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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-11

Among the various important fubjects which
have occupied the attention Of Congseis during che
pseieul feion--upon none has more talent and eio-
quenee been dilplayed ihan upon the bill au.horix-
ing new loan of rs mllicrs Of dollars. A. the
Money wso be borrowed expressly for the puspofe
Of dsffayng the expenss Of Frofecutug the pTefent
war, the oppofess abe bill! took an able and COM
prehsn6vs view of the origin. prosrsis and ncs pc
d,ency OF continuing il. Among the many able
freeehes delivered on this bill by the minority, that
ofthe Hoo. Mr.. GAsToN's of North Carol;na, for
found and eonclu6vs argument may be coniderec
~ ranking among the drft. every word Of which
ought be printed in le,ssss Of gold and read by
every man, woman and child in the country.
II our iiu'iss would permit (aotwithAsuding the
remarks that mary make that they do not like long
fpeeches. we could not do the public greater
e, vice than BY gvicg Mr.. CO remarks entire. but
fetr'cted a. we are. we GALL giveaa extract Of that
part in which MIR G. inveaigases the principles u
coniequsnces Of Mr.. Madilon's /Siss n Resiissjss.
Il is queion I'll important as 10 this uAtion il in
wolves the qussi0a whether the par,;sans Of this
blood thirty war win regard even the principles
of civilised focissy. Il MAY aot be annie for Mr..
MadfOOt OfEcers and Soldiers to ecnGder What
fatal coafsqusuees this re,aiia,ing fysssm may fub
jecs Tome Of them TO.
E1traet from Mr.. GAs1oy's Speech.
One fubjecs is intimately come ded
with this Canadian war, which demands
the mott thorough and deliberate exami.
nation. Itremble to approach it thus
Incidentally, LEFT ! iniure the caafe Of hu
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-11

Oh had we some bright lssleihe Of our own,
Ia blue fammer ocean. far off aod alone
Where leaf never dies in the nil bloomingbower,
And she bee bauquen on thro' whole year OF
flowers;
Where the fun loves to paufe
Wi,hfo fond delay,
That the night only draws
thin veil Ger the day;
Where imply to f.ellshat We breathe that we live.
10 worth the bea joy that life e.fswhere can give
There with fouls ever ardent and pure the cline.
We fhould love - they loved ia the hrR golden
time;
The glow Of the fun thine, the balm of the air.
Would Zeal to our hearts,& make all hummer there
With afeciion, as free
From decline ~ the bowers;
And With hope Ike the bee,
Livicg always on flowers;
Our life ihould refembie long day of light.
And our death cone on aowly. snd calm ~ the
aishss
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-11
Poetry.

ODE.
,,,,, VAR AND PEACE.
"nhN the fwees miing mooa rolls her orb ,hro'
the ky.
And The whit. cloud. ar. Aging .f.r.
lrove
Through the grove,
While NO danger is ugh,
ana With penGveoefs utter 4 heat broken 6eh.
A. think on the horrors of War,
Yer the earth hoilile armies in battle around
sPrssd desfncsiou and carnage afar;
While blood,
Like food,
Stains with crim.on the ground.
aao the groans ofshe dying uonumb'red rebound:
Oh! msrciiefi horrors Of War,
"esvn haisen the time when the battle f,all cesfe,
ana dread terror be baniihed afsr,
When love,
Like the dove,
a. :. With the emblem of Peace,
>"s'' return 10 the srk, & thar wretchednefs eeafe
which embitssss the horrors Of War.
'as0 The vuture defpair fhall from miiery AZ.
A0u 40 hicme'ud grief bearing far,
Shall keep.
Gentle leep
=, from the falherlei. eve,
'yr a',s'o the repofe Of the brave with figh,
s'' the vide waiting horross Of War.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-11
miscellaneous Selections.


We hear from the interior OF New
Hampshire, where this appalling mai
.ady has spread dismay and death, that
whiskey particularly pota,oe whisk.
cyl has been thought to have intro.
duced it. 1t is fact that the disease
most commonly appears in persons
who drink this kind of ardent spirit,
and that such subjects are usually
victims Of it. "A number of towns
have been terrified into the general
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-11
ANEcDoTR OF rlAveL.

