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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-10
TIE Enquirer.
RICHMOND. .Novcm6rr 10, 1919.
H1RGLNIa LEGLsLlTURE.

Yesterday, the bill, Tor establishing Salt-worksst the
expence OF the State lost BY msoriy offs votes
s. On Monday, the moi on of Mr.. Woo,lridg. the
Hou'e came io the folowins Resolution: Resolved,
that the SD Rule Of this House shall not he suspended
longer than the 18th ofthe present month" o. course
no more Petitions viii be iet ia, aiter tlat period
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Archer. Crnrnp, Booker, Lindsey, Nirnrlo
Davis, Foster, Heath (of P. W. Heath (ol
T. 6: Baird. Marteney, Sea, Brockenbrough
Shackietord, Bowyer, Rutherford, BRYAN
lessee, Carson, Lowell, Ridley, Stevenson 20.
81 Eussace, Cargill, Thonpsoh,y Ward, Jones,
Bradley, Stokeiy, Bukey, Scott, Pescud and
king-121. t.s--.. a..
Noes-Messrs. Doak, Warwick, Lewis (ci
b. McClenahan, Watkins (of c. Richard
son, Marshall, Buckner, Mclaughlin, CHAP
man, Sharfe, McCarty, Williams (uf n } Tur-
hey, HUMPHREYS, Swearingen, Mercer, GRAY,
Parramore, Wilson (of NJ Nye & Crockett.
-22.
~ We understand Chat the Governor has received
letter item the Secretary War, stating ,a, Colonel
i'ilcn OF ). Caroliaa, with 500 regular R;ilemen
world be shortly stationed in the .Norfiera Week , its
defesce. : 10 w. W.
O. Mr.. Giles, ffor, .he Military Committee has r.
ported 70 the Senate i'roiet different FROM that pro
posed to The H. OF For the enlistment into the Re.
guar se',,7ce no Interpretations are recon than
LIST TO double the bounty in land, viz: to make it 500
acres-and 2d to exempt c7ery from future calls
who shall furnish Soldier for the WARRIOR S.ats
Dsfe"ce, 50 regimcnts to be raised ~ drawing
from every Is, [pretty much in the way proposciir
Tue other house for the Regular service TO serc for
eer~-torone Tre lift up hands gains. the in FL
vency "t this scheme proposed Tor the Regular SER
yce. is this ALL that is TO bo done E.bsss.bls!
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GR.f.N'D LODGE OF YTPGf1.T .

ME Mason IIaIui this city, where the IS
- Tue Grand Ledge have always heretofore Been
hssd' having been pressed into The seryics oC,h Go
As an hospital and there being no probabitv t5s' '
USE 0, IT. ior any Masonic purpose viii be recovered -
short time, 1t has been necessary to ook ont for s,
other place IN which 10 hold the next rreetis m.
held Their meetings, in the dwelling house st,oeb',3 -
.ne sn-fMd OF Mcssrs. VIM. MeKecluie :, Co t.,
therei9re 9een engaged for that purpose heinz. ~,
l mos e'SDs and coioToodeus that cante procnred
lie mouse IS situated on the south side Majn To- ny
street, about l50 yards to the NJ Or -
tine DAVIS printing cfice 10 III N'su i
in December next. '1 ~ "IohCay
NOT. g.
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EROM TIE .WyBGARh

day last, by the express mail dated at Buffalo MS LATE
IS the 5o;h ult at wich time the army under General
lzarG was yet Fort Erie, bat expected within day
o. two, TO recFo-s the Niagara, and take up winter
quarters on this sid Q. the river. -. MAJ. hIs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-10
SALES Al AUCTION.

