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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-03

CentrevilIe, Feb 10 lawew
10 The Editor of the Virginia
Patriot, is requested to pubIlsh the a.
Dove and send his account to thi1 OfnCe.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-03

wa LdIluS.
uyE Subscriber wishing to remove
40 the Great Kenhawa, offers for
Sailor Exchange for Lands in that
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-11
Ten Dollars RcYvard.

F ANYWAY from the subscriber ON the 18th
uitimo, an apprentice boy about 90 years old
feet or inches high, dark eSes aud hsir, his
lately returned from Norfolk, ia requistion from
near Stanton, under Captsin Bihb, whore he weAt
oJ TIE name OF James Maekey, when he had bee
runaway for six months Vrcvious-hi; real name i.
Ssines NJ Bride; he has a brotker, runaway also
~ TIE name q Jostph M'Rride, ehou; rs years cid
snd dark hair; the lsItsr went M in Msrsh !ss,--
there IS little dout; b.. beth have proceeded to
wards stauuton. ] -i3 rive the shove reward to,
either OF them, or 70 dollars Zoe both.
RALPH ALIEN.
June q.
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Juae I.

FsffE Propretors of,he New Line Of Stag 81 c Nd.
: ed the Redmond 81 Washington Bispstch,
which Tin connection with the line called the Rich.
'no'd and Petersburg D'ap~tch) &c to run every o.
thet day from the city o' Rchn Ond an3 from the
cts OF Wsshi0gtoE-- started from each OF those
e'te5 on Saturday the 2Stb VII The above line Of
snges leaving Richmond e. o'elost A. NJ. every
ttnet Day viii arrive at Warrington on tue follow
as d'y and leaving Ws5siG6t1r also az ! g. NJ
t'cgy other DAY, viii arrive at Richmond ~ \ T. M
~ ts2 DAY following. The stage lcsying Richmond
s1! Start from the Bell Tsver,.-and chat which
y 20 run tr1n Wssbington viii stsrt at Mr. Ioleph
s,immes's Tavern in George Dovn, snd will on its
Tsutel cal fer PASSENGERS at Mr.. CrswfsrPs Tsy-
'rpi1 the same town, and at the re5pactve Tavern
o. MesTs ell, MeLeon aEd NJ Keowia la The
r'ty - Washington. The road along this new ronts
- Doe ~ the bcs, country eau bosst, The route
ss 20 shorter tlau toe old oHe * the fare to trsv.
SER 2. 'aa1h cScaEcs s5d rIya"r sc good sc slosz
Sc % road.-Isese considerations, il Is presumed
secure 60 the Proprielurs Of the Richmond 1ad
washington Dispatch, &c much oil the public patron.
rye 40 t<9y o1ed ressopsbly ask or expect TO en-
sure pt'ronege, they have proyiied che be-, &
lost pleasant y stages, good borses, s-d sober s,ea
uy sud s<.a!u. Drivers
Every possible care shall Js TAX On e aaggses, Bat
'"a Frprieyyf. cauaOt be snswers5ie for sny loss
thereof
fJ81 :. Il
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FOX $3.50.

y 53iA val1sJls and bsaudfuI seat, wbereon NV
- fe.is, kuowr by The name Of thc Long Branch,
e7aftinsg hy late survey no Acres.---i,yiry ON
Gle Fsttrs Of B,fcoi Greek AMI Oh ths rod ..sd.
10 f-"o 1fcys Bridge 20 dahlaS Cau-t.H9nse.
s0i 81 'y miles trou enc later psLc. 1bcrs IS
= veg. t'od dwciirs house vito two rooms below.
81 tr' syoqc. esursnisnt ou-t0nses toze cher vith
ferers gtluaJ.e 8srpr, 5,s1lc., &r--hi-1. vain
s9ls Dlstilsry, within :wo miles O. Two exeefsnt
inis. There 70 sbod, one t,irj at The shove tract
cul su3 ia cudvaticn--tbe vooj-laud ss VI rs tie
i1rt oni, Is supposed 20 rs equal not superior 90
@hl a'sh.isnd tract in the county fsr,15 may be
kevu, By applying to the c1bscribsr.
JOHyTH. COOKE.
tis!ifax County, Jv2e 1. Sra
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DOMESTIC.
FROM the Boston Cenffnek. Tune I
PROSPECT RE.EDHE ne