Mr.. Flavel being ia London in I673,
his old bookseller. Mr.. Boulter, gave him
the following relation, viz. That fomc
time before. there came INTO his fhop a
fparkifh gentleman to enquire for fome
play books Mr.. Boulter told bin he had
none, but fhewed him Mr.. Flavers little
trcatiie Of Keeping the Heart, intreated
him to read it, and anured him it would
do him more good than play books The
gentleman read the title, and glanced up
on feveral pages here and there, broke out
into thefc and tuch other expeditions,
what damnable fanatic was he who
made this book MIR BouIter begged Of
him to buy & read it, & told him ne had
no caufc to cenfure it 10 bitterly; at lat
he bought it, but told him he would not
read it. What will you do with it then /?
faid Mr.. Boulter. | will tear and burn it,
faid he, and fend it to the devil. Mr..
Boultcr told him, then he fllould not have
it. Upon this the gentleman promised to
read il: and Mr.. Boulter told him if he
disiked it upon reading. he would return
him his money. About month after,
the gentleman came to the Chop again in
very model habit, and with ferrous
countenance. befpeaks Mr.. Boulder thus
Sir. ! mott heartily thank you for putting
this book into my hands blefs God that
moved you to do il, it hath faved my foul,
blefsed be God that ever came into your
ihop.-And then he bought hundred OF
thofc books Of him, and told him he
would give them % the poor who could
not buy them, & 70 left him. prailing &
admiring the goodness of God. Thus
it pleafed Csd to blefs this little treatife
by Mr. Flavel.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-11
Eleazar Wyer & Charles Farley,
EoJH/,u;tbe and s1.,usHo~,

Gold|mitbs and 1ewelzsrs,
INFORM their friends and the public, that they
have formed . connection 10 trade and that in
fu,use their bufiness ws be conducted a the Aore
lat.y occupied by E'eAzar Wyer. ia Exchange.
fresf, under The firm Of
WYER & FARLEY,
Who have on hand. variety of gold, corneliau *
ADoe Ear Hoop. Knabs and Drops gosd. topaz
kIeggee pearl aud jet' Ring aud Pins of the new.
ed faihon a h4nstcne ada' smens Of Britannia
Tea pota, sugar Baton. and Cream Pots Japxned
Waters; Bead ADD Ksifs Trays; rich gold Epau
le',s and Cord; Peu knives aud Razors; FLYER Pen
d Gales and Tooth Picks filver, gilt. and lleei
wasch chains Keys and SeaIs--sogetber with .
VARIETY Of Other articles in their line.
tland.ome eight day Clocks Thermometers
Hydrometers-Pufs Glsfe. add Water Levels
EAa's Patent Riaes. FowIng Piece aod Pilaols
They ALTO manufacture god Watch Chains. Keys
and ssas Of every Description Cornelisn add 9th.
e. lones fet in gold and 6!iegree; Hair Work Of
every Description exscu'sd with neatnsfs-S,lver
1umslen and Cups; toup gravy & cream Ladies |;
table, deisrt. coffee and tea spoon Sugar Tougs.
ak Spoons and Mullard Ladies. made 20 any pat
tsm Gold Necklaces. &c.-aii Of which ace war
faned good.
Deaien 10 this line may be fupplied with
my kind Of work az hberal ,fcount Periona.
atendsuce viii he gwen 10 hat cullomers may be
accommodated with any work made or repaired .,
The fhorselt notice
u Cab given for old Geld and Slver.
~ All rsrfons having any demands againit 81.
ihef OF the fub(sribers are invited 70 cali mn,edi
asy and receive their dues, and ali Indebted are
iequeNed to make immediate paymea:, either by
Cath or Note. ELSAZiR WYE2,
CHARLES FARLEY.
March 20. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-11
Nortlann 6a3ettf,
PRINTED AND PuBLrsHRD
BY ARTHUR SHIRLEY,

AT two dollars per anuum-one half in cd.
rnce. All who become subscribers 20 this
o,ucr. will be considered - such until they pay
40 al arresrsges and order its discontinusnce,
All Con nunications, or Advertisements sent
through the Mail. mnsl be posf paid. or the post.
ne will be charged; and al advertisements
fercep. where there is previously an account
open.) must be accompanied with the pay e.
Insertion. or an sddnionsl charge of tsssy foe
essss will be made.
cTThe price of Advertising is one dollar for
N Administrators or conmissicner's notice -
~3ecrss f0 smaller advertisements.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-11

