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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
Land or Sale.

rSHE subsc-f e. will sell that we'll
snoxn Farm RETIREMENT-
Il is situated on the Great Hunting
Greek B:idsc r al, abou, miles from
Girx.ndriA. cln,aIn:ny
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jiahn's Genuine Eye Wa.
ter.

A sovereign remedy for all dis
.ascs Of the eyes, whether the ehect
If natural Weakness or oil accident.
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Tnfallib's Ague and Fever
Drops.

For the cure Of agues, remitten'
md ints rmitlent fevers.
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Wanted to Hire Ilnmediateh.
10 Horses & Carts.
Atfy 10
NJ ROBINSON o,
JOSEPH DEAN.
Oct Is
IO NENI,

To KENT,
In the town Of csntrevIiIe, Fairf,x
county, LOT containing 81 A.
ores, with Dwelling and Store. houses,
a large Creamery, Smose.aouse q d
Stable. Possession may DC mad Oh tie
first day Of january next. For terms
apply to Major P. TRlPLEiT OF A.
lie xandria, or tho subscriber near the
Premises:
EdInd. Denney,
Oct. Is ,E
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J. D. Sinms,
Alex: Moore,

Exeeutsrs ef the last vii and .sIH.
menf Of Jas. cra;k, ICED
October II. 2awts
~ The Printers Of the Winches.
ter Gazette and Stauntoa Republican
farmer .re requested publish the a.
Dove once week till sal, aud forward
,her accounts II this 0fiice.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
Oct. Is.
Rich Kanhawa BottomLan
FOR SALE.
400 ACRES

Of first quality uDlmprorcd bottom
LAND, lying on the great Ksnhsva
River, in the state oil Virginia, MI be
offered at Pupiic Sale, before tho Coz.
Zee House door in this Town, On In.
% day OF Nov. Eext a; - o'c!ock at
noon. The terms Of sale will lc trc
half the purchase nonay IN hand, and
the balance in s AMI !. r;cnths, pay
ment 10 be secured by negotiable notes
with two approved cpdorsers. to bear
Interest fiom the date, and lieu UPON
the land This Ia d is psrt of the
Justly celebrated tract known by ths
name of
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Craik's Survey;

And adioiss The !anas Of the laIe Gen.
Washington. Salt works have been
lately established in lis Ecishtolhood.
The titIs is in,ispatab'e TIE land
will be disposed ofty friva.e Sale. at
any time before the day shove meE.
tened, upon application 10 the sub.
scribcrs; who viii exhibit p!.s Of it
To any one disposed TO Durchnxc.
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EtIIn: I. Lee,

Edn: l. Lee,
Trus'ee
n. B. The land will be shown by Mr.
Nssbit who resides on the premises.
s-atcmEcr - ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-26
DEMOCRHCY q FEDERALISM!
EXEMPLiFIED

In mixed company Ut ten or twelve gentle.
men, Of different politics, distinguished de mo
era, VI this District, who has puoiickly avowed
that, yigM or wrong. he would stick to his pat.
ty." thus expressed himself:
CAS- 70 Armstrong, by ~ wish that the
people of Frederickiewn sd have hanged him
he is vile traitor snd ichly mst,s such punish.
Inent
To this vehement denuncistiou, = fede rails,
made the following reply:
am opposed, 81, H. every species of mob
law. II General Armstrong has offended sgs,ns,
the law, e, him be tried aud punished accord.
ing To law F"
Three days before msking this denuneiaion,
the democrat in question. who is certainly q vesy
gen,lemanly man, Though little hot he AIDED, YVES
seen near the person Of Gen, Armstrong, en-.
deavorirg BY ce,y ppl.te end courteous manners to
stirstt HIS favorable attention. Yes! but yestes.
day he would bow. with The mos, dei'eren,isi
homage, 10 Mr.. Armstrong-and even eight
you, ~ you would no. sgree with him in opinion
that he wss great and enlig hteoed gener al pat
riot and statesman; to day he would hang him,
like dog, without wen the form OF trial
The tederalis, ives always politically opposed
to General Armstrong yet be would not sllow
himself to surrender his loyeof isw snd justice,
20 obtain the punishment of mar, believed by
him TO have oifecded.
which OF shese two gentlemen, think you, had
justice and resson on mis- side See you not,
an the one case,ea disposition, which would
PROSTATE sill law all order! In The other, pr,n.
e'pe o. justice IA respect for the isw prevailed,
and Dictated The appropriate rely
hash, versr''ie,w'ld and prejuGging democra-
Wis ready TO sacr ace her ,o,srJ-,o demsnd
The halter for her vc'im--wi.hout e. en- the sem
elsnce ofrial. Sober, iiast, enligh ened, leder.
siism, demands that he party ne tried by the
law Of The iaed, snd il foand gully, ,ha, he be
punished according 10 that law.
Such Is the essen,ia. difference between de.
mocrscv and fe dcralisn I'D Rendition.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-26