IRON the Boston Cemfinek, Tune IL
PROSPECT BEFORE. Us.
Al the late letters from ENGLAND state.
Notwithstanding tire good wishes c: the yri
ters tor Peace, "T'hat there were no midi
cations whatever of an accommodation
with the United States, and that the Anne
ricen Envcys would return az they came
out THAT the English peoulc were uni-
versaiiy % opinion, that the VS., was de-
cared to assist Bonaparte, and to ruin and
starYe them and they quoted Mr.. Madi.
sons OWN WORDS in his Message recommen-
ding the Embargo in proof--and think the
y. States ought 10 be content to sb .re tho
tate OF Bonaparte THAT the War was
quite popular in Parliament, and anons
he manufacturing towns and petitions
mad been presented to Government iron,
various mercantile institu tons, praying. tina;
any accommodation which may take
place, the mt rests of tie Eng i merchants
ard coIon'sts may be preferred 10 those OF
America by the refusal to permit Arneri
can vessels to trade 20 the East and Wesi
indie9, or to fish on the Banks Of Nev,.
toundiand-of this number there are sron,
4U TO $4,000 from Nova Scotia. New Rr,ns
wick, and S.. Johns.' One letter. saws
/" Inc Emperor of Russia musl feel fx
tremeiy grateful for the good 7yisfes of 4 =
naerica, in declaring War against his civ
81 the very moment Bonaparte was in full
march for the subiugaticn Of his Enuire
tiis late silence on the subie.t indicates
that lie l5stiEes Great Britain in rehis;uo -
accept his mediation. Netting could lave
been more unwise than the manner ana
time IN Which your Government declared
toe War"
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May 4.

" NJ RICHfRDSOW, Matchmaker,
= RESPECTFULLY informs hia customers, and
d the Fubie generaly, ,nst his Tour of NIlitaly
Servse having terminated, he has resumed his Ia.
aines, st tie Sign Of tie Clock Gsd Watcher on
toe South side OF r Cor rasiG) Street, East of The
Market E-itgo, bstweeu 90 and 2ist Streets, and
soioits r'neSol Of thsir past fayours
IT. =. - neither spare time no. care, % make
lis WORT perform we'll, and istiers himself with toe
hope, of giving satisfaction, to those WAC may IA
vour him with their custom.
May 20. f.,
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UTashinrton. .Tu1e A.

