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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-02

+, consistent as the +" Boston Patriot" AS a
specimen, must refer 10 that in particular
of the 18th inst. where in one column 1t is
said, s..
"The downfall Of 3onaparte seems to give the
gentleman grea, joy and exultasion. That brit.
ain should rejoice at the downfall Of her enemy.
Is no. unnatural; that her friends in Americs
should join in her JOY is no,htng nev. But wheth.
er citizen Of the u. States, friend to their
prosperity and happiness should rejoice ct these
events, demands doubt."-[See the Hon. Mr..
Holmes speech -.
In succeeding column it is said,
"Between their late Ruler (meaning Bona
psrte) and ourselves nothing congenisl (nothing
congen;ai has existed, . coldness and repell
snt neglect has marked his conduct Throughout
his reign. We gszed with aston,shment At this
portentous comet, but deprecated his nearer ap.
prosch. lie has finished his course and set
and we are coatent. A mild constellation now
appears in that portion of The Eastern sky which
he once occupied; and we hail az with joy. decause
We believe it 6etatens good "-lSee communication
by " Satlaa."]
In another column there is communi
cation headed, Our Danger" where it is
said,
"The time has At length arrived which puts
70 the test the boosted wisdom and patriotism Of
the Executive Of Massachusetts. The enc my
are lowering on our coast. destroying our shit.
ping, and the produce Of our labor, and our land
aud what has been done for our defrRce Moth
ing. Is il possible = whatl nothing NJ
your Governor. you senate. and your house OF
representatives are debating now TO celebrate
with the partiz2ns Of Great Britain, and few
crazy moons struck priests, pompous TIE Deum
in honor Of the de,hronement of Bonsp.r,e
while the enemy are desolating our coasts. Yes
feliow.ciuzens, our lives, the lives Of our wives
and children. and every thing we hold most dea,
are thus put in jeopardy!' I would reason wit,
these men had the pst,eace ,.i4
In the very next column it is said,
The Legislature yesterday afternoon resol
sed unanimously to place one million of dollars
At The disposal Of the Governor. the whole o.
part to be employed in the defence Of the State
~ be may deem proper, and then adjourned to
the last Wednesday in January next"
Thus have given specimen, in two
instances for one paper, Of The /" Boston PA,
riots" consistency and thus have these
consistently Inconsistent Patriotic Editors
Of the 8 Boston PATRIOT" been the blind
leaders Of ne blind republicans for years !;
aud If the blind be leaders Of the blind Gas
true as holy WRIT We must all tall into the
ditch. 81 would reason with these men,
had the patience r.
II Ketgbliean efshs "Boson Ssamvt. :"
N. B--These same consistent Boston
PMriot" Edllors are now railing At Gov.
Strong for no. turning out the militia, so
as that they may have an opportunity to
bring ga railing accusation ssainst him.
next spring for putting the state to an en-.
ormous expense, for turning them out, l
suppose.
by whom Bona. "Uncle SAM" OF Gov
Sarong
Who had done nothing but debate about eel.
a. Huna,s siovvnfsul
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-02

Tyler p. Shaw, Of Nor,hport {Me) who has
undergone an examination. Al Salem on charge
Of Ire asonAble practices, in affording aid ane
CO mfort to the enemy's ships in The bay, is COM
mit,ed 20 the Goal in Ipswich. to take bis triai
a, the Circuit Court Of the U. S. to be holden q
Boston IN October next
CONCORD, NE JuNx %.
On the 18th nit q child of Mrs Wilson in
North Kingston, X accidentally fell into well
Is feet deep having three feet Of water. The
mother ran to the we'll and there being no othe
person near, descended into the well, BY the
wall, with the assistance Of the bucket rope
recovered the child, and brought him 10 in her
arms without any further assistance, he having
received no material injury from his fall.
Mr.. Jefferson, it has been supposed, pre-
dicted his measures on conviction OF the
universal triumph Of Bonapare and the
downfall Of England. To establish hisre-
putatien for prescience, the fact proves to
be that England has triumphed and Bona
parte been overthrow This Jeffersonisn
foresight has probably been the cause that
our country is in its present situation. he
altered his mind indeed ; blu, it was too late.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-02
WOOL CARDlNG.
ton prices

