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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24
A VALUAnLE FNbW

EIpR - if--lving in the co,,nty of M;d,llcscx. in
y the state OF N'rsiHa, about 26 miles f;Sfn Tanra
h'nnock and St,om Urenna, and miles from tie f,aD-
rehann0ok, vel and completely incloscd coais,ir.
80 sereS, divided into three shifts, ard has sTir
eney OF woot and timber its use ahort trohi,rls
IS a' iani quite dry and ft Ter cultivation o. II is
new con'nodious anil convenient dwelling h,r,se com
nsndnie heauitil prospect. There is also new XII,
chen, eaf.hanse anddairv, crsaris stables carriage
house. and indeed, al necessary and ,sscul h,.ines
thriving and promising peach-orehard and ron oar
cen plenty OF the very best FISH ami oysters may he
tad ~th ease and convenience from Gvang,. ere * o.,
one srle, and Parrots the other and o. The last
mentioned creek. convenient handing, for the, deliver,
and reee'ing OF procure. For terms apply 10 The
subscriber agent foI&Airs. Icttice Whiting
R.4LDD'l.N' ~ LEE.
-ustihner = VIVID
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24
KENTuCKYIAND-

ygvIE Subscriber has two tracts Military Lard m The
3 State Of Kentucby, each containing twelve hun
dred acres, which he is willing to dispose o either for
cash, Negotiable PAPER, lands any wl,ere below Rich
mond, (nr nayiable water) or above not ex-
ceedre one hundred niles, or o slaves, OF i, brick
work % he done in tlie city Of clmood one of these
tracts lies on the river Ohio, dirty miles below the resi-
dence d Ciea Hopkins, nearly opp0,ite the mouth Of
the Saline river and ltp ine5 from the salt oiks
on sad river; on tlis tract are DIX hundred acres Of
what's called Ohio b0torn Vi iou .eroun6s extremely
re and peculiarly adapted To- toe culture Of hemp
is also supposed to be among Ge best situations on
the Ohio for ship iudiug. The other tract lies o.,
brakes creek branch Of Muliy f.'er which runs into
Green river ~ very fertile andcont1ps upya,rls of
two hundred acres Of tei rH qfaty meadow lad and
IS distant from tbe first ,,7ici auut lrar niles A
clear and rdspuIae title viii b. made g. , lands
ANY communication directed 10 me 20 Crnnjs Grove,
neer Charles City Court-horse, will BE- st:soird u.
PATRIoG HESuHEv
Oct ga 90
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EK.4.N'D LODGH or TI6GI9J55-. :

k7,; hla'ons II7l ti,is city, here the neetipe. o
ue t'T"d Loise have aw-ys heretofore been
heo, iE'ng DeF pressed intuthe service oTthe state
~ 80 hospital and there hcin@ no probability tla, ~,
uic "' ~ ior any Hosnnic purpose win he recovered IN
snort time Il he's l'cot reecsrv n , ont for sor,
UNer p'sre' m Which TO bod the next meeting Tic
,"h ID "'nei ''c musical soceiies Of this els ,eiy
iFI yer meetings IN the dwelling honsc atfac1.e I,
t'e any a'1i u Hcssrs WIN. Nckecllric r 60 bas
therefore been engaged for that purpnsc. bein, lie
rp,Ht e'sD'e aDd coinn0lcrs that can b. proslred.
'e mouse siiuatcf IN tle south sile o. Mum (ot ~
jtiett, about 50 yarls IN the westward Of Mr. Aurs
nne b".s printing Office. The meeting viii tslc
place a. ecloek in the afternoon, OF ,e "a Mon.av
IN December next
Nor 9
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FOR SALE on FENI7-

IT FJ4sNFIA VIE TNTgLF u
TFNic nrw and coUnolsus BRTCb HOTrqE
K cantUniFe eleven rcer1- and an ,;,, ,s,sa,.,
WITH iwo-f'ory r 'k Kitchen with three re,,r,q ,,J
arg Hrcs Snokciions also, the fwo.star, e.c~,
mouse VIII te necessary eii-ho1ses, NJ presfr p tho
D,1'i,an'y oi MRS lms'ey Each tene ment has a.
ere OF std attached foif--rhe aboycrn entio,ed -,
rry % situated IN an agreeable neighborhood and r.,
- ,''ef - Try peTton ing tovcw ;be pren-ss
WI 'rt'y 20 n u. Kin Oh, q: The Subscr,l,el.s re,
'.sNes n hic''more-tor terms apply to IT, Tonr-
'tms scnr r'the Subscriber at Carnb Bofor;s I;c,
-, &. TOmPfINS.
Is
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24
IILT-IIANiMER ESTABLISH
kIENfV.
JOSEPH " TOT.lTE = r

