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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-24
7TIEENEKiY.


j he menacmS aspect which the enerny has
assumed in the adjacent waters, has again
called our citizens into the field. As soon as
the intelligence which we announced yester-
day trom Point Lookout reached this civ.
Gen. Winder issued the necessary orders for
embodying the several Volunteer CORPS OF This
district, and for paradng and holding the re-
naming companies i'll readiness. We do not
pretend 20 be acquainted with the measures
which have been for some time maturing for
the defence Of this district, and which, were
we able, it would be improper to make pub
lie yet we have full confidence in the zeal *
ability of the officer to whom, for SIX weeks
past, the protection Of the district has been
entrusted and doubt not that provision
has been made TO meet the present cri-
sis.
AZ a time when az citizens must ION in the
common defence, our business of course Will
suffer embarrassment from the absence of CIR
workine-. Any deficiency therefore which
may occur during the unavoidable der
angement of our Office viii no doubt be over
looked.
The latest authentic news from the enc
Iny's feet states that a very strong force had
entered the Patuxent on THURSDAY, ard ind
Gated az intention To ascend that river
We shall lose no time in publishing suchin-
telligtncc oe the enen,y's movements as may
safely be relied on. in the present state of
things, however, the various r,mors that Will
be daily circulated shorld be received with
caution. AGt. LTf.
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General tosal.

in consequence Of the great use made ty
the enemy OF buck s'ioi, many of the wounds
have proved slight. (Signed)
EDWARD BAYNFS,
AdIutsEt General
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aggregate le9
the arm
AZ.oRN;G, Assist
Msp'r. Gen.
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iie-rs ss:-cia, .cps aud Davidson, 81. lns s,ppc
sci 30 bc killed.
No'qn:scrs- Brig. Maj. Stanton CT Ncw-york, la
ken prisoner.
Captain Robertson Fcnnsviyani. take, prisoner Il
iAert ,hnn; o. Ncw-lok. supposed to be killed.
INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
Hcad-qharfers, Left Dir1sion.
Fort Eric. .fug. 1, 1914
Return of tic prisoners OF tho enemy taken
in the action Of the 25th ut. fought at The Nj
agaia Falls between the left division Of The
United States army commanded by Major
General Brown, and Tie English forces under
the command Oh 1t. Gen. Drunlmond.
Prisoncrs--1 Major Gcneral--l Aid de
Camp Captain and two subalteins OF the
103d regt.--I Captain seth regt.-l Captaip
provincial dragoons--2 Captains and two
su,alterns of Incorporated miiitia--l Cap
tain OF m'itia--l Lieutenant OF ROYAL enei-
neers-S Subaltcrns of royal Scotts--1 Suba-
tern Glengaiy corps-Quarter-M Master of 8,h
or Kings Regimcrt--Quarter-M Master of 4ist
Regiment--aiid $50 Rank and File.
REHABILITATION.
Maj. General,
A;d to Lieut.. Gep. Drummond.
6Captains.
IL Subalterns
150Rank * File,
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F,o,n .he Rafalee Ga:el!e, .qes. 9.

We have nothing ,npotant from the army since our
iast extra. The enemy appear yct IN considerable
force opposite Black Rock. Theirs has been sSrmsh-
Ing between the peluet auost every dry during the
week past which are reported to b. IN our favor On
Saturday, the enemy appeared in rear 81 the Fort he
mct BY party OF ON iifcmcn and smart skir-
Insh cils,it iu vhc., from the best iniorulaion re
had from Is to 20 killed. Odr.lUss was /.
There has come in or deser;crs from the enemy
within few days past.
Eng. Gen. CiI,inesesarrivsd At Tori Ere from Sack
ctts iiar1or
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]. HARVEY.