re Subscribers -:n, Hh,i>,at:y r.. 1o.t inst.
Ell at Auction, Under the supsrintendancs OF Jry
GER entire Stock Of Tavern Furniture, corn,,s,rs
sl'nPsteTery article necessary for exteasTe s ;-a
Seel establishment, among which is an elvasnt sssr
ment c. PLAN and cht Glass Ware
Ierms SO days credit on ali sums ahovc on. i,,,d
dollars, ioi regotable notes wiit snr,rovsd enforce
November o, " In
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bushels Of this indsr ensssicf article we're sold
a few days since az Amelia. at 20 cents Der
bushel and further, that several gentieruen
from kentucky have contracted 70 deliver
salt iniarge quantities in the upper districts
OF this state, 1.-TWO dciiars and fifty cents a
bushel; so that the holders Of this article will
do we'll to rid themselves OF their present
stock at less than me or si,r dollars, winch il
has been recently selling At. Gaz
THE HENRYITE CONVEN TON.
An cara session of tLe Legislature has
lately been called by Gov. 81 RoNG. As the
enemy have actually i'tUaded the state, and
now hold part of it, every one thought the
Governor was about to execute the promise
he had so often made, by e17iciiing fhc :,1ye-
DIR. Instead of this, ReWMte Con . e,afion
IS instituted, and an open attack is made up
on tie Constitution q tie country 1heS.
proceedings Justify great suspicion. Have tic
Henry tory faction entered into scorer trea-
fy with the enemy, for the annexation of
".Nesv EnsLand" to the neghboring provjn-
ces Have they invised Lord Hill and his
Indian allies" to march to Boston and die
tate new constitution One which shall
establish monarchy. aristocracy and clergy,
and reduce the q multitude" 10 g uncondition-
al submission rs
AT SO eventful a period as the present,
when the enemy refuse to listen to our eQui
table offers OF peace when they are about
dispstching one of their ablest commanders
with Is or 10000 myrmidons, in addition to
those already around US and when we nave
reason to suspect that base faction among
ourselves, are hGgtssd g,ish them 4; it behoves
every friend of mis- country 10 be 1tfsor1 tn
ygatck. An ffge1ica7l FederGiEst, the Hon.
SAMUEL DEXTER, speaking Of sTch " Con
UenfionS," as are about to be holden at 7d7x-
ford. has said,
That he did not scruple to affirm that
they were illegal and Unconstitutional, and
that the Government possessed the right to
dissolve them.'' 6ost Pei.
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THE CREDrTogs
THE PUBiIC

a hE hereby cautioned against receiving an ars;sn.
f"eht OK the possession OF bond OF Thomas Nor
dollars aud 80 cents, in the month Of MARCH ~
sa,ne hepS one tr,I of the purchase Of tract OF lanI
sou by me 10 the said Norye, die said band bsyin~
heen' Tor special purpose, deposited hy me. ihocs
oens ENDORSED, IN the hands of MIR Philip Sheppard
aud b. hm, frsi4sntt withheld BIZ whish ss5.ri;
Se't nn3 has been inflicted upon ms credit in IN.
Farmers Bank OF Virginia
THOs. BOWELS, Sen,r.
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- WAsHTNGToN, NSV. 3.
The Volunteer bill. which has been or some DAYS
under debate IN the House OF Representatives., after BE-
ing considerably changed in its canres was Yesterday
ordered 10 lie on Ae table, with the expectation thst
1t shall not be called up until uie pIincls war mesgre
Of this session. the bin for CHASING anu drafting the i
a, s. al have been acted or.
The committee OF Wsys arri Means, IN he House
Of Represctaiives, Yesterday reported bill 10 esa
blish National Bank. II D,Y late IL tl,e tIav the bin
Was DOT read through could not therefore ascertain
all its features. We learn, however, that tI,ev
are essentially those recommended in de retort
Of Mr. Dallas Who, We are informed. in ner
sonal conference with t!,e financial committee is.d
before them in very able and eloquent exposition
his views st that and other topics euboiod in bis re-
port. Nj, IN,
We have seen paragraph running through ti,e puh-
lie prints impeaciing the loyalty to he Union Of Inc
People Of Louisiana, particularly New -Orlearrs md in
tinabng the prevalence Of disposition 10 surrender.
without resistance to the enemy he approaches that
city. From Inflammation, which have received from
an unquestionabe source, are authorized IN pro-
Houncng tlie whole Of that paragIs PHI to be male.
naot misrepresentation. The people of hist state have
on the late alarm IN that qusiter displayed spirit Of
patriotism * energy, which 30 them high honor. H.
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FOR SALE Or PE.NT;7

