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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05

lnire further, these questions viii be suf-
ficient for the purpose he bad in view. He
would only add that if this w.ckedness con
inue, we NAV expect severer judgments
viii be inflicted Let il b. the endeavor OF
ii to bring ahoat reformation Let 10
seek, the favour Of our God, and the God OF
3ur fsrefathers, and we may expect deliver
1nce, if ne be for US, we need not fear any
power, tina; may be agains us; bu: if w
violate his just and righteous laws, vsia
will be the expectations ct better lime
G d will work according TO the Council If
his own will, and none can hinder him II
we transgress, he will punish US bur il we
repent he will forgive US. He is righteou.,
md will preserve all who religiously put
their trust in him Ministers of the Cos
pei unite your exer,ions to promote harmo-
NOUS endsavours TO serve his Cause PEG.
pie Of every religious sect, aid them in their
exertions Old and Young, Rich and Poor,
Join in the attempt! Give unto tbs Lore
the glory due unto his name.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
BED,

- -
In Paris. NJ. de M.qu,. Minister of Marine
10 Lewis HVlli--In L'Or,ent, Mr.. Heny S
LAngdon, Jun. sged 49, son of II S. Lang don,
q. OF Portsmouth,. N. II. and Nj France
ioscan, aged ~, DO h M!dshipmen on board lie
u >. sioop OF war Wasp Of the wound, rece,y
sd in the action between tha ship and II. 3. M.
), Reindeer.
AT Washington. on Wednesday, IS h ul'. be
wen 10 and IL O'Clock, A. Nj. ELbKIDCE
GERRY Wee President OF the ,.n.ted States,
III ths Seventeth year Of his age,
Ihe circumstances Of the death of the Vice
Ftes'dent wer,-He bteakfssted Al the com.
no" table a. his boarding house, 1T the usual
hour, IN apparent health, with he exception Of
a a'sien' complain, Of slight oppres sum y, his
breast. A short time af el wards, he went OUT
on business 10 one OF ,he public offices, few
yards distant on'y Fl ON his lodgings, where If
ter few minutes, he found nimseif indispo, ed,
md intimated wish 10 return to his residence
Beng placed again in The carriage lie was &c.
conveyed to his lodgings. Oh the arrival OF III,
ciIrisge there, he was found TO be insensible
and expired Immediately after, slmos, without
groan or sigh.
In this town Mrs Mary Fletcher, aged %
In Northyarmouh, NJ S. Hannah Prince consor,
OF M. thomas Pm. ce, aged, Go.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
NOTICE.

w the fuhfcribers having been appointed by
the late Hon. silas Lee, la,e Judge oil Pro
bate for che county of Lincoln to receive and es
anime The claims of the ,everai creditors 90 the e,
tate of JOHN DOYLE. LATE of Lisbon ia iaid couu
~, deceaied, repreiented ,nfolvent, and the term
OF h1 months allowed The creditors to bring in and
prove their claims having expired aud proved in
iufiieient tor iaid purpofe do hereby give no,ice
thai further tine Of fix month. from The 22dday
OF Auguit 1914, i, allowed by the Hon Jeremiah
Bailey. now Judge of Probate for faid county TO
the iaid creditors for fAd Gurpo.e and thar We
ihal attend fsid fervice at The houie of the Wild.
ow of the fad deceaied in laid l. fb n oui the
6rit aud third Mondsys Of December next, and
on the frf and third Monday. of January mex,
and Oh the hrit ADD third Mondays of February
next from 10 O'Clock on each of fAid DAYS,
EZEKIEL IHOMPsON2 Csms,D.
JAMES w. pURlNTONS E.=s,..
Lisbon, Nov 24,lS,4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
The second CONSUMPTION Lam.