Names Of QGlcers fiYed, qgott,,qed and mis-
sing.
OFFICERS EILLED.
General Stah--Leut. Mccrsoom, 10lth re-
giment, deputy assistant adj general.
LIST or Royal Scots--Lt Htmphill
18th rcgt. Q batt.--Capt. SPINNER and L.
Latham.
incorporated @iiioia--Tnsgn Dampbll
oFfIcEss WOUNDED.
Lieut. Gen. Drunmond, severely. not dan;
gerously.
Here follows list of 20 other ogicess
Wounded and mssng.l
TOTAL INCLUDING OFFICERS.
Killed. 81
Wounded, 65e
Missing. leJ
Prisoners, =;
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.,cA. The tloos a,c:r hi heath aus excellent spi
rts ..t.... IS
Thereport ottlle capture ostle lar,motl, pivatee',
Of baltimore, OF Ess,pUS, is ecn-adictcd IN letter
tom Boston. -.

5hercport OF the capture oethe Mammoth piivateer,
ot baltimore, OF EsstpOt, is ecn-sdctcd IN letter
Tom Boston.
.q,5any- Reyis:sr Office, Tlesdy, .7,tg. 15.
C'2ty Of q ictferfrom a Gentleman az Sack
ett's Har6or TO his. freud III this city. dated
.inF. -.
oSlR--l have this morning received a line from an
officer ON boars the SUPERIOR the substance of whchis
a follows That onhe 9TH inst they gave chase to and
Jan one of the eneiny's vessels s,nc, about miles
above Niagara That the wind being fresh, they hay
fan on, with an inte ntion ot getting her OIL when the
wind lulled. Probably anticipating our intention, she
was abndonel BY her crew, and 2otninutcs alter, blew
up. She WIS hermapi,.vdie hing. formerly called
the Prince Regent, and mounted II sSins-
1" There are two OF the cnCuny's briggs ant one scr.
ii NaS,ir, boekaded D., the eEerson, the S,.ph and
tie Oneila, the Jncs is in rho ong othis place; and
she residue of the fleet in the vcny Of The Ducks, and
the kinscton chanrcl. l.t
81 went yesterday in the Grower to speak TIC
Jones But she was under way, working to wn'iNais!;
probably in chase o. some gabo1ts that infcst ON
co,s,, hot could mt oycrtkcFr. Abct - to-tay,
!. caaupnasng distinctly heard, apparently q Va
tonai sslutc, and at hriss iSns, which re-
scrabed partial engagement. The wndywas too fresh
ascer,in exactly the direction, but appeared To te
Between Kingston a;h the Rcyai Ds,esS-
She BTi'ish pronerstaScn nthclate battle 81 Bridge
wster the number Of about coo, prscd through tins
city on SUNDAY last, for Greenhlsb.
On Monday morning arrived here tiop New-Nors,
he sloop SeniraInc, villa detachment o. sicrs des-
tined Tor LAKE ChdsrtR,fa.
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Mai. Gen. Brown.

8 The President OF the u. States has confer
red brevet rank on the following officers for
their distinguished gailantry il the battle Of
General.
Major w MoREr, Engineers, Lieut.. Co
Major f. D. WocD, Engineers Lieut.. Co
lionel.
There arc, no doubt, others Of our gallant
army who merit and will receive "A similar tes-
umoay or appreciation.
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the subject was referred, reported bill to
carry into effect the report made TO Con
gress in February 1905. by the commission
ers, NesSrs. Madison, Gallatin and Lincoln,
Iappoiuted IN pu ~uance of the act entitled
I'm Act for an micable settlement Of Ii
mits with the state of Georgia" sc. which
was read.
s!r. Campbell, from the Military Com
m; e, reported bill FIR the better organi-
z,ng. pairing and supplying the army of the
! tnfed States; which passed to second
reading.
!, After the consideration Of Executive hu-
sigess. the Sshate adjourned to Monday
neg t,u,,
! Monday. Jan. 81.
| he bill reported by Mr.. Hunter, on Fri
da', (nen'iored above) and the bill for the
oct CT organizing, paying and supplying the
army of the United States were ssveraily
! re Il the SECOND time.
! Mr.. Leih presented the petition of Danic
Pettibone. stating that he has made SC.
veral efu' Improvements in the manufac
ture ct military implements, SIC. & praying
consideration thereof by Congress. Refer
red to the Military Committees
! he Senate resumed the consideration al
the bill to prohibit the importation of Ger
tain (Britsh) articles.
! Mr.. Giles moved that tAe bill, he e.oorn.
m tied tor further ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| Is 20 IS.
The blanks in toe bill having been filed
it was read the third time and passed-Yea.
! l6--Nays 10, as lows
! For The tasscee oftkc biH-Messrs Andersen
|! BIB IF Geo. Riedsoe Campbell, Chace.. Condit
Ssiilard, Giles, Howell, Lacock, Leib, Morrow
I TAYLOR, Turner, Nsrnum, Worthington.
! .dFainst ms pGSsGge.-Messrs. Daggct., Dana
/ Fromenun, German, Gilman, Godshoroueh Gore
Horsey, Hunter. King, Lambert, Mason.
he bill 10 raise five regiments of Rife.
men, was received from the House of Rep
sentatives and pa sed to the second rca
ding.
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privateer ship Jceo5 Jones. of 600 tons.
bound on cruise in the Indian Seas, An d
owned by Messrs. James and Thomas III.
Perkins, ). Hggiuso and other consistent
Federa!ists of the Boston STAMP" -
|QUERE Should the Jaco5 Jones subdne &
capture rich East Iidian,an. would these
conscientious gentlemen deem it " immoral
and IRRELIcIous" to pocket thu cash a
rising from such capture Bost, Pat.
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WEST-INDlA NEWS.

