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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
THE ENEMY.
Ertraet eta letter. f1y@' Uhfirr Marlborough

Erhuet ora letter. tiyn Uhfrr NAa96orough.
Juiy Is.
"When wrote to -Uu last informed ;ou.
that the troops Of the seth and 38th, were
here on their way tolshe head of South Riv-
er, for which place 1bcy marched from the
LANYARD near Nottingham, on Friday last
On Friday night, Gen. Windcr and his aid
lodged " = nc. On Saturday morning, they
hpde out 70 Mrs. BerIy's plantation to fix up
spoqte form camp upon, and to which
piasf troops that were at the head of
South over would lie removed. On the re-
turn dTthe General, Information reached this
place, that the enemy were reinforced, and
were advancing up the river. An IS poun-
der that was here, was then ordered back to
the ground it had left near Nottingham, and
the General and his aid set off for Noting
ham.
YESTERDAY, about ID o'clock, dispatches
reached this place from Gen. Winder to Gen
West, informing him that the enemy were
moving up the PatuXent with considerable
force, and required, of Gen. West the imme-
diate assemblage and marching of his whole
brigade to Nottingham.
About the same time an express arrived
from Colonel fancy, of Calvert County,
requesting of Gen. West. all the aid he could
possibly afford, with information that the enc
my had landed in considerable force at Point
Patence-that they had horse and light artil
lery.
Orders were Immediately issued for the
whole brigade, comprising AL the militia of this
County and one battalion from Montgomery, to
march Immediately to Nottingh
horse also under the command of capt. Her
bert are under marching orders-all is hustle
and hurry here and the last report from be-
low was that the British with a number of
bargcs were as high as Lower Marlborough
Barney lies at Whites Landing, about two
miles above Lower Marlborough"
The S6th and 39th will be here TODAY on
their way to Nottingham--a report prevails
that they have landed 1900 men in Calvert
county, and that they heve burnt Hunting
town warehouse-and are On their march by
land to Nottingham Bait. inner.
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sENT1MENT AND WITl

The following are selected from fourteen
regular toasts drank at federal dinner in Sa-
lem, in Massachusetts, at which the paper
says, Hon. Messfs. Pickering and Reed,
Members Of congress, and Professor Smith Of
Yale College" were presenc Batting their
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Ccty eta letter 10 the Secretarv Of Ter r.
ceiz,eH zLcetc-cl..-. IL IL =.
~ " II IN tNS.
Point Look Ont L,1v 1otb 10

j
SlR--,The fleet noticed in nv communica-
ton OF the 18th July; came to an anchor THAI
night opposite Point-no-point, where it was
{oined IN the morning Of the 18th by S sail from
below, viz. brig of 20 guns, ard 4 schoerer.,
two OF which mounts each 10 guns the other
craft, one schooner. when thev all made sail
and proceeded up the bay. understand the
whole Heet az sai) anchored that evening in
the mouth ofthe Patuxent.
Yesterday che three 74's from above, two
iri5ates, one brig, three large schconers, and
t"eive smaller vessels (the latter all cap
tures) anchored between Point-n6-point and
Point Look Out. This morning, (18ti,) at 3
a. NJ. the feet made sail, when 9 74's, one Of
which is the Albion, AID. Cockburn, 9 frigates,
! brig q large toPsaiI schooner and seven
smaller vessels, shaped their cour,e for tbe
Potomac the remaindcrof the fleet proceed
ed down the Bay.
The squadron in PatuXent consists Of 2 fri
gates, sloop Of war, & brig.
Z am, sir, Yours.
III SWAMI.
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JOHN RODGERS.
RAL-1rToRE. Inlv Io.

ThePrivate armed schr. Surprise, Cathell,
of this port, has arrived at an eastern port from
a cruise on the coast of Ireland captured
brigs, 2 sch'rs. and l ship, of which she
burned in sight of Baltimore harbor Greland.)
Left the coast on the 9th May-learned
from her prizes that LOUIS XVIII. WAS
CROWNED 10th MAY.
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ALEXANDRIA, 3uly 20.
L wo gentlemen who arrived here last night
from below, gives the following statement of
the encmy's force III the Potomac. They had
been Chased into Creek below Cone, but
succeeded III getting up. One ~, two frigatcs,
and ten s!oops and sehooners, besides num-
Der OF baiges.-It behoves us to be on the "a
lcrt. So large force in the rivers must have
srecihc ohjcctin view. Let the people
and let the government look to IL. We repeat,
there is danger
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BALrIMoRF. Holy %.

