Of the United States Diitnet
Court for faid Difritt, hereby give
public notice that The follow LDeis
alias n O. nations and information ale
filed IN iald Court, VIZ.
A libel alias information againft bar
rels of Hard Ware-i,ized by Mriatiah
Jordan, Eiq. Collector of the dlIirlet OF
Frenohmans Bay.
A libel alias information againft 70 tons
of Platter of PARIS and 10 Gundhones-
ieized by the fald MciatIah Jordon, Eiq
CollecroI as atoreiaid.
A libel alias information againit the Hoop
Experiment aud Cargo-seixed by Jrremi-
All Dorian, Efq. Collector vt the dItrlct
of Machias
Ar information againft the ihip Catha-
rine aud cargo, Henry II. Packard matter
-feized by Joieph FAIRLY, Eiq. Collector
of Marlborough.
A libel alias information againft final!
yeilrI and her Cargo, found on board, con-
fang of fundry goods wars &me, chand,ze
Of B,ltih growth and manuiaciures-ieiz-
cd byJofeph Farley, Etq' Collector of
Marlborough.
A libel ai,as Information againa the
fchooner Ranger, burthen about so tons,
-ieized by Daniel Granger, Etq Collec.
tor of tie diitrict OF Saco.
All which felzu e, were made for breaches Of
the laws of the Un,ted ssste.-thzt a hearing
and trial will be had on each Of he foregoing
Libel. ala, lnformz,ions and Information az
Wfcaaet IN our iald District on the last Tues
day Of February instant when and where any
Periousintere"sdin any OF the above mention.
veiis'' or goods may appear and thew cauls IT
any eau be ihewn wherefore the fame ihou,d
not be decreed forfeit aud d,sipoled of accor-
ding TO law
r G THORNTON Ms.Jeai IF Msia
Dsfssss SAGE Febrss,y S 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-07
Communications.
FELLOW suFFERERs OF THE NoRTa

MANY are OF opinion that the t.
stricuse system pursued by our Jaco Din
rulers was adopted at the ins,igation OF
Bonaparie and is continued to propiti.
ate that iyrant Indeed it would seem
that the chiefs of Democracy, the mas
ter maSiclans, rather indirectly eneour-
age that belief, that The extent and true
design OF their policy may escape dis.
Coyery.
II is probable that the subse, yienoy
to France may have had its operation
in producing the outrages Oh New
Ensiand's rights; bur 1t is equally
true that the plan OF destroying the pros
perity OF the Northern Sta,es-of drain
ing otftheir best popnlSticn--and of eff.
iecting their final and total subiupa,ion.
was conceived and svowed ia Virginia
more than twenty-five years ago.
1t was iavouri!e object with the de.
mocrstic leaders of that State to reduce
New England under their yoke. HENCE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-07

raising an additional number Of rife
regiments.
Col. Smith, in the course Of his
remarks on the Bill, in which he lamen-
ted the want of competent system in
the organization of our army, observed,
that should the present bill pass, and the
army be officer-d agreeable TO principles
similar TO those it contained, we must
have, not az, army of $4,000, bat of Sc,
7s4 men, of which he gave the details.
"a Lieutenant General out of the ques
ton, we should require 10 Major and
80 Brigadier Generals, Cd Colonies and
1913 Lieutenant Colonies and Majors,
and 9s4 Capts. the same numbered first,
second and third Lieutenanls, and of
Ensigns, the expence Of which for nine
months, according to the provisions of
the bills already passed, would amount
to 69,s04,9l6 dollars and if estimated
according to The actual expenditures of
the troops already in service, would ex.
coed one hundred millions Of dollars
The bill for raising five regiments Of
riflemcn, was read third time and
passed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-07
Legislature Of Spassacbusetts.
IN SENdI'h-FEp. |.
MILITIA LAW,

Report of the Adjutant General who
was appointed by q Resolve of the Leg
islature Of the last session, to see " 7vhaf
are necessary in the Militia
System Of The Commonwealth" was read,
together with the bill by him reported,
entitled " an act for regulating, govern
ing. and training the Militia of this
Commonwealth" and Tuesday next,
IL o'clock, was assigned for the I'd
reading oil the same, and it was ordered
TO be printed for the use of the members
OF the Legislature, together with the
Adlutant Generals report.
"WEDNESDAY, YsB 2.
The Committee ON the Memorial of
Thomas II Cushing, Brig. Gen. of the u. S
Army. soliei my the Legislature of this
Com we h to cede 10 the u. States the
Jurisdiction over fourteen acres OF Land in
the town ot Pitts6eld. reported. that it is
not ex9ed'ent to cede such jurisdiction.
which was read and accepted, and sent
down for concurrence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-07
Tsp tbr aDails.
Faimoufb Cannonaded.
Dos TON, FEB. Z

ooe' oN, FEB. 3.
Letters from Capt John Croker,
and another gentleman of Falmouth,
Cape Cod, dated on Saturday Taft,
give the following particulars of an
attack on tha, town on Friday lat,
by the BIitifh brig Nimrod, of IS
guns.
In The morning, the Nimroi came
out of Tarpaulin Cove, at 10 o'clock
ihe anchored near Falmouth and
fcnt flag OIL ihore to demand two
field pieces, and the Nantucket mail
hoop, lying at the wharf :hretening
in cafe of non compliance to bonn.
bard the town. The demand bsinp
rcfufed, the Captain fen, notice that
two hours would be allowed to clear
the town of the women and children
and at the expiration of that TIME
the Nimrod would fire on the town.
Accordingly. about noon, the MINI
rod commenced the eannopade.
which continued until near night.
with very little intermifion /; and
feveral guns after dark The next
morning fhe failed weftward. fup.
pofed to JOIN ihip of war faid to
be in larpaulin Cove Fortunately
no lives were lof the iphabi,an, 5
retired behind an entrenchment
thrown up tome time fince. Eight
81 FOUNDERS were ihot thro' one
houie; and the greater part of the
furniture was deitroyed The prin-
cipal iuherers were Meffrs Elijah
SWEET, oiias James. Thomas Burn,
ichabod Hatch, Rev. Henry Lin.
coin, Shubaei Hatch, jun. in damage
done their houles, fals works, &c.
Martial Law has been declared by
the brtiih Gen. De Rotenburg, in
Upper Canada.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-07
NOTICE..

u ANYWAY from the fubfcriber, on the
An 3oth uit an apprentice boy named IsoM-
AS HoLmrs, eighteen years of age, light com /.
pIe1ion, aud fmall 0a,ue-All perions are for
hidden harboring or trufting him. on my ac-
couot, for ihalI pay no debt. of his contract
ipg' OREN RECORD.
BseLfeiJ, Jas. 81, 1914.