'sNiE new and conmoiiSus Back NOISE
= containing eleven rooms, and ain airy massage
WIZ two-Etory Brick Kitchen with three u;.s. md
large Brick Smoke-l,ouse ;-nlso the two.sto.y wood
nous win The necessary out-houses, at present ia the
ere ct land attached toit.-Tbe aforementioned pre-
Peity situated in an agreeable neihbolt1od and on
D. Street-Any person wishing to view the pren,is =
%ill apply to n B. Kimbrough, at the Subscribs's re
k'n' senr o'ihe Subscriber At Camp bottom, Pridse.
c. TOMFKINS.
nov. 3.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-10
Nrw-YnnK Nov. 1

The Steam Boat yesterday morning from Albany,
far ish Holhir,y new from army on the Niagara
frontier From Bufi!o lean that winter had set in
the q IA good earnest.A late snow storm had covered
the serti isinches deep with snow, and the frost
usualy severe. If our army had not, previous To the
storm gene into winter quarters and hutted they must
have fen its effects severely. e. Post.
Hcr.ky IF e1oim,9le-In the Troy papers per-
ceiye notice TO the citizens of that village
the Court House fn the purpose fadopdng measures
for the relief of the families of such of the militia fro
that place On tour.of duty at Ncw-York, and
who stand inneed o. assstanee toenab them to meet
theseveiit, Of The approaching aessoh. III.
scr ,ccldent iappened on T-urSlay- 70 his ex-
oeilency ernnr tom,Ah's, at BrOoSlyn. On APP
proacli Fort Greene, the discharge OF cannon and
cheers oftbe troops, at the moment he was entering
the gate, sartedhis horse, who back few steps,
and Fell with ls rider uio the ditch. His excellency,
happy To learn received little or injury but
the DESIGNATING ola thumb and triog bruises aud
presume will not long N, > 'evcnted from proceed
ing on the important duties to which he recently
assigned by the genera government. His horse, after
hs rider hid d;sengaged himself from him, cleared
himself ON the ditch, 20 the establishment of he spec
Sators, at a single leap COhsH.
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Fran Ne~-Londo,, Ga-st.s sfyyeolresdeg.

Ir2n .Nev-LoRdo' Cazsi;e sfyYeiiresdeg.
The NJ shat Of this District, yesterday received >
shat the British Iieutcnants Carpenter aud Lovsey
~lo we're arrested by militia officer AZ Saybiook and
brought here, had broken their paroles, and request.
ing iicm to b. ppl ia safe keeping
lt $40 Of no use however Saturday evening
they disappeared @ have not since been seen. " no
TO blanc .or suffering thc.h 10 50 large, know
rot MAJ Gen. Tsyoi ~he coumands the militia
ta'i place :jem at OtSs tWerp undera liiaid vi ich
Wr5 riiho.n~n on Thura.a On Saturday the Gen
aritts Dernty Marshal hd som. conversation reis-
c'ct t'e charge %. the riisrirrs aA we undersia,d
afe e., 'spe IS respects ii'e reaiJr1bJy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-10

OF Mn. OsILvIL regrets that the state of his health
will prevent him from delivering another Grafton, pre-
viOus 90 his departure from Richrnond
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From Porflqnd, Ocs. 81, 70 the &c. Q. ~ Books
"The priyateer selIr Mammouth, capt Franklin, of
Baltimore, arrived here last night FROM cruize of !
nths-She has brought in cargo OF SooIIen goods,
principally baukets taken from atrstisPortSlle has
taken II prizes, rs OF which she destroyed, manned
aid ordered 1.-THE last about Is days ago. laden with
i anGy, ram, k. from London to Quebec iIe, cruz
zng ground has seen principally in the Bay Of Discay
and English Channel; three DAYS since chas-
ed OF iiigate x Cell in with others, Ill of which
she 1ut-saiie' thc mmb,r OF prisoners taken by her
Is 275--she hssbrought in or 5 only.
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deckers pierced for 10 guns

Letters from Naples mention H. NJ the
king has changed his title from. King of the
two Sicilies into that of Joachim the First
King of Naples.
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IMPROVEMENT FOR GEN. JACKSON.