by respectable Gentleman of this city,
just arrived from West River, we learn
The British have again entered the P;itrx-
ent in considerable force. Ten ships, besides
smaller vessels, were IN that ncigh5olhood-
they were ascending the river.
They have diran Auntinston 7t5uccc-
ssare-houses, &c.
General Wmder sent an express &c Govern
ment, informing of the advance of the ere
my.
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From the New-York Commercial Advert
ser, July 10.

BRITTSH REINFoRcEMENTS IN cAwADA
On the margin Of the Plattsburgh Herald,
received at this Office this morning, is written.
the following note:
t" Plaffsburg, Jniy $40 O'Clock, 4. ~.
eve are Informed by a gentleman of We
racity, who has just arrived here from Ma
lone, IN Franklin county, that he had seen
handful printed two or three DAYS since At
Montreal, announcing the arrival of TWEEN
If REGIMENTS of lord Wellneton's ar
my at Quebec, containing between II and
Is, eco men.
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N3wPon T. Ju,y ~.

N5WPoRT, July -.
a company of militia, under the command
OF Capt' burlington, are now doing duty on
Brinton' neck, at the South end oft6is Island
Two companies of sea-fcncibles arc be raj
sed as speedily as possible, solely for the de-
fence Of this town.
he British continue 10 hover round orr
hafbor. On Sunday last, they burnt a schr.
probably loaded with wood, from the East
ward.
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Ertyaet ofG letter from BrezJstcr, dat
JuI,y &

con Thursday last, boat belonging to
Harwich, returned to Harwich, from Nan
tucket with 16passengers, principally women,
and cargo of wool and cotton, was captured
by tender to the Nymphe frigate, which was
at anchor off Chatham. An officer and two
men were put on board to examine the cargo
they were unarmed, except a Ratchet
which the officer had, and one Of the sailors
a long knife. The captain was taken from
the boat OF board the tender.
" In the afternoon, thick fog sprung up,
which oocasioned them to lose sight Of the
tender, when two young men, (neither TWEEN
y,) with some knives they had secreted CAL
led throaters, such as fishermen have, rose
upon the men when they were off their guard
and made them prisoners, and brought the
vessel in Upon the officer edging his honor
that they would send their capt ashore, the
young men gave them boat and some provi
sions, and let them 80 off The capt. came a.
shoe the next morning. One of the brave
young men belonged to North Carolina--hs
name is Smith--the other Nickerson, to Har-
wich."
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Yesterday morning, arrived in this harbor,
the priva:eer scar. Surpiize, of Baltimore,
element Catheli, Esq. commander, from a
cruize OF iiS days--during which she has been
into the British Channel, as far up as the
Lizard, Up the Irish Channel, as far as Kin
sale, through the Western islands, ON the
Banks of New foundland, and the coast of No
va Scotia--She has been chased sixteen times,
but escaped by superior saline. On Monday
last, saw enemy's Ships off Long-Islantl-
The Surprize has parolcd 101 prisoners, and
has 10 in her different prizes. The following
is a list of her captures, &c.
2Sth March, boarded the English ship
Hope, Fl. Halifax to Bermud-. cargo lumber,
&c. ordered in.
Oath April, fought and took the English
brig Nutouscif, mounting 10 guns ard so men,
from Lagllira, bound tn Gibraltar, laden with
cocoa and coffee ordered her III. Arrived
at Wiscassct. Lost in this action the sailing
master of,hc S.
5th May, spoke the Lawrence privateer,
from Baltimore, cruise had taken four
prizes.
18th, took the English brig Traveller,
from Bergen, bound to Palermo, ladels with
stock fsh-ort,cred her in Arrived ct
port.1
18th, took the English schr Fox, Fl. PoSs
soners
9th, captured the English brig Fortitude,
Iauzeau. IF Rio Janeiro, bound to Guernsey,
laden with coffee, hides, rice. fustic, rum and
molasscs sent her for America.
Same day, captured the English brig Mar
garet, Ormay, fr. Lisbon, bound to Dublin, la
den with slaves, fiaX-Sccd and oranges sent
her for America.
goth, put all the prisoners ca beard Span
ish brig.
Capt Cathell learned that the pr. General
Armstrong, Champlin, OF Ncw-York, was of
the English coast, committing great depre-
datlons on the enemv's commerce.
The Surprize is fine schooner, Of 4C2
toils, 10 guns, and has crew on board of SIS
men,
FROM THE NEWBORN cAz. july J., NOON.
Gea. BroSc','s crr-y.-A letter from an Of
tcer in Utica, ofthe 10Th inst. says -" have
heard this evening from our army in Canada.
Major general Brown pursued the enemy to
Queenstown heights, where he was on the
10th, and would wait the arrival oe baggage,
&c. The enemy had retrcated towards Bur
linSton Heights, * arrangements were made
by the maj gen. to cut him off. Gen. B. will
certainly succeed in the conquest of that part
of the upper province from Burlington Heights
say head of Lake Ontario, to Maiden, and
probably the whole. If the feet Will co-ope-
rate, the British army must surrender if not,
it is probable they may effect their escape.
The feet were to sail on Monday last.
LATEsT-By the Steam Boot. We learn
by gentleman who came passenger in the
steam boat from Albany, that general Brown
was at Queenstown, the enemy having retir-
ed after the battle of Chippeway. On the
18th inst. an express passed from general
Brown, through Utica for Sacllett's Harbor
Commodore Chauncey had not sailed on Mon
day, but was waiting for the arrival of sea-
men.
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NORFOLK, july 90
On Monday three Of the eneny's frigates
came down the Bay, and anchored in Lynn
haven Bay.
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NEw-YoRK, July II.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

