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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-09
BY COL. WIN. DUANE.
A'5utant General in the Army ortl.e U. S.


PmcE So.
Orders addressed to Mr.. lanes Tileor printrs1
FhilacepIia. win be- attended to Order. ,o,, 81,
sellers Tor any number accompanied ne c,eb Vii H.
aenaed TO- and discount allowed proportionate to the
o., Jhe Had- Eoot far Capaiy7. reiR he 6,.s,
az .. flaas'7fS Bo0t-Ss9Je, Iichnod, IN O fg 4ry,
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.

18th .jlsly, 1914
THE President and Directors have this day declar-
ed dividend of per cent the old stock the pro-
hts of the last half year, and surplus dividend OF per
cent being the accumuati since the establishment of
the Bank The sum of thirteen dollars each share
of old stock will therefore be paid aterthe 18Th
instant w. cambridge, Cashier
July g. Sw
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SALES ar .aUCT10N:
FOR SALE,

AN Wednesday, 18th July, ut Flower lie Fhndi ed
the residence of the late Col. Miles SeldtIi OF
Prince George County, variety of personal property,
consisting ofbe,ls tables, chairs and other ARTICLES OF FASH
ionable household furniture.
.GLSO:
Some sheep, together with several colts * brood mares
of approved blood.
y credit of twelve months will be given Tor all arti
oles sold for more than 81 dolarsarclcS sold for les
than tiat sum- must be paid for, hcor, taken away
Join EDLOE
THOMAS COCkE, *
MN. Sci DEN
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TIE EYC0 .aCsDE9g.


y examination OF the Students ofthis academy COM
n,eneed on the 10th aud closed on the 18th uit-
N.iolt OF the trustees present during the ,N-
anlnaton, and were highly aatied at the great and
uneNampled progress which the several chsses have
Iaad, m their respective studies since the school went
INTO operation at the beginning Of Ibis year aud The
eNanilng committee ia particular, think themselves
Warranted by the present examination, in stating the
public, that those students who commenced the Study
OF the Latin, under Mr.. Levi Iiolbrook tn, pres,it
teacher, both in proficiency and accuracy, surpass any
others OF their standing, they have ever lc:, exam-
ed The trustees have procured for the use Of the
school, pair OF large and elegant Globes, and COM
pIete set OF maps, on the most approved scale-They
think u not aniiss a, this early peoI to inform pa
rents and guardians that there is little doubt but GOOD
school will be continued at this place during the next
year, as they have ALREADY contracted with MIR tIo
brock Tor that purpose, under whose government they
have no Doubt o, discontinued prosperity and usefulness
as he Is highly qualified teach the Greek and latin
languages. and the usual course of science and eouaei
BY few men in his mode OF teaching This academy 10
conveniently situacd, in unus,1v healthy neigh
bourhood, the Red House. in the c,,-r end of
CaSye county, y C. where boarding MAY be procured
Vt respectable houses, for sixty or seventy Young gen
teinen ~ 50 or GO dollars per annum; tuition 9OS
year, pail QUAR- erlv in advance. The exercises of the
school VIII commence Monday the itl july
BY Order OF the beard,
f. y. JONES, CIR
n b. Should the nun her ofstudents increase ayTce-
able To expectation, assistant teacher viii be en-
p'ovei. RED House, \ C. Iuiv . v.4w
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y very liberal deduction viii be made from The ! owe
prices t6anv person who viii take to the ar,,y, NJ
oro0o dollars, AID the ware will be delivered tothc IT,
chasers in any part Of the city.
Orders le'twiih Mr. James Brown, n NIessrs 4 ~
cure, Robinson * Peasants, Messi,s NnrD,y & 8, -
Mersrs Wis, Roscoe Cole. Phiip Du Val ~ 81 q
or at the NanuactOv, will be duly ATTENDED TO- ant "a
greatest attention paid to selecting and packing
BENJAMIN DUVkI
n B. From Mr. Otis's advertisements it might "a .
pear 10 my customers, at he had the sole agency IL
the sale OF Stone Ware made at nv nanuGactoI-. ~
he isaeent only for the sale of Mr. John p Scheme
June 25. en2,s-,rt,r 'l
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EDWARD HAIIAM