Two thousand FyOe Htndrea Men. hav,
been ordered by Gov. Farley 70 rendezvous
at Fort Hawkins on the DIST instant, fron,
whence they will be marched to the aid of
Gen. Jackson, subject TO his disposition. rhey
wiz be under the command Of Maj Cen. JOIN,
M'Inlnsh
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-10

Spanish .?fitirs Spanish articles, translated in n
York from Dutch papers, state, that the Bsho Of Az
mir' had been appointed Grand Iquisor of Spain -
That the Infant Don Antonio uncle to Ferdinand had
been appointed Grand Admiral OF Spain and ,e Indies
i hat Spanish Grandee to repair to the Vienna
Congress That Don Cevaos, the ex-ninister Of
Ferdinand, sc had congratulated him his return -
That to pre7ent the claims of Charles " being known
blockade OF Catliz WAS proposed ard that the con
hictng opinions of Jealous pariiLans the precarious
situation Of America and the disorders in the finances
natural TO die state of things, were fruitful sources of
clamor and uneasiness
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=:..sEsl (sss.s..-::-I=ss.=..:-=-.--
NNTWERP. Anr. 11.

The agents of the French navy, will on the
31st inst. pubiicly sell, at the navy yard of
Antwerp, ships Of the line and 2 'frigates
now on tue stocks, viz.
2 three deckers nierced for, lin ounc earb
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1SOSTNNs NOV.
n sloap Of and FOR Providence from New York, with
Hour, &c. wascaptured on Monday last outside of Block
Island, by British prvateersloop, all thecrew, except
one, taken out, prize and three men put GA
board, and ordered for Halifax.
Soon aIier, the American sailor LETT on board, PERSIA
ded the that 1t necessary to caulk III the dead
lights and companion, as having pumps should it
come 90 blow, she must SINK While two OF them
employed cilking inside the companion, and he
outside aud the dead light, he suddenly closed
the companion slide the three, and secured them be-
low; while doing this, the fourth man at the helm, OBJ
serving him. seized ami struck HIM 10 ike deck
and severely wounded hinr he, however, Immediately
recovered himself seized hammer, and with it, in
turn, struck his antagonist 10 the deck there kept him.
sud threatened knock his biai ont, ifhe attempted
to resist.n iat situation hcted his han'ls together
and confined him under the cable box ON deck.
Afterwards, comngsn to blow, and he being unable
to work the vessel alone, he offered the fellow (under
The box his life provided he would assist hum in work
ing the soOpinO port, which lac gladly accepted Of *
she arrive at Newport Tuesday, ghen the beroiC
TAR delivered over his prisoners TO the Gun Boats.
THIS information il communicated by gentleman
from Newport.
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EzeOa 6ibts-a b ego Nnnar who i 4 erg.I y,sgb.
5 ci', cool aud gpipu5r Fcr terms and Diner ,,,4i
euloo, ab, ~ t. ihe Edit1r.
o. also, tso NcSo boys, shopt "A on II yesrs old
hOyc.ai.er 9. Z
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BY the name of Perkins, a. stated in the Newport
Republican.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
BONAPARTE DETHRONED
A UNIVERSAL PEACE IN EUROPE

We this day announce to our readers in
telligence OF that vast import, which cannot
fail deeply to interest the feelings and affect
the heart. Providence, in his supreme
Justice aud wisdom has seen fit to dry up
those rivers Of blood, which for twenty ont
years have deluged Europe. Happy would
Il have been for this i'll fated country, if she
could have been included in this general
paci6calion but it now seems that we have
a severe penitence TO undergo as an atone
ment for the follies Of weak, aid as We
fear, corrupt administ, alton. 1t still rests
with them, whether eur country shall b,
restored 20 prosperity and happiness-lo
her proper rank among the nations OF the
world.
VIII thew still persist in their unrigh.-
eous system OF retaIia,ion! VIII they con
tinue to spill the blood * exhaust the .reas
ures Of the country to protect foreign trail
tors? If they refuse to set At liberty the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
Very Useful BOOK.

- =. NEW EDITION.;
JUST publifhed aud for fate b, THOMAS & an.
} DkEWae No 4s Nswousy -(iscet--pncs on
dollar and, rs cents, .
"A valuable afiiaanttoe7ery Man !
or, the american Clerks Magazias, CONTAINING tbs
Eroit uiefa ADD neeedlry Forms OF Writing which
coa'moniy occar between man and ran. such Il
Agreements. .afignmenss. Awards, Bills. sorst,
Conveyance Deeds lndentures I.esies, Letters sss
Attorney, Mortgages, Notes, Petiios., Rece,p e..
ieases, Wills and many other lot, nmepts, A.
whole of which are caItrlated for the ufe q tte
Coxens of he United states, and coafmn,sls le 50
law Seoes'b Edt,as enlarged and impfoved--ty
sAMuiL fanssAn, Efq. Author of the T..pn ~
Probate D"etaa,, and AaeEae5sfsa, 7ssa.; all o.
which yausoie books may pe had as above 49,.
The above work ought TO be owned b; svq,
~ man OF bu6nei,. ast viii cnah..e him "a. draf
h,' own inRrumeats, and snercoy fave eoahderabIS
eHpeofe and ,rouoe
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
Webber X Chase ,