The first CONSUMPTION bill sleeps in the hepre-
9ntative's room ; second one of much the same
character has passed the Senate and will it is said
pass the House.
It's very unfortunate for the country that the
state Of Mr.. Kings health should have been such as
toprevent his attending the Senate previous to the
passage of this Bill. 1t is barely possible that II
man of his splendid and Commanding talents an d
eloqucnce might have arrested its ptogress and led
to the adoption OF different pian 1t is truly as
tonishing to our rulers constantly resortng to
the idea of calling out the militia for permanent du-
ty To say nothing Of the vexatious and embar-
RAISING nature OF such measure to men who de-
pend upon their labour their farms, and ia their
stores and workshops for the mai tainance of their
families the experience of all times proves that il
moi this kind of force which is proper to oppose
to regular troops and the expence OF draft ing an
organizing renders it more expensive Had the
proposition offered by the Hon. MIR. GORE anu
recommended by bis friend Mr.. King been adopted,
II would have exempted the militia and other citi-
zens rom all unreasonable service, and at the same
TINE, have secured permanent and efficient protec-
uon But our rulers appear to be hurried on by a
iata and blind inlatuation which at every step
plunges the country deeper and deeper in ruin and
distress What it will cad in, God only knows.
On the passage of the Conscrip,ion bill in the
Senate, Gen V4rnum, the democratic Senator
isom his State, voted sgsins, it. Though Cen
Y mas hiheto been thoroughgoing Msdisoniap,
nus was rather too bitter pill for him % swal
bw. This single vote Of Gen. VS. in favour of
constitutional rights, ike Charity, will cover 9
au.tEude Of polite al sins.
Il now remains tor the people to de eide whe,h
,hey possess tina, virtue and independence
'nich - necessary 20 preserve their free dom.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
One Hunared Doilqrs ResUor5

VIC IlHRuFeU DCiI0f5 fNeSCRTH.
THOMAS LOVEsEY ate iecond lieutenant os
II. b. M Brig Isfeur, aged IS years &C here
abeuts, of he height of feet inches, dark CON-
PeIion, dark hair, blue eyes pr.foner of war,o
the United States Of America, captured by a mill.
tary force at Cape May he ED dsv Il Novem.
Der, A. D is s, III the fchooner Mary and
DANIEL CaRPENTEa, a Lisu,eran, in the
3ruiih Navy, aged IS years or thereab9u,s, Of The
height of feet 10 inches Hord complex; ~ dark
hair, dark eyes, captured the 7.h day Of Deem
Der, A. D 10 8, ia the orig Atlantic on les v,vspe
from Halifax to Cork. by the United S,a,e. Fr,a,s
Congrels, aio a ptfoner Of war to the United
States. having difsracsi1ly violated their parole
of honor by Attending from Lancafter about N.
OH of Oetoher aa., and hav,ug ptoceeded from
thence to Saybrook in the lla,e OF Couneclicp with
an intention of getting on board he enem e, nai,.
oil that coat. AZ which pace they wsre apprehe,a-
ed by military force aud fent 10 New London.
and iufs'ed 20 etcape thsrefrom OF the 20 h dav
of October IAN The above rewa. 4, or * dollars
for either of them with all reafonahie eha,oe,
will be paid fo- their apprehension aud deyerv
into me cuitody OF any marihai of the Uai,ed
States JOHN SMITH 1f,,a,
Pbi!aistbia, Nov. ~, 1873.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
FOR SAJE

a I pnblic auction on Mondav the fecond day
"A CT January next on the PREF ice at ls o'cock
il sot fold a. privare tale, lot OF Land lying in
North Yarmouth on The county road leading to
New Cloueeler conveniently iitua,ed for trader
or mechanic lying between land owned by Amos
Storer and William Buxton.: Sad lot ia FIVE rods
front and twenty deep, with well Guiihed two 10
ny dwelling houls aud bake houfe thereon with
ther cuthoues. For terms Of iaie inquire Of ilaac
II. Bailey on the premiles, or Aniel Lewis aad
James Huse, Portland DEE &
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
NOTICE

ME,he iubfe. ibers having been appointed by
w the Hon Judge of Proba for The county
Ct Cumberland TO receive and xamiue the claims
of,he creditors to the e0a,e of William Beckett late
of Portland in 'aid county. tailor, decsafeI repre-
tented uiovent, give no,ice that FIX months are al
lowed The creditors 10 bring iu& prove their claims
and that we ihaiI attend that fervice a, fore
No. I, T'tcombs Wharf, on the ieoond Tuelday of
ths ard Tie four following mosth,, at 10 O'Clock,
a ri on each of faid days
JOSEPH TITCOMB.
JAMES CHADBOuRNE
Dec 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
Observance ofMe Sabbath.

