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mulsa,;onof The doestines Of iisht, an
may we all like him 30 and do likswiseS
thai when the closing moment may
come, we may him. approach tho
throne, Of graes with confidence, andiA'
the lIngusge Of King Hssekiah, :.y,
q LorJ have / not walked before thee
with spsrfect heart and willing mind,
and done that which was good in thy
sight" -
]" Bold VIII he in bis Makers quarrel
!" faithful and .obsdisns to his Lords
/" command. q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-30
fRAsUREs.

You mu adnIy lend yourself to
what is pie fH-as soon as you give
yourself up& i, you are preparing
sorrows. NEreater part of man.
kind make Sfthe first part oflife
to make the klsr miserable.
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Departed this life on the Gath instant,
THOMAS SCATTEkGOOD, mi.
mister of tho Religious Society Of
Friends. From early life the promul-
cation OF the doctrines Of our Blessed
Saviour, was his principal pursuits and
many thousands there are who can beer
testimony to his ministry, and who can
say in truth "How beautiful are the
feet OF these Messengers who bring the
glad tidings o'Peacs."
Few men we're more generally be-
loved, few who embraced moro the af-
fsctions ofall classes in socicty-his
sympathstic feelings for tho dls.resses
Of mankind, were manifest on all occa.
sieBs, and his ardent zeal in his Makers
Cause, were exsmplifsd both BY Faith
aud Practice-Like Shock OF Corn full.
ly ripe no has passed frem. the vale Of
tears, to those everlasting habitations
where pure pleasure reigns without ahy
alloy, and there in the fullness of gloay,
the eternal truth Of which he was On Of.
feient promulgator whilst here on earth,
is confirmed to his departed Spirit, to
be that holy substance, that his soul
longed for. May we all retain in re.
membr .slce his example, may we pro-
fitby these lessons, that he was centi-
iiually Engaged to inculcats BY his pro-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-30

TSa IN consequence of an
rneaeemept mace in Fredericksburg,
'ne >ubscriber will leave alexandria
Nis week, and viii thank all those who
nay haNe sny claim against him to
ttnS them forward for settlement
$50, hr.s who are indebted to him
10 'r;aSe P-ymentimmsdiately.
John w. Beedle.
April as. ST.
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AT an Election held on the 9th instant,

AT an Election held on the 9th instant,
for Directors of the Fire Insurance
Company OF Alexandria, the follow
ing gentlemen were chosen
Hyph Smith, lillian Fosvle,
Robert 1. TAYLOR, .Aathy. c. Cazenovs,
7Homas TozoeH, John b. Psfon,
John Janney, Philip TrHieft,
Jacob Hoffman, Nathaniel Watfles,
Princes Janney, Jonah 1homhsos.
ard at a meeting of the Directors on
Thursday I'm. Harsaorne was chosen
President. and James B. Nickolls, Sc.
cretsry of the said Institution.
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The Subscriber

WISHES to inform bis friends and
the citizens of Alexandra geueralij,
that he continues Ia carry on the
CARPENTER'S BUSINESS, in ali
It's pleasing variety, with the utmost
'n,asneSs and dispatch, he being engage
ca IN no other business will be epsbied
ogVe his whole attention to his pro-
is''ioh. He hopes that being skiilec
IN Ii, he will merit share of pubic
patronage.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-30
Plattsburg,
NORF&, April &c.

F A let from Accomaek,
mentions, that enemy are in con-
siderable fored Tangicr Sound ;
that they have kfed the Island. 4
are building b hnd sinking wells
omit. Their = Is and barsss are
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O. There viii be Market.
for Butchers Meat OF Sunday
next.
April 80.
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FIVE DOLLARS

Will be given for the loan Of File
the COLUMBIAN MIRROR, printed
in this town for the month Of January
1899.
April 2s.
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He further states, that the subject
Of suspension Of hostilities was fire.
quently spoken Of on board, and that
two vessels with dispatches supposed
TO be relative to that subject, were
detached about ten days past, viz
the Laeedemonian So, and the RatIer
f6: tho former for Halifax, and
the latter to Bermuda and England.
That an expedition Of six thousand
land troops, on boradof Admiral Coch-
rane's fleet. was expected in all next
month, to occupy Gwinn's Island, as
d place of rendezvous. That strict
orders ave given not to molest the in-
habitants or any thing belonging to
them excepting provisions. which are,
paid for at their full value in Balti-
more notes receiDsd for the ransom
Of small uessels."
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William Stewart.