THE fubfcrbsrs RESPECTFULLY inform their frieod'
and the publick that they Gill continue 70 car
ry on the Wool Cardny bu6ne" at BAxsas MILLS
10 Ns,N "a, ~0ssb -1hole who pleais 10 favour
them with patronage may depend upon having
their bu6ness executed faithfully with neatness
aud defpatch. and ~ cheap a. any other place in
the Diliri0 OF Maine, not even Gray excepted
BAKER h STURDEVANT.
N Yarmouth, June 70, I8iA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-02
MOTH

HE co.psrsnerfh p Of ROLFE and MITCH
1 ELL. which was istended to have heel ds ;
folved on the 9th inf will continue few weeks
longer, in order 10 give thofe who have uaie. ed
accounts with them. an opportunity of ealing Cor
.e'tiemer'-- The time being thus p eIorged they
hope all furh will call ~ il IS nereGAry theis
accounts fhouid be clofed Immediately.
Portland. June I. 1874.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-02

IRON the fuhieriber on the night Of the 9?,h
ina. black MARE, feysn OF eight year, old,
miding Gse had on clog with an iron PIN when
ihe went away-Whoevsr will return faid Mare
to the fubicsiber, or give information whsre lhs
may be found lhail be generouay rewarded fov
their trouble Sil.AS ESTlS.
Wx6tsssk 1sss 80. letl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-02
wrscAssIr, yusE 90, 1914.

Mn. SHIRLEY,
SRI am not in the habi, Of taking news.
papers, as have not much time to spare in
perusing them. have an opportunity
however, Of seeing them. generally, and
sometimes indulge At my leisure in looking
into one and another by way OF amusement,
and observe what is going on In the world ;
and sometimes am disposed to laugh, and
sometimes to weep at the folliss and incon
sistencies OF mankind. But OF oil the papers
which are published and come within my
view, it appears 10 me, there are none 30
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-02
z. LITTLE & co.

Lave for Gale u their. BookRore ard Lottery
odice, No. ;, MuGeys ROW MAdsmoifeIe
DE La Fsyeste. IN Hifior.eal Novel; anagemsne
Of the rongus uuder var'oui impostaas snd afefsI
heads The c~ssss, . tale BY Lord byrou--,hs
Work. u Hsnuah More. In 8 voianes-Life %
Field Marihai souvaruf-a ereAs variety Of blanks.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-02

On Wednesday lat, while the Officers
we're 1t dinner, Salem Bank was broken
into and Trunk containing about 1900
dollars in Bank Bills was itolen. all the
boxes and bags were overhauled, but
fortunately all the money was feeured
except the above.
Thursday the money ftolen from the
Bank, was recovered, being found fecret-
&c IN field in Salem.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-02
Hoyt's Caealry Dj/s;pl;ne;
AN EXCELLENT CHANCE
Far Twenty 7hsx|and Dollars !!

A few more Ticker Halves aud Quarters, in tho
9Th cafs Plymouth Beach Lo,ssry may be had az
the Bookaore and Lottery Office u 4. IITTLE q
co. No s.. Mudsy's Row The Lostery will BE-.
gin to draw 10 few days. July 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-02
INpErENDENcE..... Town Celebra-

