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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-04
Boston Nun %

hostoH- Ii7dy 2S.
Commodore Harry orthe Ramilies7<, as
addressed letter to the British agent for
prisoners of war in town, stating that ne had
arrived in the Bav, with an adequate force
to carry Sbe blockade into effect. and re
guessing him to rake il known to the Neu.
trail Consuls and agents in this town anc
state, that the blockade would be vigorous
" enforced sgreeably to the Proclamation
for the same. T.. c IL Rooks
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-04
HIRE .f0iioTg The toasts I
COL. PRRSTO.V'S ADDRESS


GENTLEMEN,
Being admorished to wihdrav bv fi,e
nnfaVoTaole apps arance OF the evening. IA
ge' her with my debiiitated state-vet week
as am, cannot reconcile it to my feelings.
TO retire without tender;Rg you my grateful
acknowle6g nents and friendly esteem g.,
TINS testimonial OF your respect aad person
al regard.
w / not SOLICITORS To deserve g. srate
I'll t receive the appreciation of nv bre
thren IN arms, should indeed be dead 70
shoSe virtuous emotions of tHe heart shat
nave ever priced the dearest Of our nature.
le j ana not so conceiteIl or vain as 20 inns
gne myself entitled 10 any extraor6;nar,
merit calculated TO induce this testimony
Il re pect and regard, unconnected with the
great and important cause in which v q ar.
all so deeply interested equally involving
ne irviolabiiity Of cur personal rights and
liberties, and the independence, in crest. Il
national honor of cur beloved country, |
a n aware that any ether unfortunate SUITE
er IN so hallowed cause, would meet your
comm;seraton and receive the sootfipcs Of
your attentions ard friendship. Allow -t,e
then. TO declare, that am NOT ignorant how
nureiy am indebted TO your liberality. &,
the J's' cause of my country, for the honor
you bsve this day done me-
The undated zeal Of the officers who
may be rev arded by snch individual and
traternal attentions as you have at all times
bestowed upon the unfortunate, and this da
publicly demonstrated, together with the
unshaken courage of the troops, cannot fail
TO inspire all with that confidence and de-
votion, which, trust wilI soon dissipate the
passing cloud that has overriding our Army.
and g'?e IL our eforts happier ADD more
auspicious destiny
That yon, Gentlemen, may be more for
tunate than hav> been-that g7ur succes-
seS may entiAe you to divide rich harvest
OF laurelS, and that you may rot cnly have
the blessed consolation of having performed
your duty, but that you NAV also live in toe
grateful remembrance of your Country. is
the ardent prayer If your brother soldier.
who car never cease to cherish, with rre
lancholy recollecti this sad moment Of
separation, imposed upon him by h;s inabi
lily 70 share with you the tolls and dangers
ot the approaching Campaign. with feel
ingS fraught within this painful ccnsideratf
on, and the idea Of parting with those friends
who have solaced re in my late hour of af
Hiction and suFcrings, can only add All sf-
fectinnate f rews.l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-04
.Nezp York. Mn 90

'New YORK, Mar so.
During the last winner a number e gen-
tiemen IN New York associated Their eIvrx
II cer the title Of Society f Coast ard Har-
bour l)efence. Their chief CHI CT was n
brinF iotc o-eration a STEAM FpTcATT I,
addition IN the measures air-s = alcD,ed
for annoyirg the enemv within IN voters.
a memorial u is effect We lad beeo-c
the national gover7rYcnf. Afer rrcg;vino
the appreciation Of 'he executive, the promo
sal was sanctioned by an act of Conc rsss.
In pursuan5e Of the power piver, aad TIE
approbatiop made, the secretary Of the navy
has appointed the memorialists his agents, 10
~ SUI erintend the construction of a reg
rel of 7DGr % be frohcVcd In sfpqz5 with
the requisite Snthoritv 70 make contracts.
audit accounts, and draw for uonev. This
honorable and confidential service has been
accer+fd and a Srh-comrni,tee an,.o;pted
n perform il in PROMPT and efice rcan.
ner. We understand, that the sgen,s ar.
Herry Rn'gcrs Oliver Wolcotf Tbor79s
Morris. Henry Dea born, ard Sarruri L.
Mitchill. Messrs Browns gre tn be the ~
Y'l constructors and Mr. Fulton {. the -
gineer for completing this er.,nd de.igu. ofie
g'naly conceived by himself. .9Gf. .fip.
Arrived. re privs,rer schr. Chasser-.
Wcds, Of Baltimore. frrm 4 cruise sf lGi
davs, and last from tire COAT If Pcrtega;,
having made eight or ten prizes during her
cruise.
Arrived, IT Quarantine. che letter. ~
marGqe brir Hep'y Glider, Nevsop. fra,o
hg Gnira, with in go hides. coffee 3, CO..
con, TO +. Kane and the Captain. Contain
Ncwsoo rap'o Cd on The passage, = B1ti.h
hr. laden With indigo &c. vaiucd ~ &C.
900 dollars. and has conveyed tie prize X.
lo Dort with bio.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-04
Waskf-efon MN u