Ma. SHIRLEY-Ai very lull mee,ir g
Of the Inhabitants OF The Town oil Northyal-
mouth, convened by a warran, from the Sc
lecunen, in pursuance OF request from
gentlemen oil both political parties,
Ater voting Committee OF nine per-
sons to act az d Commit,ce Of Safety, and
authorizing them 10 make such measures
u defence Tor the town, as to them Shouts
appear necessary, and furnishing them with
a handsome sum 10 effect II:
The following votes were passed yNAsI-
MousLy-That the Representatives oil dis
town, be instructed, 10 use their influence
at the early part OF the approaching session
oil the General Court, tia. measures may
be Immediately adopted, 10 obtaia Gov
yEXTIos, ofsll the States IN New England,
and such ot the other STATES in the Union,
as may be disposed 10 JON them to take
in:o consideration, mol only the depiofaoir
situation Of this Country, OCCASIONS by the
unhappy war, wnlCh Is now catiied OH by
Oar .taH5na! .iaauH.s!raHoa, against the
Cnited Kingdoms vi Great Britain, &c but
TO devise Constitu llonai means Tor lis very
speedy termination win oil tae States, bu,
especially wiki those Of them which evei
hass been, and st'll are opposed to the war.
And siso, that said Representatives be
further Instructed 10 use their influence,
that Rcmons,rance be iorlhwith p scented
10 Congfess, by both branches OF The lie.
eisiaure, rcqai'iag them withou, delay 10
effect an Atmislice, and Withdraw their
troops from the boundaries OF Canada, and
no longer petsis, IN an c6sns,ve, guilty, and
'ninous war. And tina, the Hon. AMMI X.
Mn cHELi, DANIEL pklNeE and NArHl
jerks, DC a Committee to prepare and pre-.
sent Memorial to the General Court at
their next session.
Its Hoped, that towns in general, in this
Commemorate, will go and do likewise.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-26

Va Early next morning a committee from
the town went on board the Spencer, and
obtained a reduction of the ranfom TO
D.I2oo, and promifing to reitore or make
good iome baggage belonging TO the Le-
ander, which was in the boa, Deipatch,
which went on lhore at Cape Cod Tome
weeks Guce This baggage was libelled,
and is now on trial. latham is allowed
to the frit of Oct. to fulfil this agree
ment.
Capt. Ragget informed the Committee
he had orders to dellroy all the towns
which were afI4ilable. That it was an
unplealant buGnels to him and there.
fore on his own Responsibility he would
aceep, itipuated ium and and iPare
the towns. He fad theie orders were
in conf-quence of depredations commit
ted by our troops in Canada. GBut if any
Of our forces have done wrong, injuries
beyond fair balance are new Offences
Capt. r. faid the difmaDtled veiiels Of
a ranfomed town on the Cape, would be
fpared. but its veAels in employ would
be taken.
Similar demands have been made on 9TH
cr towns where the faltworks are Gtuated
viz. q, 1000 of Byewitcr, 1000 of Wei.
fleet. The latter, it was faid had agreed
to comply; and the former wasexpected
to.
A boat from the thips was ftanding
into Orleans on Sunday, ard it was ex.
pected Grilar demand was about to be
made there. Fears are alto entertained
for the ether towns on the Cape.
Capt. X. was de6red to give permii1ion
for vehels Of the places to carry falt to
marke. to raise the ranfom money; but
he fefufed.
He fad he was determined to deeroy
Barnftable; for fome indiguity. as he
faid, offered TO one Of his officers who
went there with flag. BsRoa PAIL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-26
Operations in the River.