In DEPE DE 4 E.ss.: OVb SS1CO'~'
tion. 9t.s
The WAsHINeroN RxPURLIcANs are re.
oues,ed to assemble at Washington Meehan
&c Hall on the 4th inst at 10 o'clock A. N
precisely. The procession will be formed
at II O'Clock and proceed to the Rev MIR.
PAYsox's Meeting House, under the militia.
nv Escor, already noticed W. The Meet
ing House will be opened for the reception
of the Ladies at 10 o'clock. The wall pews
are reserved for them
Gentlemen from neighboring towns and
visiting strangers, are respectfully invited
10 Join in this ceIebration.-rh The Commiuee
of Arrangements have fixed the price OF
tickets for the dinner at szvo dollars, to be
had of Messrs. S..PATTEN, jena. STUART
and E. MoRsE.
ORDER OF PROCESSION -
Escort. Ride and Artillery Companies, command
ed by Capt BAaNss,
Band Of Music,
1st snd I'd Marshais,
LIST Vice r esdent --Pf esident-Orator
Committee Of Arrangements,
Municipal Officers of he town,
Public Charsolers,
81 Msrshsl-Strsngcrs-4 an Marshal
Society Of Young Washington Republicans.
Ciizens.
5th and 9th Marshal.
The colors will be hois,sd, federal salute
fred and the bells rong a ssw,se. s.s
The decorations Ut Huntington Mechanic
Hall are highly appropriate, and executed
with much taste and elegance. The Like
ness of WASHlNGi ON and other He
roes and Patriots Of the Revolution, are ex.
hibiled with suitable devices. The embel
ishing Of the Hall is the voluntary work of
the Members Of the Portland Rife Compa-
ny and Artillery, and are entitled to much
credit for the attention they have bestowed
upon the subject.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-02
Merino Bucks.

OR fale three MERiNo BUCKS warranted 70
= be of equal quality a. to fee aud faensfs Of
Wool 70 any IN the country Require at the
June "a ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-02

From the Northern Frontier.
Our information is to Saturday laf, at
which time the advance guards of the
american and Britilh armies were fill in
light Of each other near Odletown. a
battle continued to be daily expected
achievements for our army had arrived
atPlatttburg and Burlington.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-02
@o9tCat,S:
Saturday, July 2, 1914.

10y -
........
The Emancipation Of Europe and the
overthrow Of the fyrant Bonaparte has
been celebrated in Ncw-Yosk; in the fore
noon. the Hon. Governeur 1forris pronoun.
ced an grafton, after which, there was a
public dinner, at which the Hon. Rufus
king presided.
tits stated that 2 900 hostile Indians have
recently collected at Saganau, Lake Huron,
100 mile. from Detroit.
Ameeting has been held at Alexandra
on the appointment of Mr.. Josiah Watson,
As Postmaster in that town, and remon-
STRANGE to the President against il agreed
on-and Messrs. Cazenove, Keene and
Ladd, appointed to present the remon.
STRANGE. This instance is no proof that the
new Postmaster General 10 likely to be
more fortunate in his appointments than
Mr.. Granger.
Accounts from Detroit are not very fa-
vourable. Provisions OF all kinds are ex-
ceedingly scarce and dear. Flour 20 dol
lars abarrel--whiskey dollars gallon
coffee IS cents pound-tea dollars, and
every thing else in proportion. Phila faaher
A committee is appointed in Philadel-
phia to collect subscriptions Tor the relief
ofthe sufferers in Germany by the war.
Harbour Dsfeuee.-A company OF Sea
Fena6tes, composed of Masters of vessels
and those exempted from military duty, has
been organized in this town for the defence
of the place. JOHN l. Lesyis is elected Cap.
tain, Eduard Xelseran, Robert Asley, and
Joseah Weeks Lieutenants Lemuel Weeks,
jun. Clerk This company will take charge
OF several pieces Of heavy artillery.
We understand tina, in compliance with
request OF the Committee OF Ssfety in this
town, the Commander in Chief has ordered
detachment Of militia from this Brigade,
consisting OF one company of Infantry and
half company Of ArtiIlerists-to be sta
aioned AZ Fort burrows 70 aao :" inc oS'eace
OF Portland.
!, pos,o, r.c;,,.n, - \. commanded
.! So'' ossoos' mas oee" ue"9"su ~. '"s
protection Of the - and that port. Mum
tons OF war and MN have also been order.
ed for the defence Of many other places on
:, -. IS /.
'"' 'ss oo ".'s "s "s No'" "
tory Governor and tory AeS'''a'"'e' a.
tue democrats pretend TO Call the govern
ment of this state.
Lucion Bonohay.e- is no small salts
faction to reflect, that Lucian, who SO steadi.
ly refused TO partake in the guilty greatness
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-02
JUST PUBLISHED,
And ready for delivery TO the subscribers the
sc cond Ne. OF the
CHriSfia, Monitor.