EDN ARD 'HALLAM
NETIlL sell on very moderate terms for cash or ac-
w ceptances in town,
so IIhds very old and fine favored Jamaica onJ A.
Ggua Rum,
so Pipes Madeira, Particular Tencrife and Lsbo
Wines
so Bags Green and White Coffee.
10 Case and fifty Canisters Imperial Gun-Poader
Tea,
10 Boxes genuine Port Wine
100 Canstcrs Fresh Mustard,
so Sets Dining China, blue prnted-varietv of Pat
terms,
10 Boxes Canton China, Cups and saucers 500 pair
each
10 Crates assorted Ware,
600 Boxes Northern Candles,
20 30. al Spanish .gars
100 Kegs High ProofF + and IF Gun-Pow,ley
800 Gallons Lamp Oil.
June g. WITT
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WV. SELDEN

N r. Any one whowishcs to purchase small. llsn,l
some agreeable, and remarkable healthy country scat
IN the county OF SUSSEX, situated about o5 miles from
Petersburg, and about the distance from James
River may be accommodated on cheap terms, by ap.
plying to either of the aforementioned Executors
Jupt,
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From the tenth day of April last Of that well knows
aud valuable stand in this CITY, called the
W.fSHLN1GTO.N 7.fVER.N.
Immediately fronting the Capitol Spare.
.fLSO-A number of excellent Beds bedstea,ls
chars, tables, sidcboays Earthen-ws,re, handsome
set OF Table China, and almost every article necessary
to the comfortable entertainment ola large rmbrr of
geneel perSons-The above sale will be made positive
" without any limitation
Terms If Snie-On all purchases (lat of the lease
eNcepted) under 500 Cash will be required, above
loand under 2o0sNty days credit, above 200 aud u-
der 500 ninety days above 500 aud under 1000 six
months, and above 1000 nine and twelve months ere
dit-Approvcd endorsed notes will b. required
Pi)LEL~4 ANN MOORE, Erscutilr
.J5rie 20. +5e
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COBHANI pARK E0R 80

FEVl.S beautiful and most desirable seat will be sold
< Publicly, on the PREMISES to the highest bidder
on the 9th August next, fir # nos the next fair
day 10 those who have seen this farm nothing more
would be deemed necessary to be said of H. than the
place, TIM and terms Of sale but 10 STRANGERS some
description IS due. Gotham Park lies inne l;atelv ON
Rappahaunock river, in Richmond county six miles b,
low Happahannock contains about 700 acres Of land in
compact body, equal to any on u,c Rappaliannock
and wei adapted to the cultivation Of tobacco. corn
wheat, cats, &c hisseat possesses cyci- aduccmcni
to purchaser who wishes to reside ON t,o Pappabarl
mock Us not only the most beautiful IN this river ,,,
believed the most healthy, and possesses a the ayon
tages Of fine fish, crabs and oysters--Thc iD,urfye
ments arc large brick house. lately rcrarec and eve
RS other necessary clubhouse an claut G,llirg oay
den, containing many fine and rare fruits extends f,I,
The house IN the bank Of the river where gshcs hold
spHnSoi most delightful water AS hc,t Wv. safe apd
Convenient retreat Tor the summer 10 merchant fyor
our unhealthy and exposed towns Gotham PARK stands
unrqualcd. Terms of sale one fo1r;io the pnrcla,,
money 10 cash, the balance at three fopr or five wears
ss may SUIT the purchaser, coTyingintcrcstf from the e
and possession given The FIRST day Of January next
II BAII.
Newcastle, June O.. w7wT
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7HViIE Kichmofif J;Rov .hr Furnace is nov in ope-
rotOn. Castings IN Brass and Wrought Iron work
win alsOhcevccucd A. the Furnace Orders leG Mt the
Furnace, with John Parkldll of this place. or FolIrt
& Icain Petersburg, will be thankfully received, and
promptly attended 10
Perk3fR. S1ibIqH91, e TO-
June tf
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W.aJVTED TO HTRE,