JOSEPTH ron MS. = @.
sf5PECTfULLY inform the bic, t,ist thev
4 9, baye last completed this e5ati,lment m Frank
In Io'ays Va abot four miles below the court house
Imme.ha'riy 80 The Hsehbirtopi uf Calaaay's Iron
W9rhs hey nave pr0giled themselves VIZ sood
AMI E ~ VoieTic and tbe hes, of materals for ma
kmg ihc-Eiwcs, Hse.arg-iiOo,s, Weeding-Tloes
DisNas and Cutting Knives Sc. &c.
iney gi.l also car1v ulc Wagon mst,ing business
eTfed5~c'v--tic xoo and irrn part Of which vii be
rn'dc ~ neat AMI experienced handsOrieti AMI re-
quests ir1n sny prt Of the County, shall te punetu-
aly attended TO-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24
I HEREBY FoRWNVN

A llPs ems from passing over my gt6rds n Mount
"a Com'ri, tor thc purposes of hunlnr or si.oo.;,r.
or ar any other purposes whstsoe tcr, oe- taaa b,.e
ri y sness With Myself ard u ihe usua' intercourse
VIII expenditures Ali VIC rpav trarstress aoainst
CHS noee vill esrtan,y - oonndered AID treated "a
treapas'eis
NotI. 3r,
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SALES, ar AuUIION.

eN '"cNiF 'hc 18th in7' At ;';c ktc'v cecu-
9 I.,i by SER s?i,S .''se',' vii be add az lic.
ho'--A La;se ;'nd iaaMsis Isg,r.,n=nt OF u
0II CONS.
estimated at Is 9ln to 500 )ia IL, val,,e * cor.
pirNQS tery -aera e.isSi;on Of ARTICLES ii an,os,
t.es.N utsr'Htpn 90 NNe~rler, Sf, Cpec, < tinc,
''a"5 ., .,>s ~til v"1hvlhc .tn;icA q ,he ,,h,ic
.fl9C--A ar7,s.ai~t f:c,c,t A.scruuyn, o.,
R,3EIiIf.i2E.
ferrs - ssci'ricr 1noS r.s ,,,.roGa0 am, .,,i,-
80 months SOoSi 'p,d ,irsl,r io0GSS : .,,oths.
'~f = md nr"ar,ls ,nqrths c-a,'it Aun-,,., ,,,
'"Tsef ceet;i,h,e mates gi!i Ire required nr ,tr
ctss.r. fhc safe viii be Continued sn,n ,lay 10 div
miti somp!estcd. ~ ''''
he public rs;cc.'r,iy INFORMED. that f,es.
Sn's VIII be coil without reserve and t,at mn, Y
"'iiee offered .viithe iNlpgt "a
I3dfES BROH.Tjr .Y ri
MARSIjAil'S SHE.
4 ltne an i'terloe,,oiy f.c,.e of the C,our,
VIII ne sid on he 81, ,iatof Decem r at =;
Wilmington, \ g. on aerv,!to' 80 ard 90 days ,t,.
SHIP F0H Fi,,N,a, '-
enr:hcn $50 tons aud 'cARGO-co,sis,inc Of the ss-
lowing article. Viz - = "' Az
9eo hozes iIayanua White Sugar,
Goo 10. DO Brown do.
TfD sticks Lo.wool.
l0i box 6 Spanish Scgare,
fierce, 'rarels AMI 2 hsg; CoT.e
CapShr,, ~ he Private armed scrr,er rro-e, Of
Norfolk, Roger Uuailcs. rr,a-.,r
BEF. D.2.VyEL, .ltarsa,,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24