OUtStS1H IAOWttO1s
containing essays on the Great Criminality Of
Sabbath bresking-rhe Bibie-On Truth and
Error-On the conduct becoming Christians, Is
The disciples Of Christ-An snt,ent Confession
Vi Faith OF The Waidenses-A letter OF the Rev.
II. Venn-Rems. ksbie Benevoleuce. &c. &c. &C.
Irrhis work 10 published in numbers OF 81
psges each, every three months. At so cents =
year. Any one who will procure 10 subscribers
and be accountable for the payment OF The same,
can have them ~ ~ cts. per annum.
The profits arising from the work are to be
appropriated to The education Of pious young
men tor the Ministry.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-02

WINSLOW x DIX,
Lave received conisumens Of POWDER
from Bolton, which they will tell At the Boz
ton prices. PsssissS, Js.t 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-02

Gus 10 the 18th of Sept next, and the Sec
e,ary at war offers fifty dollars reward to
any citizens vino shall bring in those that
refuse TO return.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-02

n" Proclamation" President has
offered pardonon to all Deser,ets who
will voluntarily return to their duty Previ'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-02

tits stated that 2, 900 hostile Indians have
recently collected at Saganau, Lake Huron,
100 miles from Detroit.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-02

The Emancipation Of Europe and the
overthrow Of the fyrant Bonaparte has
been celebrated in Ncw-Yosk; in the fore
noon, the Hon. Governenr Aforris pronoun-
ced an grafton, after which, there was q
public dinner, at which the Hon. Rufus
King presided
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-29
Eight Hundred
ACRES OF LAND.

FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBER.
Y1HIS Farm is within three and h.if
= miles OF Powhatan Court House. abon,
the same distance from GeDito Bridge lies
as well ~ any land in this part Of the STATE
and the soil not inferior to any in the countv'
not immediately on James or Apomatox ~,
vers There is in this Tract nearly One
hundred Acres Of richrbottom Land. ad.
mirauiy suited to the productions of grass -
Ihe dwelling House contains Ten Rooms
with ut.houses Of various descriptions. a
wen OF the finest water in the yard, and 6ne
springs in various parts of the plantation. of
course IT is well watered. This Farm Ia.
been remarked for the healthy appearance
OF every family, that has resided OF, Il. Therr
are as many as seven Manufacturing Mil.
to either OF which Wagon may 20 and re.
turn IN day. From two pence to six pence
only is deducted from the Richmond pr;cc
in the bushel for wheat. There are also az !.
yerai Coal Pitts, about the same distance, NJ
the Mills. At which Grain and Hay meet =
ready sale. :"
Gentlemen who wish to vest their money
IN land are earnestly invited to view the
premises, great bargain may be had bv an
early application, in few days about one
hundred and fifty acres will be sewed in
Wheat, and few bushels of Rye.
JAMES COOKE.
OCtOOcr ~. w2tn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-29
TO BE RENTED OR SOLD.
THE MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.