/ttf0re Io7vn, Der. 2,
4 letter dated Trinidad 2Ist Nov. >,
has tscn rccciv "a By q Gentleman of this
iown, ~ which It is STAYED that the Iusu
gents n the Sp ntsh Main have gained
possession Of Porto CavelIo and ali the
strong positions ia that quarter, Augssturs
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Portland. ian. IS .
SNUGGLERS DEuECTEn

Il
On Tuesday night las, gang OF 5mu.--
giers who for two days previous had be.u
maturing their plan. were surprised in
Scarb ro' near Prout's neck. by an officer &
about 90 Patriotic young men Of that tow n,
who Immediately surrendered their whole
effects consisting of FIVE Sleighs, x drawn
by horses, aud laden with British Goods,
aid TO be worth % or so thouaarI doHcrs
The boat that landed the goods pushed off
as did the meaehing members of the gang
without 7vhv or 70hereTorc. The leaders
of thu Gang probably made n safe return
10 Port(0nd--but without horses CT sleighs
tgives us pleasure 20 find the Embargo
rigi6iy enforced in This quarter; this ac-
cords with puolic sentiment-the measure
is popuiar. From the vigilance IN our Gus
tom houses & zeal i'll the execution of their
office, We have reason to believe there is
bnt little chance for smuSgiers in Maine
The notorious gang have met with a num-
Der of iosses-and, all we regret is, that
heir Persons were not as amena Die to Justice
as their goods.
BY our Congressional journal this dav, it
will be seen in Mr.. Kings exertion that the
shoe pinches." The Embargo has dis
concerted many projects it not only pre-
vents the supplying of the enemy & drain.
ing our breadstuH out, hu, completely frus.
trates the plans ofSm6gglers and Tories.--
We also find that Mr.. Bradbury has broken
silence on the same subject--the reason is
obvions-lt would be idle to attempt to in.
struct Mr.. +. the Course to pursue in plan.
ming q neutral VOYAGE.
We would inform both these pentlener
that as yet, the restrictions OIL the coastlne
trade have not had the effect to raise the
price OF fiour, but on the Contrary, that ar
ticle can be procured in our market at Sc
per cwt. There is abundance daily comma
in--and none now shipped for Hai/a.r, ALA.
81 Bartholomezps.
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or tie american, printed az Fayeffe-
UiXe, ". G.
Laurel tT1Lr. Ian. II. 1914
n yT(l - - rgrfr 2, 2, 3.