SgPT. IL Immediately sitter land
ing he troops nesr North Point. The
British light men of war proceed
ed up the Pe,apsco, TO invest Fori
M'Henry, situated on a peninsul.
between two and .hree miles in adj
vance OF he centre If The city. Thu
river in the vicinity of the fort Is
wide. and the water about twenty
four feet deep. Between the fort and
the North shore, in the passage to
Feirs Point, was line Of sunksr
hulks.
SErr. 10. Early This morning
about 80 sail OF armed vessels, in
cluding three trigstes, formed in y
crescent in front Of tort M'At,hu' i.
sndcommencei . furious bombard-
ment. with shot. she lis and rocket
and which was conlinued withou
in,ermission fer 81 hours The fire
was returned /; bu, with what eifec,
has not been assertaincd. Only six
men where killed in the fort
SEPr. ID. !; At one O'Clock this
morning the euemy's bomb vessels
md rocket ships passed fort Nc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-26
GENERAL ORDERS.
HEAD- BATH,


l'th DlviIios, sept. IS, iS.4
The lofs of Lieut. Baker is hacsreiy resre, ca by
the Msjor General-The eireuu,ftaIces attending
his death have been made futjecs Of enquiry and
are found among thoie accidents, from which HUI
man prudence will not AWAY. project us-Lieut
Ames here fore 10 not ceaiufzDle.
The Major General orders, that Lieut. Baker be
buried under arms, q, fuch time and place AZ will
be moa agreeab'eso the family of the deceaied--
and that this order be read At the head OF every
company ofthe Brgads--Brix Gen McCobb will
cauie tins to be earned in,o effect.
VIM KING, Major General.
Ami BovsToN. Acting c
nth Dyihon
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-26
NITD

Ia Parfonsdeld, Me. on The 5ih inl Capt. silas
Burbank, in the 77th year of his age after dit.
rrelliug ilinef' for more THAI IS mouths of the
Pz.iey which he endured with chria,an forti,ude
and humble reiysa,ion He ha, left a w,te, fev
eral children and large circle of relations and
friends to iament The lols If tender husband, an
sfectionatc father sad faithful friend.
Beilei are the dead who die in the Lord, that
they may ref from their lAbors aud their work. do
follow them"
Capt Burbank entered the fervice of his country
in the old sseaeh war. in which he fesved three
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-26
ReaayItion On )everai i0euns in BGryaabk

REPETITION en- Jsverai t0svns in BGryaabk
Comfy.
A gentleman who came to town lalt
evening fsom Faftham, which he left on
Sunday noon, informs, that flag was tent
there on Wednesday lat, by two officers
from the Spencer and Leander, Britiih
men ot-war, then lying off lruro-de-
manding ID. 1000 as a rantom for the (alt.
works at thar place-and threatening to
deltroy the place in cafe of retufal.
An aniwer was required IN IS mins
utes but as the weather was unfavorble,
and as a meeting Of the owners of tbe
works was necehary, the Officers were
prevailed on to remain that night.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-26
&o1tCa)1S:
Monday, September 20, 1914.