Washington, June A.
Among the letters brought out 70 New
York from England, by the cartel shin Fair
American, Capt. Adams, there were ~.
nnceIstand' great many from American
PRISONERS Oh war, tn their friends in this
country a considerable portion of these.
20 number several hundreds, we're written
by that unfortunate class OF cur seanea'
VINO, lie ing been Impressed into toe Brisi \
naval service prior 90 tue con,rrerceo,z,, ,
( OF hosliiities, were, subsequently, q tia,
vent, discharged from the eremy's shins at
war to prison, there to be held until they
sazli be able to prove, by such evidence &c
the government Of Great Britain NAV doe m
satisfactory, that they are citiz3ns of ths.
United States L NAV be readily sunno
eed that the enemy has given uD tn thc
prisons as ts~ as possible and there ia no
uonbt that the number thus DISCHARGED Is
nIuch exceeded by those who have been re-
tanned TO fight the battles Of our fos. The.
occurs scarcely naval action between q
british vessel and one Of ours, that We dc
not hear that some Of our Citizens bsvc-Fau
en- III combat snder the flag Of the adverse
~. Three are said t. hsve been elain nm
board the Epervier, in her late engagement
With the Peacock
( : he condition OF these prisoners in En-
! gland, Is peculiarly hard, and their situa
ticn truly affecting. The British autbnr;-
tea, even II ordinary cases, are in the Dr7c-
tee OF rejecting the most authentic docu
inents, that sufficiently establish the cbarsc
Ger On CiuZehSh!p, ana which have been
! 't'lHed, nnt only by the minor, but by the
niger inaSiStrscy o. our Country. Indeed.
%ne.e the applications of oar agents in
London have been OF any time attended
with success, the Teleas. of our c,ninea
seamen has been marked by DELAYS. and bv
= reluctance, that III accord with the Il Mn.
matte professions Of the British government.
nut, IN the case Of the unhappy America -
mar uers, whose only relief from the horrors
OF Impfcssment has been a removal 10 The
miseries Of = different kind of incarceration.
foTFUe, TEN, ana TWENTY YEARS
periods for which many of them have ben
tnrciDiy detained from their homes & their
families have thiuned or annhIlated. bv
death ara Dispersion. the originally narrow
circles Ct their relatives and acquaintapces
SO that, IN wiring FIR proofs of birth or
Baptism suppoSug they rnight be svailinr
they are at . less 70 whom = address them
selves. We are a-su-ct, that mess Of the let
teTs 10 question contain, in substance. rs
sagts Ike the following:
" Was impressed m l7o3, and m the
ccciaiation If war delivered myself up
as an American c;Gz n, AID expected 70
return nome Immediately but was sHrpri-
Zed To Ind that WIS 70 remain prison
er, un,tI ] get papers 60 prove my citizen
ship"
" am here in poison Con board the Grown
Pom y a',rr being impressed in 1901
Il ~ mother h. uyirg. ssk her 20 90 to the
Gus ac' nouse and O., ne another prolec-
"it is SO ioDq since I heard from any
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n. q. IN pursuance Of the sbyve notification, T.ll
val con snce o. Friday next, and be demanded of
an Fersoas travelling said road rs apportionpd By
fW. CQR1ER Il. P.4GE,
President Of The Board
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PATRIOTS IN EAsT-FT.OPIDA