Al large and respectable meeting of the cit.
'zens OF Portland held at the Court house on
w ednesday Nov. 80, 1914 at 2 O'Clock. p. NJ.
(pursusnt to recommendation Of the Conven
ION iatelg held 10 said TO wn to choose com.
mttee 4" for the purpose Of procuring he sp.
poiniment of q sufficient number of Tythngmen,
siding and encouraging them in the dlschaige
Il their duty, prosecuting such As within lher
Knowledge violate the Tvs respecting The Sab
bath, and espond'hg with The central cdmmiS
ee" aproned by said Coaven on the Hon. Sam
ue' Free was chosen Chairman and James
D. hopkins, Esq Clerk.
Al er an address TO the Throne OF Grace b,
the Rev. Mr.. PAYsoN, it was voed 20 Gu osc
snch commiitee-and that he number shou.l
&c !hlrty.-rhe following gen iernen were then
CHOSEN, viz.--Psentss Mellen, Robert Douglas
Robert Boyd, Mathew Coob. Stephen Longf l.
spW. Woodbury. S ore, Junr. Levi Gutter, j.
sePh Baker. Max Harris, Lsmusl Good,ng
John Philips, Cotton y. Brooks, Thomas Brown,
raomas Dodge, Thomss Chase, William II ask.
William swan, Edward Howe, james u.
Ho k,ns, Edwa:d LilIe Henry Smith, Antho-
~ Fernaid, abner Begley, Nathaniel Cross,
TN Dicks. h sea Isiey, 3 4rrcts Pouer, VIII.
an Woodbury.. C-orge Bradbury, and Joseph
=, Boyd.
Pota-In case any vacancies shall hsppen in
this committee that they be authorized TO til up
the same.
Pofed-Thst not less thai seven Of lie commit
zee shall constitute quorum to act upon any OBJ
iects Of their appointment.
POta-Ila, he Gle De requested to furnish
copy Of the proceedings for Publication.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Chairman
Attest. ID. HOPKINS, Geek.
OTThe members of the above committee are
ftques,cd to NEE, This evening, (Mond.y, Dec
5, q, the Couit hause, at 6 clock precisely, to
ogan,ze their body, and ad, p. suitable me sure
for The proper discharge OF she euie. assignee
them. r. MELLEN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05

,,,. os the las, dates, continuing at Client, it is
,,obable their intention is to await the answer
,o,he dispatches received by the John Adams
vb,, this is, the public, as yet, are wholly unac.
,,,,;r,ed with Al the date Of the last accounts,
,be Fingsl, the vessel, which it is snppo-ed car
red the dispatches in reply to those received
nv the !. A had not arrived, Blu, if VIC judge
from the measures proposed by the ruling party
in Congress, who must know something of the
character of the last instructions and the expect
ATOMS of our Cabinet, i. would not seem our sd-
min;strstion calculate on q termination of the
war, this year. We should not be disappointed
if the first intelligence from Europe, after the
receipt, by our Commissioners, of The despa, CHI.
e. by the Finsal, is that our ENJOYS are prepsr.
ior 10 return to the United States.
Ofthe nature of the despal ches by the Chsun-
cey, nothing as yet has been made public-ii
there is any thing of importance in them. it will
probsbly be communicated to Congress.
The British Ministry are continually sending
troops to increase their force now on the North
American station. II they calculated on peace,
it not very likely they would do this
BY the last accounts IL appCsto A-o'~ All" "eN
not sailed for the United States.
Cen Parkenham is appointed to command the
force sometime since in the Chesapeake. under
Gen. Ross, who was killed in the attempt on
Baltimore.
The late accounts from England increase the
probability that the British are meditstng an A..
tack on New Orleans with formidable force.
The attack on Washington the destruction Of
the CbampIain feet by Com. M'Donnough, and
the defeat of Gen. Provost BY Gen. Mscomb,
we're officially known in England. The opposi-
non papers poin,ed,y condemn the destruction
Of ,oe public buildings at Washington, as cor.
Eary 10 the laws of modern warfare. And the
people of Engi nd, TO their credit, appear TO view
IN the same light.
The Paris Moni,eur, the government paper,
speaks IN the most explicit ms OF the pacific
disposition OF the French Cabinet, and OF her full
engagements that will be agreed upon and adjust.
ed at the Vienna Congress. The ge force IN
Belgium, (l5O. 000) Hamburg and other places.
is q circumstance ,h.t will rather Tend 10 insure
the continuance of peace than the renewal Of
hostilities.
The Paris papers speak Of large force pre-.
pairing st Cadiz for South America, and hat the
Spaniards have given permission to the British
to occupy the Foridas.
a London paper of the 9Th Of October, states
tia. dispatches were sent from the Secretary
Of States office. to Portsmouth, to be forwarded
10 North America wi,hou. delay. Whether
they are for our Government or their Commsn.
Grrs is not mentioned they supposed to be
Of an important na'ue.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
Maine Bank.