The PREsrpFNr OF THE IT Sr
Yesterday returned 10 this CITY win HE :,
mrn'iy from his visit to NJ Montpelier. his .eat
in Virginia.
ANDREW JACKSON If Tennessee. is an
pointed MAJOR GENERAL IN tho army
OF the United States, vice WIlI1Am EKr,
RI HARRISON resigned.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-04
F.. Post
NEw.YoRK. MaY So.


Yesterday we had no less than valua-
DE arrivals at this port, viz.-The very
fast sailing beautiful private armed schoo-
ncr Chasserr, Wade, from long cruise /;
Sle letter of marque brig Henry Glider,
~ VISOR, from I,sguira, and her prize, the
E,hr. Young Famer from the same port,
both wiki valuable cargoes.
Captain Newson. from Lagui-a, Informed
as that the Patriots were very successful
in their warfare against the RoyaIists,
whom they had almost ann!hilated-that
while he was at L.aguira 700 Royalsts were
killed, and then burnt by the Patriots.
ARRIVAL OF THE GUN-BOAT FLO
TILLA.
Yesterday morning. abcut 10o'clcck. tire
pun boat fOtil!a, under command of Com 4.
Lewis, returned 10 this port, from of New
London. The following is an extract from
the Commodnre', Journal
On Wednesday, May Ssh, sailed from
Saybrook with 30 sail of coasting vessels
and proceeded towards New London A
s P. NJ. came TO ctipn with two of he enc
mv's ships and sIoop, before n W Lord n
The action was general, and continued an
I'll p. NJ. w5en, on account of darkness
the action ceased, during which the whole
Of the convey passed the enemy in safety
The damage done to the flotilla was til
fling. No. had one saot between vino
and water, another through her sails, &c
As soon as the engagement ceased, the go
tilla came to anchor before the harbour Of
n. London, within gun shot Of the enemy
with a view Of renewing the action in t e
mo Ming, when we found the enemy had
collected all his force, IN number ships
and several mali vessels, in consequence of
which great accession of force, the pro-
feet of renewing the action was abandoned
AM signAl was made TO proceed up Sound
whittier the enemy pursued as far as Faux
ners island. A1er. .HdU.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18
Wool are.HOuse.


LIHENRY BURROUGHS and THOMAS
II PERKINS, Jun. having formed eonnec
ton in buGnefs under the firm of
BURROUGHS & PERKINS,
have eltaolfhed Repo6,ory At No IS Sasss- Ssysst
lover the Union Bank the reception and faIe Of
Meyino, Mined and Ccnnmon WOOL.
Liberal advances will be made on Wool depofi,ed
for faie, the commfion and ext enfes on which win
be modera,e-and in cafe there 10 no fae, the only
charge will be reafonable forage. Wool in any
quantities will be received, and the owner may de.
pend on the st sssstisss to give = they
pledge their whole attention to til, article s~iy.
To the manufacturer of Wool, and proprietor OF
Flocks, the advantages Of this eilabfhment will be
mauifea. The collection Of wool from great Va
riesy of focks, will enable the purehafer to make
the mO1 favorable ieections, and 20 the teller il
eniures ready ias for his Aeeces on ~ good terms
40 the market will afford The 6tua,ion of the
Wasehou(e for convenience and (esvrity 10 exceeded
by none in town. - References to r. d Z.sts,,
E'q zBr~ss P~iiss, E,s Geo Bsv,sssb,, E,s G "
C'"se, Esq. MsG's M4sss - 6s,ss,d, S0. H.S-
Sssd - ssd 4nse'A Rssy6ait y B~s
YsLy IS 2m.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18
FOR SALt.