HAVE for sale an extensive Assortment Of
F ENGLISH e FRENCH GOODS.
suitable for the present and approaching SC
'on--amonG which are.
Best superfine Brosdclo,hs
Midling and low, priced do.
Superfine Cassimsres. consisting of
black, drab aud mixed
Ccrds-Coatings-- :. s
Flannels and BAizes
Peiiece Cloths-Bombazeys
Wiibores-Dursn Grapes
Best dressed and uKdressed Calicoee
Silk and common Cinghsms
Cambricks, white, black and coloured
A large assortment Of Fancy Muslins
Shswls-silk and cotton HANDKERCHIEF
Long Lawn Linen-Braccs
Gentlemen and Ladies' Beaver Gloves
ditto ditto silk & worsted Hoss
Black and coloured Sewing Si'ks
Goa, and Vest Buttons
Ribbons Tapes and Bobbins
Neutrality-suspicious. Grapes
Italian Crapes-Pins
Cotton Hose, gentlemen s ladies
Silk C!oyes-button Mouids.
A general assortment Of Amsrlcan
Factory Coolss &c. &c.
Portland, Mach 7, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06

Alta meeting Of the Portland A,i,l!ry Company.
on Thursday last,
Lieut.. CoRHELtUs BARNES, was unanimously
chosen Captsin--Mr. AMOS 5. WEBBER, Is, L..
unsnimousiy-MF. GEokGE HILL, "a do.
do
This excellent corps consists =. present of a.
bout 80 memberships hoped that the ranks
viii soon be flied by en,erpnzing and ambitious
young men. Every young man ought IN these
tunes to associate himsef with some military
Corps, and ii is the duty OF paren,s and guardians
20 encourage this laudsbie smbi,lon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
THE BOURBON FAMILY.

LOUIS XVIII is the brother Of the late un-
fortunate LOUIS XVI. He married Savoyard
Princess; bu, had no child en- Count OAR
TOlS is The younger brother Of LOUIS XVIII,
has generally the speculation of monsieur. Due
d'ANGOULEME is the Count d,artoise' son
He married the sole surviving child of Louis
XVI. They have children. The above are
al HE surviving members of The Bourbon branch
of.he Capets The Condo branch became ex
tine. when the Due D'EnShie. was put TO death
by Bonaparte. The last and third branch is that
Of Orleans. The late Duke OF Orleans lett three
sons; the Duke of leans, the eldest, after
serving in France under Dumourier. was corn
PEELED 10 seek an asylum in Csnads, where he
/ sught French; he afterwards returned to Eu-
rope. He is said to be of talents The
Duke of Bc,yi is the other surviving son of the
late Duke Of Orleans the youngest son died ii
Malta,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
MARSHAL,S SALE.

pURsUANr TO warrant from the Hos. pasi~
:. se~aIi. Ell Judge Of The Diesct c,urt <,
Ma'nei hereby give notice thar 1 fhAi slpofs =
fell az auetion, TO the highel bidder. az the crs.
,om, Houie "a Waldotassssh On Ai.sAs> the s.sH
day OF Juae. ialtaot, ~ O'Clock. p. M the follow
ing articles, vs.
cafes euslsry. eon6a,ng principally e.
knives and forks
Pieces shirtipg
bundle Sseckingnete
! bundle Waiftcoaaise
barrel Sugar, bag Coffee
The lame haviog heen decfsed forfeited sof sis,8
iaton Of the iAws Of the Unned Stases
~, JESSE PAGE Dspy Mos,
June q 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
Public AuHlon.