N. B. He continues bis shop on
wolfe street, above Capt. VIM: Har-
pe,'S where he will be happy to give.
satisfaction TO those that may favor
hlm-wih their custom.
Il Anr;l 10 - dSw.
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By LAST NIGHT's MAIL.
BALTIMORE, April %.


EStract of a litter TO the Editor, dated
PRINCESS ANNE, cad April, 1914.
Dear Sir,
Detachments from the British YES.
sells in the neighboring waters, have
frequently landed in Somerset for sup.
plies of poultry and cattle, during the
last eight days. On the soth, eighty
men from the Jaseur brig, under tho
command Of Capt. Watts, were debark.
edst Devils Island (moath Of Menokin)
one ofswhom, to Wit, Thomas Riley,
native Of Carlisle, in the North OF Eng.
land, who occupied the place of ships
corporal, effected his escape, and has
arrived here-he states the entire force
and positions OF thu enemy's vessels in
the Chesapeake as follows:
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A London paper says the following
we're the new bases of peace offered
to Bonapar'e: :,
1. The independence, &c. Of all
the States i'm Europe as in 1922.
q. The repayment OF all the contri-
hpt;ons levied on Austria & Prussia.
s. The surrender of the French
fortresses in Franclle Compile and
Alsace, in pledge aaa security for the
due performance OF the treaty.
This. we believe, to be the present
negotiation.
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Frsm the tsburg Republican.
ATTENTION.

Pursuant ID kaeral Orders. all Of
fieers and pt les under my COM
mand, are ord y to hold themselves
in constant rel less, to fight or rim;
as the occasid bay require.
Eth SHERRY,
Capt. Of Militia
Plattsburg. kil Z.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-30

Commentary on the late Foreign .News.
The late report via Bermuda, about
the defeat and the retreat OF the allies,
has been received, we think. with more
credit than it deserves. There - con-
slant influx Of false and contradictory
rumours in England, among which We
remember the arrival Of the Essex IN
America with a million of prize money
And there are, besides, many newsPa-
.pers disaffected to government, which
each al any thing favorable to Bons-
nat,e. We ought, therefore; to assure
ourselves irst, of the report having
been actually brought to Bermuda, and
then, Of the sources from which it srigi-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13

aid and comfort to the enen.y"-A bill has
n.s,ed to incorporate The north part OF The town
of Dighton by the name Of WELLINGTON
The Answer to his Exceliency's Speech, re
norted in the Senate. WAS taken up an that bod,
"wednesday, and discussed for most OF the day
The gentlemen who spoke upon il were Messrs
Moody, Thorndike. Holmes, Paris. Foster, Hun
and OTIS The question on the acceptance OF the
r,nort. was taken at sDou. o'clock. Yeas %,
NAYS IL.
Horrible THE Chronicle says that in the q
bove debate. our grave Senator'S, "talked OF the
ALLEN tyrant--ot former French inhuence-ot the
bani.hn,ens Of Madison to the island Of Elba'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13

considerable coasters are daily smoking befora
our eyes. having nothing to protect them from
the vengeance of the enemy. Alarge land force
is collecting at Halifax, and with what designs
and disposition. may be gathered from the vim
dictive remarks, from the London papers: Our
seacoast is at their mercy; and fit is not com
pletely ravaged and desolsted, it will not be ow-
ing to want of means in the enemy. whom our
declaration Of war invited the work Of destruc.
ton, without evincing by preparations and defen'
ces any desire to Illustrate SO melancholy and ca
lami,ous catastrophe. -Saiem Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13
LIFE OF MRS. NEWELL.