IN the town of Lifbou, in the county Of Lincoln
one of the ben Mill Privilege, in the Dinrict Of
Maine, on . never failing ftrsam of wa,er-togeth
er with one new Saw Mill. one Grin Mill, With 9
huns of Tones. one Gard Machine ON the fame
,ogs,her with about one hundred acres of Land
partly under Improvement, cuts from 20 to so ron.
Of hay. with salturing together with he
bu,ldinss thereon Handing. to Wit one dwelling
houfe so by IS. two Tories, we'll 6niihed. with
porch, wood houfe, ihay houfe add o her out build.
ings-one do so by co. 6oifhed. barn ~ by SO
blaekfmi,hs fhop, &c. with two good well. of vat
er and imal Or. hard on The lame. Said fails are
very conveniently G;uated for any kind of maehiu
cry. Conditions one third down. the remainder
long credit il required. W I'll good fecur"y-For
further particulars enquire of NOAH JORDAN, on
the pIenifes. Jsty Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18
6asftte Sbip JRef0s.
PORT or PORTZAND-lsl4

Iusiday July II, arrived Letter of Marque Brig
oAih. Capt Camme,, from Wilmington, N c cargo
-Four aod Iar-on her psGage, was repeatedly
ehsied by Birth cruliers and efcaped only by
hyperion ia'ns, after throwing overheard part Of
her cargo
NEwBUkyPoRr, JULY l3. - Boat Hero, belong
ing TO capt. VIM. Russell! winch went Gu IN
ques, OF British barge. has been captured by
me BRUSH prisAeer Retaliation. and sent u
Nova Scotia. The Hero. ut the time of c. piure.
wss on fishing voyage. The capt. Of The Re
taliaton knew every ritcumstAnce relating 10
ne previous expedition Of the Hero, and assign
ed that IS reason for taking her.
The English privateers Retaliation, Roiia and
b oke, are nov cruising in this vicinity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18

/ In wslpole, n. II. Capt Stephen Parker, ii
ne II b year Of his age He served three cam
as'gas in dle old French wsr, ard nearly the
whole # he evolutionary contest.
In Jeffrey, Jsept Tborndike, Esq. aged 65
In .Bunswies, Mss Jane Dmning. eldes'
dHIghter of he late Aud ew Danning, Esq
aged A.. BY her decrease her relatives and ac
quain,ance have lost ainiab!e and arc ion a e
relative and friend, which has fl,ed their hearts
with sorrow and their eyes with tears. 80.
IN Lining IN, on the 30lh alt. Mrs. Nd,gdyef
Lbby, aged 3S. wife Of Mr. oenj min Libby
iht life of this smisble woman was charsctsri
zed by the mild virtues of neekness, patience,
Kindness and charity, by The pra'ice Of which
she became uncommony endeared TO her friend
AND relations. Fiemiy persuaded in the truth
OF the religion OF christ, she strictly adhered lo
ITS precepis. This afforded her solace and
'rsnquiii;y during The continuance Of painful
sickness, frightened The prospect Of eternity and
welcomed the approach Of death. =.
In Windham, (Msine) on the 18Th ins,. at p
Smith, Esq's James Lowell, Esq Naval Off.
Ger OF the District OF Boston and Charles own
aged ~. M. Lowell WIS distinguished teach.
er OF one ct The fist Lat in schools in Boston 70,
many years stier he e. sdusted st Harvard Uai.
versity At the Commence me tn Of the revolution
airy war, he was a warm advocate for the rights
OF his country, and early became obnoxious 10
rem Gage, whiie the british army held BostOli,
and IN consequence Of his f m and independent
conduct, was taken up as q ebel and confined in
prison for many months, until the evacuation of
he town by tie enemy, when he was sent 10
Halifax and there KEEP in close coniine men for a
long time. On his return TO Boston, in such high
estimation was he held by his fellow c>sizens
hat they Immediately elected him member q
Congress, IN which station be we most useii,l
20 his counr y IS during the many years he
represented his native state, he was one OF the
Commt,ee Of Foreign Correspondence, in which
office ne W IS laborious and uaremitting in faith
fully dlscharging the .rous and important du
ties OF his very responsible alton. Before IN,
establishment, of the present Constitution of thu
United States, he was Collector Of he Gus oms
Tor Boston. under the state government of Mass
achuse'ts; but ever since has been Naval OFF,
Ger which station he has filled wi h fidelity o
his country. He was hospiIsbie and bsnesoien.
IA Kind and an afectionale parent. and an hon.
est man
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18