Was committed on Thursday rieht the
9th i1St' IN this vicinity. on voting woman
past. l. appeared frani testmcn.. 4" mar
after tie ed woman and her c.agh.er Pio
IA M'Diarmad. had gone 60 bed, some per.
500 pushed open the doc' tost the dec.Se-
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B09fo7 Federal PrivGfeer On wed.
hesGay last, sailed from Boston, toe c,tgaot
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Eastern Argns.
JEashinptou Feb. 1.

.,~ Washington. FEB. l..
Com. PERRY departed hence on Sunday
tor Newport. where il is understood he will
Tor the present be stationed. He received
whilst in this place, the attention which
was due 10 his Distinguished personal and
professional merit.
ne Republicans Of Nassachusetts have
nominated Samuel DEXTER. of Boston, a
gentleman of federal politics. but patriotic
IN principle and conduct, as their candidate
for the Gubernatoriai chair at the ensuing
election and the Republicans of Wey~
Han1shire have determined again to sup
port the patriotic I'm. PiuneF, late Gov
ernor, for the same Office in thatstate.
Nat. Int.
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The following Resolution was offered by
Mr. OTIS, when Representative in Con
gress in 1798.-ConSlstency is the test of
sincerity.
" Mr.. Otis said, he was directed by the
Committee of defence to propose resolu-
uon to the House. on subject highly inter
esffnS 10 the United States. He supposed
that 1t was known to every gentleman pre-
sent, that a report had prevailed for riapy
days past relative to the 1MPREsSMEN VT
or NUMBER OF AMERICAN sEAMEN
from vessel of war of the u. States into
an armed ship of G.. Britain. The commit,
tee are sorry TO confess, that after MAKING
some inquiry into the subject, there is too
much reason to believe the report 20 be
! founded, though they have no Official infor-
! nation on the subject. II is conceived by the
committee, therefore, that an act of this sort
calls ior.the attention of every branch OF
Government and though they have full
confluence that the Executive will institute
an immediate enquiry into the business, &;
! take measures TO prevent similar abuses Ia
king place in future, they think it necess4-
~ that the LKGIsLATURK OF THE UNION
! should shew TO Great Britain, and to TN .
world, that instances of abuse Of this kind
I excite lively scnsibiiity. and that theu are
determ ned 20 hrotcct Their. far against anu
country zohxtcUsr. 1t is not improbable.
said Mr.. O. that this circumstance NAV
call toy some legislative revision. and that
IL may be necessary u review, and amend
the act for the rehef and hrotechon Of H.
meTicG7 ScGmen /Dr, mnleas there injuries
can Oe remo"ed end freVented, Etfle sue
cess can he erfected 10 atend our infaus
.Fdry, oh h has been considered. both in
and out of this House, Of the greatest conse
qnence 70 this country. From these consi
deratlons, he vas induced to offer the fol
loving resolution for the adoption of the
" Re8oAUrd. That the President Of the u.
states be requested to lay before this House
such information as he may possess relative
70 the impressment of seamen belonging 20
the United States, into any ship or vessel
belonging to the King of G. Britain"
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PROMISSORY NOTES.

The following explanat nv letter frol
Mr.. SMITH, is Of considerable commerce.,
interest to the community.
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Treasoey Department, Revenue Offic,

Jan. IIth, 1917.
SIR have received your favor IF yes
t@rday. Promissory Notes, not discounted.
are not required to be stamped. 1t is the
circumstance Of being discounted, indepen-
DENLY of any intention ar the time Of their
.xecution. that makes it necessary thatthey
shonid he stamped. If discounted, they
must have been drawn ON stamped paper.
Ut IS only the original or first bill of cx
change foreign or inland, that is required
20 be STAMPED
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l am, &c.
SH SNiITE

Commiaei1ne~ 0fihe Revenue,
Nathaniel r. Williams, Esa.
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y - III y = '7''E Q
On Monday last fou~ companies of East
Tennessee Infantry left this place fer Gen.
eral Jack5on's encanpment at the 1OIslands
OF me C9o'a' On Thursday. -four more e
smaller detachments Of companies & SQUAD
rms (some mounted) have daily gore on
The whole estimated a, near 2OOo. The
quotas from Anlerso n. Roans, Rhca. and
bIedsoe, were to rendezvous at HIGHWAYS
see garrison the quota from Rloun, and
cne company FROM this county have descen-
ded the river.--The men are IN high spir
rs and no dorbtis entertained III 1T ghen
opportunity offers will distinguish them
selves.
W. are informed b. gentleman from
the " - nm whose statement reliance NAV
- placed, that detatchmsn. Of ~ or 1900
mount" Uoen, crossed Tennessee river at
Iittc's Landing, on Sunday the 9Th instant,
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N tFNATE

