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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-23
NEWS FROM con-. VODCFpe

W Tuesday ven og ~ ed this hatbou,
Tor br'stol, the Swedish briy Pelee, @ days
from ~. Bars. Capt. RsLhbooe. of this to,yr
who came passenger in the Pslee, informs us
that ne say Barba'locs paper, which stated
mat C0mriodore Rodgers had captured 100
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-23
P1TrsBuRc. Feh. f1.

I'y the arrival Of gentlemen few tjays
since from Detroit. which place he left the
2Sd uit VOC axe informed, that the tr ops
are res ored 20 !eelth, and are fully pre-
pared TO repel any attack the enemy can
possibly make this winter.
lie day before he left Detroit, a party
Of ten FrencAmen had returned from, lake
Michigan. 70 which place they had been
sent ny Gen. Cass, IN reconnotre the situa-
ton q ascertain the disposition Of the Indians
NJ that Quarter. who al appeared to be We
~ friendly 90 the United States and Is an
evidence Of which. they suffered the party
TO bring cit SIX British traders from the prjn
cipai Po'tawatsmie villege on iheriver St.
Josepb's. which ernpties into lake MIGHT
gao. These traders inform that the British
nave not evacuated Michilmsckinac. but
that they are very scarce of provisions, ha
ving been compelled to xiii their horses ~
subsist on. They also inform. that Dickson
proceeded from Michiimackinac 10 the
Mississippi With FIVE bsrges loaded with
presents 10 the Indians IN that quarter, and
MS intention was to collect all that species
OF force he could to go on with him for the
defence Of Montfesl
The news received by vsy Of Erie, of w..
enemy building vessels Of war on lake IIn-
ron. is contradicted by this gentlemen no
such informatIon having been received at
Detroit.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-23
Port ofSole,n. Eeh G.

y y" 1OTE y ooZcfN, lFe6. 8.
Sc. Handy comm ander, from a cruise Of
seventy FIVE days. About twenty-five DAYS
since. captured, after feeble resistance,
the ship Minerva. from Bristol, bound 70 the
West Indies, with an assorted cargo of
bard ware, dry goods, provisions, &c. also.
British brig from St. Johns, Il. for
the West Indies. loaded with provis ons -
also, British brig from Shields. bound
to the West Indies, with, an assorted cargo
ordered them all for the United State S. The
FOX has seen no cruizers of any description
since leaving port. She has brought in II
prisoners. and considerable quantity of
dry goods, hard ware, &c. She put two
English captains, supercargo, aud two
seamen. on board neutral vessel bound to
Porto Rico.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-23
Nn,u-Ya-- T.. /.

Yesterday three large beautiful lie ter of
marque schooners arrived at mis- port,
from the West-Indies, with full cargocs,
or coffee, sugar, &c. viz. the schr. Chauncey
from Port au Prince, Transit from Porto
RICO. and Maria from Havana. The two
latter belong to Baltimore
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-23
From Salem Eel. 9.

From Salem FED. 9.
Last evening arrived, cartel ship hos
took, Brown, days from Halifax, with sos
prisoners, among which are about 900 sol.
dlers. they report no late American can.
tares. Capt. Benz. Worth. of Nantucket,
one OF the passengers, iias lent us two Hall.
rag papers, (all we have been able to pro-
cnre.) one Of Jan. 31st, the other of Feb g.
Their contents are chiefly FROM Boston na-
pers.
RaiJar, Fe5. 2.
Capt. Cochran, Kid de Camp to his Ex.
cei'eneY Sir George Provost, arrived here
from Quebec, ON Monday evening-Ee is
bearer of dispatches for England, and de.
parts Tomorrow in His Majesty's brig RAJ
leigh.
Ofhciai not &c is given from TN. Sscreta-
rvs oihce, that some prisoners of war ON
MeiViee island, had been detected in pass
ng counterfeit Spanish milled dollars
not known whether they have associates in
town.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-23

1VorJolF, REQ. 3.
a lad about IS years old, belonejUe to
Gun Boat TO. l55. was run through the DO
dy, with a sword, a few days ago by I'M,
h'7hSans. masters mate of the, same boat
and died Instantly. 5Ehs barbarous act. We
understand. was done without any proyoca
ton Whatever. kTlhgans is delivered Into
tie custody of the civil authorities.
On Saturday night last a Soldier OF the u.
D Army. IN passing Centinei at Fit. Nelson
was haiied, but refusing TO answer, and
still keeping on, the Centinel fred and killed
him on the spot. a Court Martial was
held the next day on the Centinel, end he
was honorably acquitted. Herald.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-23
LATEST FROM THE ESSEX.