FoRTsMoUTH, n. H. July a.
DEAR SIR,
The Eastern Stage has just arrived.
Ihavs converscd with a passenger who left St.
Johns few days ago-Hc states that feet
had lately arrived at Halifax with 1900
troops, and brought Messenger with dis
patches to the Governor of Canada The mes
senger states that Commissioners on the part
Of our government and his, had met, and that
the general opinion was in England that a
speedy peace would be concluded. He said
that HE WAS in his opinion bearer Of an Ar
miStice.
Mail Stage is waiting,
Yours, in haste,
c. BAKER.
?. s. have broken open my letter to say
that frigate has arrived at Halifax. with +
-. Il -
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Frfract n 4 letter fran Portland, o.atea
.Julu 1g

"utY To-
] have the pleasure to inform you of the
arrival here, this morning. Of tho letter oe
marque brig Dash, Capt Cammet, 9 DAYS
from Wilmington, n. G. with a cargo. of $50
b6ls. flour, % hhds tobacco, rice, tar and.
reeds. On. Cassia's Ledge, Yesterday, she
was close chased by "a, and was obliged to
throw overheard 80 bbls. Of -four and about
IS bbls. tar, to effect her escape.
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REMARKS.

The gentleman who communicates the a
bovc is a man Of veracity, and says the report
was credited in Passport. There is nothing
incredible in it. That a ship of war should
have arrived in Halifax, in a short passage
from Europe, is very likely from the winds
that prevailed in June That Commissioners
have been appointed to meet ours, we have
known to be a ct:-That they would get
together in London, was not impossible, tho
former advices pronounced it improbable -
That an armistce would be among their first
acts we can readily believe and that an c7z-
press should be he.6earer of it to the Militia
~ Commander IN Chief is not unlikely BUR
1t is also probable, if an event of so much
interest as an armistice had arrived in Hall
fax, the 1st inst. it would have been Official
ly received here in very few days And
II the dispatches were unknown to the autho-
rites, how came they revea led to the
Messenger 1--WE are inclined to believe that
war vessel has arrived in Halifax, in a short
passage from England and that she has bro't
dispatches of mportance-yVhat they are a
short time must develope. CentiieL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08
Nes0 q fabionabk Britannia Ware.
ENOCH MOJuTON.