The last week has furnished nothing of rporan-e
from the British force in the Peuobscot; they ap-
pear to be in quiet possession Of the river. Ii is
stated that Sir JoHN SHRRsaoOKE has sailed for
Halifax, having despatched vessel to England and
that he has directed the force now ut Castne and
the vicinity, to remain till further orders
uJBy gentleman who arrived in town on Sat-
urday last, from Mount Desert, we learn that nine
sail Of vessels e brgs, ships aud IA, left Pc
nobseot Bay Friday last--afier having got clear
the land, steered SIS. w. 1t wss reported at Fox
Island, that they had troops ON hoard,
Niagara Evonfiers-The Erie feet has passed
down TO + ort Erie great numbers OF the n. Nork
militia are joining Gen. Brown, who will soon COM
mencc offensive operations.
Gen. Provost has retreated from Plattsburg. The
Vermont Militia under Gen. STRONG were all vol
unteers amounting TO 5000 and behaved admiral "
they have been dismissed but the Newly ork miii-
tia, 5000, are retained.
Defence Of Poaidad--Several Batteries have
been erected the last week. for the security Of this
town, and cannon planted Ito guard against every
approach should the enemy attempt 10 attack eth
CT by land or water.
a formidable force is permanently stationed for
the protection of this place.
The militia not on duty in this neighborhood are
ordered TO hold themselves ia complete preparation
To march, at 4 moments warning.
On Monday last, up,vardsof 1000 troops, COM
posed of Cavalry, Artillery aud infantry stationed
here were reviewed bysNai .-ien. RIGA RpsoN,
and went through the exercises OF the day in SOL
dicolike manner
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-26
NEw-yoRK, SEPT. 10.

NEW-fVkh, ScFI, IOs
Copy eta Letter from Gen. Maeom5 to hi;
father in this City, dated
Fart 1foyeaH, Sept. II.
NV Dear Fatber-rhe Britilh Army
under sir George Prevof, conflting Of
four Brigades, each commanded by Ma
jor General Of experience; a light corps
and lquadron OF dragons, and an i'm
menfe train of artillery, iovcRed US for
Xix days, during which period our troops
in fmall parties ikirm'ihed with them aud
took prifoners and killed many.-Yeiter
day they opened their batteries on US with
bombs "a prs. howitzers and rockets, but
We iilenccd the whole by fix in the eve.
ning
their feet attacked ours at the fame
time, and after an engagement Of two
hours, their large vefel. all truck The
galies ran off The Britilh Commodore
was lain, and the killed aud wounded is
enormcus on board the fleets. Our lofs
is lieutenant and IS killed, and lieu
tenant 80 men wounded. Tie Bri.iih
army RATED the Gege Iatt night or rather
this morning, at o'clock, and are now
in toll retreat, leaving on the field thsir
wounded and iick. Sir George has re-.
quelted me to treat them with humanity
and kindnefs. Our whole force does not
exceed 500 electives
have lent the militia and my light
troops in purfuit. They are conitanily
taking priloncrs and Tending in defertcrs
Il am in hopes of dettrcying at leait one
third of the Britilh army. am in per-
feet health. My troops are the remnant
of Gen Yards army, invalics and con"
valefcents, except about 600 men.-l am
in hate, &c.
ALEXANDER MACOMB.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-26
AMERICAN
rs seo 40
Total.

The Britifh officers killed, were Com. Dowper
aad lieutenan,s, etc The American o6icsrs
killed were Licu,s Gamble and s;sribury, the Tat
ter of whom wa, Knocked overheard, and not found,
aud Sailing Afsifer Carter.
The Brifl, officers taken are Capt. Priug, aud c
or 8 Lieuteaznts. Tbs wounded have been paro
led aud feat by Gag veael. to the lie Au. Noix
The Britifh large hip fine veffei OF her clafs,
having two gun decks ia her bow and Zero and
mounting among her guns. % long "a Founders .
battery which lew frigAtes o. the br,tifh navy can
boat This account aud remark was from Brit.
in officer, who was taken.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-26