A person accustomed TO search for Coal, and acouan
= ted with boingand opening sbah. II viii be dc
srPblc ut the time, hire labourcrs acoustic
med 60 mining.
Foue but persons Of good character and habits, and
aying respectable recommendations, need to apply
FOrparticulars, enquire OF the Editor
Nav 25. WOW
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= QJ Iltt, Sale of the Representatives OF MIR FSme
Smoek interest in the Line of Stages from this city To
The Oaks, is postponed to monday the Ilth Iy when
1t will positively take place the Eagle Tavern, at ~
O'Clock Also Negro Boy.
I1Gl St JOIN FOX, Erec'r
VALUABLE LAND ON JAMES RIVER
ANoR SALE. The subscriber Will, ON the fins, day
OF August next, on the premises offer Tor sale To
the highest bidder between twelve aud fifteen hundred
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SCNEME 0ETEE

= NGINE HoUSELOTTEPv-9 sro 5li-es. each
: x # 10000 dcAIu's. me nj toOc1 doudrs, one Of
5000 dsH1s Of O00 doH rs ne of9 600 ooliqrS
f9m Of 1000 Ten 1880 600 100, Sc &c There are
onh $4,000 fcte's, aunot tz'o bianlst 10 Qb,i-e Tie
olTs7na cost oftcets is Clol'a,S The aiGuinp 1rH
co1.'rc'ce i'i Hs1t no3ff and tyin Oct9b7 merit bu
7ohich fs7nc he 'f3SO,NJC H4LL LOT'TE2F.
7SH cohnnelceifS d.gss in 4rkich Sctenrs there Is
o'le prize ctl0Ou0 dohrs, 100000 ,soacts, fre
9iOOo0 dohHs, ssUed of5.GOO Glsggrs, sc Sc OYi-
g11Hi t7ce 81 tickets 10 doors Tjctets m tbc a5gre
iofe'Te9--9'eo, yiclots m The .N7o.To,t, Plaei-I-
b9a 0'i9 Grand NtonaI Ioherg, coi, he had at fle
Batlmore Sets briccG, he Subscribers sa5Fqhe{
LICEyV,SED LOTTERY OFFICE.
Hhee da'eh sereral cobitai Prizes haz. 6.a said 10
'esdenfs 81 mis- cf5, uihbe cash bGid ia at'uancc-
f%ofl36e mites, CccebCpcbs, PIKE tickets ofgtIe
I'ff@'1 s, clU he yecetUed IN bayT1eW t5r ackets--
LahE mites ofotheI states, srH De discounted and err
changed Prizes p1if cs drQ7rn .qgu orders
i'm tickets from the cou't1Y eoat baid zriH he a.
tendef To- and ne earliest ipt6ua;io7, of tte ffe Of
hckefg 1rR he efue7. m tictSs era,ied e1,otjs as
the Official Prize Lists ofGN Lotteries are ecei1rd
By T. r. KJTRSHEEDT,
fazv dOorS 6el07v the Bel TG1,ei7i
nun Z. r-2..t
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FARNIERs' BANK OF VIRGINIA.

FENllE President and Directors have this day declared
Il dividend OF per cent the Capital Stock loi.
the last SIX monhs which, after the usual deduction
TOR the Stock Of the Commonwealth, viii be paid the
Stockholders, their legarcprcsenaves on the 18th
instant
July 6. sw '''''''''
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RiCLyroM tSh lime 1871
ne Coi7Tet H"sH1es viii proceed. ut JulyC curt
to he appointment Of School Master for he pm,
C"'d'eH IN The fins h0se ofthc Civ SALARY 0,l0o
pWanneS bo'rdThc privilege, underccriain y,o.
"i ne allowed The teacher, Of receiving for tuition. the
neighbofing children on his own account
June rs. til, tad
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Il GPE.41' B.4RG,gLN' .MdF l}2 I4D.
& WISH 80 selimv HOUSE s LOT, in the town Of
\ charlottesville known by the ',crnc % the STONE,
HOUSE. The value OF this property and its eligibility
as tavern iseo well known and hrs been 81 generally
admired, that deem any description unnecessary
shall continue to oecupv thssum'ncr (unltss scIl
and tufnish accommodations to- AL gentlemen and Ia.
dies travelling, who may ple',sn - favor nc with ,hcir
patronage TRlPLET~T 7. ESTES
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wish torrent or lease fol- term ofvcue. the House
20, ON d or Caly-Sreet, lately occupied by Thomas
JAQUELINE y. HARyIE.
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J'h,N U0LL8RS KEV.qRD.