L. I
4iSclNiA.--it ri,ea ho.enin the Clerks Office of
y the Superior Court Cisncerv for ti.e R,e SorJ
District, the LIST Gay Of July, 1874
James NJ Morris, surviving acting executor f
Oyerton, deceased, P,t,,
AGaTNsT,
h'ehd Anderson. Jas OvSron, Bicif Overto,, s. Mary
b,rniey;ate Mary Overton, when said James, Rs.i
ara \ AiarT arr icrs at law Of Sanl O,tr;ot, le.'d
end sasluel Overflow r resdusry devsee Of he said
ssgnilel overton, decd I'M $50
ihe Defendants james OYcrton and Richard Ovcr-
, "l ~ nag e.te,ed their appearance given Sc
c,a1.! accoTGs u the Act of Assen.bf and tic Rucs
OF this ONT, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
mat they ore no inhabitants oithiscountry: his or
Gea That the said Defendants DO appear here ON the
.1' cay 81 ne next term and the bin orthe
r'a"H ana t'at copy Of this oI~Ier be Forthwith, IN
seFte u some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
o' "H Two months successfully, and posted al the
front aoor Of the Capitol in The said city
Copy. Teste,
n. ,r WM. w. HENENG, G c.
- 90 "a BY
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TOWN PROpERIY FNH 81

.---r S''i III y FSfij 81 LIS.
VIE subscriber offers for sale his ot g. IIoeesx
u'efeon On The town Of Nsnchestcr) fcrserl, ~.
u. a convenient dwelling house, newly paintclHietac.
iS'efetroin aneSt Office n professional eentlemar
linen, Sa"Se-aa'se, srsnarY, carriase-housc sahe
49,, 'gIse all IN the best con'lon, and recr,lr
P"te' The LOT eontaiaE, By estimation sy ~, ga,,.
acres ct ground, substantially and neatly eneose e,-
Wtsng most valuable garden. Tho proner,y as do
or'oeH' u ne sold on the prcnlisce on IIora,- a..
80 INST. g" terms then 90 be :nade known Ei,er-
wards viii BE- SOLD, without reserve tic FITRNTT,I5,t.
=, every description, comprising va1ous and useful an
Ges e'%ons iesro';s Obtain fsrther ;nforyna,;,,
''a o. the day of'ae, will apply to M is. HLync.
,,.,.,e COLIN HrcRAE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24
EDUCATION.

hDLOA HUN.
re [HE subscriber ntands opening an Aeadernv in
& Milton Albemarle eouhty) tie 18th o. Noycm-
oer next Maze and Eomae pupils will be received &
instructed in separate rooms Those branches ~ :
tersture and Science viii be taught, which consii,e
what Is generally termed Liberal Education. 'rr;,.
On and oard, including Washing, 5I20 per aunu,n
Ce! 20 ne advanced Of the commencement of each
session. The year will cons.s, o! two e,,ns IS ave
months facii No male student over fifteen. car be
received, unless he comes recommended ly his ma
rents or guardian fE correct moral copduc; -
L2y1fE!S c tIIILSON.
\ T. The subscriber is furnished vith eycsI,e,,
Globes and Maps. Sy ~
NOV l. v5xp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24
800 AtKl18 OF LAND ron S9I57-

900 ACRES OF LAND FOR S-9Z-F-
N.NG on both sides fthc main roa,l loar,,, e[.r,
~ Bentys Bridge In Halifax Cout-h ous.. and sbe,.
I'VE miles from die latter place. This land is cens
there Is not more than half Of it cut that ,a,9 CO.;
Is ',"del gn'i i'nce There small dwcling,o,,sa
on u wifi one room anh shed. The above Ind ~
s""S' to the estate Of Herbert G. Cscke, decd
Terms may be known b. appyine,o
~ JOHNR COOKE, erec'r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24
BN0TS AND SHOES :

''' = -h-~t$ 0ftOEte.
FoHN WATSON e SAMUEL DOYLE. q, IN.
~ ,at q The C''o' IN, having formed co.,rr,
H.s!!S0," MD DOYLE,
Wish 70 1f,rm t',e friends ard the n,,,Iio ,bo. IT,,
nave mrped Themselves with excellent materials ara
woF Smen--;nd being determined 10 omit no cfor, 4,
Sse 1's,e,or both - t',e fnneya and execution 4. t,er
5. p'n e promln1ie Of the" attention to the o.
peg'a.'on o, 2 siare ogr'3ic announcement.
4 u" additional roo'f .oo'k3p-n in their line ,i,I
meet with 'mmed'te employment and liberal wars -
four Apprentices "'- -
Octnllnr 80. &c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24