From, the Morning Chronicle of Dec. "a.
BY letters from ST.: Helena of the 18th
Oct. accounts are received that the Geor-
giana and Atlantic. which had been captur
ed by the Essex American frigate, were fit,
ted ont az crnizers, and rent to the GaIIipa-
gos in. search of the Charlton and New-Zea.
land ,wbalers, which it was feared thew
would capture. They were then to go to
New-Hoiland in search OF more South sea
men. The Indispensable was at Tombav.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-23

TIE con,h az French Nils, it seems, was
about breaking up. A part Of, the troops
were ordered to Sackeit's Harbor and
part of the stores had arrived at Pattsbureh
The fate of 800 or 900 boats there is no,
known (; but the idea of leaving cannon there
from the insufficiency of the roads to trans
port them. should be dissipatcd by mo
ment's reflection the ground is hard as
adamant. and the sleighng facilitates the
conveysnce of the heaviest pieces. Gen.
Wilkinson has undopb edly made his dis
positions with prudence and skill. And
from all appe arances, we are inclined to an
tlcipate more active operations than mere
stationary defence.
Ern,,, ,-l.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
THE GAXII,svasE
-RErCHESrER-
SATURDAY. February aa- tsi-t.


We .tc"nIiie,,d 70 our .e.,,le,s, 80 .,o.,", ~
careful p'-us%l the ;niul;;.,hls speech cs Nj,
Webster, with whIca VIC this DIV ei.r;cil our
columns
II is wish pleasure we observe that
the House OF Representatives Of the
Lesisiatarc OF Ncw Inrk, has rejected
Che bill pasSc b. the Senate inr The
assumption OF lis qnata OF the sliree,
tax, s. 10 10.
Whilst we are on this suhjact, il
may be proper to remark: although
many OF the honest citizens OF ihis
state have been cheated into the bs
lief, that in consequence os tie as
snmptionsof the direct tax, saving OF
so or $4,000 dollars Will accrue 10 Che
state, is nevertheless nsf the fact
We are assured ny tie most co.rec,
authority, and we can with confidence
appeal To the delegation G.. this coun-
ty for the truth oil the asse:tan,. that
1t has neen currectly aseertainad al
The Treasury, iiat the collection pt
d'ir revenue costs the state ~ pcif 4:
Add 10 This, the per csns. {.:.e' rate
af interest allowed the Bank frum
whom the money has been borrowed J
anu 1t wal! make 2. per ce!,t; witch
will '.tnliiy Se expeaded IN the col
lection of:this tax. and 10! we advance
The money on obtaining from the gene
raj government = t!;saaWxt Of ) per
eeAs notwithstanding the ielyy sf tAe
measure and the Siarins waste or Ire
,a"iic treasure, we are prepared ,,,
near ~ just!Nta Nv mans, i,pho hava IN,
pu"I"tc eh'"sh 10 attempt to prove
"'tck 10 ne watt 'h ,te scare. nst on
ly Of expe;.ieaey, bat OF eoan,,.y
nut Independent OF the shatnre,,;
waste OF The pabhe money, we suggest
for consideration whether the sale of
the tax 10 the different states, is com
ratibie with the Constitution, which
says, I" Congress SavH hare go,cer IN
ley and collect taxes" IL Congress
were justified in transferring tic col
lection Of a direct tax 10 the intliridu
al stv;cs, as well. m; sht an individual
/ have ffcmcii it and collected il in any
way he chase, making ii system Of
,he niost o;!;ous fraud asd oppression
EPon The people: and WIN will contend
that thc Constitution ever contemplate
ed ilis But III the han;!s OF demncrst-
&c iaw5ivers, the Constitution must
ever BE- made to bend 10 expe diency--
They have, in trs,!s, So FILTERED il down
and treated it with such barecaced
ccnts.:pt. that i; has long ceased to he
what ii was originally intended by the
sage wcr.i.ics who framed it.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26

