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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-31
AUGUSTA, Aug. 10.

AUGUSTA, Aug. 10.
For these few days past, reports haze been
various, respecting Che landing of the enemy
on the seaboard Of south Cs.roiina :--ffrou, il!
most correct Information We can obtain. il an
pears, they have Iaade their appearance IN
Beaufort Bay and have succeeded in caDtu-
ring sone coasters, trading between Charles
ton and Aineiia Island and that they landed
on t.dlsto island, where they collected < car
red on quantity d. stock, Glc. and retired
ihe Governor of S. Carolina, with .ln a!acri-
ty winch has UNIFORMLY distingus shed ms con-
duct, as CHEZ magistrlt Of that state, instant
ly ordered out several attachments Of militia :;
b0t the stay OF The enemy was 50 short, that
the order was CoNntcrmanded before tie
troops marched.
Since the affair at Hartsford when Rabun
was shot by party OF the Greeks i'll his corn
field, there has been no new outrage commit
ted IN that quarter, and the Ocknalpee
militia are Sarrisonng the forts along that ri
YER
Although we have rot vet received The de-
tailed account OF the battle of Brdgewatt.r.
we have sufficient testimony to say, tiat il
was severe and sauguinary far beyond any
former example i'll American warfare and
that no officers on army ever exhibited more
cool 8, heroic yaior, dian those men, who con
tended 50 g.oIiously OH that ever memorable
coca sion.
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names. They have both made full consessi-
on OF the facts attending this lamentable cir
cnmstance. and will soon atone with theirlives
to the violated laws ofhumanity, for this afro
clous and savage departure from their benign
principles. Chronicle.
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ATT'ENTiONI

ftAPTALT MURPHY'S Company of Richmoud
~ >LlehR Infantry Blues being called into service.
10 Rehmond Immediately, and TO Join tn. Company
there, On at any other place where it may be station
ed, on pain OF being considered as DESERT ERSss
Han FLNNEY, Ord .Sergt b. LIE.
Auc o. IS
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RegIHleNf.I O5.L.rs

NOTICE.
4 ~ absent members d die Richmond Tro,a g
cavalry wherever they may be, are III, ~
~ 70 ,ealr to le city o. Richmond without Gela s
.97,eusfo7. or Of nc Commander
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-31

GeY Virtue OLA Deed OF Trust from q. F. Stcs to
the subscriber, for tie purposes therein express
ed, and IN conformity to decree OF the hono,s BILE Court
ot Chancery for the Rclnnond District II shall pro-
ceed to sell by Public Auction Monday the i2,h
oil sept next, at IL O'Clock onthe premises for reay
NOR 2, the
HOUSE AND LOT,
in the crosssree; No II, leading from the Post Office
to the Btsin at present occupied by MIR. Francis Tsy
or SAsL PAYNE
Aug. 90. ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-31
ATTENTION. RIFL-EETMi-FFN / 7

AIIENTION, KIFLEMEN
EtAfrAlN TAYLOIi'S Corapa,,y of Ricanoad
~ ;Rglenlet, being called into service, ALL ABB
SEMI MEMBERS are ordered 10 repair TO Richmond
immediately, and report themselves there or at arv
other place where they may be stationed, otherwise
they will be considered as DESEnTERS.
BY Ortier,
Auo1lst OF Z. .. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-31
SAvANNl1r Aug ~