liz mANoiON HOUSE HOTEL.
EORNER of Eleventh & Market,streets.
~ philadelphia. and possession to be had
immediately. The house il 50 feet front. go
feet deep. and four stories high. The lot is
100 feet deep to so feet street. There arc
annexed two large buildings, one Of which
Contains - bed chambers the other is SO
feet front, 81 deep and tyo stories high.
situate on Eleventh and the 80 feet street.
The present tenant Mr.. William Renshaw.
has had upwards Of go beds employed in this
establishment. Every thing employed In
the kitchen and wash house. by contract
with Mr.. Renshsw. to remain. The whole
ID completely furnished for public house.
The present tenant has published nothing
out what is perfectly correct, and the ex :.
tract from his advertisement gives an accu-
rate description of the establishment, viz /:
William Renshaw informs his friends and
particularly Ladies and Gentlemen travel
ling, that in his new establishment he has IL
amply his power to accommodate them in
superior style, having number of private
parlours for families. as well 40 double and
single bedded chambers. The situation plea.
SAINT and airy, being opposite to an open
square, heSeby giving his Establishment a
decided advantage over every thing of the
kind in Philadelphia
Should the tenant or purchaser be inclined to
extend his views, there 10 lot adjoining is4
feet or Eleventh and 152 feet tie 80 feet
street. He may have the whole or a part OF this
lot For terms apply to
JOSEPH TRENT.
hicnmond, oct l5s ep2w,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-29
Lint and Bandages.

VNaE Citizens of Richmend land particu.
= larry FemaIes) are requested to collect
I'll linuen and cotton rags, which they NAV
with care convert into lint and bandares. for
the use OF the troops in the fieId-the lint
should be Of linnen scraped--the bandages
may be of cotton or linnen;--Old pieces Of
Flannel may also be useful.
The Captains Of Exempts in their respec.
tive Wards and the Intendant will receive
all that may be sent them--so be applied to
the above object.
Saptr e. n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-29
For Sale

TIVE small farm onwhich the subscriber
now resides. The purchase would suit
a family in quest of healthy and TRANQUIL
retreat especially, as the usual requisites
ofnegroes. horses, live, stock, agricultura,
implements, provisions of different kindsi
household and kitchen furniture, &c. might.
If desired. be obtained at the, same time.
The buildings are new and substantial, and,
though not entirely finished, uncommonly
satisfactory. A due proportion Of the land
asjust been cleared, of which about IS a.
cres were, early last spring. sowed in clover,
Fart OF an adjacent estate, shortly to be sold,
might eventually be annexed to this small
farm. which contains only one hundred and
sixty one acres. Beauty of prospect, salu-
rity OF air and water, convenience OF land
and river carriage to. and from Richmond.
and proximity to Milton, where post of.
nee and several stores are kept, further re.
commend the spot. The terms will be ac-
communicating.
Apply to L. H. GIRARDIN.
Glenmorc, near Milton, Albemarle
County, Va. August 9th, 1915
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-29
sr,rr Nar-crM

Tne Subscriber, agent far Oliver Evans.
Esq IN "a srancc of INSTRUCTIONS received from
him, heys leave to inform all those who have
used his patent improvements, without having
obtained his license. that agreeable to his no.
tce pubiIshcd in the year 1873, he will exact
tor his license the price &c tue labour saved
by the use OF his machinery IN orr rkAR
only, with interest thereon from the time thew
began 70 use them Within the patent terms, un.
III paid and further take uor1cR ALSO. that
he published the same tir,c, that on the ed
day ofJanuary lSlS,as began to charge year.
" rent for the usc'of his,improvemcnt, equal to
the hrst pTice, viz chs -,n saved in TABOR each
YEAR, ard this is in addition TO his first PRICE
Offering, however 10 take US follcws, of those
who will pay without suit, viz. the FIRST price
with the interest thereon and also an interest
OF SIX per cent per arnun all the rents for the
yesr 1913 aad each Yesr thereafter. the same
a. 1t the rents had been lent in money on Jans.
airy I'D each and every year forgiving or Z.
batting the principals ofthe yearly rents.
But of those whom he may be eompeiledto
sus, he will contcud for the first price, and also
TOT the principles OF the yearly rents with in.
eftest on both for each and every year. from
the time they began 10 use his improvements
within his patent term, which he conceives
an Juries will give him at the least. ~ his
damages OF those who infringe his rights in
denance oil the laws, AZ it can be shown TINT
the price Of labour saved, is but = small pros
portion OF the whole gains blythe use of the
improvements, over or more than can be gain.
ed without them.
Az those who have failed to pay for and alb.
tam license agreeable to arrangements hereto.
fore made with the subscriber, will be held
bound according to this notification.
NoTE--The price of license to those who
wish to adopt the use Of said improvements is
simply, the sum that will be saved to them in
abor in one year, giving in all the rest 10 the
patent term.
JOHN MOODY.
August 6. (st)
z. s. have made the charges agreeable to
the above notice in my books against those pa.
tent fees, hence the necessity of speedy set.
tiemsnt must appear. 1 am at all times prepar.
ed with license. for the purpose.
JIM.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-29
NOTICE