THE Stockhoders OF Maine Back, are hereb,
notified thst fpecial meeting of iaid Stock
holders will be holden on Tueiday the Goth day
of ihis month, at tea O'Clock in the forenoon a,
The chamber over the Cumberland Bank for the
purpoie of taking mesfuces for difpoGug OF more
real property for redemption Of their Bills aud pay
ment of their debts and to trapf.et any other buh
neis which may then be laid before the meeting.
BY order of the Directors
Dec 2 l.. CUTTER Gather
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
Almanacks for 1917
Portland Nov "a

A large domeltic manufactured
FLOOR CARPElING with a handfcme blue,
yellow and red fgu e, taken from wag.
gon 10 falmouth from Bottom for the Eat,ward
with requsit of tie wagner that the freight
ihou'd be paid and The Carpet delivered to a
MIR WATERS in Portland but as fuch pc rfon
cannot be found the owner is deGred 20 prove
properly pay charges and take it away. Inquire
at the Gazstfs OFF,, Dec S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
decentralization!

1HEprivafes Of beforehand Rifle Com.
Pany, 0ne ana all, are dsGred to meet at the
b0y/s Of Mr.. STEPHEN MCCLELLAN. at 6
o'cick, THIS EVENING-CrA rene, al
attendance is expected dec
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
PRACTICAL PATRIOTISM

a lady OF Charleston, Is L has made a
eaation TO the State troops, lately arrived
Mere, OF one hundred SHIRTS. We would
recommend the example OF this pau ioick
ady to some OF our democrats did we not
sno" that, IN support Of the Present war,
'hey are as unwilling 10 rob their backs OF
''iment as TO expose their breasts in bat
lie.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
things by their RIGHT Names.

If Congress pass their conscripion
measures, it is 10 be hoped they will for TIC
sake OF consistency alter the present title
from " A Bill for the classification of the
free, white male inhabitants" to" An az
for the conscrip,ion Of the white, male
slave inhabitants, SC. his would be calling
things by their right names.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
u A rare ebanee for a Fortune !!
GRAND UNION CANAL LOTTERY

GRAND UNION CANAL LOTTERY
commences drawing the l2,h or De .ember 10
Bottom;
q IS tbOgiand deliars bigbea Prize.
Tickets, halves, quarters and eighth,. may be had
a, the Booknore & Lottery office Of
L. LITTLE, &. Co.
Midde.frees-Prize Tickets in the Plymcuh
Beach received in payment. in of which NAV
be ieen at the above nofe-Alio may be had al
the above fore, great variety of School Book.
ad Stationary on as good terms a. can be purcaaf-
ed in New England
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
Military Notice for Paymenf.

A LII non commiili neG off ,ers mulciap. ana
privaes who have not received heir nav
and who were detached and called into ierv;c.
for the defence Of the town Of Portland md.
orders Of 9 h sept lAtt 10 ierve forty d.y, 49,.
tequeaed TO ca'' on the luhicnber immedis,e,v :,
No IS Long Whar, Portland and receive ,bs;,
due thcie who cannot attend then,felve, Wi,
authorize iome perfoa under hand aud zeal, s,rss'
ably to the following form, to ign difchs 90
VIM. SWAN Aa;,s
Pay msfs, TO- sid Ds.aebnss,.
Portland, Nov. 90. Is a.
Know all men, tina, the fuhfcriber NJ
N he country Of - do hereby cone;.,,.
and appoint ---- os-- in fad come.
rsy lawful Attorney. TO receive from VIM Susr,
of Portland, the pay and emo umeas due 60 n,a
for m'irary isrylces rendered tie Comm,nwe,,,L
Of M,i.ehaietts in the force, ordered f,om ,hs
- Div'iion in pain -. mnanx ne ne
- detached for the tefeoce OF the ~, 80
Portland and under she command Of Mi. c.
Rchariion with full power to fisn s,.y -.
or pay roll IN ia,i fer the fame In wilnef. wv
OF, have bsreunte let my hand aod fe.l ,h,s
- day of - in the year Of cur 80
eighteen hundred and fourteen. s's
10 Pre.elcs CT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05