Ar. from St. MARY Yesterday morning, the
sloop Dosoris clpt. John Chcvaiicr. ~ .he
polteness cap,ain Royston, a passenger on
board, we arc putin possession of the follow
ing particulars:
The Dosoris left ST. Mary's, on the II inst.
and on the 18th anchored il 5apelo sound,
~ company with seven other sail bound from
Savannah to 1T. Ma1y's and Amelia. with Gun
boat No. 90, commanded by Mr.. Hulbert.-
At II q. NJ. the gun boat made signal Tor an
enemy, which was answered by the coasters.
ooon alter, large ship was discovered at an
Choir OH the north end Of st. Catharinc's. At
Il o'clock saw three barGes making Tor tie
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gun boat, AMI upon captain Hubert firing at
them they immediately stood for the ship
thus were eight vessels saved from the grasp
OF the enemy through the eXertion OF Captain
Hubert. The Dosoris spoke u sloop soon at
ter IN oapeio Sound, the captain OF which m
formed captain Chcvalier that.the dav before
the fi1gate had sent five bargcs into Sapelo
Sound and captured the Dusty-Miller sioops
Emily and Sally Jasper. AT p NJ the Do
SORTS was got underway, and at 8 anchored in
st GATHERINGS creek. Mr.. Eleby who lives
on 81. GATHERINGS Island Informed captain c.
IT he entered the Sound (St. Catharine's) he
would certainly be captured, as the enemy
was then there; and that they had taken the
sch.Polly & Sally nearly abreast of his door,
that evening. leth, the Dnsoris crossed ST
Catharinc's Sound conveyed by two gun boats
"A ship and a brig then OF. Gun-boat No.
% accompanied the Dosoris as far as He'll
Gate--CaEtain Royston, states that ON the
10th, fifteen minutes before o'clock in tic
Inorrdng, coming through Rouily Marsh,
heard very heavy cannonadilg in q south
southeast direction, which lasted about half
an hour-the iirinS was very quick.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-31

We have seen a gender an wholefl Kings
ton Jameical OF the ed ult-by bjm we
are informed chat the American prisoners, Oh
parole at that place, had requested Admiral
Brown, the commander on that station. ia
grant them flag or cartel to the Untec.
Sta.skSEb ut lac peremptoiily refused, stating
thai as the American governments fault.
or tlRsYigllt have been released long since.
we understand that there are upwards OF
four hundred prisoners ON board The prison
ships i'll Kingston, many Of whom have been
CO med for fifteen months. Why does not
the proper authority look to this ard il,e-
rae from bondage men whowould be Il ser
vice to their country?
lSaraHH4h RcfubEcan.
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heard very heavy cannonadmg in q south
southeast direction, which lasted about half
an hour-the irinS was very quick.
SAVANNAH, Aug. 90.
Tie EccHy.-A gentleman who came from
Montgomery this morning, informs US that yes
tterday between and s O'Clock, I. NJ 1--we
6arges, tul of men from the british frigate
bacedemcnian came into Warsaw Sound and
captured sloop and two schooners CRANES
not known) from the Southwark bound u Sa-
Vannah. Two other Coasters then in sight, &
are supposed TO have shared the same tate as
dad the scOp and schrs.
Since receiving the above information we
have been put III possession of the following
note rom gentleman on Green Island, dated
Friday morning, Aug. 18th -" The enemy
III I'VE barSeS full of men, with carronades
ana long guns mounted are now iii uur sound
(Warsaw) they captured this morning one
sloop aud two schooners ana probably two
sioops which are up the Ogechee. The fri
gate off the bar"
A frgare, supposed tobc the Lacedemonian,
was off our bar this morning.
This morning, about o'clock, during a Sc
we're thunder storm, the lightning struck the
privateer SaAcy Jack, Of Charleston, living at
Five Fathom Hole. Her fore-top-mast and
mast are shivered to pieces; and all her fore
yards are more or less injured. Her fore-sail
is torn into ribbons. The electric fluid des-
ccnded the mast into the forecastle ana pass
ed out through her stem, which is spit to a
toms-tiis o. c2sions her TO make much " ater,
and both pumps are sept constantly going to
Keep her fiee. The lightning set oil "a IL
pound carronadc, and cooked a twenty -four
FOUNDER, which was IN fore aud az position
had 1t gone of, most OF the crew Of the Sau-
~ Jack woulc have been killed or wounded,
tor this gun was loaded with an immense
quantity OF grape and buck shot, balls and
bullets of every description. The injury sil1
has sustained is very great She HIS come nm
to town, and 1t will be twelve OF fourteen G,.ys
before the damage done to her Can b. r.oair-
ed. We are extremely sorry to say uiat two
OF the crew were killed ard io4rbaC.y Mouuc-
ed.
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HARLEsToN, AUG. %.
MORE COASTERS CMll.
S.rfTacs " q letter from Saz ah, 1,afe
1911 i,lof. ut S 0'cLoc& ~