Il hereby given, that shall expose to sale ia
the highest bidder. for cash, on Thursday the
22d December next, at the late residence of
Peter Clarkson, decd the whole Of the stock Of
various kinds; household and kitoaen furni
ture. plantation utensils, all the crop OF Wheat,
Corn, Oats, Fodder, &c &c. And At credit
of twelve months, 1.-THE purchaser giving bond
and approved security parcel of
Valuable Slaves.
The sale will continue from day 10 day, until
complicated. All persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims re hereby notified to
bring them forward on or before the day of
sale, properly authenticated for payment
This notice will be plead in bar against AL SUBJ
sequent claims, Is the balance OF the property
(after paying the then made known debts) will
be distributed amongst the different ls gatees
DAVID l. LEWIS. Exe'r.
October 20, 1914. ids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-29
Patent Portable Hot Bath:

HVHE inventor of this important Medical I'm
u provement 10 now gone on to Philadelphia
In order to provide . competent supply Of Ap.
srrangements. Agents will be employed to CON.
yey them throughout the United States.
The price which ne at first contemplated
was 20 dollars 10 private Citizens, 10 PHYSICS
ans 100 dollars. For few months however. he
offered them ut half price, to those persons who
might afford him their aid, whilst he was COL
lecfing such. facts and testimonies n the pub-
lie required. This period is now expired. and
the price in future will be a. at first intended
Those who are able to pay for it, must admit
these prices to be reasonable.
For the relief Of the poor, every agent will be
Instructed to make provision in their respectiye
neighbourhoods. In the city of Richmond, any
poor person who may need the Bath NAV app,y
to Mr.. John p. Shields, Capt: of the CITY Watch.
or to Mr.. John Maddox, with each of whom.
there will be deposited systems to be devoted
excluaively to the service of such ~
As this Intended arrangement il completed.
notification will be given from time to time. 10
ahose concerned.
No person will be permitted to see anv Of the
Baths, who II not furnished with q proper IL
csnse, 50 As to be prepared to grant dispens.t;.
ons to every purchaser under the signature OF
the inventor or his General Agent, as ever.
known violation OF the patent privilege will be
prosecuted according to law.
1aly ls. Il.
T. >. Robt. C. Jennings, the General Agent. IL
furnished with supply Of the Apparatus, At
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New Publications..

Jnsfreeciped and for Sale az s. Plrasanf,
Book-sfors
0DE to Bonaparte. by Lord Byron
- kebccca, or the File de Chambre--
Rosa in London--Defence of Gen. Hull
Bancroft on Colours-The Battle of Lem,
las, &c. &c, &c,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-29
Samuel u. Adams,

IS NOW RECEIVING
100 Casks Nails, assorted,
I Hogshead Knob Locks
i Do. Files,
3 Do. longs, Shovels and Pokers,
I Do. Saddlery assorted.
1 Do. Tea Kettl&S,
Do. Till and Chest Locks. Bu,
Hinges, &c.
4 Do. assorted Hardware,
so Ton Bar Iron, assorted,
Is Baltimore Ploughs,
II Doz. Saddle Trees.
ALSO ON HAND,
A good assortment Of Hardware, Ironmonrerv
Cutlery and Brass Wares, Bolting Cloths
Hoes iron, Nail Rods, &c &e.-which are of.
fered for sale, on moderate terms.