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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-20
Ten U1ilars Re7ua !, q

cIi IJ1tIurS nc 1un q
NEESEETED FROM my rendezvous in the city OF
T. Rienmopd, private ct the Doth u. S.mfantry
named Thomas Walton, born IN the state OF Mssss.
ehuaett, aged SO years, feet inches high. dark
eompi-x;on, and by profession taylor; his face is
much bruised by fall. The above reward will r..
paid to any person who shall deliver him to me at
this plscs. or any other ficer OF the u States
army. JOHN y. DJt.fL,
Captain 10th u. S. Inrau,ry,
kp;iI6
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-20

AJCIlCE--The stockholders Of tie Fro9a e
4 furnpss Co. are requirod 60 nay into the
hsnds Of the Treasur:r. on before the 10th of A
Irl next. three dollars per ahsrs, and two dollars
share on the first OF every month thereafter in
etndng the FIRST OF October next--wheh seyersi re-
qu'.its"ns viii complete the payments upon the
stick.
iae shares'cf the daliHquants, &c the reeuis;t;on
o. the hrst day Of Msrch, 1914, win be sold sarse
ably 10 Law. on the 81 day of May next before the
door ofthq Rel Tavern, unicss previously paid
BY or1ier of the Dir c.crs.
C4R1ER q. PAsE.
Arr g. .n,saw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-20
DOM SsTIC VA RS-HeUsE.

i"Ii'h CO IL " a 0c5-fittti,SE.
VIE SUBSCRIBER he's opslc1 fiou,s.~;c
- Wars-fiouee, few doors si,ovs Browns Ven
due Ssore. whers be has constantly hand lar.
supply o. Domestic Goods, committing OF Bingham.
PAINS, Stripes, Chambry, Changeabies, Cheeks,
Shirting, Sbeedng, Diapers, Dmity and Bed-.iek.
hog and snndry other articles in the Domestic liae
wt'eh he viii sell low Tor cssh approved pspsr-
PERSONS wishing: 70 be eupnlied with this kind of
goods, cen have hem at the Manufacturmg price,
by applying to
Neigh 70. iqrp
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19


mandcr of the forces, in the diseasrpe
OF his duty TO his king, his country.
ana III. fellow soldiers, but to order ali
'he Americas officers. prisoners Of war.
without exception of rank, to be i'm
meata'ely placed in close confinement.
rs hostages for the rs British, officers
so confined, by the express command Of
the supreme authority of that country.
until the number of Ie be completed.
over and above those now in confine-
ment.
His Excel'sncy directs that this re-
neral order, together wiki that issued
on Tie 9Th Oct. be read to the TRANS.
mat The British soldier NAV be sensi.
PIE oil the terms on which America has
determined TO wage this war: confident
'n.t re viii meet them will, proper
spirit ANA Indignation: for should he
seceme the prisoner of IA foe so regard
less OF those laws, which FOR ages have
governed civilized natinns in war. he
would be dooned to IA rigorous confne-
'heh'' and that perhaps eniy prepare
iSery I" more savage scene.
l9iSRed EDWARD 2AYNES.
Adj. Gen. B. N. A
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19

priI' i77i, consequently is now in his
4sd year.
The Arch Duke Charles Louis John
al Austria is brother to the Emoeror
rraheis Cd. and was born the 9Th Sen.
tember, f77I, and is therefore within
rev months OF the'same age as Prince
Nharies of Sehwartzcnburs.
The Arch Duke Charles is General.
lssimo of all the Austrian forces
Prince Charles OF Schwartzenburs i
commander in chief Of a particular
army. Demo. Pres
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19
4 Legislature Of Ma,glanJ.