IriGon Jf7uarV %.
MIR .HIater, from the Committee to whom
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NJ. Wright of Md. spoke briefly in favor
OF the res luton.
Mr. Grusvenor cf n. Y. in short but
argumentative speech opposed the principle
OF the proposed amendment. -
MIR, fancey If N. G.. in neat ard peril
nent speech, supported the proposition, s.
replied to Mr.. Grosvenor.
Mr.. Rich of Vermont also made neat
spe Oh On the same side of the question
and
Mr.. Ward of Mass made a few observa
tions in reply. +.
The question on concurrence with the
committee of the whole in their disagree
ment to the amendment. was decided a, fol-
lows:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28

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nd pesni them t e Boar o n
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By Board JOSEPH Secretary
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28
BOARD OF WAR

"a. OF THE
OMlNCNWEAL7H OF nASSECHUSETTS
IL Is EIceilency the Governor, b. aud with The
4 L advice ana content of the Council, ha Wig
been peaied to appoint the
Hon EDWARD II. ROBBINS of Milton,
Hon. SiLAS HOLMAN of Bottom,
Hon. LOThROP LEWIS of Gorhzm,
Hon DANIEL. SARGENT of Bottom, and
BENZ MIN WELD, Efq of Bottom,
"Comm ffonefs To eonftitute a boARD OF WAR
for this Gommon wealth" 'to perform and execute
fueh duties ihali from time TO time be Ct 5ined
on or entiaited to them by the Goveracr of the
Commonweahh. agtseaoly TO the Contribution !;
relative to Military CGmm fhons, to the Land or
Naval ofces, ShIssof Warike stores OF The Com.
monweath, or to fuoh other mauers refpeGipg
Military or Naval affairs a. The Geverno. ihail al.
bgn 10 the fad Board and 10 receive aad ad
z and finally feite, all accounts sgaief The Ca,
''oneeahL for Military Service. or SUI pies, and for
E1pentes connected with any Military Operations,
'enae Cd ky tie a.ib,ny If he Site"
The iad Comm ia ,ners have convened, duly or
gabized the Board, and are proceedn ia the du-
ties OF their office JOSEPH Il PIERCE.
sss,eay 10 ID. B,~a e Ws~
WAR Orrica, fos re ie-vs, fo, Of TIE htw
state A.st,} Byess. Nv 5b, 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28
Poetry.

tine most careless reader must be struck by
The imagery OF the following stanza there is
AN old tradition thal Tough Neagh suddenly rose
10 above is level, and overwhelmed a whole re
yion long af er which event, according TO Cir.
.ldus, he f,sher men, in clear weather, used 20
poin, on, to strangers the tall ecclesiastical tow
ers still rearing themselves beneath the waite s.
Edinburgh Pevieu.l
"On Tough Nesgh's bank as The fisherman
sIiays,
Vixen the clear cold eve's declining,
He sees the round towers of other days,
In the wave beneath him shining
Thus shall memory often, in dreams sublime,
Catch agmpse OF the days that are over.
THUS. signing look through he waves of time,
For the long faded glories hey coves"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28

To James Russ, James Slater, Isaiah Rnby, " IL
liam + ster, George Martial, William stehhins' y
Nathan Cushing-You are hereby notified that a
motion will be made at the District Court, TO be
holden at Portland, within and for the District of
Maine, on the first Tuesday Of December next re-
quest,ng said Court to order and direct the Mar
shall Of said District to pay over whatever sun or
sums of money remaining in his hands, of the pro-
ceeds Of the prize taken out of the ship tive-ers,
and brought into Portland by the private armed
brig Dash, WILLIAM C,MMsTT, commander
And you are hereby requested to appear on said
first Tuesday of December next, at said Court and
shew cause Gfany you or either of you have why
distribution Of said money should not be made ac-
cordng to the shipping articles of said Brig for the
voyage or cruise aforesaid, by you signed.
SEWARD PORTER, Prize Agent.
BY JOHN ADAMS.
portlant Nov ~ 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28
MARSHALsS NOTICE.