laVe Just heard, by e3<prcss rom Greer
island, that tar sail mare # COASTERS were
taken at komily Marsh yesterday"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24

ehects-snd the better their objects are IN.
de sfood, he more they are entitled % be
approved and deserve to be encouraged IL
addition to the ordinary objects of similar
charitable associations, the society in his
place have slsos regard TO the early educa
ton, and pay particular attention to the reli
gions instruction of such ,.oor children as
providence may place under their care -
Such attempts require no praise. Their
works praise them sufficiently. This soci
ETY. is under the immediate agency of those,
who are by their natures best quilted for
the discharge Of such Offices and faithful
services. i ith the disposition that exists
IN their breasts. and The peculiar means that
are IN their power, nothing but an incre ase
oil patronage is requisite to give their ben.
evolent purposes the most valuable opera.
ton. And it is SO little tha, they ask of any
that II is to be hoped many may be induced
to afford their aid by contributing their
mite to this humble bu excellent charity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24

cao may eniis into the army. and TO every sol.
A., ,uho shaH,e enlist. Thus have the rep
r,senlaiives of the people, in despite of the
;n,rirues of Britain. and in disregard of the
;a.incere and perfdous flsgs despatched
here by the enemy to paral,ze the vigor of
Congress. exhibited an example of wisdom
and prriotism worthy of the American char.
,cter, and worthy OF the Cause for which we
are con,ending '-JaeObin pa.
In the House of Representatives of The
II s. on the Is inst while the bill to sncour.
spe enlstments was under discussion, Mr..
WEBSTER Of " II moved 10 strike out of
the section allowing TO the recruiting officer,
or other person, eight dollars for each re-
eruit, the words 80, Other person.
Mr. KING, of Mass. spoke in an energet.
ic manner against ths provisions in the bill.
He deprecated the injurious effects j, might
produce. Mefcensry men he said might
Be indaced by this premium to offer their
sons asssscrlhces on the alt ar Of their coun.
uy; and even an army of slaves might be
thus collected, for sught he knew, from pla
ees where, as IN this neighbouraood, there
night be as many slaves as freemen. This
I'd Mr.. X. is not the way to raise an army.
Address yourself TO the patriotism Of The
people convince them that your cause is
Just, that the war is righ,ful and they will
1ock by thousands to your standard. Until
then, double. triple you offers, none but men
vshou, principle will enlist into your army.
h had been said that these high premiums
we're necessary TO induce farmers sons to
Join the army. So then, M. K. said il seem
ed that these inducements were II be ad.
dressed TO those who pay sll and fight all.
Why not enlarge the boun'y so rs TO make i,
IN inducement TO gentlemeh's sons also !
Why are the Farmers TO bear vii The bur.
,hens Of the community
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24
c. NM SEATED.

" Bondharfe and The French .frmv.
In The power, fame and situation of This
arch warrior, and the means by which ne
was wont TO accomplish his bold purposes.
very striking aud important change has
recently taken place. Il IL come,ime since
the wondering world have suspended their
admiration Al the wonderful achievement.
oi the man, who. by strange concurrence
oil events IN his favor, has been slmost
thought, by some, to be possessed Of more
han human agency. Some have represen,-
ed MN rs devil incsrusie others; as a
favorite OF heaven while heather people.
IN ancient times, would doubtless have
viewed and reverenced him, as one descep.
ded IRON the gods. All these OPINIONS of
hun seem TO be aside from the truth. The
fact Is, bonspsr'e wa once a soldier of fo,.
tune add % this. his great p.l,ta,y s<,a !.
his n.eoaqae,a6le perseoerance /: his benrva
ZION and strength Of mina. and cruelty VI henf;
and possessed of he entire confidence of his
nation and soldiery and we find character
exactly fitted for the performance Of lis nc
customed EXPLOITS. Under such o,roum.
stances, the mere name Of Bonaba,te, and
he terror excited by the French !. ms. WEIR
hall sufficient 10 subdue = nation One n.
non sdolugaied, II was compelled TO help
suolusate another. in men and money aud
so ON, TIL nearly all Europe has been b ouph
INTO bondage. But Tie enchsntmeni sem,
to be broken the glory of be n.m
OF Sonapa,ie, and tho terror Of bis armies.
which formerly effected so much, are de
parted his allies are deserving him, and he
cannot efiec' half so much, with the same
zeal iorce. as he formerly could and lie hs,
become weak, like unto any o,hsr man.
through his lale IN success and discourage
men,s. Under such c,rcumsi ances. if Bon.
spsr,e is long able TO carry a responsible
army into the field, we will consent TO be
taxed with want of foresight How are
the mighty fallen OBSERVATORY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24