EltdNONn PENIlYNT'IEET-
EFoR Me- q tbs place y1ri,ty % ,na,utnctus.
e''rissiE o bots Z shoes, fre-buckets carriace
,,'"Ted coantcIanes aud o;hrr cloths, ,crl7sf rr,
Si''ds scrap iron and steel sc $c--an oC ,ro;.b ,I
.I 500 low for cash. or h'rerei 70; raw n,s erisls
n" hefSens having unsettled acclrns with ,,, F.;,
taFv, are earnestly requested 70 con,e fo,o,i ~,
ste thefn, previors TO the is OF nyu rnonfh ~ Wiz
',ne tie annsal statement of the Peni,.ria Is 70 -
Nov 70 Or ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24

NAMED 70 BY!2E, t,ar1-1liIr-7, 5.--r 5--1T5;;
@"ono, gc'tTe and irtcNgent Nick i'm 70
f,, re fftG''o9"a nion .9lr f9traac1 lta.
Q n ne '';' 4o'' q rel acquainted 7eith "A. Fyfe.
az RGrt Sn'itLs dcsneae, and zsbo is cabobIe r.
'1SiTr csoyer NJ srf' IS sM.h Those of = - 49,.
Description, '0iR ''set r E6e'ai 7oqges on atslc f
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09
Aeisfelbaitv.
From The o 3ston Spectator.
OUR GENERALS.

What figure the biography OF our co:empora
ry generals will make, in the history OF our conn
try What disgrace to the annals of the United
| S,stesi A few questions must spresd shame 4
confusion on The face Of every friend ofthe ad.
minstration, though coated with triple brass.
What became Of General Hull lie lost Al ar
my, gave uPan extensive territory-wss aslength
tried BY cour, martial, and we know no more.
What was the career Of General Dearborn!l
Az sailors say, he "Iay off and on" the frontiers
Of Canads, some months. took watch house
retired with precipitston-was not brought to .
couet martial, bu, ordered BY The government to
go home and &c, well, when he was not sick
from the south with high promise. -,lustered ..
while in vermont--could not get n the scene Of
action. hurried TO the souh again. post haste, and
resigned, not without liberal share Of censure
whether just or not. be left The publick 10 Judge
for themselves.
And what has become Of General Wilkinson,
famed i. story. through charges of embe zzlemen'
prodigality. treason, and unofhcei like conduct
I he commander in chief Of the American forces
has attacked mill-been rcpulsed-en.ered The
Rename Of bis army .. Burlington college. and
is said 70 have been recalled from his command !!
Conso,s, Triumvirstes, and cesafs can furnish
nothing like this.
There are many deserving young men il the
list of American officers but. under such lead.
ers. whs. could they accomplish What mus,
have been their modification
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09
THIRDPARTY.

Whenever human ingenuity can contrive some
method Of voting on question, which snail ne.
Their be tss nor Nay, then there may Be third
political psety, and not before. When the qaes-
don Of an Embargo was before congress, the de-
mocrats voted In the sffirma,ive-.he federalisis
in the negative. Gould third party man posi-.
bly, have been otherwise than for, or agsinss il I
All the great measures have been equally simple.
In speech. . man may talk - odly as he pieAses.
he may bring half his arguments on one side. and
half on the other. and prove thst he has no clear
conceptions on either side. In LErIsR, man
may censure every body. and exhibit no principle
Of his own. Or prove his total want Of principle
but, when the Speaker says, Gentlemen, are you
in favour ola non.importation act he must say
Yea, or Nay-Are you in favour ofs declaration
of war he must say Yea, or Nay-Are you for
raising an army Tor the invasion of Canada
There is but Yea or Nay. Willyou double the
taxes! Will you add new ones! Will you Dor.
row six millions of dollars ! Win you borrow
twenty five millions Of dollars Such are eli the
points to be decided in Congress.-and third
party is absolutely impossible. until there is some
act ofchoice between yes and no.-Ibid.
Our rulers were very impatient to sit down &c
the " war banquet" We find il was only An ar,i
ticisi. whiskey appetite; they soon suitsl,ed
themselves. and will now need double dose Of
their sonick 70 aid their digestion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09
NOTICE..

NOTICE il hereby given that nated meeting
~ Of the Overfeers Of Bowdoin College will be
holden 10 the College Chapel in Bruntwck, on
rsefday, the 9Th Of May inn, at 70 clock ~
Exerci(es OF the Eshibition to commence at ~
O'Clock JOHN ABBOT, Sssy
H,ssJsu;el, May %, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09
PASTURAGF.