~
ne Committee To whom WAS roc
red tie resolution relative to tho No..
Isent out OF the State Treasure. ar
me qunta Ell The direct tax, irnDs.ed
BY the late act of Congress. hay. ra.
ported THAT lit would be inexped;en,
10 adopt said resolutiun,'' and liza, in.
stead of making advances TO the Gsra-
raj government, It became their dvfv
to see ihat the amount of cxpepscs -
ready incurred BY that state, an ac-
count sffhe War. was rein. oarsea
his Is as II should be. and we ,y:Il
mere observe, that car JeeisI,t,ro
"0''id perhaps have acted more ear.
recliy, II they mad entered ialo s;piy, ,
resolutions. .
ihe bill makias further provision
fer Filing the ranks Of the regular .r
my mas passed The house OF Reprpsen-
t&iives. iise original bill centen,lat.
ca an increase of the bounty to o,e
hundred dollars, instead If sixteen. snJ
Inc nenihiy allow alce, for Il Dr;ynta
lea dui!ars--hat an amendment bv NJ
~'Wndes was offered and agreed IN.
esntinains the monthly allowance 81
eight dollars, as heretofore, and r,ss.
ING The bounty TO one hundred and
twenty four doIIars--to receive &C.
on ehiistElent--hlty or Joining the re.
5umeHt, and twenty four on the exn;rs
''on OF the term ofservice, and moren
yer 10 DC allowed the bounty of $50 a. |
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19
RICHMOND, jan Az

oaic@andsr Parker, Esq of West.
ihoTeiand county, was this day elected
by Joint ballot ofboth Houses o. the
Legislature, MAJOR Genera! Of The mi.
iitia Of This state, 30 supply 1he vacan-
eies oceasisned by She absence Of Mai.
sen zen. IL. Lee from the Commonwealth,
The votes were
For Alexander Parker, 1as
n"nl. u. Iayio,, 81
Schn liungergord, 4
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19
WASHINGTON, Janrarvf u.

ItIs reported, and we believe correct.
~, the PRESIDENT Of the u. States YES
teroay nominated to the Senate HENRY
Guy, OF Kentucky (oow Speaker Of
the Honse of Representative j aud ,Jo-
nathan Russell, OF Rhode ISLAND, ss
commissioners jointly with Air. Bay.
ard and Mr. Adams, ,(uow at st. Pc
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19
ALEXANDRIA, Jan. Is.
Military Conscripiion z!

In the House Of Representatives ves-
'erdsy, wher Mr.. sheaey offered his
amendment TO the fniiiiaIg blH, in
the canrse Of the remarks which he
submitted in support of Il. ne msde
some aiinsiDn to whisper which he
aad heard of project having been agi-
lated to tli the ranks Of the army by
means OF that detestable system FrsxcA
conScrtption, of which he expressed
his adherence. Mr.. Tr0up, Chair
nan Of the military committee, IN re-
ply stated he had expressed hirnse ifiR
'eVpr o. such a proiec;--it might not
al present DC necessary, hat wlea 'hs
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19
ADJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Headquarters, .Honireal,
Dec. IL. ISi3
CENTRAL ORDER.