OF as.it enc hsar's length, aud then
t.e 'ionse ADJOURNED.
y. The Senate were engaged almost
the whole of the day. with closed doors
on executive haisiness,
Gen Wia.ler, left here to-day or his
return 10 captivity in Canada. He is
pledged, by the articles .f hi, release,
to repnrt himself at Quebec on the t1,h
Of Aiarch-It does not appear, rs was
at FIR, reported, that he possessed a
ny nth"rity TO tender to the govern
ment, offers for an armisiiee. or even
an anetiorntion OF the tigers CT retail
aiI"n.
The Supreme Court have before
them the lasuraucc ease oil the shj,
Spartan, from Baltimore to Lcsl,Yrn
--Nr. Pin&ney, as Attorney General
mace lonS ana animated speech AMI
was followed by Mr.. Il. &. Harper,
with great force and abiiit ". Ref.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
ATTENTON.

The Winchester Artillery Company
will march iii few days t. perform a
tour OF dniy, for three months oniy. un-
der the command OF Captain Villa 7,
Morris.
4 few patriotic aud spirited young
men viii be received into this ccnnpa-
ny II Immediate application be made.
Voung men " no stand on the list for
the next militia draft. viii see tic all
vantage Of joining this company aud
serving their tour dnriug ,he pleasant
and healthy months OF .Nmch, .2srit
ard .HGy.
Young .3ien Of Frederick! come for
ward do net wait to be drafted and
marched 10 q sickly country IN The hot
and siekiy seasoi---Icw IS the time
you can expect perfect health and
great pleasure Daring hi. tour alon.,
with the young uIen Of Winchester
besides the glory o. cclAnsarity march
inS to defend your native land.
Winchester, Feb. o3, 1914.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ~.
PRIVATE CORREsP oNDENCE.
WasSin-fOn FEB ~.

After Mr. Pearson had yesterday
closed his powerful speech, several
calls were made for tie question. Dir.
1PPes was among tie number who
WISHED to close the mouths OF the n,i-
nority. IL is therefore most probable.
shat the Enal qnestior on The loan bill
VII he decided 10 day or tomorrow.
Nep, Jackson OF Virginia, fook pcs
sessian - the floor tbs morning., and
occupied The attention of the House
antil three o'c.cei in a written speech,
iustifyins tie We. enc advocating the
ioaa, lie spoke Of pattia5 dowH trca-
SON IN the eastern states, a9d on TINS
subject retcrted upon Mo. hii!.er the
old Expression, p8aceRbfy il we can
.iorcibIy five must" There vas no
hing original in this pros,,etion -
uhich indeed better deserves The name
ga discourse than q speeeh--li,F
tanner Of pronouHcins, or rather
eadinS 1T, highly transcribed ITS mat
i'r.
Ar. Shepherd followed in a speech
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
Notice.
Feb. as.
: ILL be fold to the h;p

ILL be fold to the highest bidder
W On Wednesday the I5.h Ct
March next, all the balance OF the rerso-
nal estate of John Clark deceased lat kis
late rcsidcnce1 consulting of variety of
household furniture, fome sheep, ons iiii
number Of valuable books, amonet
which are DIR. Rees' Encyclopedia and
comefic ditto, and number of Other
articles Toe tedious TO mention. "A exc
dit OF si5. months will be given on Ill
fHms exceeding Eve dollars the parcl,a-
fer giving boad With approved fccrri;y-
The fac 20 commence at 10 o'clock.
". 3. A!lper!ons having Just claims a
esinst the eR ate are requetcd TO cxhlh',
the same properly authenticated for fet-
Element and all pe.fons indebted TO tbs
estate are refueftcd to make immediate
Pc .;,cnt.
!, DAVENPORT iunr. J ,rf
LAM Is Curl !LS
Feb. as.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
For Sale,

4 TRACT ofslatr Land oontaing q
"a acres in HooPpetticoat Gap, abort
six miles wet Of WinchefcT on the pre-
misses are a good Dwelling House and
Barn. an excellent well and flEoag
stream OF Water, which makes a good
site Tor Saw NH or al Oh Mil.
There is considerable quantity cf bot
tom, which affords good meadow ard
Corn Land, the upl'rd is good Tor whe-t
and clover. Eor further particulars aP-
ply to
PHILIP MILLER.
Feb. IS At. o..
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
Winchester, Feb. SO, 1914.
CO.NPayYK 0RnERs