Taken BY virtue # an Execution and
wiH be fold at public vendus to tie
bighsf bidder, on monday the twenfy
tyf day yf February rext, at one q
fbeelock in the afternoon, at tie boujf
Of Dexter Bearer, hm-kfepev IN
NsD GIouesIfer, if not redeemed BE-.
fare that time,
A LII the RICH, in equity hat Ma, hsniel In.
= gerfol hath in and to he following dc.
fcribed real saaie, viz. forty acre. Of iaid Iu-
gerfolis homefted FAR, that part Of laid FarA
where the barn ftands. ss,d farm wss noss-
gagged March so,h. 8. for Gz hundred aud
four dolars and 6siy nine cent.; and ALTO
lIty acres of exec lsot wood land, & us,sd in
New G oueeiter 4 !, NOR gagged 10 the Truflsss
Of the Miniaeria fund in faid New 9iouceftee
and there 10 ahoui Eve hundred and 6fy dol
lars due to the fad Trufiees for which laid
lasa il morigaged
THoM 5 JOHNSON. D.rs sIe@
Jan. I7,is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24
For Sale.

A ND pcdeih 20 given o. 18th April next, .
\ valuable FARM very pleasantly s,tussea
on the Ear ide Of Damar cot River. IN tho
town of Briilol, containing one hundred and
forty acres OF Land With . vel, 6aifhsd wo
nory dwelling Houfe large and convea,sas
Barn shed, and fma'i Store Handing ,he-eia )
a'io double gs'red 0rR mill which j. 10
good repair and capable of dong much Su9.
1eis, Handing few rods from The houe
Said farm 10 we'll proportioued into Now
ing T'iage, PaGsre aod Wood Land and
has upward Of one hundred young and .hrify
Frui, frees fes apon the ZANE
The aoove 10 we'll f,us,ed Tor huff sefs,
either for trader or carrying on the 6lhsry
ouhnei'. beng but Q few mica from the
mouth Of the river.
For more particular Information enquire oe
the iubferiber. living on the premifes
ROBERT ASKINS
B'jfoi. Jss SD. 1914. (4w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24
WINDSOR, VI JAN. II, 1914.
AldCK APPREHE.yDED

IN N1tfSE ~ urn
an agent OF the government PAT.
"a through this village on Thuridav
a1' Polt hate, for Burlington, for
s Purpofe, as he faii, of removing
as provii'ons and public property as
rsdily as Poilible, from that place,
va place of greater fafety; as !, was
..*ss'iia :, that the Britiih arc about
"aIlke blow /oms1pbeye.
~. We have now been engaged al
S0A two years in the Conqsea of
saaada, work which was to be &C.
,Wv1plllhed (if the advocates of the
Wy poke the truth)lN SIX MONTHS
!, let our eonqueas have confiifed
r a' L9's OF all our potts on the
rTr'Sara Frontier,-feveral Armies,
'e'eralS and all with all their Laur-
Ia large quantity of Arms,
.'"'"g' Military Stores, &c.--We
now threatened with the further
Ia 'S' all our military polis on the
I'thern frontier.
y" mus our government protects
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24
It)HN DIX.

f'IIIN blA.
OFFERS for Sale at HE flore, head Of Long =
OWhsrf:
500 quin,sls Pollock FISH
SO do Cod and Scale do
soo. boxe, fmosked HERRING
s tons Nicaragua WOOD
so boxes mould CANDLES
20 do dipped do
] pipe 4sh proof Cognias BRANDY
" hhds rsca6ed RUM
IS his supsrfine FLOUR
SO bls Cod OIL
Qsanti,y TEA, SUGAR and CoFFR-,o-
gesher with fuadry other articles in the Gro
Gerry line, which viii be loid on rood ems
Akso- 900 VT Cufhmans CHEESE; 500
VI. Rufha and Lifboa FEA THEIRS, which
will be fold very low, and all kinds Of country
produce taken in payment
January "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24
Bibles.