JUST received and for iale At L. HYDES
y bookitore-priee IS cents-A Sermon, by Rev.
Or Woods, IN remembrance of Mrs. Harriet New
ell, vile OF the Rev samuel Newell, Mflionary in
India TO which are added Memoies Of her Life,
Extraets from her Diary, &c smbelhed with her
Portrait. Also
A new, enlarged and improved edition of Smith
on the Prophecies--pr,ee 3 dolIs.
Trimmers SERMONS. for family rsading-price
one dollar
Faber on tie Spisit-D IS cents
Halle sermons on lnlideIity, Ac-Dl75
Syringe Efays-D IS &c &c
HsOH has jua publiihed an edition Of the
Weifminiter shosAer CA,echtm. fuitable for
diftr'ou''sn, pr'nIed with large typs-prce Z
cent? Jingle, 2 IS hundred
~ Books X Stanonary, Or CASH given for Rsgs.
Jtss IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13

A"e war appears to be about assuming . seri-
.' a"d IN one respect q bsrbarors character.
's'd the President refuses to ra,ify late
convention with Sir George Prevos, in regard TO
PRISONERS and is resortng 10 his favourite re,slia
'ols system, in its former exteat and i, Is sta
~u IN the PAPERS, that on the 90 uit. So British
PRISONERS near Chilicoth were suddenly put into
>'''e conhnement BY his direction. While this
exercise Of power is going on, vigorous prepars.
WINS are making on each side to gain the com
~'"a % the Lakes. On our eastern sescoast the
-"'u cruisers are prosecuting the WI with in
"sAso ng'lenee and severity. and our most in.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13
| se ..Is AZ me hook llore Of E. LITTLR, d Co

( 5r .aIs a. he hook fore of E. LITTLE, d Co
general sfor'ment of The seissi, ClAfi al
Medical, Miiceilaneous, and Law Book LACEY
received Walker Rhe, orical G, amman Minss .
Chorch Hiaory mutation Of Chrilt b, xsmp's /,
Faber on the Prophecies smith OF lnfsn Dspnm
-Fulless Efays; Springs do Newsons Letters
-Little,ons do Sacred Biography rreasiie on
Ma,sria Medica. by CuIieu Mercuria, D,ieste ~
DR.. Matthias P,acslesi ocie vatitns on &c mas
agemept of Rup u'ss; Trea'iie on oap msk,ng---
1ro,ter on Dru.kel neis; Smith snI Joees HYMN
Wat. do--A gsea var,e'y Of schoo' besk'
Memoirs Of MRS Hare, Newell NJ. sAyioGs
Diieourle, delivered before the b lie scc,ety-Lite
u Beattie
pTickets, haifs and quarters, in the Plymouth
Beach Los,ery-fcr fae ~ above
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13
TO CONTROVERSIES.

We invite the "PRowLER" to furnish US with
number for every psper-He may rest assured
that the public duly appreciate the lsbors of &c.
MUS and taste.
The Argus has the unhappy faculty Of be.
smearing every hing II handles, Of perverting an
authors meaning but this sort of mesness only
serves to make intrinsic excellence more con
spicuous.-The Prowler ought therefore to feel
oohged for the srieiu'es which appeared in
that paper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13
M6RSHAL'S NOTICE.
DH,i9 If Maiss, IT ,