to the purchase of Louisiana, ina. we had
territory sufficient to he .hundreth gener.
alton but it is possible for tito be occu
pied in manner that would be of vast con
sequence to this country and greatly pro
mote its peace and prosperity. Suppose a
certain great character who presides over
the des,iniss of this country and who was so
fond OF initiating the late ruler OF France in
his Continental System, should wird up the
tragedy of his political life BY resigning and
retiring TO this Island in the Pacific Ocean,
as the other has TO an Island in the Mcdi
terranesn-there they might issue DEGREES
and proclamations TO their hearts content,
neither the peace or commerce of the
world would be disturbed by the one or the
other. ~ 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18
soRr ERIE TAKsN-oa Saturday,

FORT ERIE T.1KEV-On Saturday, morning.
Iuly I'd, the army under the command Of General
Brown, cro1sd the Niagara river and took Fort
Ide. The number of prifoners 10 fia,ed At 10 of
sbs 9Th and 'o0th regiments, among which were
! oAicers-Maj Burke commanded the Fort. The
Amsriesns had one man killed and 2 Or wound
d; the Britifh man killed. There were Eeveral
pieces Of ordnance in the gsrrilon and lome mill
iary llorss. The army took up ito march down
The river:
A letter from 8acket's Harbour dated July 6,
snsions the fnccef Of (nall expedition from that
place 10 having burnt bomb vef1eI on The locks
and building containing naval (tores At . place
eSiled Prefque l0e on the Canada (hore. This il
y On Offset for the Britiih burning. on the Atlantic
hore Al the time Of the above date il 10 laid tina,
che fleet under Chsuncy exPeeted to fail ON the
Sunday following
The Pai,fburg paper of the 9Th inf. mention.
juR having received information that the Britt,
have opened the road from Odletown to Laprairie
nd that an immediate attack on the military pofl
q Champiain 10 apprshended. Accounts had iul
bsee received that large body of troops had laieiy
lsadsd at Quebec.
4 IL ftaeed that the force with which Gen Brown
has invaded Canada amounts to 1000 he is CON
kssrsd - one Of the NOT able efscers in the U
army Noshwithifanding Ne deteft the war. w
hops his conduct will be luch ~ to wipe Of
part Of that maj, of dfgrace which the folly and
ignorance of his predscs(sors have brought upo
the country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18
Fam for tale at Auf7ion.