GOOD psAursge for Horfes aad Cattle may De
~ had It the Farm ia'e the property OF { pu.
rant, Efq. in Scarborough. One hundred and
twenty asres. laid down As moving land - now
converted into pstturags. which 10 well wstered
aod afford. good lhsde-Apply a faid Farm, or OF
NAraAssxL Dana. IN Portland.
! H..f bsooded Merino Rams. for fae n laid farm.
ses,tevs.gb. Ap.usS. 1871
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09

OO 10 Cohee-Hhds w and N 3 Rum-4o
s':e eosld aod dips Candies-eheiss Of souehong
=, !, nytca 3in Tea-fscks CafiA-hoxes Wslchss
saa Choeolase--se kegs Virginia Tobsc-
-o 2. Snu6-A large aGorsment Of Bolton
a Cne m'tord Clals-lOOCO Vt. cut Nails, from
saec Manufscaory-dhds eoarfe salt
s ~ above Goods are Of the 6rl quality B will
= eod on Sealousble teros, if FsS II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
THR Hay Scales in this town, will be iea'ed ior
\ year commencing on the l 9Th OF May nexi
--,kofe petfou. defirous Of taking them are rsqueA
Cd to make their psopoias in writing to either OF
the Se,e6tmen Of faid town. previous to the Gay
above mentioned Satisfactcry fecurs'y for the pay
meo, of the Rent and Of puoctaas attendance will
be required. By svdt, y tie ssleswss.
: DANIEI. TUCKER, Cbsivmss.
Portland, April IS, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09
Weber & Chase,
HAVE for sale an extensive sssogement Of
HNGLLSH u FRENCH GOODS.

kVGLlSH " FRENCH Goods
stable for the present snd approaching .
pn-among which are,
Best superfne Brosdclo.hs
Midling and low priced do.
Super6ne Casyimeres. consisting Of
black, drab and mixed
Cords-Coatings--Dui6ls
Ilannels and baizes
peiitcs Cloths-Bombaze1s
s-Durants-Crapes
Best dress'd and addressed Cslicoes
Silk and common Gingaams
cambricks, white, black aud coloured
Alarge sssortmen Of Fancy Muslins
shawls and cotton Handkerchief
Long Lawn -Linen--Braces
ceniierten and Ladies' Beaver Gloves
ditto ditto silk & wors.ed Hose
Black and colourcd Sewing Si'ks
Goat and Vest Buttons
Riob9ns-Tapes and Bobbins
Neutrality-suspicious. Grapes
italian Crapes-Pins
Cotton Hose, gentlemen < ladies'
Silk Gloves-Button Moulds.
A general assortment Of American
Factory Goods. &c. &c.
Portland. Ma CHI. 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09
Garden Seeds.

THE fubfcriber has lstely obtained from various
parts nj the eountry. an estenfve aiiofsmenf
genuine Garden Seeds Of the Ian years growth
Ay6-A variety Of Flower Seeds.
Genuine Garden Seeds taken in exchange for
Dug, and Medicioss u head Of Long Wharf tore
Nrect IOHN s DUPEE
Portland, April 20, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09
10 Sell or Let,

a Aa OF Land esasaining abou. 6I acre., with
sp'eslantly Gvs,sd Houfe. two itoriss high,
- sara thereon. lying in s,roudwaser, on the
S 20 CoFham, about sVe aud . half milss from
- s~"snd said Lot viii be iold or let on rsafona.
:, sfms Enquire Of GEO. WARREN,
Sostlaad. a8ih April, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09
Wanted to Hire.

A BOY for houfe, about "A years Of age
n good wages will be gwen. None need apply
unieis willing to devote hmts'f entirely to ms
rnaflers fesvice. Enquire u this Once
Me- Q 81 aa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09
From the Newyork Examiner.