Anatomy and Surgery.
DOCTOR INGALLSwill commence hi. ,ou,fe 90
Lectures in Bottom anatomy and ~ pe4y,
on WEDNESDAY,, ,he 7th Of Decem er For
terms spp'y at No. 4. School, Erect Nov 60.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
MARRIED,

In this town, by The Rev. {. Kellogg, NJ. Je
Fe.nab Alexander, TO Miss Eliza eh Hode tlon--
Mr.. Edward Coolbro,h, 20 Miss Eliz abetb Smith
Mr.. Moses !. P!ummer, to Miss Fanny Knigh
Nc. BENJAMIN IukEy, to Miss SARAH Chick
BY the Rev. Mr.. PAyson, MIR. Jose ph Noble, tc
Miss Mary G Hedge.
IN Bolton, Capt. Ivory Huntrefs. of this town to
Mts Ann Wardel
10 Tam worth, II Rev. Mark Newman, Of
Andover, to Miis Alb gail Dodge
~ Izyo 74's launched
Al WooGs'oek, Conn. Mr.. Hi,ci cock, aged
"a, TO MIS- Hannah Moore, eyed "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
PATENT BOOTS & SHOES.


OPpeGte " - L. D,aas MdAe Street,
INFORMS the public that he has purchaied the
patent RICH for this county to make and
vend Boots and Shoes after the manner la tely IN
vented by Hitchcock and Bement. of he State of
New York.--O. 8 H has been in poheiIioa of this
right nearly nine mouths during which time he
has had fair opportunity letting its utility, and
feds hat work thus manufactured proves more
duraS'e than any work here,of-re in ufe In ma.
which Is much more laliing. He therefore recon-
nends hem TO his cuaom.rs aud Others who s.s
Inclined to try the experiment
~ Shop or town right, for uGng the above in
provement may be had on realonaoe terms, by
applying as aoove
lie has recently received new and general A..
ior'ment of Ladies, Miles, and Chidrens SHOES,
lutabe for the fesfon.
- Boots and Shoes manufactured In the neat.
Ell manner a. ufual.
Italian Pate Backing,
for Boots aud Shoes, of a hyperion quality, kept
couitantly for fa.e wholcia'e and re,si
De- S.
LIZ. WlNsLOW, has Jun received and offers
i i for fale at No. l, Co'u.nbian Rowe next door
TO the Columbian Tavern
so hhds Cadiz Salt
2S hide Coffee
pipes Coena, Brandy
PiPe Attn proof Hollands Gin
Do American Do
hhds recti6ed Rum
hbds MuIcovado Sugars
200 lbs Loaf Sugar
BoXes white Havana d.
y chefs souehODg and Hyfor 1n Tea
10 cafks Raifins
IS boxes dipped Candles
90 boxes ? by 9 Windowglaf.
l2 baies prime upland Cotton
csik3 Of Alum
do green Copperaf.
so rean- wrarpi Paper
500 gallons 5th proof Irifh Whiikey
fe~ bills fuper6ne Philadelphia our fu,ab's
Tor famiiys ufe-ihe above goods vii. be told
cheap for cath only
Ps,t!ssS, Dec 5ib 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05

THE Jak Of tie Eaafe # 7oba Monh0r,
Jun. aaveytihdto be on the 28b Of N0Oenls
Der, is nece0ariy psfb0ned to tbe I'd day Of
Hanuayv MEET. Nov. 28.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05

Mr.. GAILLARD (the best of the bunch) of South
Carolina, has been chosen President of the u. S.
Senate. Mr. KING had ten votes. The presiding
officer of the senate would in of the resigna-
ton decease of the President become Chief Mag
istrate Had Mr.. KING been elected to the chair
o. the Senate and the present incumbent in the Of
fee of President take it into his head to resign we
should not entertain doubt of having an honoura-
BILE and advantageous peace, restoration of public
credit and the revival of former prosperity before
the expiration of six months.
The National Bank bill has been recommitted.
Our rulers find it rather a difficult task to devise
plan or law that will make even democrats be-
ieve that brown paper is as good as gold and sill
yer if the leaders should pledge their 6 lives'
and sacred honours'' to the fact.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-20
From Gloucester .dt,,u 9.