WILL be foid at Public Auction, on Monday
9th day of Auguft next, Al ~ O'Clock A. NJ.
on the premiies--a fmsII bu, valuable farm. 6t-
ua,ed 10 Briftoi, and bounded 10 front 90 Round
Pond 10 called) con aiming abou, 6fy Eve acres
OF eiceilent Land mott of which 10 under ssea
improvement There Is aandng On the prenifss
,sr &c sud convenient two tory Dwelling Hnufe-r
a'fo Barn. The above Pa q !, vrrv sie,c,aurtrr
f'uated and Is one OF he beft at d. tor huIiueie
in the town. The conditions made known q III
place and time Of fale
BsJsd, Jst, !, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18

WE the iubleribers, having been appointed BY
the Hon. Samuel Freeman, E q 20 receive
and examine the CAM. If creditors TO he eia,e Of
SIMON MkRRiLL, ate of Famoush. deceaied.
repreien.ed inio,ven', do hereby give notice thar
IN mouths allow ed TO fa,d creditor, TO bring in
and prove their ca'ms, and tina, we fhai end
that iervice n The late dwelling hcuis IT he de-
ceaied. on Monday the fistt day Of Augun next.
and the i've following months, from two to GA
O'Clock in the afternoon
MOSES MERRILL c.,n
DAVID ALLEN. s"V""''
Feiwsssb, Jsty is. 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18
TO BE SOLD

Al Public Auction on Wsa.e,a.y As s.usS ~ q
Asgsf ssss, At The hosfe Of he iab(cribes. =
Freeport--io much of the Real Elta,e e DanseI
Garter. late Of export decesled. ~ viii. smo1ae
to the ium OF two hundred and tweu,y doliavs..
DANIiL CAR TER, Adss 2,
July 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18

HB fubicritsr hereby gves public notice 20 al
concerned, that he has been du.y appointed
and taken upon himfef the truN OF sdmi iitr a,or
on the eitate OF ABNkR Harris, iate u Levi.
ton, 10 the county of L'ncslr, ysoman cecsae d. py
g'v'sy bond y the law direct -He therefore re.
quell, all perions who Indebted to the faic as-
csaieds e'tate to make immediate payment and
thoe who have any demaads thereon, 10 exhiue
tie tame TO VIVA. 0ORHAM.
Jsiy 4, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18

WE the tuhfefibers having been appointed by
" the Hon Judah Dana. Eiq Judge Of Probate
tor the county of Oxford, to receive aud sYam,uc
he Claims OF the creditors to the efta e Of AMOS
BEAN late of Tpwnihip Num~er Two in laid
county, .yeosnan. deceaied, Represented iufoIveus.
give notice that ds months are allowed tie credit
ore TO briog IN and prove their aims aud thar we
hA'' attend that lerv'cs a, the office of Peer c.
Virgin IN Rumfo:d, on the isA Wedneiday .f he
i've following months, from Ten clock un,,l two
o clock on each Of faid days
FRANCIS KEYS.
PETER c, sieGiN.
Rs.fwd, Jsss 50. 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18
WILLIAM FRANCIS.

IS daily receiving. y Inland Navisa:isn, tie belt
OF Baltimore hefh luper6ne FLOUR Tor faa;-
y we.s The hrff ar'ivAI especaed this day Tho.
the dfaeuuy IT conveyance of Ia'e he be. not heen
able TO keep eonitan, iuppy Of the bsF insiisy.
but has now an e(fabIiihment 70 that his friends
aod The public will not be difappointed
1aiy Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18

,v.,,,s another. It il an old saying that stfavs
nov which way the wind blows. BY this rule
.here is much greater prospect Of experiencing
ne storm of war Than the calm Of peace. Blu
~e do not despair; we think the FIRST intell
~ecce f.. m our Enjoys will decide the question
Fin ben we must be con,eot to remain in sus.
oence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18

THE fuhferiber hereby give. public notice 10 40
concerned, that he has been duly sppointed
and taken upon himfelf the trull Of ~ ms.itrslor
on the eftars OF NATHAN MILES. lac Of Msnos,
N the ecua.y Of Cumberland yeoman. decseieds
by giving boad a. the law d,secl.-He therefore
requests all perions who are sadeb,ed to the Tad
decesieds eitate 10 make immediate payment aud
,hoie who have any demands therein 70 esh,pic
the fame 10 ASAtH HOWARD
Js!y 4, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18
NEW SHOES.
Ebenezer Griffin.

HAS JUN received = large afTortmens Of Ladies,
: M,hes and Chidrens Morocco SHOES
which will be fold on a. res(onable terms ~ can
be purchafed eIfewhsre-
On hand, general aGoumen, Of Leather SHOES.
Jsiyl8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18
AdminiRrafor's Sale.