PAi ROTS IN EAST-FLORIDA.
EItr0ct Of letter from an officer. il, the
CAN'T Of Lo,ch7vGy Z" 10 n Den,Ls,,,,,,,
1914. %
" have just returned from the Lotcbwav
country where went with general Buckn,T
harms. l left this with the hope Of being
ao,e 20 remain there, and hold tse country
but oar hopes are in some measure flse;.
ed, for we had the misfortune to Iosa ,,e.
eral Harris-he was killed, it is sunp0ead
by party OF negroes, who way laid and
ho' him on the 5Ih inst. He was the ysfsle
support OF the cause. l. wculd have 4. uep
'oRg since, had it cot been for the great ex-
ertions made by him.
MS a great pity that the country is not
settled, tor it IS ore Of The finest in the world
tine lands are very rich."
we understand, since the murder oF oen-
era Harris that the Patriots have brel,on
up their settlements and are returnint, 80
their MONIES. The government Of the in;
I'd States has been blamed f,r the con nc.
OF these nen but the executive oower ne
Yer did approve o. the eitlesneot. and bav-
IN no way countehanced the irrrp,ion IL,
East fiorida--the emigration os fr q cif;~
zens Cannot te stopped If thcy chuse TO
run the risk Of responsibility. Ledger.
from The Frankf7 K fosifory, nay s1.1
FROM ERIE.
ETfract oF a letter f,m one If tbe C,,n.
6r'1and .DoinHfeets, 10 his Cieua in this
flace, da'ca
Erie, Nay 20. 1914.
We have received MARCHING ord vs. IN
'rP'i. 90 i'il6ara river, and win march IN
few C-ys
"On Wednesday the 11th instant. Col.
CampogIl and NJ joT Marlin, mace d
mdnd OF Colonel Fen.on fpr 500 volunteers
TO 80 to l. ny p tint. as they had re-cjv ii
Information OF the Bdtiah having consider
aole stores end men q muss from the
Point. This put the hand TO the hear, 10
6eterHine who Cid not wish 20 tresd H.
Canada shore, ard J am happy tn iagor,c
you, the dcm9pl wes comrli Il wi.h ipstset
~, with t1st aacrily that vas no, dist.oor
no 10 the PcnosyTsnia yc.un'eers ard f7i
tito we drew for- days rati0ns, al than
C3'E q, and crI9Srl;ed 50, FrTdav. Csnisi,e
Alexander, @i'chtN, IIesd-I, l.c',.-ts 2,I
Iofeisod, went from Curlbrriana. vi,t
zoos OF t1c'r men, 'hoygh 80 e t,em Fl
some nat ant soHt b nind . su.-i Erie h.ll.
there was some 90. ~ of Sir Sse3rgs
'rCvcst coming from eer Canada end
''or'0ing tAe hAl 10 our ansepce li Captain
'ltCne ard Lirut" .o0t ~ q ~len. aa.ui-
tered their kG1y' Cas, VIII & ;be o,aer
'bcers. FcaDt I'm and Aosi1s tJrced ont
welt Msjcr SYs5d and Adju.sut Pc was
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% June 7.
Erfract ora letter from Joshua Ro,7ey.
Gaq. con'wnndiuG He u. s.. Flo.Hu H.
ire Ches0f ceFe, 10 the Secretary Of hc
" aUy, dated
PhTuzzNT, J1ne 9.
On the 1st inst. at 8 4. VI We rot undo
way from this place. Ato Che espey and
lo'a.-out boat sienaicd the enemy. brig e.
achpoaerbc!ow Us, tue wind Eehf from the
northward aud inclined ~ calm: we cav
chase, saiis anil oars, and csme 10 wiz
tncH very fast. On approaching. 1 found
'aat thcY we're two echr5. enc IuH r,gfd.
shcWinT ports on side. .,r ~ dt s,
hale anS hrcd gics : when OF ~ JerO1qes
We o'9c"vered large snip under eay, aud
that she had dispatched g. nlmrcr al b9~
Ses 10 tue assistance O. the Sca-s. Unfo-
tuaately at this time the wind shifted to S.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-11

nj y ticE.-The Conn. ssionere sp2ointol To-
~ we" the Brook torapike Road, harsg re-
ported to the ENscUtive that two-,hds oE tue said
road have been completed, according 60 the p,yi.
sons OF tie set o Asssably, ineor poratirg the com
PAny for opening the said road do, therefore, IN
compliance with the law aforesaid, give this public
rNtInn Of ins Nannn
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yORH ,SPRTWES Tr,1I,vis-o,,J-,

VItN u -cUNlfFId
FENHE Pubic is respectfully Informed, tlat eonsiS-
" ersbe expense LES Seen incurred BY the New
Proprietor, TO make this establishment more worthy
[; the elegant sosety which u7ualy trequents it
The boarding houses are ready for ths receI-
tion Of company.
lc stuaGcn Of these springs, in the raidst OF a
from tie Towns % York, Harrisburg Carlisle, Get.
tJsburg, and Hanover, offers great source Of u
Isuse usAtWhich sddsd t. the quality of the va der
sovereign IN al Gases Of Liver complaint, darsnee-
Iaent OF Bile, J uuuiee Sle niece the York sntiSss
On an equality with any in this acunjry.
a good manager With selected servants under the
anne d'ste eye IS the Proprietor Will most probal,
give general ssiisiaciicu.
Jane 3. o.
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Dry Good faction k0om.
FT7HE Subscriber viii hereafter, have Dry
( Goo5s auction, OF "Wednesday IN each week,
oftener necessary, st the STORE Of the 0Sper
e1nenf Of -hGyo's saiidHg--a Applications to be made
At mis- Vendus Office, between Nessr5 Tompkns
and Murray aad Mr.. VIM. Shernrd's.
JAMES BROWN, JIG.
May Z. lf
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~, JOSHUA BARNEY.
ron' nm. Joaca, Secretary Of The Nav.