DT'i2 # No'as, u r,
NOTICE is hereby given, that libe Is u 60 w
IN the DiRr;A Court of Name by Edward We
fay, commander of the private armed tchosner OF
the United States called the Lawrence, OF BAH
more againft the chip called the Commerce. OF
about 3N6 tons burthen, whereof George Lauder
CRIED was late matter, with her cargo on ooaras
coniiting Of 100 barrels Of Barley, iiSs osrfe's
of OMs SC owned by Come (ubje6 or lnbjects cf
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and ireland.
alIedged TO have been captured by him, the tad
Edward Veiay, with the alliance OF his 'iacefs
and crew 10 the ichooner Lawrence aforeta,d, on
the high feas on the Fifteenth day of April ait, and
to have brought the fame into the port OF Pott-
land 10 fa,d Dlltret on the thirty 6ft day Of May
lsfl praying condemnation thereof as lawful prize
of war, to himielf his owners, officers aud crews
for the cauies fet forth in the libel aforeiaid.
And thar snoher libel 10 6led BY Edward Veiay
sfore(aid, commander o. the fchooner called the
Lawrence aforesaid againR the briganine called
the Ceres, of about 200 tone bsrthen whereof
Charles TulIock was late mater, with her cargo
or board. conhlting of 6s69 fa.ted Hides, 5000
drv Hides and 1920 Horus owned by fome iub-
jecl or fubiacas of the United K ngdom Of Grea1
itain add Ireland. captured by him the faid Ed
ward Ve(ay. with the alliance OF his officers and
crew afors iaid The ichooner Lawrence aiorefad.
on the high feas, on the twenty fifth day of April
laf, and brought iaso the port of Portland IN iai0
Di(trca on the 9Th day Of June Infant, praying
condemnation thereof 70 hm(eIf, his owners. off,
GERS and crew. ~ lawful prize of war; for the cauls
let forth in the libel aforeiad
And tina, libel 10 sifo fled il the DikrA Coure
of Maine. by Hugh Davsy, commander Of the psi
vate armed fchooner of the United States called the
Pike Of Baltimore, aga,nlf the ihp Mermaid, Of
900 tons burthen. whereof William Moore was late
mater. with her cargo board, conhitiag of Sala.
MoIafes Flour, Rum and Proviiions. owned BY
fome fuhjea or iubjeeas of the United Kingdom Of
Ciea, Britain and lreIaod. aledged to have heea
captured on the high feas by him the laid Hugh
Davey, with the sfiil.ance of his of6cers and crew
in the fchocnes Pike aforefaid, on the ninth day Of
May Ian, and brought into the port of 3riitol with
ia faid Dlitrict Of Maue, On the twenty fourth day
of May iatt. and praying condemnation thereof 80
lawful prize of war, to hmeIf, his owners, oshcers
and crew for the caules iet forth in the libel atore.
laid -
That Tuefday the twenty eighth day Of Juns
infant. at a fpecal Diflrd Court TO be holden ae
York 10 the Diltria aforefaid, 10 appointed the
time add place for he trial Of the libes afoselaids
when and where all perfous in'erefsed may appear
and thew caufe wherefore decree Of CONCENTRATIONS
ihoud not be had. ~ prayed for BY lid I,hslants
r G. THORNTON, Ms.tSss.
Dated at P0sfiasJ. tbI toss dag If Jsss a. D q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13

THE annual meeting Of the Maine Mifiouary
= Society will be holden at the meeting houfe
in Cerham. on WssssSey. 22d inf o'clock a. n
The TIuiiees will meet the evening preceding
4. ClLLET, Secretary.
AsikwAH, Jsse 4, 1914
N B. II will be remembered, that . refolve PAT
fed the Society, thai the members 1hould requeil
contribution ito aid the Objects Of the Society in
the Pariihes to which they belong, on the Sabbath
preceding the annual meefing
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13

THE fubfrriber hereby given publiek notice to
/ oil concerned, that fhe has been duly appointed
ADD taken upon herfelf the run of acninilara.
trix on the efiate Of WILLIAM ROSS. late Of PORE.
land, in the county Of Cumberland trader. dscsas-
ed. by giving bond - the Law dire<ks-he there
fore reque0s all perfons who are indebsd 70 the
fad decezfed's eitats. to make immediate payment
and shofe who have any demands thereon. to sx-
hibit the fame TO ANNA ROSS.
Ysas l9t6, 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13