The iubicribers have for fale quantity Of
BIBLES, of the iats Edi,.a,, pubiihed
by Vim. ALLEN & Co. prin,ed wi h new
and good type. which they will Cell at IS
cents by retail, Sc 2 cents by the dozen,
Ga ceou by the hundred.-Bible Soc,e iee
will be furnified for dillriburion At the re-
duced price OF 90 ceun Bookseller and 9th.
ers'can be fuppliec at the above price foe
three mouths from this ds:e q The hor,efl
notice. PERLY tENNY.
JOHN PEARSON.
NsD6Uyp~s, Jss ~, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24
BelXgerem Ministers Of Peace
WARHAWKs BECOME DOVES.


The President of the United States
has nominated Mr.. HENRY CLAY, of
kentucky lnow Speaker of the House
ofRepresentatives) and Mr. JONATHAN
RUSSELL notorious in the diploma tic
mysteries respecting the Berlin and
Milan decress) as Commissioners. joint.
" with Messrs nAYARD and ADAMS,
to conduct the negotiations with the
British Commissioners, on behalf of The
United States At Coitenburgh. Mr..
RUSSELL is also nominated as the Re-
ideni Minister At the Swedish Court.
These nominations, together with
the extraordinary measures to fill the
army, we are told, have had the effect
uraise the price of foreign articles in
the market, as darkening the prospect
Of peace.
his supposed both Mr.. ADAMS and
Nj. BArARp are in favour Of peace
Car and RUSSELL will balance them.
Ills truly laughable, TO take a man
from the woods OF Kentucky, TO nego-
isie treaty for the security Of free
rnde and sailors righls Salem Gag
kr.raet Of a i-aer from Erie, dated
Jan 4, 1914.
Since the destruction Of Buffalo,
here is no communication 10 the east
ward The particulars of this disaster
ysu will probably receive as early as we
shall here, as the retreat OF the militia
vas made eastward. A report is in
circulation this evening, that the British
have made their appearance at Maiden
What credit this report is entitled TO-
lam not able to say but this muo l
think, Defroii and Madden, together qvith
Mshits Queen Charlotte and Detroit,
non IN Putin Bay, mus: inevitabtyJaH
mo the hands effhe enemy fhis winter.
Bya,gentleman of respectabilny, who
kh Deficit about the LIST December
nsppears that our effective force at
Detroit did not exceed SIC hundred men,
and all the subsequent accounts from
!hsnce at &c tia, the troops, as well as
Inhabitants, are very sickly. From ar
0ien are buried daily he sick are
10 want OF hospital stores aud attention,
shd provisions are very scare
We anticipate visit from The British
he'e' soon as the Lake freezes 50 as
'osonit their coming on The ice From
oese''ers we learn, th.t the enemy are
eoileetlng all the sleighs and horse. in
ue vicinity of the Niagara frontier,
WIN Anew to make descent on this
Place TO destroy the flotilla.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24

HE fuhicriber. Commi6iouers appoin ed
hythe Hen Sila. Lee. Judge of P."rate
Of the comfy Of Lineolp TO receive and a..
anime he aims OF the fsveral CredHo,s -
the Eiia,s THAMES REEvs late Of Jeffss Ton.
10 laid county. Yoeman, decesfed, repreieat.
ed lnfolvent do hereby give oo'iee, that ex
months from this dsls. are allowed faid Cred
i,or, TO bring in and prove heir debt. and
thai we will attend tina, ferv,ce q, the dwel-
ing houfe Of widow Lattive. Resv. in laid
Jsferiou. or the iscood Monday Of each OF
the following mon'hs February March and
April oelt, from ,oA. n until 4 O'Clock P NJ
IA: SlNCL AIR, c.nn,'-
ABA HER RICHARDSON : 6o.Ss.
J1sjss Jss' SiS ga
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24