Mr. Patrick, in his chart Of ten numerals
in two hundred languages, adds the follow
ing observations" Melancholy is he fact,
that, il the population of christian Europe
be 1870 millions that of christian Ameri.
ca be 30; that of christian Africa 3 and
of christian Asia and rartary 10; the total
is merely 2l3 while pagan China, Japan,
Cochin, and Chinese Tartary, boast OF
400, 900 600 hea,hens; and Siam, Ava, A..
warren, Asam ant. Nepaul, Of an additional
1000, ooo."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-11
FUNK BOTTLES WANTED,
FOR which cath vii! be given. by
DAVID DANA.
Jsrsa.y "a 9:
WILLIAM CROSS,
3s.ss., -

At Corh.m Corner. keeps conssaniy for sale
"A At general sssortmen OF
Meat India Goods y Groceries,
which he offe $ on as good terms as can be pro.
cured in thu place or even Portland, for cash o.,
country produce.
He wants to buy
4 quan.isv Of Flour, Whes,, kye, b Corn. for
which the highes price will be given.
Gayhom, Jan II. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-11

Jefferson recommended to the commercial
States, the policy of Withdrawing from the
ocean:" but Madison, after having involved
us in an offensive war, under pretence of
defending US from foreien mposi,ion, closes
up our own ports and aarbors against do
nestle intercourse.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-11
wonitoriai.
From, the F,eeman's journal.

From the Feemdn's journal.
md Rehoboam (King Of Israes) torsook she coan.
sci Of The old nsea, and he sns wered them after
ihe adviee sfthe young men, saying, My father
made your yoke heavy, but will add thereto
my father chastised you with whips. but viii
ehastise you with SCORPIONS"
IL CHaoN. K. IS, IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-11
EXTRACT.

"r might direc, you 10 hospitals and sick
chambers, where you would scv diseases of
vafious kinds, brought on by iDtemprrance
Ito prisons, where yOG would bid crimi-
nails of every description, nscing ali their
crimes 10 this parent s,ee--io every abode
Of wre:chstlness and woe, whese you would
not fail 10 discover some Of the fruiS OF this
prevailing sin--eycn to. the sile0t mansions
of the died, where YOU woufs L-l,cld mosu.
me1 II mon0nents cnifs- nc,s the iasciip
ton oftuth) Of thousands, who fell yicii,ns
to this great DESTROYER Of the human race. !"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-11

disuse of the predispoAlng poison.
AS this dreadful fever is advancing
towards the seaboard, it concerns the
Incorporate and even moderate drink
ers to consider that every glass they
take of this deletcrious liquor is an
invitation 10 the SPOTTED FEVER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-11
YELLOW OK BARK.

6rIhe increasing dcmana for rhis va,uablear.i-
eve ia ne'ier teit OF ''s us;sy than voiumesof re.
eon,nendasons Clothiers and iia,ters, on tf;a, will
NOD u one OF the grea,e acquiGsons TO their pro-
seiiions ever yet difcovered
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-11

John S. Dupee,
Rsyp ssd Arassss.y Fsss f.sss BEAD Lsx- N5s.f
Poptlasd
HAS JUN received . iupply Of the
Extract of Quercitron,
Oh RsssNcs or
YEI fNtXY A = 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-11
PRACTICAL COMMENTARY.

I'll CHaoN- K. IS, IA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-14

which preceded l., ~ one r. he admittad I
u discu sion, that 4 woali ,aye hecn :
d hcu'. u use ierms of create latitude or |
which appea~ee n re sdap,ed. not only 70
preclude but to IN tie d,seu 10,
If the basi, ro ,osed con,d ronx.v w.v
one .sh,sd of IN, err o,v ~ thrIG 500
the American -. ~ ,,sis 49,,
con ye,ed il ~ h, x....;,a. -
f7eS. "a
n u ,mco, MI = ...
No. cor; 800. w'nou'
!~rent,c,x ~ ~, A.."' ene present pre-
with ;,s mr. ~. ! o., s:se'ars", "'r'
ldarv line he, = ..s, ,is I,uss' ms. 1ps oo"a-
lana those 80 y; a""s :. ens States.
lexore.slv .insn.a rr. "sAan,- - tnersin
If the ,rsatv ;s'L. : se"sra' cnarae.er
y.tnas ''e2.y Win q
which III. = very. slipusa'ion
is,0tha, ,be go 'p"een,s'i teier
iards cn,. :. .ssr "S.','is sneu'a sell their
Thai. bu, for N ;, s,;,sss eenos 10 pross
a General r;sts - a""n, e'e iooians nao
srne Ao,ss,r. OF mem.
| the fret t,,r. - '..s mas nov tor
dian n.t;"ns .s;,h;s ue~'arsa mat an IN
are Sc sah;S.,s ''...I y ~ OF demarkauo
on land. .h;ct ;,.sb - ION sune.ancss
right os ,co.;.;nr 'I s'a,ms the exclusive
AMI s~,;rS sneicoy menacinS the
Ap,;ns, s,.ch s...st .o"s- /.
!, must fo~r,nsiIs rrn Jug uneersiened
near la, t.s - e Undersigned re
has been made for assigning to the lna;sn
nations som. bo.nda 49, - 4"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-17
FoR TEE EN'QCIaER.
MONODY