RUMOUR OF NEWS
We have letter from a respectable gen.
tleman IN Gloucester, stating ',llat fsh >
ing boat had been detained short time, i,y
the 1unoh and Tenedos frigates, now cruz
ing 10 our hay that the skipper, an aged
man, was invited to remain in the cabin. and
was treated with every mark IF kindness
and attention that few hours before his
release, brig came along side, with dis
patches. which he was informed Contained
accounts, that the Allies had been success
iu IN their march TO Paris that Louis the
18TH had been placed on the throne of his
predecessors and Bonaparte suffered to
proceed TO Corsica. from whence he came
What confidence to be placed in this ru
mour we know not we can only saw. that
the fullest belief may be placed on the cor
rectness of the skipper's report; and the,e
IS probably some very importa ns intelligence
on this Subject. received at Halifax (wiiict
We. have before heard) and which is YER
ilkeiy 10 have been dispatched to the squad.
o,s on cur stations.
It's old gentleman was irforrnsi by the
oihcers of the Iuuon and Tenedos. that the
fishing craft would not be mcies,ed. provi-
ded they pNt sued their regular course, and
when ordered, to come along side
Nos believed En-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-20
GENERAL WILKINSON.

Much conjecture has been offered to the
public. and even positive assertions, as t,
the course which the government intends d
to pursue, or had ordered 70 be pursued in
relation TO this officer. We refrained from
agitating the public mind on SO delicate
question, until we had ascertained from the
bt't autho ity. the actual state of the case.
The publication, few days since, by the
aejutant- genera, of this district, is aliogeth-
er incorrect. A Court Of Enquirv has nor
been terminated /; therefore, all the detail
respecting the members, &c. is a mere
coinage of the brain.
The facts are--that Court Nartiaiis de-
tailed, and is to meet OH the 25tb inst, on
Lake George, at such place as the Presi-
dent may direct. The President of the
court, IS Major Grneral lizard the mem
bers are brigadiers general M'Arthur and
Gaines, and colonsls Ripley and King su
pernumeraries, colonies Larned & -
Judge Advocate, lieut.. col. WIN. S. Hamil.
tou. We further learn, that if the genera
shall abject TO the court, as being cbmpos-
! ed of too few members, j. shall be adjourned
until after the campaign and then assemble
in New York, Philadelphia or Baltimore, I.
shall be r.ost agreeable to gen. Wilkinson
Dem. PreSs.
| On the receipt Of the news at Augusta
| from Washington, of the Presidents Ms
sage relative to the Embargo, Cor ron rost
from 10 10 Is cts. and FLOUR from 81 z.
10 81 in one day.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-20

Jnsf receiy a from .fi~ York. and FIR
sale at Taifs neau M,diral Store On
Shoekoe HiH, nearly othosue The .S7yan
Iauern,
ONES. Paints, Ui, Cop'l ant Jspss Vsrn,.h.
ny ng Drugs, Per'umery. Rose, Violet and pain
Hair Powder, Paw;ler Bsss and = n. Lor riierd's
Maeeahaw, and Pappee Snuff, Csph,ic SNUFF Putty
IN h'shders, Spirit Of Wine, Aquaf.rts, Esners
Bow strings, itsl'an Fade Strings Starch. OF vi.
trio', Strewing Smaits, Gold anil Silver LAT CIV
enne Pepper, Glue. PART Barley, best qua,i,y sof
A"er'esn Castor OF, Scans Indigo, Anstto. Mad
der, Copserss, k!um, &c. go. aai viii r.ee;v. ia
lew asys sundry, s'her articles from N-w-York
wh'' Ia wall make his assortment compete.-Aso a
servant girl to hire for the rems;nuer Of the var
who is Cook aud Washer
Aril 60. O.