Zee. IL, 1913.
GENERAL ORDER.
Eis exeeilency. the governor in chief
ana commander Of the forces, has Ia
announce to the troops under his COM
mand, that he has received a eommuni-
cation from ma or-general Wilkinson.
commanding a division Of the army of
the United States of America. by order
OF his government, Of which the follow
anSis an extract:
HE government ofthe u. States.
adherins unalterably to the prineiple
anu purpose declared in the communi-
canon OF gem Dearborn to YOU, on the
SUBJECT OF the % American soldiers.
prs oners OF war, sent to England to be
tried as criminals; and the confinement
OF a like number oil British soldiers.
prssosers Of war, selected te abide. The.
late OF the former; in consequence of
'he step taken by The British govern
meht, as now communicated, ordered
SO BRITISH officers in close confinement.
and that they will not be DISCHARGED
from their confinement anti, il shnl{ hn
/, known that the 46 America, oi,;,..,.s
ana hen-eo'nmissioned officers in oues-
-" COEAneu.'
1t would be superfiusus 10 use auv
argument to retute an assumption so
e1travagant, unjust, and unprceedent-
ed. as to deny the right Of IL free ualio,
20 orinS TO legal trial, in a DIE course
Oh Jaw, her own natural horn subjects
taSan IN the actual commission IL tho
most ilsinous offence that man c,n cn.a
mt against his King, his Country. ana
ms Uod-ihat of raising his oarr;e;-
dai arm against his allegiance IN liz
countrymen, by ieagueins with ,.eir
ehe'hies-a crime held in such abhnr.
renee by every civilized nation in En-
rope, that summary death by the law
siariai IS It's evoWed reward, ard !, in
aicteu with uhreienting severity bv
france, the ally Of the U. States. To
Pre.ensioh must appear TO every unure-
JUDGED and upright mind as ;siaY;tous
anu unjust, as Is Tie retaliation which
.he government of the United States
mas adopted, ty placing in close cor
nhement three and twenty British sal
aIers, as hostages for an enual nn,,ha,
'"'a''"hs ~Tetches, the unworthy
S"sPrinS OF Great Britain who, whe,
erawn from the ranks of the enem-
sohfited to1be Suffered 10 expiate her
treason by turning their arms arsin,:
,heif recent enp:oy ers.-These rebs,s
nave with tie Contempt they merritt
oeeh cons'gn:d to the iufamy and pun.
ishhient that awaits them from IN, ;ost
laws OF ti's;r offended country : wIi,e
the government Of the Uniyed Sto,es
uoes not blush TO claim these on,c,st
traitors as Iheir own, aad outrage III.
custom OF civilized war in the ,,srsons
y, aonofaoie men, by placing them on a
Par Win rebels and dcserters.
He alternative remains TO the com.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19

eras Of land as hcretofore--term oren. ,
tis'meni hive years. or during the war.
at the option of the solder. Firht
dollars to be allowed To every non.enn
missiened officer, soldier, or othtr npr.
son, who shall enlist an able bodiad
man Tor the seryice--eye.y soldier ar;
Isinal,y belonging 10 the twelve months
c"Fps' may re-enlist tor FIVE wears or
aur'ns the war. and to be allowed thu
boan'y allowed 60 recruits fer Eve
years or during ihe war.
In our last We promised the &c part
euiars" respecting the extension nf ,he
charter "fihe bank Of Virginia. end
the terms on whici. The loan or The -
mount OF this states quota of the di-
rect Tax was obtained. ---en nor,
particular examination sf tbe $780,
we hua' that what we had supposed
was the iinal decision of the House.
was Ant The report Of The committee nj,
| Una. ssnlecf. Not doubt however re.
mains that we stated the principal fea-
lures OF the contract between S,oet-
holders ct the Virginia Bank and th,
Legislature, as will he the ultimate re-
suit---the article from, the Euou;re,
throws additional light or the subject,
| The seleciisn Of Lamyer Ciav Of
heRtnc'sy as one OF the commissioners
10 conduct the negotiation, or behalf
OF ihe United States at Goltcnburc. in
whirh the question involving !Seamen's
htghts, will form the principal feature.
Is perhaps as ridiculous a irur nm.
as has ever been comm;ited by any adj
ministra!ion.
We could. il it were necessary ad
'.cs p.aiy reasons to prove the ahsur
ai'y OF de,lesatinS -uo|l "a power to any
mah, SO little interested about com
meree as this man is "a ,san VIM
we beieVe, on the contrary, enterta;ns
tor 1t the most hostile feelings. and
who, to compel emi grafton TO The we.t
would lend his aid 10 exlineuish ,br
small vemnant which is left. vi !.
'i'ls man selected to adjust an i.n.er.
tant commercial regulation. with the
government Of Great Britain ! m.
,dea Is truly ludierous: and, bat for the
knowledge We have Of Mr.. Madison
serviie dependence on The smiles Of M,
western people, we could hard,y he
iieve such To be the fact. I'm farmer
tines ii vas the object & poiicy Of Our
Government to select men of The uost
Pr"hanent standing in the coautrv. ex-
allied fer their talents aud patriotism
TO Fill such Ghices the enquiry was
not, wiz! such or suel, an apnoiiimep,
be popular o. unpopular in any parti-
GUAR section Of the country; or wbat
bearing will II have on our popularity:
sach motives never entered the breas;s
81 our rulers at 'hat time but, fen,pora
Judging of the future by The past. ar
honorable and independeni sciiey, bot
toned oh q consciousness OF It's rerf;-
fHde, rs moi TO be expected suck feel
lnS' are totally discarded. We have
lneeed fallen on evil times when such
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19