TO be fold by order of the Circuit Court OF Conn
mon tPes,, at the Dwelling Houle Of Thomas
fioion, lafe Of Pejepfcot in the clun'y OF Cum
beriand, yeoman, oeeeafed on Thhrfday the m
day of Anguh next At one o clock p. NJ. 10 much
OF the Neal Eiia,e Of faid deeealed ~ will produce
the inm Of one hundred and 6fty doilars, TO pay
his Jut debts and incidental charges.
TAOMAS FINsON, Aasv d Is.i ses.
Pejeplcot, July is, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18
WlN5LOW e DIX.

WlN5LOW e DIX,
osssa soR sAIs,
10 hhds good retailing Molades
hide N 3 Rum
iPes Cnguiac Brandy =
p'pes Gin
IS bales Cotton
20 chefs souchong Tea
do Hyfon do
20 boses Brazil Sugar
100 quntas Pollock Fin
cafe Bengal Indigo
IS boxes Mould Caadles
20 do dipped do
50 goo American Se9srs
10 boxes Raifins July ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18
Lands in New-Portland. &c.

nE iubtcfibef owns abou' Two thoufand sesee
OF iotted Lands ia each Il the towns Of Free.
pole Of Perfons willing to purchafe an, Of them
for lesslenent may cali on him in Portland on Me-
Nathan Hanion. IA New Portland, or on Mr. VII.
IAN Walker, in fad Freeman
Bit auy Perloa or perfons mould With
view to make aro6s BY the purckafe, be inclined
to take the ~hoe in either Of the towns, he wouIA
Tell ne lame q reduced price--or be would TAX.
good Fs'm Or Farms, or other properly Of EQUAL
value in exchange therefor
JsI ia SAM, FIREMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18

In the Isle Of Sky lsco land) Mrs. Mary Jones
sged one hundred 0sd fweny seoen Jeavs She
he use Of her tsculues 70 her last dsy.
In Paris, NJ. dc Lusignsn. formerly Marshal
dc Camp, and member Ut The Constituent As
,rmbly. He was the LIST branch OF tamil,
which once gave Kings 10 the thrones Of Cyprus
nd Jerusalem.
In Springfield. Hon. Moses Bliss, sged 70,
ate one OF the Justices OF the Court Of Commosl
Pleas.
In Rowiey, Of the prevailing fever, Mr. Max.
lmiIllan lewetts aged II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18

10 The Legislature Of Massachuse;ta---A Gt9-
oera,e and daunle:s Minority; kind & eoa IL
VI 4iority.
IL The Essex Jlnto-A Phantom Of deludsd
Imagination one amongst tous ana cheap dfsa
es served up by designing Dem sogues 10 feed
CULTS.
IL New England Democrscy-its Veterans
have toiled wi h gresi zeal and discovered 81
Ignis Fstuus is newly made Convers devcuf
he Loxves and Fishes, and cry sw6ej, o swee,,
huzzs for he People f9tesef.--
13 Democratic coasis ency !-ffofsssions of
regard for Commerce, sad the destrucs ION OF all
commerce-sSalors ri ghts and laws prohibiting
their enjoyment non m ressment' and q law
for the imYSessmene of So!d,ers.!!
IA The NJ olson war in the woods, for the
protection of commerce and sesmen--A rich
source OF W. slth for 06cers, Contractors, Wagon
masters and Horse joek,es, snd a iuii harvest Of
Taxes md poverty for ,,Ie People.
Is The Advocates OF musderoas offensive
-" Detested be their sword, abhor'd their
names, & pa,sied the tongues, that praise hem y
16 Alexander the Denverer--The flames Of
Moscow llghted his way to Victory the graft.
tude OF N, lions shall consecrate has Crown Of
imperishable glory.
IL The IN luth oflabor and the mouth of op.
post, on " hen bread is taken from he one, il
nigh, be 4ngerous ever 70, exclusive POu.o:s, to
attempt to shut the other.