EjONODT
On raE DEATH of Mas. LGciNp, MUITIr,
Of RIchrond
And dost thun slumher in the sifent Tomb
- thou! So late, a precious rgsc-inILipa,n,
That burst with graccs--lsvcly tn the view:
brilliant, impearl'd by heavenly l;chJ and dew,
Bbghtcd and pale dronn all thos,. touching charms
Thai smi'd 81 sweetly in thy .entlearms,
An, pant recrettel--Death, relentless power,
With dus; unigritiiL, choaks thy f,il-hown ftoy-r
Stu, ny fond fancy, TO my fearful eyes
PqprtT'y d--tbose speaking, modest features rise,
Fresh as in life, when oft 'ovd to irare
that Nursing, thoughtful spirit, in thy iace.
Nh, dear delights, that deck'd thy opening days
Ihy consorts rapture, and thy mothers praise;
When friendships purest homage round thee shonc
Thy spotess breast, its consccrated throne:
When nuptial love his happiest garland twin'd,
And some new Joy each vernal hour rein'd
Where now subsist the charm, the Joy, the grace?
C!asp'c cold, in icy Deaths forlorn embrace
Take, earth, the gentle inmate to thy brepst.
And, sottembosom'd, Did LUCINDA rest
Sunk in her grave, bright talent disappears,
Nought left above, hut grief and bitter tears
Vet signal virtues, that so early sprung:
Vet mental Cruces, that the MUSES. snuS--
Honor and truth, by innocence rehn'd-
IN iervent, heart, correct and noble Inind-
These ornaments, of soui-iivne, endure,
And snc;he the wounded spirit. nouaht can cure!
Virtues memorial sweet, without ALLOW
pensive shall sheda melancholy ioy;
tovelv--beIov 'd-.or friends departed, r;sc
An'; kiod'e incense grateful to the skies
= IA, while such tears upon thy tomb .e shed,
Affections iondestt rihute to the dead
EuCTGDt--t!lo our bitter sorrows Eow
TIE z9dy that thar lGst gore, IRE AT mrs. go
All, all, who keenly now Thy death bemnau,
When some few SINS arc 6.t--muat meet t'ieirowu.
Meanwhile, IKE thee, ii vice our souls esckew
And sn1un7s paths necessarily rursue--
soon vii! this passage ofpoor life b. Ger;
Sonn thou ma, st greet thai Heavenly shore,
Where JOYS divine, extngush earthly pals,
And bitter tears shall never gush again!
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-17
New -YoRK, Nov. s.