Arthur in tie retapsco, or ferry river and
threw some shsI,s and rockets towards Fell's
Point, end the Java hgate which lies near there.
Br they here met with SO tremendous a fire
from All the forts snd batteries. and particularly
from those manned by our gallant seamen, that
they were obliged prec,piiateiy TO retire; srd a.
nine O'Clock the whole got under weigh. and
passed down The liver, and al II received the
troops ON board.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-26

10 the Honorable The Sead,e and i1ou6 of
EepreieatastOss q The mmonweahb n
Ma0.ebyftts, June !, 1874
Eik taoic,ibers wno are lnka bl ants Of Thom.
l. alton and Cufhing in the count OF L;pco,.,
respectfully rerreient tina, they are luaeo on ~
oppoGte ide, Of 81 Geosges river and divided from
each othsr by the fame -tha, iaid towns AZ v,n
a. the towns adjacent aud particularly the ,ovn
Of Friendihip. 70 connected ,b =, IL tbe;r y.
'ercourfe with each other, which i conlant ,h.,
have to pats laid river IN boa.s which is a, all ,m..
inconveniens and more eircciaty in he wn,er ga.
fon, when 1t 10 someiimes im,,I aet,csbe or IN %
round by the head Of The ude on fa.d ,iyer ! o;s.
tAnce OF Twelve m,ies-rhas bridge acrof, iaid
river At or near the fore lately oceupied h. ~.
late Thomas Vote 10 fad rbomaiiop Womb s,..,,.
beneeg your petitioners a. well a. ,he inhsh,.,s.
of other adjacent towns. Who wou d thereby 1.
relieved from much unlecefA,y travel ard ;uecn.
venienee, aud which bfiage Oe.ng acc ommodated
with draw for The Paf.ye OF ve1Tsis tina might
have oceshou TO pals the lame liz being ,ey
rare thing Tor any veiies,o pats up laid liver ~.
Their than the pace contenp aied fur laid brsa. i
would remove all objections hs, mi lht ex,(t ,eia.
tive to its interference with the nayisaou Of (a,d
river.-Your PeuioLets beg leave lur:her 20
resreiens that they have setoiore preferred ne.
si,,oo to your honcfabie toiy tor The fame purpo.
(es. that viewing committee was appo.ped "a
examine whe,hera bridge thrown aeroi, the river
in the place prayed for by your petitioners and &C.
comm odated with Law as afore:aid would imer
fere with The navigation of isid Iivef, when ccm-
m.see accordingly went on the ground, sxsmred
and reported IN favor Of faid bridge Enl that
from fome unfortunate INTERPRETATIONS on the
par, OF the Agent for The pc tioners the tutisa
was Dot attended to AT the all fiIion Ct b. Hon
oraele Court, but the petitioners had cave TO-
withdraw their pelitioa--Y Your petitioners, tAese.
fore, renewsdly humb!y pray. that the former
report laay be accepted and that they together
with iueh oihe7sas they may Allocate with them
may be Incorporated for the pnrpofe of erecsiox Z
b. ,dge as aforetaid, wi,h iuch rate, Of lol to
compenia,e them therefor and under iueh reitsic.
iona as may be deemed fuiabIe and proper and .,
IN duty bonnd val. ever pray.
EDWARD K!LLRRAN, aad others
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-26
EASTERN BILLs.

The public cannot be too much ON their guard
against the numerous ranners ON the Eastern
tanks They are now attempting 10 dcpreciate
their value, with view To purchase at a discount
for that object, large sums OF naaey are now on the
way 20 Boston tor this unjustidabe speculation.
he Niscasset, kennebec, Lincoln, Augusta
hennebunk, Gardiner, and Watcryilie Banks, nave
promptly met their bills in specie, ua IN no instance
eyaded payment. BOSTON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-26
1HANks TO sraoNC.