nao only unio'. AIMING
cry hippant. voiuole democrat. you tax 70
Iii we had only UNION among osrieives
And fuPpoie we nad' VIVA. tnen'! Would
the war 60 on better " yes'a great
deal, great deal bettei.
This Is another OF 'hoic captivating To-
pllifms, which weak men are very aP. 70
take upon trun ou' ~n'su' as 4pphea
to the United States At the preient time'
is mott r'd'culouily ao'uia ano IS feiol-
ted to, imply, oecau'e our ieeoie aa"inis
tration have nothing 70 ce.ude 'heir fol-
lowers with, but the'e phlln' p'esences.
The great men OF the earth-thc
lta,efmen and heroes ct all ages, claim &
obtain admiration, beeaole their achieve.
meats have been gses.es 1allthe'r n'esns-
We admire them, becauie with means ap-
|parently incompetent they have perform
ed wonders; and YET VIC iupPorf James
Madifcn, & extol HIM to the ikles, altho'
with abundant means, ne mas accomPl'in
ed nothing !! re has had IN his employ
ment, perhaps, SEVENTY THOUSAND MEN
He has EXPENDED, perhaps, ONE HUN
pRED AND THIRTY MILLIONS OF MONEY.
His operations have covered with dasrace
and infamy, himtelf. his cabinet, and llis
country. And the execute we hear for
this unexampled this abominab!e waite
Of blood, Of money, and OF national char.
acter, is, Oft we had only union among
ouy/eives r
Nov, let Us fuppofe, we had union a.
mong ourfelves; let US supPote that the
federaliits were all turned democrats, and
war men, and Madisonians. Let US iuP-
|pofe, they have bccom jult tueh tuppor
tiers Of government, as its pleient retain-
ers are known @ be and luFely nothing
more can bs differed By the u'moit folly
OF democracy Well, here arc Ali U,
nited AL democrats All Madifonians
And now what is going to happen, /
lhould like to know
Will this great revolution in opinion
make Mr. Madifon wiler, or better man
than be was before I Will it make Gala.
tin lcis Frcnchman! Will !. MAKE Arm
ttrong greater tccrctary! Or Wilkinion
a greater general9 Will it make thofc
fight. who do not know how Will It
make thofe brave, who had no hearts
before! Will our campaigns be better
planned ! Our armies better diicipliucd !!
The commiilary department. better Tegu-
lated.
SuP2ofe we had been all united, at the
outlet fuppofc we had all. according to
the true orthodox example. SO nobly fet
US bydemocrats fnppofe we had all kept
outielves at home, or gone out, regularly
every day at twelve O'Clock, IN iron' OF
iammany nan huzzaing TOT Afm''fong
and war fcr liberty ana "i'kln'on: 1or
Aentuckey@i ailofs rights, tor d .e"nsnee
ana comme.cs' TOT Maa,ion q taxes
suPPoie all TINS aoom'naole iohy 10 the
o"cteet mes; VINO continue t"e 'eoeIai
party ana VIVA. snen
would nun nave Kept Detro7
Wouid reF'y nave oeen oea'eh on 1aAe
Ere
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ANS, No. 7. Exchange. llrse,,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-07

pontoons. Twelve were buried IN one held,
that bad not wound.
Coiu. Barney's wound will be tedious, but
not dangerous. He has been removed TO his
residence on Elkridge. Capt. Miller Of the
marines, was badly wounded in the arm, whilst
ably supporting the Commodore's lek. Many
Of his men as well as the brave flotilla boys
were killed and wounGed.--Amopg the latter
still remaining at Bladsnsburg, are as fol-
lows flames Hooper, dangerously. George
Lawder, DO. John Deony, do. Wilson Denight,
flesh, Harry Jones, do.
A deserter who was 10 the battle states, that
Col. Thornton of the 85th regiment was shot
from his horse "a grey) early in the battle
that Maj. Wood, of the 2eth fell shortly after
and that he believed from 10 400 have de-
serted from the enemy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-07

The NatioSal IntcIligencer has been resumed by
Mr. Gales, in a small handbili form. We yesterday
received two sets, dated the S0th and 3lst u at
which time the officers of government, was said,
were at their posts, aud about resumng the ordna.
ry OF public business The paper of the S0th
states. that private property. in general, scrup-
ulously respt tced by the enemy. with the exception
Of two or three houses, f,om whence guns were fir
ed the troops and the Office Of the Iotelgeneer.
The same paper contains Gen. Wndcr's official ac-
count Of the battle at Blandesburg-hom which we
make the following extracts
when the enemy arrived at the mouth Of
Potomac, OF all the militia which had been
authorized to asse mblc, there we're but about
1900 in The field, from thirteen to fourteen
hundred under General Stansbury near this
place, and about $50 at Bladensburg, uoder
Lieut. Col Kramer ;the slow progress Of draft,
and the imperfect Organization with The ineg.
fectiveness Of the laws to compel them to turn
out, rendered It impossible to have procured
more.
"Thc militia of this state and Of the con.
tiguous parts Of Virginia and Pennsylvania
were called on en masse, sst the former mill.