NJ Js-e,' Rosv E~sS.-ge A,ss
LAS JUN received, ia addition to his former
: : rock, new and fafhiouAbIe afortment OF
britannia Ware
among which are-elegant fwered, curved and
ob'ong rsa pcss. Mix Pots, Sugar Bowls, Tum
b'ers Stuff Bises, &c land 10 daily expecting an
s6or.nsen' Of Church Furniture, iush a. FiagSons,
Tanksrds Balons anc Tumblers--alI which will
be fold a. low a. can be purchafed in Bolton or
efewhere. drt tg
h1S- On hand general aflor,ment Of Plated <
Japa"ed Wsse- Jewsiry-- Gu iery. &c.
LiAssDys v ," S.p. ~ss.f aess,'.g warranted gold
NeekiaeW-Soup lAdses- GRAVY do.-Tahle aud
Tea spoons-Sugar Tcngs-sal, SpocHs-- Tea Pots
Milk do.-sugar Bcwis-T Observation-Disclosures
Watch Chans--1 himbles, &C.
gene a sdorsmsni Of MILITARY GOODS,
all OF which u Of the ia,ef ard mott approved
fsihions and wo' kmsoihip, and will be told At
iuch prices - be thinks will meet The appreciation
OF he culcmess Pe,aissd, Nay 80 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08

Henry Warren,


HAs purchaied, at comfortable expenfe, the
patent right of making and vending Soda
Water 10 this town and has takea the fore ad
joluiug the poa Office. where thote who with 60
teh its iaubr ous qualities, are invited to cali It
will be fouad to sode(s many Of he exhiierating
without any Of the Intoxicating qualities Of ardent
fpirits and, as Doct Ruth ha, judy obferved,
will lead thoie who fu5tuute It for ltrong drink,
to Health aud Wealth" a
Soda Water has long been ia ufe 10 mon of the
cities Of the United states The greateit proof Of
is peafant and faiutary effects, is the ncreafiDg
demand TO, it in every place where it has been
manufactured Doca Ruth, of PhilxdeIp hia, has
given il his NOT decided recommendation by pia.
cling it 6rtt IN his scALs OF TsMPERAKcs. Soda
Water, when pure, fParkles 10 the gais has a
peaiant and aciduous tate, and forms a whofome
and eafant beverage. Il dim'nIihes ehirii. edeus
the morbid heat Of the body, aud acts q. power
iul diure,ic; il 10 alto an excellent remedy for an
increafed irritabiIity Of the iomach &c. &c.
~ For fae a. above. Pr. Carbon, or Prepared
Charcoal 7ao6 Po1Disy, 70 much eiteemed 70,
ceanGog and beautIfyius the Teeth.
AspsH |
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08
Sherif's Sale.

CUMBERLAND. s..
7siss ~ Exss.ios end to Be fold at Psbfe Aaos,
Saturday,. tie scsb 10, # A.gse ssxs, at - s'siaek
IN On fbs pvemys'--
A LII the &;ghs in Equity of Redemption which
"A John Lord has ia and unto the following DEF
cribed morsgaged Real Ei!ase fitu.ie 10 Portland,
bombed and delcribed as follows. to wt--the
oortherly half Of the Dwelling ioufe now occupi.
ed by the laid Jehn Lord, 6.uate the fou.h~elt.
erly tide of Plumb heet in laid PortlAod, soge.h.
81 with one half OF he Lot Of Land wherein iaid
Houle llaaas. it being the tame lot the laid John
Lord and one Mofes Dow. purcha(ed OF Nathaniel
w. Feenald. SEPTEMBER IA. 1893. and bounded a.
bv fxid Fernalds deed 70 fad Lord and Dow, re.
corded in the Cumberland fegiitry. Lib 80. folio
ia aad S4s. may appear. reference thereto being
had Alto, one half part Of another lot in the rear
81 the above and s1jsining thereto, being the fame
the faid Lord and DSw purchafed Of Jofeph Owen
aad Re, Feb. 2i, 1891, aud bounded As BY their
deed 20 he iaid Lord and Dow. duy recorded ia
laid records L,bro IS. page $50. reference thereo
being had for the bounds, together with one bait
Of all other budnss. privileges and aPpurtepance.
thereon, and il the fame psesniies thar faid Lord
nov oceunie. anc poG.aes. Said Real Eitate :
uortgaxed 70 William Lord, of laid Portland, TO
locuse the 3aymeat OF fevsn bundled dollars. with
iasereil from the fifth OF June 1878.
GARDINER WALKER, DEPT StaV
Psssioad. July Il, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08
Nr.W GOUiJo.
Nebber & Chase.