In compliance with a rcauisi,ion on
Che militia OH this state, made Nv the
commanding officer al Norfolk, to SIP
ply Tic place Of those whose term o;
service Will expire IN March next. the
commandant has detailed nad ordered
into service the company ef Artillery
under my command, In obedience te
The abOfe orders, all mcuters attach
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
Election.

gSTHE F,eeholdcrs Of Frederick Coap.
4 " are hereby notified that an e,vc-
,ion will be held, at the Court House
thereof, on Monday the 4,h April ne.s,
TO elect swo ,];scrce, and suitable perions
TO represent said County the ensuing year
IN Inc Legislature of this Common
wealth.
CHARLES Moor MICK, D. s.
GEORGE BLAEEMOHE S. Y. c.
February rs, 1914. tc
". J7hs II Kim and TIE heirs oni tc.
gal representatives, Of jacob Nx5juri
deceased-p'ease to
Take Notice, that on the
ra,h of Apri! 1919 at my dwelling house
WI North River in the County Of Hamp-
fhire between the hours of eigh. O'Clock
in the morning and six O'Clock in the <
venirs of the same day iilall proceed to
take the depcsi;ions, Of sundry witnefFcs
which dep csitions, when taken, I shall
offer az evidence In my bshai.. in suit i.
ciiancesy, in the County Cour, OF Hamp-
lhire, in which am Plaintiff aud ,he
tho heirs and legal representatives OF ia
cob Hubbard, deed. are defendants.
JOHN MONROE.
Feb. :6. ttdm.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
10 Dollars Reward
A Pocket-Book Lost.
A A n Saturday the t9.h of february at
" Paris, Fauauicr County, loa OUT
of The Subscribers Goa, pocket, a
Red Pocket Book.

Containing Forty Five Dollars in Gank
Nc,es.-Also, bopd on 0coIge Aihbg,
for one hundred dol!ars or fifty acres oe
Kentucky .aad, taken in the year of 1918
Also t~o notes on Daniel Oliver, o..
for thirteen pounds Eve fhiliines, tglecn 4,
tbs yea. Of 1913, the other for fifty s:x
pounds and apwardss this was taken il,
the pscaent ycar--the two notes amount
ing TO a5eat sixty nine pounds ten fli.-
sings- A!io one Eotc on John CoTdcr
tor twenty dollars taken this year. The
Pocket Book was nearly new, Of a mid
die size. And ALTO number drawn,
when drafted IN the Book which is the
1t No. eth class.
Vim. REILEY.
Feb. IS.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


VIRGINIA LEGISLATIRE.
The Revenue BIN has passed the
Senaie-by the casting vote Of the
Speaker.
The Bill to connae the members of
Congress to reside within their own
Districts, has been lost in the Senate.
The II. OF ID. have xctcd upon all
the bills which were before ,hem--nu,!
the Legislature will pcobabiy adjourn
on some early day in The next week
I ne only question before the II. of ID.
IS the proposition OF Tennessee for H.
nii'inS the period ot Z. S. Senators TO
fur years.
Iae ii.of D. have unanimously a.
dnpted q report calling upon the Exc
cn'ivr to app'y 10 the Secretary at
War for improving and enlargins
F1,.T POWiiATTAN. With cara
brands lhe navigation Of James river.
Enquire.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
StraYed away

STRAYED from Michael Ritenours,
~ on the 10th November, last
Springs Marcel Colt, = Sorrel--well
grown with star in his face, with one
hizd foot wbitc-waks ciumsily. font
dollars will &c paid ter taking up faid
Colt ~ tbs srbscribsr.
SAM'L. SAMPLE.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
NOTICE.
FEB. as.