WE the iuNicribers having been arpoin,ed by
w the Hon Samuel Freeman Flo Judge Of
Probate for the coun,y of Cumserlaud. 10 receive
aud examine the ciaims of the creditors to the
eAate OF JOSEPH WOODMaN Ixis Of Freepors.
IN fad couatv yeomap, de,safsd, repreleuted in.
io.veut. give oo,.ce, ,hH fis months are allowed
the CREDITOR. 10 hring ia and prove their claims,
and that We fiaJ atead tha, ferv,ee at the Office
otJohn F.sshiaehsm. Eiq. On the 6rit sa u,dAy os
he i've following monshh
JOHN FROTHiNGHAM
JOSEPH lITCoAih.
Portland, June 10. 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13
Frink's Restorative Elixir.
June IS

THIS celebrated lElixir 10 good 10 Chronic
i Rheumatism; Indigenion; Fatueucy; Hy-
pocondriacal affections Bilious complaints DIG.
zinefs Pains IN the head. back and limbs Lo(s Of
appetite General Co(tivenefs, &c. &c
A variety of compound medicines intended to re-
move Bilious complaints, are in fome meafure cal.
culae to operate like this bu, while they cleaufe
the fiomach and bowels, the coats Of the fomach
and intefines are left 10 iplamed and irritated
Gate, This Elixir on the other hand, while il pof-
fefes all the virtues Of thole medicines, il attended
with none OF their hazardous eoaiequences II gives
fareng,h withou, oeca6oning irritation 10 the
weakened Gate Of the pr;mx vie ii repairs the or
gans of dgeitiou, reitores the appetite and caufes
greater portion of the uutricious part of the a.
iament to be carried into the fyfiem ;--ihus pro-
ducing fslIer ftore Of animal fpirts, and rafting
to tone of health the faculties of both body and
mind
Numerous certificates (from PhyGc;ans and 9th
err of the beneficial effects Of this Elixir might be
pub'iihed bur Tome Of them are contained in
the directions which accompany each Bottle, it 10
thought uuseeeary to infers them 10 an adveriife-
men'-Prce D SO per hottie
SrThe above Medicine 10 for fae BY the Pro-,
prietors agent, No g. State flrees, Bottom, and by
JOHN COE,
Exchange freet, Portland
June IS (eop 6w)
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The Great Hoar.

The Southern papers, particularly those Of the
democratic cast, have been made truly ,idicu
lous b. their cupidity. in believing every thing
that tended to crafty their peculiar feelings aud
wishes they have been gulled by story of
Bonapar,e's having re-entered Paris, and taken
prisoners all tie Monarchs of Europe, with
large proportion of their troops. Had they have
examined for moment, the source through
which the news was. communicated, and have
REQUIRED to the latest previous dates, they
must have known, that the whole was sheer
fabrication. They, therefore, now stand before
the public, as set Of men, who are either oul
ps5le as gross fools and idiots, or that they wan.
,only attempted to deceive the public. They
must fasten themselves on one or the other of The
horns ofthis dIemms. Before this article resch.
es Virginia, we presume they will find, that the
business of France is settled and we have to
see what they will say on the subject whether
hey will have the greatness Of mind to scknowl.
edge their concupiscenee, or to stick out still for
the reign Of the !" superemincnt and ,nvincible
8onsparte - Best. sCas. -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13

ofhis fuffering creatures, and the rcttoras
ron of peace and tranquility to the
world ANY further communications
which your excellency may be plcafed to
make, will be received by the Houfe of
Representatives with respectful difference,
and acted upon with ali the promptnefs,
which their importance may demand.
htbe H. Of Experimentation, June A, 1914.
Read and accepted
TIMOTHY BIGELOW, Speaker.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13