US ? Is it thus they carry on war
for ConqusR5 IF his is the way the
War is to be carried on, we have no
worfe with for its projectors and
advocates, than that they alone may
have the privilege of bearing its ca
lamities, its burthens, and its bonors :
Since the American Troops under
Hdrri/6n have left Detroit, it is now
fated, that his Indian Treaties have
become ropes Of lsnd !; and that the
Savages are again taking up the
7omaba1vk againlt US 1t is won
der. if Detroit has not, before this
been retaken
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24
Order oTMe Dan.

Government, officers, war, embargo,
spectators, hucksiers & pick-pocke,s,
like the plaques Of Egypt, consuming
our land Vice walking on stills, and
virtue trodden down like mice in the
streets Beggars mounted on horse
back, and men Of worth ,rudging on
foot, IN the capacity of servae.s Vii
lainy fostered and encouraged With the
rewards of virtue, and common honesty
Kicked gu, of doors. Ups,art arrogance
domincering with immunity, over well
earned tame. and sober reason. Din.
nrrs and entertainments given to these
who have plenty 10 eat at home while
the poor are sent away oppressed, ma.
ked and hungry. he British and In.
dams masacreing our deienceless flup.
tier inhabitants, and the American OF
fee 5 and soldiers running away, or
going iaio winter quarters Cursing
those whom we have made our ,n,.
mics; and putting enooniums on our
unassuming, modest, unimpe &c liable
sefves! Pc atoe whiskey substituted
Tor st Crolx and Old Jamaica.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24

Society for Theological Edueahox.'
IN E, mppsnce with a requeft addrefIed to
me by four of rhe Mem er. of the Society
for Theological Rducaaon, give notice hat
fpeca meeting Of iai soeisry will he holden
at HalIoweil on the f.6 Wssas'dsy f Fsb,ssr,
neat, at ten clock A M
EDWARD PAYSON.
1ansDy %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24

H. iubieriber hereby gives public notice
to al concerned thar he has been duly
appointed and AIKEN upon himfeIf the TUT II
Adminitra or on the Egste OF
James Carcelon,
late of iewi''9o ~ the county Of LiccoIc.
Mariner deoesied by giviog bonds a. I'll. law
direct' he the efore reque's al perian VII,
are indebted to aid cecezied efaie 10 mare
immeJ'ate p.vmeni and ,ofe who have any
demands thereon to Exhibit the fame to
JAMES GAklELON
Jossa'y ~. a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24
Mial lordan's Eftatc.

NOTICE 10 hereby gwen to the Hein Of
~ Mia Jordan, late of Bridg,owu, in The
county OF Cumberland, Hou ewrighi, decs4led.
and all concerned, that Ruth Jordan, Eyeeu.
triH Of the Ian Will and Telamen, OF f.iA
deceaisa he exhibited to me her Accom-, #
AdmluiGrs' oo, and that the fame will he con-
fdefed at Probate Cour, TO be holden a he
Regiaer of Probaie'. Office. in Portland on
the fourth Wednesday of Februaryne1t, at tea
o'ciock IN he forenoon. when aud where ihey
may have opportunity to be heard thereon.
sAML FREEMAN, Jsas Of /s,a C'a.
Jssss,y 20 lsI4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24

10 Ba'h, the Births and Deaths for the three
Ian year, were
1911 born i6s died ~
1919 lsS IS
1878 III 81
The Number of inhabitants has decreafed
nearly 10 the fame proportion az the birth.
have during the fame time, owing to he great
sgewesf Mr. Madison has been pleafed TO
beftow on Commerce. and Free Trade.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24

JUNK BOTTLES WANTED,
FOR which cath viii! be given by
DAVID DANA,
Josss,y "a Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24

10 Bath, on Monday evening laa. by the
Rev Pfofeaor Jeuks Mr.. Thomas Agry Jun.
merchant, 70 Mils Elizabeth 4 Webb, daush
ter # Vim Webb, Eiq