By private letters f-om Na,ch;,,c, or
the last Of April, we learn that de- CavlI.
tonjsts were again assembling on the ~,
Of TIE Sabine under General To!-1o. rive
hundred had embodied, end taeir npmber
was rs@id)y eocTcasnr. determined ON a
gain attempting revolution in the Mexi-
can provinces.
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LLN;7U JfL7ES, Lieut. Gsv'r,
acting in The a5seAce of tic Goceyaor.
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w. and squaliy, which brought the shin L
"ind"ard OF Us AID vnder rrcss ct sails
steering for Point -Lcob.Out. OF cou,ye
could cut us of from The Potomac. thsn
made the signal COR PatuXcnt, aud was Iol
lowed by "a, three sChrs snd seven bar
Scs' VITA fresh wind, a ally & rain (bad
Tor ny bCats). A. 4 y. vi. we doubled
round Ccda' FoiRt IN tre mouth f the ii.
yer, the bargcs ia at suii, rs the wind haU
hauled to the westward, aud rowcd ~ M
der the weather shore. The Scornfe5, u'or.
ked in very well, bat the gun boa!a being
IN the rear. particularly gun boat IS7 (,-i-l
provisions 1.-THE entmv's force var, Itre
astern, hnd,rG must lose No. ISL or risk
an engagement, ! brought the Scorpion aud
gun bat No. l58 tH anchor seat MN On
Ooaro lS7 to row nd tos her in, tue fide
and wind being against us. S,r.a!ed ~
5argas 70 return and join me ;;mmad,ste.v
at thus moment Nc. 1SS and my self opeued
| IRE On toe large scHr. who was lea-ina 10
"ieh number CT bargcs sne immetliately
bore up end got Der boats ahead To tcw he,.
or, my barges rowed down upon Ter end
ne other sctconcrs. and gave them = nun.
ber ct Shot at long distance. ne then rave
ont the chase 30. under ~ ~ wIth the Scor.
oion and gun boats, and returned into mort
With al The 'otiia. During The firing the
enemy advanced q barge Which threw
F9ctsIs hus a. neY caanac be directed with
any Certainty, they old no execution but
ma they can De thrown turtter than we Can
w shot, We Conclude rom this ess ayt ~
BE- their mode of warfare sea;nt the fotills.
nc Is IS row aachGied Oh the meath OF
tots river, the large schr. with her--the
barres p,6y about all day-tne other scbrs.
nave gone Gown the BAY, l presume Cor
IN IRE force, in wkiCb case come attack may
brooa9ly be made 10 attack Us. We lay a
bout three miles uD the river Cin &; i, \
: shal! observe their actions and &c, accor-
a!hg'y. 10" regret not having fornaces
'or hot s'iot' In day or two expect the
ene'ny wal make their arraGoements, and II
ire troops hat are in this neiehborho
were ordered 70 this place / Conceive GOOD
nsc mightb be made of them.
Cory Of leffcr from Compodo-e Pm
ntg' 10 The Secretary efMe .NaDv, 4a-
e,n 49, Jpn- I'll 1914.
SlR-The bearer Of the enclored "a tie
way - Lfcnardato7vn. met Major SI,lort
with ;hree Hundred men, of the 96sb. rne,cc.
ing to Cedar Point; the Major hos been
with me.
Ihe enemy the same az yesterday. excent
the return 81 { schooner from brlow--tb..
weather thick, ard bIowisg so dat I can
NOT vel discover their r,0vemenss THO
Mi sends Fl an officer with letters r.
the Secretary az War, by whon his roes
am Just informed thar the enemy laria,,
last evening 1t Cellar p int, carried Of qev-
erei negroes ard oonsidershIe st0rt f,o,,
& plantation belonging to Nj. Scv.lI
Respectfully YOURS,
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IN X . x q y