United State, Of .sse,iss,3
Dpria # 1fai-e. r. {
PURSUANT to Warrant from the Hono.
i able David sewaIl, Efq. Judge of the Upsi
Ststes D'lirid Court for the Diftrea aforeiaid IL
hereby give public notice that the following lbS
hath been filed 10 faid Court, viz.
Libel by.J han Low, junr. and Wi,I;.n
Driskel, agsinG the fchooner Ann, her taekel a..
psrel fursiture and cargo al'edgiss,ha, ,hey viii
others on the 18th day Of October Ian, did csp,um
on the high feAs the faid fchoouer Aru and e,rvo
belonging at the time to futjsc or futjeas Of
the united kingdom Ct Great Britain aud ireland.
aud the tame did bring ino The port of Camden
in the Dari6 of Maine for adjudication, pr.,;og
condemnation thereof a. prize Of war--Tha, ,hs
hsit Tueiday OF December next at Portland n aid
diftria is the time and place aligned for hear.
Jog thereon, when and where any perfons inter !.
ed in the above, may thew caufe, If any can &c
lhewn, wher efore the iad vefle aud cargo ihould
not be decI eed forfeited prayed for to the bel
ants as lawful prize Of war
Given under my. hand at Portland, this 18th dsy
Of Nov. A d 1874
T G. THORNTON, Azs,ess Of Mon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28
Weber & Chase.
HAVE tor sale an extensive assert nent of
ENGLISH e. FRENCH GOODS,

HAVE for sale an extensive assert .nent OF
ENGLISH e. FRENCH GOODS,
ultable for the present and approaching SCI
on--among which are,
Best superiine Brosdcloihs
Midling and low priced do.
Superfine Cassimeres, consisting of
black, drab and mixed
Cords-Coaings--Duth
Flannels and Baizes
Fetiece Clotbs-Bombazets
Wilbores-v Durants Grapes
Best dressd and uEdressed cai;coes
Silk and common Cinghams
Canbricks, white, black and coloured
A large assortment of Fancy Muslins
Shawls--silk and cotton Handkerchiefs
Long Lawn--Linen-Bsa
Gentlemen and Ladies' Beaver Gloves
ditto ditto silk g. worsted Hose
Black and coloured Sewing Silks
Goat and Vest Buttons
Riobons--Tapes and Bobbins
Neutrality-suspicious. Grapes
Italian Crapes--Pins
Cotton Hose, gentlemen * ladies
Silk Gioves-Button Mou!d..
A general assortment OF American
Factory Goods, &c &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28
WILLIAM OXNARD,

N0. 3. NFtEeys RsW
HAS JUN opened for faie, Gale ligh, aud dark
4 CaIicoes; 2 cafes MADRAS and cotton Htkds ;
cafe plain fhire Mullins; } cafe bundle ard
Mix d Pins bales F'anneIls and BAiies blue,
black and olive broad Cloths; Ca flimeres, Vehpgs
black and green Bcmbazsta; black ehineie Grapes !;
white Csmoricks, cotton shawls-Aifo American
Yarn, Cingham', shirtings, Sheelings, Stripes &c.
Cciober 27. IT,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28

ALL persons having in their posse Ssion guns "
accoiltremeuts belonging to the Commonwealth,
whether in the Ward Companies, or the Exempts,
are desired TO return them without delay, TO the
Office OF the Selectmen of Portland.
DANIEL TUCKER, Chairman Of The
Com. Of Saftig q Dqftace.
JAMES IRISH, in. Rrig. Gen cd II.
t2M DirisiOn.
Portland, Nov. II, 1914.