.J'k,N' U0LL8RS KEU.9RD.
- ANYWAY from the Subscriber on the sth ulti.
I 2 mo, an APPRENTICE BOY about 20 years old,
feet on inches high dark eyes and hair has lately
returned from Norfolk, in requisiton from near Smun
ton, under Captain Bbb where be wentby the name Of
James Mackey, when he had been runaway for Gmonts
previouS-his real name is James M'3 de nc has a
brother, runaway also by the name of Jos M'Brdc,
about years old, and dark hair the latter went OFT
in March ast-thcre is little doubt but both have pro
ceeded towards Staunton will give the above reward
for either Of them, or 20 dollars for both.
June D. # RALPH ALLEN
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JVpIO J-Fapg,

IN Thursday the i4th day Of July mex will he sid,
: on the premises, under the management OF James
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N0FICE.
VTRGLNTR:

.
4 T Superior Court of Chancerv holden at the
~ Capitol, in Richmond, the sixth day of january
Nancy Owle and Bctsey Owle Otherwise called Nancy
iiowle end Betsey HowIe) infants by Daniel Vi.dc-
wall their guardian and next friend
plaintiffs.
William Price IN = administrator sc of Charles
Price, decd Archibald Blair Elisha Price X Elisha
Williams,
, Defendants.
THIS cause came on this day to he heard upon the
papers formerly read and the Report Of the Comni--
soner, pursuant 70 the order of the tventv-ii,s dsy Of
Scpteinberone thousand eight hundred and seven. with
exceptions thereto and was argued bv council -
On consideration whereof the Court doth reconmit the
SAID report to the same Commissioner vino made it. to
be examined, stated and oportedb by him il conformity
to the principles Of the Court.
ACopy, Teste,
WIN W. HENING, C. C.
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90 DOLLNRS REV.3PD-

, ANYWAY from the Subscriber. soro,. finn. s;,o,;
2 q Christmas, two negro women ~ tie names NJ
1e.nyy and Eadv Lucy dark complexion has q lInl n
on her forehead about the size of small nutmeg IL -
Ia tie edge OF her hir and several scars down her
shoulders. purchased Der OF Mr. John Pryor ii,,,,,
gloucester county 4tate evcy reason to believe 81.
IS harbored in Richmond or in the neighborbeoJ Of
Charles City Court House. understand She HIS sev,
iai relations living there. Eady is a bright niuatto.
very tall and slendermaie, with uncommon o' a,.s
very busy han it hangs down very low on herf5rehod
purchased said woman of Mr.. William 4. Rogers h.
ing principal agent to the Free School ofis 5ueeste
county, OF spndry slaves sold at the Bell aE4r viii
give ten dollars for either to be delivered M me orr s-
cured SO that get them.
.N.4RRL.N' PRICE.
June % If
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STONE WARE.

1 NE SUBscRTDER las HAND Ar ms MAvrFAc-.
T'1RY.
a Large quanatyof STONE Jg-4i3E, wen asso,-. =.
e,l-and IS carrying on the business on scale sui.
icently extensive to supply al orders that may como
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VALUABLE LAND.

which is situated that it can be divided into
more tacts,which will be DONE if necessary to suit pur
chase1s. One part of this land called GSHANKE,s.'
containing by decd, $40 acres or less borders ON
the banks oil 'ames River and is in itself 7,9hqbi rs
fGte, beng tile and well mbered with several valu
able houses and orchards capable of producing ten or
twelve barrels of Brandy yearly The re,naindcr Of
the land extends of from the rive, hut adoins Shan
kers, called " STONY RUN"-itis of good quality ,n
orally, and aounds with valuable Oal and Pine tim
ber in this hscttere about COO acres by aate sur
vey.
The above land is distant about eight miles from the
County Court House, miles from Cabin Point and
nearly opposite to Sandy-Pon estate A more pati
cular description OF this valuable property is deemed
useless IS those woare inclined to purchase will nstu
rally view the premises previously TO the day Of sale
which VIII be shewn by ,r, VIM. H. Browne who At
present resides on the land This property is sold n.
greeable to the last will and testament of Samue, R
er deceased The terms will be one halfcas and f.e
other half IN twelve months-te punct,ul payment o.
which, must be secured by bond and approved person
al security ora Deed Of Trust on the land The mr.
chaser will have the liberty of seeding the land this m
and possession viii be given the first day OF JANUARY
next
CHARLES n. GRAVES
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TENIE 81 BSCEIBER las removed his Office 10 q
room over johnson and Garth
JEKSILJO
June g. IT
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GUN-POWDER.