'B X O X f. r.
FENliE Subscriber has commenced the Brokers bu-
4 SINGS, and may BE- found At his Office over the
Compiling Room of Messrs. n. s. }. Dsk.--He win
Slso transact business ecsaniesion.
CLAIBORNE LUMPKIN.
nIay "a q.
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many of whose hearts, If surviving, we NAV
presume, have noe been corrupted by the
knavery Of alien politic;ars-aesr,s uf mo.
theirs. of fathers. of kindred, and friends !;
hearts that will feet; and, although, Tor the
most part, in middiing stations Of life, VIII
usetelly appreciate the preciouseess of the
rights, FOR which our country maintains the
present contest with Great Britain.
Mar. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-11

TILE Richmond Union A r Furnaee is now IN O.
= perahon setiuss IN Brass and wrought Iron
work will slso be executed at the fntnace.-Orlers
left at the Furnace, or with John ParkhiII Of this
place, Toilet Les in Petersburg viii be thank
fully received and promptly auesdel TO.
LGrkkiH, Sa56duon, s &c.
Jane 4. e
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BY Thomas Richie.

Wish TO Rent Lease for term OF years, the
! House On. - or Cary-street lately occupied BY
Thnmsa N.iIinnr.
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TIE CAMPAIGN

We have yet no information of any move
ment Of our military force on she Northern
frontier. To the eyes of distant spectators
anxiousiy looking to that quarter, the cam
paign appears to have been arrested ia il.
commencement, aCd Cur troops 10 be repo-
sing in inactivi'y-and our friends are 7, a
DIV tn enquire, on the arrival Of every Nh
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-11

EAh,ES RIVER COMPANY-The Jsrses RI
py yer Company wxPt To hire number of Negro
Men, Until sbTut the FRS OF November next, end
will give very liberal VICES Mr.. lIez akish Mosby,
the Toi,-House, is authorised Ia treat for them
these who nave hands to lire will rleaae &c apply
20 him. ROBERT POLI4RU
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June 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-20
Neso = FeJb:OnabIs Britannia Ware.
ENOCH MOULTON,

Ne, 8, Jeas,' Re,e, Essbs.gs f'sst,
rIAS Jun received, 10 addition to h's former
I 4 Rock, . new add fafhionabIe afortment OF
Britannia Ware
among which are-esesan, fwelled, Carved and
ob,ooR Cea Pots. Mix Pots Sugar Bowls, Tum
bier, Snuff Boxes, &c and 10 daily expecting an
,tTor,men, of Church Furniture, fuch a. Fiaggons.
Tankasds, Baton. ane rumbler,-a which will
be fold - low ~ can be purchaied 10 Bottom or
e|fewhere
Ays--On hand general adortuent Of Plated x
Japaued Ware Jewsry- Cutlery, &C.
Lilsssys,s IF B. osSa sn1sf a3s,;.g gold
Necklace -Soup LadIes- Gravy do.-Fa5le and
Tea spoons-Sugar Tcngs-sait spooas--Tea Pots
Milk do.-sugar observation-disclosures
Watch Chains Fhimbies, Sc.
A geaerai af,rtment Of MlLlTARr GOODS,
III of whish 10 of the !aten and mott approved
salhions and workmanship, aud will be told At
fach prices he th,nks will NEE, the appreciation
Of bis cuitomers Ps,tissd, Nay so, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-20
Lands for Sale.