Commodore Observation-Disclosures common conn
Gil met IN the city hall, to confer uon this Distinguish
ell officer the Freedom of the City, which had been
voted for him at previous meefing The commo-
dore was introduced into the common council room,
when his honor the mayor rose aud delivered the fol-
lowing address:
During the revolutionary war, orr contests with
France and the Bsrbary powers, and in the present
war sith Great Britain. the gailantry and skill OF or
seamen have been constantly gaining upon the admit
ration otmanbind. Wherever ,hev have approached
ah enemy, victory hss almost invariably attended the
american bag. the great lakes the Medtcrr mean
ses, Tie British channel tie Atlantic add Pacific o.
ccans, bear witness to ,tec itstr.ous exploits and
they have elevated America TO tie pinnacle Of naval
glory"
"Whsn great event hss occurred, we are anxious
to see how the actor narracs hi5 own achievements
When the hero becomes tie historian Of his own cx-
plots, hc stgnds in situation peculiarly delicate. if
he appears us style 64 inflated buubas and presents
hirnsi 10 the pnbue n attitude of swelling
ganee lac OTIS Wis equally the good and the moral
Of 5 country Hat lion ire contrary his Drawer.
Is only surpassed BY his modessy if he describes his
yictory in the spirit with which he achieved it.
and Il, n addition to this, he conducts himself to- TIC
vanquisied with chiy',ic courtesy and hums:ty, his
glory is thus complete, and he ranks among the great
mcn Via reflect honor upon hatnnH nature This dis
eruption will apply mos, emphatcay 10 tns naval he
rOe5 who have dsting uithed themselves during the
present var Their skill aud bravery in battle, and
their modest and benevolent depot tment after victory
eTInce that whether they called upon 10 fight for
their country, to recor, their own achievements or 10
exercise the Offices ofhumanity, they sand equally en.
titled N public appreciation.
As one Of the most Distinguished Of that ilusrious
band, you have been honoe wfn tie approving voice
ot yOur country. This city, @hic ooksto yog rs one
other most efficient protectors in the hour Of peri. row
presents yOi Win her municipal hoaors, and feel
more t''an gridied IN saying, that the sentiments
which bayc on this occasion expressed, accord WITH
TIC urqnirnwrs voice ~ one fcllow~rrizerso
Aiter the mayor dai finished delivering tie address,
he admuisfcred to commoiore Decatur tie oati, ard
presented bin With the lrcedom W tie oiv r. gold
os, to which, the Commodore made The f1lo~ing re-
py.
Z" SfR-ffie services Which, have mi the good ror-
tune render ~ the lne olfuv profe sscn have been
5e7n ogres,iy oyeIqated by the hon the corr grafton
Of HT~-Yocs, Flat N, Nv at loss how TO ex-
Irrss i'sks, aud therefore OILY bsg Icqve N
's'Jre be'n that nay utmost exertons sa' ne nsed
20 Te"1ef myself worthy Of tie d,singa.shed hoaof
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-17
--=t.k a >~L---
For tie Enquirer.
TRIBUTE TO MERIT.
ExTEAcT eta letter from Gait. H. GRAY
offhe path Pegt. dated

EXTRACT eta Lefter from Gait. Il. Gray
efthe path Regt. dated
DETROIT, Aug. Dist, 1914.
Z" / have undertaken the mournful task of
announcing TO you the death of Maj. Holmes.
He fell at Mackanaw on the 4th of Augu st,
at the head of his battalion, engaging the en-
envy with that intrepidity that has ever mark
ed his conduct-Aud with him fell the proud
est expectations of the army All that knew
him, viewed him as the most gallant Hero
of the arIny--and al that he honored
with his friendship are sensible that they have
sustained loss that never viii be repaired.
had not the honor OF being with him when
he fell but Capt. Desha of the oath, his
particular friend, was wounded by his side at
the instant that he fell, and saw him breathe
his last. saying to the Captain, GO on
His body was brought of the field, ard arr-
we'd at this place, on the 18th, and vac inter
red with military honors on the 18th, IN the
Graveyard Of this city"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-17

~ 4 rGcheT " ne I..i&y nGges ii oss!e0
< WOOD, OF IKE p,tvlsluse A.,,,,cu,v. ,y;.L,. >,
CD engage for the nrst year, gentle,n.u, vi. ,,
,iec to instruct yout IN Tie hyevk, Lsjin r.,ci. ami
english Languages, Nooae nee! apply uness nc l.,,
ieeeiai crrs:-ty Education "a Of the Colleges
a! Europe, aa,i has lived ios some, time i, ts,sn.
IL 'saiso required, TIA, he sLu,iA; have Of
good nndsl character.
losieh aernt.e'rsna saisry oG sever, hnnl,e,! dol
',: peg ""n,n vii he sNen or one ;,!f ,f nsi;s
/" me A?picat'os 10y letter ins,,,e ,,.; y
"i rs reees'.d bar nn 4 III e,,,r.e aisut viii he
m.ee w1Iouta rersy"ai i.'ers,eN, or ,.iroacL tLe
medium CT a mutual l:iyid
srsh1es -tc:l, my, Soy H. s,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-17
EDUCATIoN.