THE annual election for President,
soiF Directors and Treasurer, TO serve
The ensuing year in the Smokers Cap
iafnpike Company, will take place on
Tuesday the 2,d March next, at Pump
Kin town.
BY order OF the President and D.:
Iec:ore.
LCvEN LuCKETT, Trca.'r
Feb. 20, ssl4.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26

u AN instructed by the Esard OF Ma
X nnSers oftte Virginia Baptist So
c;cty, toT ProPagating tie GOsps! IN
Lli!ia end otke;' Lemksn countries, to
inform the friends CT the ins gdiian
that conceal meeting OF the society
viii he h0i.icn in tho City Of Rie!i-
mond, rn The lst Saturday in 4 ,ril
next, OF which time The Board Of MD
npgers Will be glad for as many Of!
them to attend as can make it eouvt-
nien.. JOHN BRYCE,
Collecting Secretary.
Richmond, Feb. %. 4t6S
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
A few bushels OF Fresh
Clover Seed.
Also very complete airortmen, of

~. , S0II'r1'~s~ "'3Ot t'iISHt %
l r o n,
Consisting OIL SIS 81. rs ana iuch
Tire, and snons 100 setts plough Irons
For sale a1 the Store %
R. SiIER2ARD Sec.
Bloomery Mills, Hampshire
CITY. Feb. 20. { ga.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26

tend parade iais day I'm full uniform.
WM. MORRIS, Capt.
OF Artillery.
sl~Yonny men wishing to show
their patrio,ism, are requested 10 come
forward and enrol themselves.
From tie Norsytk Herald FEB. IS.
Brtgad;er General PasLer, lately
appointed to the command uf the army
at this place, has resigned, in consc-
quence, We understand, of the promo
tim, over him, Of yomnser officers
This s'cp"dst aid TO he good opinin,
already 80 universally entertained al
General Parker; for what offer,
who cnnld claim ,iiSiinci;oi, in his pra-
fession, would coatiauc Ia serve unI.r
circumstances 50 teSra ii.., and pa,;;a-
bly, unjust ?-t;encrai ParA,e,. as IN
old, experienced and mer;tor;crs al.i-
Ger; of courage aui talents highly an
proved. wantc'! not the snlen,!or Of ;,n
accidental achievement ia i;ght him
Oh TO promNion and i: i,,caritism, has
conferred that on another which be-
lonSed exclus;vel. to him, he Ind no
lunlrable aiierna,;va hat 50 resign
There Is no one, W. |, !!..evc. s:.u Is any
way interest in the safety az this place,
but must regret the circumstance of
Glen. Pdr&er'S resignation, iilnu IN eve
~ candid and honorable mimi must
accord in the sym,inrnt. that b..
ron:a rot do otherwise. ,'orsstea;iv
With the dictates OK hnnor. Unt,, Il
new appointment takes place, The
cnmmand sill devo!se upon i4ieut.
Col. fEeemsn.-Demc, pap.
a lad ahnnt IL years old, bsi0n;-
ing 10 Gun E.at NJ. i5J, was r"n
ti.rou;h the be:iy, w:jh 4 snnr.,, "a ryyr
days ago by H'iiti4as .2:.:a.aps, mas
ier's mate OF The same hoat, and .iit.i
Instantly. This barbarous aa., W.
understand, vas dome without any pro-
vsca,ion whateyer.-h'ripgans !. deli
yersd into the custody OF the civil aa-
tlorilies.
On Saturday night last. Soldier
OF the us. Army. in passin; Cent
nei ut Fort Nelson, was hailed, HIT re-
tus'nc to answer, and still keeping Oh,
t'ic Eeni:nei fred and killed him on the
spu; "A Cousi Martial was hcl he
next day on the Ccntiilel. ani he .qas
aonoraely acquitted.
The resignation OF General P.Lrko..
va learn, .ias bee. accepted, AID lie
army here is now under The Command
OF Col, Ereemans Of the United S;mtes
army. We understand :.lat Gene
ra! Har.-cr's motive iur resisaias arr
ses from a high sense ~ miii.ary no.
ncr. General Brown aaA Lard, bath
iFn;or officers, have heen promoted
eve2 h;s', TO the RAM, Of MAJOR G2ae-
rails
TIE res,snatioa, sc Gen. Parker has
?f9'aeed upiVefsal raggrei, boti;:,., and
Out OF The army his department, fer
si!e bi;eri time he comnau..ea, gained
the esteem and ,sspcc; cf Ike army
rad OF the ci,iEsns. Ihc high. rcpm
t2'ioa Of Glen. lizard taf Geu. Brown
. re k;;owa noih;ng) mast cause every
io"" :" H,'"a".aan honor 10 rejoice in
seeirs lin placed IN :. s:,e;eu;sh.d co,r
n;and and at the same time, VIC car
not see The military sepsi:aiiiiy of this
veteran soldier and patriot, wounded
will il difference.
Gen. Parker went into the win
the revolutionary war. nj the ago III
sixteen ;. reInaiIe,. 10 tic cad oi the
war. at which timc he was a captain
In 1888, when France threatened dis
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26