HAVE fors sale an extensive sssori ment Of
5 ENGLISH q FRENCH GOODS,
uitxb!e for the present and approaching sc
oE--aInong which are,
\ Bees, supeefine Broadcloths
Mldllng and low psiced do.
Superhae CAssimcess, consisting Of
black, drab and mixed
Cords --CoAs,ngs- -DufEils
F.snnels and b4izcs
feiiscs Cloth -BombazeuS
Waooyes - Dur ants Grapes
Best dress'd and uEdsessed Calicoes
Silk nd commoE G.ngasns
CsVlDricks, whi,e c,srk -"sa eetaured
A large assortment, Of Fancy Musiins
Shswis--silk aud Gotten Hsndkerchlefs
I.arg Lswn-- Linen--ES aces ~
Gentlemen aud Ladies Beaver Gloves
ditto ditto silk 4 woss,ed Hose
Black and coloured Sewing Si'ks
Goa, and Vest Buttons
Ribbons Tsfes and Bobbins
Neutrality-suspicious. Grapes
Italian Crapes-Pins
Cotton Hose, gentlemen & ladies
Silk Button Moulds.
A general assortment of American
Factory Gep's &c Nc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08
William Bakers Eftatc.

TO be fold BY order Of Court, on the twep.y.
= third day Of AuguQ next. at II o'clock 10 &c
forsnoon-fhe whole of the Real Eflase Of Win.
.am Baker, iate OF Portland, in the coun.y 4 Cnt
bertrand, mariner. deceated. or 70 much thereof =
viii rAde the FUN Ct three ,houfana Gx hundro(
dol ars to Pay the debss of faid deceaied--vs
He Homeitead, aear Clay Cove, in faid Portland.
VIZ, Laod. Dwelling homie and our houfe, errsu
what has been let off for the Widows dower-A
imail Lot Of Land back Of Johu Kinbail., and
Lot on York .itreet-one Share. No IS. IL III
Portland Monumeps.
Ahs-rhe right Of the Widow Dover conffa !,
ing of her third eft Real Eaa,e Of the la,e Car,
William Bakes.-Sak to h q fbs Hsss.sAsJ, cs,,
49, NAssY BAKER. !. 1ss .'s s.',.
Jsts 90. 1878
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08
Medieiaes, Paints and Dys-StnfS.
BENJAMIN Butman,

Benjamin Butman,
SIs Of the Golden Msr,sr, Midd'eif'"f,
HAS JUN received frefh fupp'y of
Msdieines, Paints and Dye-SfHtS,
aud offers for faie--
bbls London White Lead
9 do Spruce Yellow
81 do Lnteed Oil
100 lbs. Verdigr,ie
40 do Gum Copal
rs do Gum 6he'iack
80 boxes by CAFE
IL do by 20 do
10 do 20 by ~ do
do 10 by IS do
SO tons Logwooa
~ do Faaic
do Nicaragua
9 hhds, Ground Camwood
Is calks oe0 Green CoPperaS
do Alum
1900 lbs Ronas Vitriol
500 do Oil do
100 do aqua Forsis
$50 do Nader
200 do Bengal Indigo era quality
100 do refined Camqhor
50 do Turkey OPiSm
100 do QuickGlver
100 do sue. Aloes
IS do Gen,ian Root
100 do Crem Tartar
500 do Flour Sulpher. &c As. ~s7
Purchaiers can be fupplied with alnott ever
article uiually wanted 10 the above branches, upoa
the lowell terms for Calh or approved credit.
Jsly IS smo
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08
1T The BOOKSTORE OF
E, LITTLE & co.

r EWIs and Clarks Expedition TO the fources OF
- tie M -FOUR, thence acrois the Rocky Noun
Gains aud down the river Columbia, to the Paci &c
ocean-The Wanderer, by Madame D'Arbay--
Rebeeca. or the Fl.e De ChamDfe Cattle Rack
rant, by NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 PROBE and
verfe, by Mis- Elizabeth Smith. with fome account
of her life and cAaracter- Biographical sketches of
American Naval Hesoes-D.hsrtatons on the
Prophecies. which have been remarkably fulfilled.
aod At this time ar. 6Iing in the world. by 1hos
Newtou. D. u --Wosks OF H Moore. in vols,-
School Books and STATIONARY in great variety. s
May be Dad a5,vs,
few 7slets HslVes and Q4svse,s. in the excellent
Pymcu,h Beach Lottery. now drawing in boilon.
7vfv rs,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08
II Rare Chance.