The Massachusetts, Militia on which we depend
entirely and depend with the utmost confidence Tor
protection has been saved to Us By STRONG. Had
GERRY or IA GRAY been in the chair, they would
have probably been delivered over to MADrsoN's
conscrption to waste their lives aud limbs to a most
wicked Invasion OF the peaceable province OF Cana
da sal. Gas.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-26
BysIIN cTcN, SEPT 10.

BURLINGTON, SEPT 10.
The following, account Of the force ard lof., on
board the Britifh and American F,ess, was reieeiv
ed by gentleman in this place, directly from Gem
McDonough, ADD put on paper on the fpot and
may be reIed on a. correct, 70 far kis indefatga
bic attention to The wounded and the burial Of the
dead, and the fidelity OF the Briufh cfirers have
enabled him TO alcer tain the facts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-26
EXEAlPTS.
VI II. PRINTFR.

I
! have been much gratiied on witnessing the zeal
and spirit which animates all classes of citizens in
ths iowa III organizing themselves into military
corps for the deieace of the country. As there
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-26
IT, tie Ea;ssr Of tie Portland Gazette
BATH. strr. ", 1915.


BATH. strr. ", 1919.
SIR,
Having feen in the a(f Argus letter purport-
of that saper, relating to a iate melancholy acci-
ded, tina, took place in the Company then under
my command. feel il my duty TO renouoce the
faife impreiiion tina, letter may have produced,
by Eating the foe's. The Company, the night be
fore the fatal accident occurred returned from e.
pedit,oo to Georgetown, having been ordered shere
from fate alarm, that the enemy were attempt.
log landing in two of their Boats. Returning IN
the svs1ing, it was thought sdvifabie not to diff
charge fhe P,itos. When the Company paradsd
neyt morning for lnfpectiou, the pilots were of
courie loaded. The Officers of the Company held
combination with the lnfpec,ing Officers, who
being zppraifed the piitols vera not discharged
concluded to Iaipec. them in that fate AT tbe
time the piaol was discharged, tie contents Of
which proved 70 fatal to Lieut.. Baker, the afpeetor
was fiand,ng with his back towards Mr. Baker,
and in the act of drawing the piao, from the
hotter. his hand at that Roment gra!piLg the
handle OF the piGo!--before he could bring The
piitoi down examine it, the fatal accident &c.
cured, that has deprived the Country of brave
and noble fpirit, aud the Cavalry Of valuable aad
! highly s(teemed Ofiaer-Tbe Gentleman who
penned the letter alluded to in this communication
having Rated that the inipec,or, notwithstanding
the caution previously given, Cooked aud mapped
The pitol, thought it due 10 that officer, TO the
friends of the deceaied and the pubic, 10 make
this communication.
! lam FIR, your OBJ fert.
SAMUEL JACK. cspsais.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-26

s.*Many articles Of Intelligence and Advertise
ments are omitted, owing 10 our diapp ointment in
paper--they shall be attended 10 in our next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-26
BRITISH
80 1850 81 10

Tota', SO 1850 81 10
Several Of the gunboa,s 'ruck bur the Goking
Gate Of the large vsIes required the atlifisnce Of
the in gallies 70 tina, being able to take
peifsfion Of them, they were able to fave them
felves by flight.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-26

Nav YoaK SEPT. 20 "A gentleman arrived in
the MAJ, llsge who left Baltimore on saturday after
noon a. O'Clock, where lie had iar,icd two days.
He informs Us that The whole Of the Britifh flee,
had pailed down the bay; tina, only vefe's be-
longing 10 the laG of the fleet were TO be feen from
the observatory; and tina the enemy dug es
graves on North Point. fome of which had been
iinee opened, and were found to contain on an
average bodies each Many dead bodies of the
enemy, found in the woods have been alfo brought
in by cur rife corps. There was no doubt enter
tanned as TO the death Of General Rcfs.
A1eyeas:Rs Advofysy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-26
SALE AT AUCTION.
TOMORROW at 10 O'clock, A M At 8 MI.,,.
an x r Fletcher's cfiics
90 kegs TOBACCO SEPT IS.
ATTENTION!

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