VTVIIE Subscriber offers lo7 sale one hundred md four
kegs ol glazed 7 aud FF-.ud one case II Eagle
Gun-Powdcr, in pound eannistorsal ofsuperor 1lal-
iy.
ANDREW sNrrU,
Cary Street, opposite thc Eagle Tavern.
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, virtue of a Deed Of Trust executed to the Sub
seribers by Reuben Wright, to secure the payment
oil deb due rom HIM to Francis Anderson, will he
sold at Pansviie, before John Jetel's Tavern door n
the county Of Amelia, Monday, the 18th day Of Ju-
lynext, the
TRACT OF LAND.
that the said Wright purchased of James overn con
tanning one hundred acres more or less together with
the following SLAVE II Lefty, Diccy, Oncy & John,
so much thereof, will be sufficient TO nav tho ,f.
said debt and costs attending the execution of the said
trust.-The sale will he for cash
BENJAMIN CHAPMAN
THOMAS WILSON,
June 90 wcwJ
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\. b. Should the number ofstudents increase ayrce
able to expectation, assistant teacher viii be en-
plOycl rRed House. n C. Iniv . WIN
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q ALE.-On FRIDAY the 18th July, at II O'Clock. 4
- NJ ON the premises, pill be sold 20 the highest bid
dc1,-lhe unexpred Lease of thst valuable FARM
WEIITBY, lying on James River, about two miles he
low Manchester. The Lease expires the 25th Decem-
Der, 1917 and possession will be given the purchaser
the 25t, December next, with the privilege of seeding
wheat IN the fall Further terms made known on the
day OF sale. TARLTON SAUNDERS
SAMUEL S. SAUNDERS
June o. tic
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PROPOSALS

Shawnectown, I'll. Ter. June Q, 1871.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-21
Poetry.
From the Albany Gazette.

From the Albany Gazette.
Messrs. Edi,ors--Jhe conduct OF Ger
tain party in attribuling the efforts OF blind
and headlong policy, TO their political oppo-
nents, may be illustrated by the following
short story.
TOM always was stubborn, aud often he tried
To bully his piaymaies and fool them beside;
With stock of ssgacty hardly on level,
He wrought, BY the precepts Of old Ms chisvel.
Astrde of high-mri led poney one day
He cry'd, Brother Jack, me take my osrs way
"Lers none of your caution this horse shall
submit,
g. To the power of the lash and the spur and the
bit"
" Dont be rash." lack en,reated, " in friendship
tits spoken.
81 fear. brother Tommy, your Neck will be bro
KEN"
But Tom jsbb'd the spurs in, not mincing his
brother;
Jerk'd the reins with his one hand-ply'd the
WHIP with the other;
" Be psudent be cautious 7" cried Jack, but 10
vain;
For the horse, without rider skimm'd over the
plain,
30 lear me !"cry'd Tommy, rs grooming he lay,
All muddy and 6ruisd. Jack you rascal, lssy-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-21
PUBLIC NOTICE.

THE Seecfmen Of the towu of Portland have
l ported up lifts Of the qualified vo'ers for Gov.
Mnor Lent Governor. Councillors and Senators
u Col BuasHAMs Tavern, at the Maine Fire aud
Marine Iaiurance Ofiee, and al Daniel fuckers
06ce-1he seisctmsn will be 10 iei!ion At fsid Of
ice, ON Friday aud Saturday next preceding the
fiA Monday "a Aprii, from to IL A. M. and from
SO S o'clock, p. M TO receive evidence of the
publications Of shofe who may apply. and whole
sames are not borne on the liz
DANIEL TUCKER,
JOSEPH HlNCRhHAM, Seise7-
COTTON .. BROOKS, ,ss
PETER WARREN,
Portland, March H. 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-21

FROM BERMUDA.