70 Dc fold AZ Pubic fu&e.on, At the lais dw-,.4
'ing houle Of be Hon STA. Lee. Eio dereasY
ed. 10 WfcaffsI on. Wednesday he i5.h dsy d
June nexf, 10 o clock, "A Nj.
- SO iheep and 100 lambs, many Of fAii ss..sxg
being haif blocded Mesino-ALsc--0ne fnJ
booded Merino. X am, zno one Ram Of che bs.t
blood Ago-- 50 fleece. Of fheeps Wool .4le.-
Two elegant Hortes iui,able e,,her for tie rds,s
or haree< e Also
/, a gEeAt variety Of farming U erC,i,. and ,asns
Other articles the ,ame b:,ng part OF the perfcns
eliate Of faid deceased
SETH TrNKHaKt, A.S:oassy
Hys.Gas May zsss. 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
DIED..


On the goth ult. Rev. Thomas Green, 4. M.
senior pastor Of the Baptist Church in North
yarmouth, aged So. As . Minister OF Christ.
his views of The gveai truths IF the Gospel. we're
similar tu those OF the keforlners. Nh experiment
sal and practical regard TO which, he explained
and enforced with cieArness and apostolic zeal.
BY nature he was endowed with = sprigh,ly
gesius, T. ca2acious mind, quick and brilliant
insginatioD--ss-a pulpit speaker and pulpi, ora
tor, he was excelled oy few. Nature had fur.
n,shed hum with . meiodous and commanding
voice, ;.ie very tones Of which, were admirably
adapted 10 engage the attention and to awaken
the feelings of AN audience. His social feelings
were s,rcng, and his conversation interesting. -
In his manner ihere was unaffected elegance
aud ease which rendered him agreeable ia every
circle. The afiabiity and kindness with which
he treated persons Of every description, were
not less the effect Of natui al delcacy than OF
general knowledge Of manklnd--henee 10 the
great he did not appear serve, nor imperious
% those in humber slations-,o bath he was the
gentleman. and in private company, much es-
leemed as he WAS popular IN his puipil perform
snces, As = husband he was one Of the most
kind and sfiecionsle--as parent the most ten.
der and Atfscuonute--indeed vi, VINO resided
under his roof. experienced his care and good.
less. AS Physician he was sminen.ly useful,
nd as Politician, wss uniformly attached u
The w Ashinglon administrator.
/. In Hiram. on The 10th ult. Mrs. Mary. censor,
ii Lieut.. Benz. ingalls,, sgea %. Oae OF the
ms, settlers in That place.
Drowned--Wn the morning Of the 2Ah ul,. by
ne overseeing OF boat, the tai.s ON ).
,eosge's river, Cap. benj-min Kel!ersn, OF
Cushing, aged 50 He was q useful and re
pectsbe membe, OF socis,y, and has left larg,
circle OF friends and relatives 10 lanen. tbs loss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
MhRSHAL'S Sale.

Vsied Siass, II Ah~;ss,l
Df,ia IF 1haiss n 8 =
DuRaUANr to . warrant from the Hen. n.v;i
1 Sewa,i, Efq Jucge Of the United Sta,es pifr,4
Court Of Maine. hereby give public notice hat
ihaii e1Poie and fell n public .,on and 10 tx
higheit bidder, on Monday the ,bi.teen dsy of
Iune, ina. At 10 clock 10 the forenoon az ,aS
Store Of John Jarneion, in Machias The Boat
Humbird, her fa,ke, apparel aud furniture, AID
her cargo, con6itine Of one hogihead .um--fsc
crates and Gx barreis crockesy wa5s---one barrel
ingar- one piece black caGUere--oue uliape DaS
Of coffee add three b4rs of lteele.
The fame having been decreed lawful pride 81
war to the owners. officers and crew of he pr,vss
iser Surprife.
GEO g. SMITH. DYy. Ms.,ssl.
DafsS - PssfLssd, 81 Jsse 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06

+ HE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice 90 ali
concerned, that he has beeo duly appointed
and taken upon him.elf she truft of Admnfsrator
on eftats OF Samuel BUCHANAN. la,e Of Fal.
mouth in the couaty OF Cumberland. Yeoman,
deceaied. by gis,ag bond The aw 1irecis-tic
therefore reque,ts AL psrions who are indebted to
the iaid deceAled's eta e. to make immediate paw
meat; and lhoie who have any demands tLere-
on, to exhibit the ZANE TO
A1ey 10, 1914. JOHN RUcKsiAM,