tersbursl to canduet Ahe negotiation.
on behalf of the u. States at Go,Ien,
Surg; and also nominated Mr.. Russell
as Minister Kenipotea4iary to the
Court Of SwedeH.
Inc following publication from
NaI. Gen. nali Of the New-Ysrk mill
.ia' was received in this city YESTERDAY
"a handful. and comprises the /, ,est
siiorm"''on we have from the Nia.nra
| frentIers
TO TIE rUBLIC.
II is painful circumstance, that The
'nhah,tants of Batavia and its vicinity
,honid be so panic s,ruck as 10 ahan.
IN" their dwellings,, and he fieein-
irons them with their esfccts-i assur.
lhe public that l 40 not apprc..end anv
Tie least danger, Impending over ~
lnhebitaats OF tennessee Countx MI
accordingly advise them 10 return -
lne'r dwellings aud ordinary ocenna.
u"ns.--lnformation TO BE- depended .,
she"s that the enemy have chie1v rc.
crossed the Niagara River: and trooms
nre now moving continually on to Ike
| - Is fatncf 10 be desired
mat The enemy will remuin a few days
TO receive that retributive Justice Jno
TO thesr teaerity and harbxrity. The
inhabitants are assured that shepla
there be any danger hey will receive
umeiy information, Of which l eauuot
be deceived.
A. HALL, Mag. Gen. Cong.
Bataria, San. 3. 1914.
Mr.: Wright in his rhapsody unop
Nr. hasson's resoiutiens, on IuesIar
qnoted the following toast, which he
asserted had been given by MIR. Pick
erirs, al the dinner prepared in BIS
ION, for The British Minister .Ja.hsen.
:" he fast anchored lsle--the isalwart
9; our Religion" when Air. w .ss
down, MIR. Pickering. handed him y
piece OF paper npon which he had writ.
Ten TIE rea isa.t given by him mon
tina: occasion, winch MIR. ". rose ara
reed. 1t was 'The fast aachored Isle
tie worlds last hope ."-Tkese words
ADDS Mr. Z. am willing should be in
senhed upon my Tonlb Stone. ''-.lle.c.
Gu=.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19
" EDNEsDAY, January 10, ISL.
, II GISLATURE or TINhLN.13
-WL&"CHE,STER-

he bhl snspcnding Executions. h..
oeen ,ost1n the House OF Delegates al
this commonwealth. -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06
wouitorial.

LOVE is the sum Of al virtue, love to Being
in general, to Cod the great Beng, and to sli
other beings in due proportion; those only ex-
copied, who stand accommodated by the great
Judge of all, as enemies, irreclsimable enemies,
to God and to all good.
Our neighbours, although our personal enemies
are to be loved as ourselves, for they are our
flesh and blood, as good BY nature as we, and as
capable & as desirous Of happiness as we their
faults we are never to speak Of, uness in duty W.
sre called to it, though they belle US. We are to
return good for evil, blessing for cursng.
The example Of God and OF his Son are always
TO fill our minds, and TO be our pattern: But the
ways Of this world we are not to initiate.
There is more pleasure in it. and 1t is amore
ren,lemsn.like thing to be like God. than like
the Devil
This Is the sum Of the matter.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06
Nes0 Is talbi0nabie britannia Ware.
ENOCH MOULTON.