N this time OF fearful expectation. the follow
: ing rare chance offers itself TO some mcrelisns
or mechanic who would like to get swsy from
the expected troubles OF the sea coast. a vaiu.
able FARM Of about 100 acres, situated in !
pleassnt town about twenty miles from Portland.
Is offered for SALE Ire price is three thous md
dollars. One half uf The money, may, II desired,
be funded IN the hAsds Of The purchaser, with
proper security. for 20 years. having the inter
est psid annually. The other paid in.7 years. It
equal semisnnusi payments. And one half Of
these payments Will be taken in the produce Of
ne farm. II desired On . speedy application to
the Printer. sll further psrIiculs.s may be OBJ
"ioed August l.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08
Farm for Sale.

mouth, near prefumpfcot Bridge, three mica
and half from Portland, on the poit road leading
to Brunfwick containing abou, fifty four acres Of
excellent Land, all under improvement, and cuts
from eighteen to twenty tons Of iat hay and thach.
There IL Handing on the premiles couvenient two
aory Dwelling Houfe. Alto, barn and outhoufes.
The above Farni pieafan.iy l,uaied. For further
particular enquire Of
REUBEN KNIGHT.
Faisosdb. Jsiy IS, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08
Baker & Bartels,

Baker Il BartelS, -
LAVE for faIe, q their fore. bottom of BIZ.
change Erect. head of Long Wharf-
10 hhds. W. I. Rum
Is do N. E. Rum
pipes Cogniac Brandy
fe .ss s M.i,s. L'lS'' WINES
pipes American Gin
hid 10 bbla and boxes Sugar
20 chefs and boxes tiyaon, -rRAs
Souehong aud Bohea
1000 lbs Coffee
Is bales w Cotton
IS do Prime Upand Cotton
Is caiks I'D, &c, Sd, iod * goo EIGHTH wrought
Nails
90 do al, Cd al rod, i9d and cod cut Nails
ls boxss by 3 and = by 10 Cisfs
S VFs ratent Shot
10 a. cgl~s Gon Powder
10000 ameriesn Iigars
50 csik. Harris Fig Tobacco
10 90 p,gsa,i do
5 Go RE
q boxes dip; Candles
20 do Wndior soap
500 lbs Loaf sugar
Caik and boxes Rai6ns
Bag Pepper
bo1s. cotton add wool Cards, Nos 4. 5,s.7
=, 8 and 20
400 brihes Corn
100 do Wheat
SO do Aye
goo lbs Bengal Indigo
10 bbu Copperas and Alum
toni Loewood
do Nicaragua Wood
ESQ hid. $, Ube. SAT- W
Few bags blown Salt
900 quinta's Cod and scale Fifh
own ~. f,t>.. pr,k
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08
Manufactured Goods.

Ne z, M.Deys Ron.
JOSEPH POPE. agent for Ai~y y B,ews. of
Providence, who keep him conftantly fupplied
from ,heis long known and we'll eAAblifhed Fact-
ry at Pawtucket. with general aaorsment of
american Cotton Goods,
coNsnTiNo OF
Single Yarn for Warp aud Filling
s& s threaded white * color'd Stocking Yarn
White and coiored iewing Cottons
Shirtings --sheetipgs-C hecks--Stripes
Chamorays-Bed Ticking, &c
~ shopkeepers ia town and country and PEG.
pie in general who win to furnfh themfelves with
he above articles, will be fuppIed st the Factory
prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08

TO be fold. by order of the Judge Of p,ob.,.
for the county of Cumberland, on Wedne1d,v
the I7th day If Auguf INIT Il two O'Clock P. M.
At the tore Of Samuel Audrews, 10 Bridp,on : Iof
OF Land numbered in the ed range and I'd dv;f.
ion of iota IN the town of Hasrlon, BEING an n.
land which Mai Jofdon. ia.e of BsidRtoo W.
Poiiefed OF At the time of his deceafe, being abopt
SO acres, more or lefs part Of fad and il uster
Improvements. Condition. made known Al ,he
time and place of fals-For further par.icular..
afp'yto IONA. MERRILL -.
RUTH MERRILL, 6afl'''''s
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