A gentleman at New York, who left
Bermuda Feb 6, informs of the arrival
there OF tranfports with troops, faid 20 b
defined againit the United States, and
reported to amount to 1000. Some few
hips of = acet arrived Dec. as, and Re.
ported that two large frigatcs had fallen
in with the feet, and deitroyed ten fall
and were left engaging the 81 thar CON.
voyed them. The frigates were faid Ia
pc French, La Nymphe and La Clorinde.
Ad. Warren was Gck. About 400 a.
merican priloners are on board the ps;fon
flip at Bermuda, and are faid to be bad
" treated. sF~%
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-21
BULLETIN.

WaveDepartment, London, Dec. 90.
A difpatch has been received from The
Lieutenant Governor Of Heligolsnd, il.
cloGng the copies of letters from ~
Ruilian General Tettenborn. dated Ton,
ningen, the nth and 18th December.
BY thele it appears that the Allied Ar,
my, under the Prince Royal Of Sweden.
had fubdued the whole Of the Duchy III
Holitein. and part Of the Duchy 81
Slefwig with the exception Of the For,
trsGes of Gluckffadt and Rendsburr. n
the latter Of theie places the Daniih Ar,
my had taken refuge. after having been
cut off from Martial Davoplt's CORDS g
having been defeated in two actions bv
general Walmoden and BY the SweediG
troops. Rendsburg was completely fur.
rounded, and the Daniih Army was cpr
off from relief. az
Martial Davouit had retired into Ham.
burg. By his retreat be ief; the right e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-21
Weber & Chase,

HAVE for sale an extensive assortmentof
ENGLISH e FRENCH GOODS,
suitsble for the present and approaching Sc
ion--among which are,
Bes, superfine 3roadcloths
Midling and low priced do.
Superfine Cassimeres, consisting Of
black, drab and mixed +
Cords oa.ings--Duiils
Fiannels and Baizes
peliecc Cloths-Bombazetts
Wilbores- Durants--Crape
" Best dress'd and undressed Calcoes
Silk and common Gipghsms
Csmbricks, white, black and coioured
A large assortment OF Fancy Muslius
ShawIs silk and cotton Handkerchief
Lons n--Linen-Braces
& Gentlemen and Ladies' Besver Gloves
ditto ditto silk & worssed Hose
II $eacs. sse -oiourUA sewing SiAiss
Coat and Vest Buttons
Ribbons--T Tapes and Bobbins
Neutrality-suspicious. Grapes
Italian Crapes-Pins
Cotton Hose, gentlemen < ladies'
Silk Gloves-Bntton Moulds.
A general assortment Of American
Factory Goods. &c. &c.
Pbs,land, March7, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-21
DYER OF BLACK.

THE Notwithstanding endeavoured 10 crafty the
public by his eserions in giving light on the
kbiea, but 6nding little encouragement thefe ha,d
ins.. and iIi willing TO pleafe, he ofsrs to cait
i veil over their (bad habiss.) He doubts not Of
Employment from portion of the public Uowil.
~ 10 be 40 exile from his native foil ia the back
vucds OF Virginia or Kentucky, he wiihes TO make
~ more exertion for his 'ssssse lupport--
Gowns Hole. Gloves. Ribbons and Yarns, col.
nured and 6nifhed once week, weather permit.
a. Gia.ix .. sfssi-Apply Il T. HoLLAND's
Ire, foef OF Exchange fyeet
March u SAMUEL M. QUINCY
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-21
FLOUR
FARM TO LET.

ITO let, = Farm in the town of Cape Elizabeth,
/ lying on Fore river, about one mile from the
k,ry. conts;ning so acres--wiih = 40 ftory brick
hcuis large wei hsiihsd oarn-inquire Of Capt.
John Davis on the premiies. or Abnsr Bagley Pore.
Ind March IA