.33OOO Acres. in the county Of Oxford
Name This land i. laid IN 100 acre lots and very
adsani ageou1y 6sussed on the An,'rcfsogin river
snd Umbagog AXE A new road was cui through
il Ian hummer, aud bridge built the river At
the expsnfe Of '4oo dollsrs--she fosi l. excellent
end heavy t,mhesed with hard wood -ieveeas
fprngs abound IN this sracf with runs tutable for
mill ieats Eslt Audover. which 10 vel iet,ied
sowuihip 10 oaly miles diiaant- Halowell IS, aud
Portland 80. 10 which there are good turnpike
soads CUT and wafer carriage for comfortable dd
lance That par, Of the country - fan ie'tling
and niw roads are making every ieaiea- The
above Land will be fold great bargain on long
credit. and 10 we'll worthy the attention Of land
fpecua,ors For further psrtieulars apply TO
SAM'L & SswAaD PoarsR, =. Portland, ca w.
Cassn. Bottom, VIZ Blopos7s Psov'dencs (R y
or WV. H. Bowsas, Newyork Jsas IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-20
LIFE OF MRS. NEWELL.

lust received and for fale at J l.. HYDE'S
} Bookaore-price rs eents-A Sermon, by Rev.
DR. Woods. in remembrance of Mrs. Harriet New
ell, wife of the Rev Samuel Newell, Mfficnary in
India to which are added Memoies Of her Life,
Extracts from her Diary, &c. smbeiliihed with her
Portrait. -ALso-
A new. enlarged and improved edition of Smith
% the Prophecies-priee dolls.
Trimmeris Sermons, for family rsading-price
one dollar
Faber on tie Spirit-D IS cents
HzlI's sermons on InfideIiiy &c -Dl75
Springs Enays-9 IS &c &c
l. HyoE has ju0 pubIifhed an edition of the
Weit'nnfter Shorter Caechigm, fuitable for
difsr.bu,isn, printed with large type-price 4
censs Jingle, 2 rs hundred
~ Books * Stationary, or CASH given for Rags
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-20

+ OR fsIe At the Book itore Of Z. LITTLE, Il Co.
= ageoeral afIorimeut of Theological, Claflcal.
Medical, Miscellaneous, and Law Book. LACEY
received, Walkers Rhetorical Grammar. Miner .
Church Hiftory lmtstion of chriA by kempis /;
FAber on the Prophecies Smith ON Infan, Bzp,iim
-Fu'iers Edays; Springs 90 Newtons Letters
--LittIetons do Sacred Biography; Trea,ife on
Matefa Medics. by Cuiien Mereurial D,feaie, BY
DR.. Matthias; Practical obiervasioos on tie maa.
asenaent of Ruplures; Treatife on Soap making
Tsotter on Drunkeunei,; Smith and Jones Hymns
Watts do-a great variety Of School Books
Memoirs of Mrs Harriet Newell - Mr. Psyfoo :
Dtcourte, delivered before the B,oie Soeiesy-Life
OF Beattie.
Grrickes, halfs aod quarters, 10 the Plymouth
Beach Lottery--for iae .. above
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-20
NEW GOODS.
Webl,er & Chase,

HAVE for sale an extensive sssortnnentOf
ENGLISH q FRENCH GOODS,
suitable for the present and approaching SC
son-among which are,
Best superfne 0roadcloths
Midling and low priced do.
Superfine Cassimeres, consisting OF
black, drab and mixed
Cords-Coaiings--Dut
FIannels and Baizes
Pelieca Cloths --Bombazetts
Wilbores-Durania~vC
Best dress'd and undressed Calicoes
Silk and common Gingaams
Cambricks, white, black and coloured
A large assortment of Fancy Mushns
Shawls--siik and cotton Handkerchief
Long -Linen-Braces
Gentlemen and Ladies' Beaver Cloves
ditto ditto silk & wors'ed Hose
Black and coloured Sewing Silks
Coat and Vest Buttons
Ri5bons-Tares and Bobbins
Lutestrings-Canton Grapes
Italian Crapes-Pins
Cotton Hose, gentlemen < ladies
Silk Gloves-Button Moulds
A general assortment of Am .rican
Factory Goods, &c. &c.
Portland Mpch7. 1914.