Ne. 8, Jsrs.' Rsw, Essbs.gs A,ms,
II AS JUN received, 10 addition to his former
= itock, new and faihionabie aAor,ment Of
Britannia Ware;
among which ars-elegsnt fweIed, curved and
| obong Tea Pots, Milk Pots. Sugar Bowls, Tum
blers. Snuff Boxes, &c and il daily expecting an
| sdortmsns Of Church Furniture, (uch a. Flaggons,
Tankards. Baicns anc Tumblers-all which will
be fold ~ low a. can be purchafed in Bolton or
elfewhese
Ayo-On hand general a1ortment of Plated &
Japaoed Ware-Jewelry- Cutlery, sc.
Lilswye, # BIZ ssvs ~sssfaau'.g- gold
Necklaces-SouP Ladies-Gravy do.-TaSle and
Tea spoons-Sugar Tongs-Sait Spoons Tea Poss
Milk do.-Sugar umblers-Pitchers-
Watch Chains-rhimbles, SC
A general ahortment of MILITARY GOODS,
al Of which 10 of the iateil AID moi approved
fafhions and workmanship, aud will be fold at
suct prices as he thInks will meet the appreciation
of his cutomers
Portland, Nay 80, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06
MARSHAL,S NOTICE.

Usissf State, IF A~e,irs,
Dy,i6 i MainsF
DUk$UsNI 10 warrant from the Hon. David
Sewa. Ell Judge Of The Diarict Court of
Maine hereby give public notice, thar Libel
10 6led in faid cour, by Clement C.shel comman
der Of The privHe armed fchooner called the Sur
prxe Of Baltimore, al'edgiug that being duly al
thorssd by the Pre6dent Of the United States, by
. cimm;tiion under the zeal ,he,eof he with he
siieer. sad crew in faid lchr on he high .sas on
tas asa dap Of April Ian paf, did capture the birs
Kuteutaf. burthen 2o5 tons. commanded by Viii.
liam TurnbulI, With . eargo coc6it,ng Of Coffee
Cocoa and Hides, and the fame did bring into the
DiilriS Of Penobicot, that at the time Of capture
the laid brig and cargo belonged to Tome iubjed
or fuhjects Of the Un'iee Kingdom OF G.eas brit.
ain and Ireland and - iuch liaole TO Condemnation
by The laws Of war, and the United States-rhat .
hearing on faid Libel will be had At Portland, in
faid D,ftriQ Of Maine on Monday, the thirteenth
day OF June next, when aud where any perion IN
serelled may appear and thew caute. If any can be
fhswn wherefore the lame ihouid not be condem
ned lawful prize Of war TO the ibeilant, he ow.
ners officers aud crew, ~ prayed for.
Given under my hand 1t Caltioe. this Esd day Of
May 1914
CHARLES TRBBRTs. D.psy Ms./sd.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06
FAMILY DISPENSARY, &c.

THE fubfcriher manufactures, and keeps for fale,
among variety Of other valuable Prepara
sions 10 his Collection Of FAMILY MEDICINES,
the following vs-Efeuce Of Peppermint, Check
erberry, Hemlock and FANNY BALKAN Of Honey
and BALKAN of Life /; Eye Wafhes; Waikes and
Ointmenm for the IIcn Worm Powders; Spice
and Jaundice Bitter; Elixir Pro. Z isir Pare
soric Liquid Laudanum Syrup of squiIls AM
timonial Wine &c -heGdes ieie1 aGorl ment of
MEDICINAL SlMPLEs, the produce Of our own
cline; Of acknowledged utility, in Domeftic Prac.
t'ee, and neri'ing place in the Prescriptions Of
medical gentlemen.
Practice or PHysIc.-The fubfcriber con,ili.
ues hkewiic occaiionaIly TO p,s/a,ihe /sy tie E.i
with retnlss auipic,oua to the cauie and reiourees
Of MEDICINE. JOSHUA LBAVIrT.
Yay6ssi BRIGGS, May 1914 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06

A new and valuable styp,ic, which will stop
bleeding, even Of the atgeft blood vehels.
Take of brandy or common fpirits two ounces
Cattle ioap TWO drachns, pot ash, one drashm'
fcrape the feap fine and diGolve 1t in the brandy
then add the pot ash, mix il well together, and keep
it in cloie phial when you apply il let it be
warmed asd dip p'edgets of lint init, and the blood
Immediately CONCEAL; i, operates by eoadja'a'ing
the blood considerable way within the vedei;afew
applications may be usceGary where wound is
deep, or where limb 10 cut of.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06
Elegant Bea0er HATS.