A Red Morocco Pocket Book,
CONTAINING number Of Notes Of hand and
- Receipts. was found between Portland and
Ssroudws,er. on Thurfday the I'd of June init
The owner may receive the came by proving prop.
erty and paying charges-App'y to
lSRAEL SWEAT,
Stroudvater lime A
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13

! concerned, that Che has been duly appoia,ed
and taken upon herfelf the ,ruif Of admin,RrAarix
on the eitate of EPHRAIM BRYANr, lale Of
Raymond. in the county Of Cumberand. lp-
wright. deceafed, by giving bone the law dsesis
-lhs therefore requefts al perfons who are indebt-
ed to the (aid decea.eds eaate to make immediate
payment; and .hoie who have any demands there
on, 70 exhibit the fame TO her
MARTHA BRYANT.
Yvst 4. 1874 mark
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13
CARDING MACHINES.

y OBERT MAYALL 10 erecting Two Carding
~ Machines on the ten mile brook in Brown6eld,
where he will be ready to card wool by the If
teenth Of June infant. The price Of carding 5 CITE
per ID for common wool; 10 cts. for full B. Meri-
nc; 8 CITE half b 2 cts. per 10 additional fos mix
ed wool No credit will be gisen--but wool, Lamb
fk.us. Butter Corn or graic will be taken 10 pay
ment Liminpton lune 2. I8lA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13

THE fubdcriher hereby sives pubIick no.iee 70
all concerned, thar they have been dsly ID.
pointed and taken upoa themieives the raftof Ex.
scutors Of the laff Will and Telfament of SIMEON
Fits, late Of Scarborough, 10 the county Of Cum.
berland, yeoman. deceafed. BY giving bond sthe
law direct.-they therefore Iequelt Al. psrfons
who are indebted 20 the faid deceafsds ena:e 70
make immediate paymen,; and ,hole who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the fame 70
SfNE0N MILLIKEN.
GUN7CE FITS.
9sst e,k. 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13

MADAME FRoUTEs, native of France bu,
A'A Of ate very unfortunate 10 the Wen Indies. q
10 seeefined &c remain here for f,or, time would
during her aay, inflrua the youth of both f.xes
10 the French language; provided . fuficient
number could be Obtained TO enable her to defr.v
her expences while here. For further iofornz,iou
p'eaie apply At the the DIV cling houfe Of Mr. Ben
janin Web0er. At the wen end of the town
Portland, Jane 8, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13
M.4RSH6L'S SALE.

Usasd Sssfn IF A~sriss
Dsf',a Of Maiss, IT
pURsuANT to q warrant from the Hon. David
sewall, Judge Of the Ditriet Court of Maine. I
give notice that fhAll expofe and tel at Public
{. hctoI TO the highen bidder, al saco, on Friday
the 7th day of June inn At 10 O'Clock A N. on
The Wharf Of Co Cu,ts, the prize fchooner HOPE,
bur hen abou, ninety tons, with her tackle apparel
and iufnnure-apd her Cargo, conGaAg of about
1900 gun, ais 81 Newfoundland Eifh, Of al excel
len Quali,y--and tome o. her fMah srticies--the
fame having been condemned AZ awful prize of
war 20 the owner officers and Crew OF the private
armed ichoouer Pike
I. G THORNTON, Ms.eai
Dafsd at Ppskssa 1srs 81
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or 100 thus restrained, the Brit.sb
ernmen: will resiss the pretenuon. -
new act of violence committed near ChiliI
cothe, must put the views of the executive
beyond all doubt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13

The albany A,gus fays, "A letter from
Sackett's harbor of the goth ult ftates,
that party of the Engliih, conGiting of
fix officers and 600 men, had landed
near Sandy creek had been attacked by
Apling's riflemen, and made prifoners,
without any material lois.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13
Freh Druos g Medieiues.

John COE-Exchange-itreet,
INFORMS his friends and the pubic that he mas
1 received an additional iupply OF Drugs. Hiea'
cipes. Patent M ed. ciues &c of genu,ae quA"ys
which will be fold on reafonable terms
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