YgNiG Subscriber intends opening an Academy in
a Milton Albemare county, the 18Th of No3e,n-
nef "sN' Male ard Female papils vii. be received X
instructed ~ separate rooms. Those branches of IL
'eratare a Science will be taught, which constitute
what Is generally termed Liberal Education 'rut-
on and foarl, including wasting, $3.50 per annum--
odo 10 DC sSraneed at the commencement OF each
session. e yes will consist OF sessions vi Ave
mouths each. No rnle student fifteen, can he
reserved, unless he cores recommended nv nus IA
rents or guardian for correct ~,--.l co,,lrel
J.7.TftS L. B-isI.SON.
n' ne Subscriber is furnished witt, excellent
o'ooes ann Hiaps. j. T.. ~.
Nov. l. w5wp
EDUitsu ,tNrlo Decd Of Trost executed =, Il n
q r. Goisry to Miles Cary, spr the benefit OF Ell
mnd loese;t ard others. appointed as commissioners
- sell 'lie estate Of Abraham Charpeil decd which
mas osen duly recorded in the County court Of Cies
terteit, wall On Saturday, the 10th &ay Of November
next DC sod !oc cash, the premises abu, nine
t-ire acres cflani, heiS part OF the tract Abraham
ch1pre resided On ct the time oi his death, ..so Two
negroes, towlt: Itt
DICr AND JOHN,
ar so nnch nfthe SAL property rs VIII De sui.,a %
yi;e tie SUN Of three hundred and three ,;c.-s ,
to'fy th'ea and "a half cent with interest thereon
from the 2sth day of November ,as till r,l and .
all costs attending the de-, fom lis Commence
ment Throughout.
NEIsoN Cav, Alm'r
Chesterfield COUNTY, Oct IS wt.Is
NJli,GiHiA--At irss hnlen IN the Clerks Orfce Of
the Superior Coat ofC hanccry Tor the Ricb,nonJ
Distrct, the lst day Of July, 1914.
James VI. Norris surviving acting. executor Of e,.,,,J
Overton, deceased, PA
AGAINST,
Righd Anderson. JAS ovsron, Eichd Ovcrtor. * Mary
suraiey late Mary Overton, which said James, R1s.
ard * Mary heirs at law of SamJ O,,,tnr d,,l
anu oasl;ei overon, r reslualy dessee of tue said
Samuel Oserton, deed. Dr0s
Inc Defendants james Overtou and Richard Oyer
Ton, not havns entered their appearance ard given Sc
cury according the Act OF Assembly and he RuIes
ot this Court and appearing bv satisfactory evidence
that rsey are not inhabitants Of this country Ris or
9ersd That the said Defendants do appear here on The
hIat day nt the next term aud answr the b;N OF the
Plaintiff. and that copy OF this order be forthwith in
serted N sone newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond tor two months excessively, AND posted at the
front door OF the Capitol in the said city.
Copy Ieae,
WA. W. HETENC, c. c.
Vet 10 wSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-17
Fur SALr, OR RE,7>T5

Fkhh new and coinmoslisus BRICK H2C-YE
u c"htain'as eleven rooms, AMI an airy lassai,
with two-stc.y Brick Kitchen with three :,ip9 Nd
large Brick Sn;dke-house ;-slso The tr,s;ory wood
ho''s, with the necessary out-huuses at present II M
occupancy OF Mrs lms'eY.-t-rcl. tenement rsa ! a.
ere Of Land attached to-Ihe aboy.,nan,ionnd -
Perry situated in an agreeable nei n,urisool and %,
~ Stieet-Any Person wishing to view the premises
VIII appiy 10 A. Il. knbrotai, at the S,hscr.er'sre
sdehoe IN i.;chmond-tor terms apply 20 H. Tom.
!,ius or,Lc Subscriber al Cam; B5.to,os HT,
&. TCMP;-I%S
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-17
'liit. FUi5I-IC

q RE- hereby cautioned a-inst receiving an ass;cp-
~ 'rcnt Or the Possession of bend OF i.o,as Nor
vel eXer'ted To the sal~crber or ,o payment o res
doi''H and SO cents, in the month u March ny, M
same being one third OF the plrc!3se % ir,.t at ,,nd
sold by me 10 the said Norgcl the sa;I bond haia
heen' Tor special purpose, deposited iy me, wits,t;
being endorsed, the han'ls Of Mir. ilip Sae,,,,,j
ana BY him, fTda'Leit,y Withheld by which Go.spi;,
great INJURY has been inflicted upon my elaa:, IN ,Ie
Farmers Bank OF Virginia.
NGy 10 '0h T.