r HE Directors Of The Portland Hat Msssfse5ssy
inform the Gent lsren of Portland and the
country, that they are manufacturing FINE HATS
upon An improved plan, aud in superior man
ner; and cheaper than any io!d iu the Dinr,et Of
Maine according to the quality. Having obtained
Feseb ,sssps' for colo'ing. they will wsrran, their
Hats 10 wear good black.
Gentlemen who wish to purchafe invited tt
call at The Hat fadory Ware Houie and e1amins
for ihemieives. ALSO
A quantity Of COTTON YARN for faIe as q
bove.
JOSHUA SFiAw W, Agent for P. Fl, M.
Nay rs. en-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06
farmers Spinner.

1Norder to encourage Domef,ic Maoufaan,.. -,
Ave the Pfohts 10 the induitrious Farmer ~
fubtcriber offers the valuable ROWING and sp,N
MING Machines on the mott advan,ageou, ,sr....
Being under the neceffi'y Of requiring hioh nr..
for sg: 'gtt', but at liberty to fell 7s.p. aud c..
~ righss a. ne pleafed, according to the tenor 80
his deed, he now offers one Machine comole,e ,rd
ready to ipin upon, with the right of the town NJ
not exceeding 5000 inhabitan,s) for FIFTY
DoLLARs and TO have the full privilege to build.
fell and iet up many Machines in the Town !. h.
pIeaies. and not eliewhere.
The terms of payment will be fx mon h. With
good fecorisy if one half paid down the o,b., r.
twelve months. For cath three dollars d;fcoun,
The Machines are lifted with iome Improvement.
TO ipin good yarn diret from the roll il prooer,v
cAfced IN imali rolls and well oiled bur if the
manu- .Ssurer ihouid with TO reduce the warn o.,
fac for warp it win be oecefIAry to rope j, G,2
which 10 done with cafe Gu the fame Maeh;ne =
hierno wool has been ipun fifteen sksns 10
pound on them.
Doubslef, there will be many objections sQa;u,
the ule of the final Machines to diicousaee the a..
mer f-om manufacturing his own (lock bu, ,h.,
are at liberty to itudy their nterelt - they tb,n
proper Thofe gentlemen that are d,lpofed "a
buy machine sEd q RICH; of atown or coun,v
will apply At the Portland Hat Factory Wac.
houie. in Portland, where they will 6ad .hsn
ready for fpnoing.
If any aiiltance fhoud be wanted to ine,ut4
perfons in ip'niuing, Capt. Daniel Crof.n.u. Of
Grsens 10 Agcn, inthe abience OF the iubics,be, !.
BY forwarding line to him he will attend 4, ,he;,
houies and give them the proper inlruaoos ,ha.
are nscefArys oas machine il futicieu ut for a.,
or sve families; with good Spnner they Nh
ip,n from twenty -four to thirty ske,ns Der dav
with great eate, and more accuracy than can i
performed on . common wheel
JOSHUA SHAW, lrss
f~ OLlVER BARRETT, Jun Pasen.es
N B.-ssw4a Bosa, Efq and OTHERS Of Buck.
town, Me- have purchaied the right for the cou..
~ Of AiacoIn.to whom application nay be made
IN that quarter. (2m) My Is, 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06

THE Propresor Of the Portland Livery Stable
= are hereby so,;6ed to meet at Col aurnhams
Tavern, on A1osdey The 9Th day Of June next. At
half pan O'Clock, N for the choice Of three
Directors aud 1reaiurer-alfo to uanfact any
buLaefs relative 70 the Propuetosy A punctusI
attendance 10 requeited 8 PATrRN.
NB. All perfons having unfe.tled accounts. are
requelaed to festle hem prsvisus 70 the above
meslng. Me, 81. 1914.