state that 9 s-sp! batAc had recently
been foaY.st in the nsishborhood OF the
Caracas, between the Isoyaiis,s aud
the Patriots, 10 which the latter were
totally defeated. Ibid.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26

Advises from the srrni-s Main,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26

a lad abont IL years old, beionS-
ing 10 Gun Eaat NJ. as, was r-,
through 'he ha;iy, w:ih 4 ssur.', e ~
days ago by "iiti4as -2..;s.aps, mas
ter's mate OIL The same boat. and died
Instantly. This barbarous AIT. w.
understand, was done without any pro-
vscation Observation-Disclosures !. deli
versd into the custody OF the civil az
t,orities.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26

Major General Harrison, in General
Orders issued from Cincinnati, JANUARY
10, announces his having aasumod tine
command of The sth Military District.
General Howard is allotted 10 Tie coul-
mand at Detroit Col. Russell TO the
command of The troops within the 'udi-
ana and Missouri territories. and Ger.
GanU TO command the Ohio Militia
garrisoning the posts soutL u the Nj
ami Of The Lake.v.--Ibid,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26

On Saturday night last. Soldier
OF the US. Army. in passin; il Cent
mel 1T Fort Nelson, was hailed, HIT re :
tus'n; to answer, and still keeping on,
t'lc Eent:nai fired and killed hin. on ~.
spo; "A Cousi Martial was hcl ne
next day on The Centinel. ani ;lc w'as
honor&oly acquitted. :.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26

Gen. Robert p. Taylor bas received
the most hatterin; testimonials Of APP
probation ofhis conduct whilst in com
tnand at Norfolk. The officers COM
mandins troops Of every description,
have addressed him, expressing their
admiration OF his military zeal and Ia
tents. and regret at his retireu,enf--
and The citizens Of Norfolk ana Ports
mouth gave hn u Public DinGer on
Wednesday last, as aD expression Of
their esteem aud gratitude....P Pet. Int.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26

We ltco.'ii;,S',u 10 our ;e.,ers. 80 ,,...,, %,
careful p.-us&l, the ;niu,;t.,bls 50, s,h es II.
Webster, with whica We this DIV s,.r;ci, our.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-09-05
Farm FIR Iake tn RumIord.

ITO be fold and immediate pcG, iiou given, a
FARM confiffing Of about 80 ies Of u ,.land
* 90 acres of excellent InieTvale Gtua ed in Rum
ford in the county of Oxford. lying on the great
Androicoggin River, about hsf mile below Ad-
ans Ferry. Said Farm is well .waiered between
thirty aud forty acres of the iand are under i'm
provement about 60 thrifty young AppIetrees
theseon hegin TO bear The buildings copiiii of
good and well Clothed Barn about SO by ~ feet. q
fna Dwelling houe having tour rooms with a
good cellar under the fame. and shed 90 feet in
iesgh, Handing from the hoafs to the barn; about
twenty tons OF hay will be cur on iaid Farm the
preient year. TIE Il ual,on OF laid Farm is peeu-
liarly pleaisattke interva!s il Of the Gra quality
and The upland IL contdered al leaf equal TO any
in the county for paliure and orehard,ng Said
Faro, would be fold uAject 10 . mortgage for
the payment of D. 500 il liz years from the III day
OF July 1872, on the moi reaionab'e terms Avon
Marean now living on he prsmiies. For further
particulars apply TO PrTER c VisGIN, ffq living
IN Rumiosd, or TO SAMUEL A Bradley, Eiq OF
Fryehurg, OF to JouN S. PARTApos. of North
hsnp on. ArgYf %, 1874