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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-07-18
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Monday, July l8, 1914,

$3.50 1890 49, =
Peace Rumow. For several days pest reports
have been in circulation said 10 come from East.
port-hat friga,e arrived It Halifax 1T jsly.
in 20 days p.ss.ge from England. bringing &c.
counts that the United States and British Con.
missioners bad met At Cottenburg. and that 4
wss believed an armistice had been agreed p
on. A few days will determine what relanses
IL any, is 20 be placed upon this report:
Peace Prs.peas The coss,as. declarstioaen
the ad.ninistratios papers. that Great brita'a :
resolved 10 snbjuga,e anc recolonize the uaitse
States before she makes peace.-The hequsat
declaration Of the favori,e sentiment ofthe VA.
hawks, the annexation Of the Canaaas 70 Me Us'
ted Sfotes or perpetual was.--rhe Presldeacs
recommendation OF SO, 500 militia's being dstacns
cd-The designation of force Of 1000 men TOT
he defence Of Washington-A great addition 10
the British naval force on the United States coast
The sending 10 Canada 10000 Of Lord WEI
lington's veteran troops, most OF which have "
riyed--Creat exertions on the part Of the nus'
isb Ministry 10 Incl ease their marine torse ~
the Lakes-The campaign on the Fros.lefs
having opened-our troops having entered W:
ada both parties ready and serioualy dispesed'
by appearances, to try the nS Of ear --sse
Gen. Browns address in &c -dsy pspers
Al in the soina. BY gentleman who leit st.
Johas 10 or IA days since. we learn, verb.''y'
tina, lust before he left there . despatch IRON
Halifax passed through tina, place tor QueUeck.
the contents of which were not known--ss
FIRST it was conjec,ured that they RELAXED to %
armis,ice with this country but this oP'o'oon,
prevailed but short time before they were saio
10 be new orders for the British officers to con-
ce ntra,e their forces ct some given point. Inc
general opinion and wish there, was against
speedy peace.
Asan Editor Of a public paper ], becomes our
duty to notie the various reports snos,. ms ~
The question Of pesce, alive as the public SEN
,;men, il 20 this subject, there is nothing known
which can be relied on Conjecture il The only
data to form an opinion on, and one can guess ~
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hew Reputation Of Militia.
War Department, July 4, 1914

War Department., July &, 1914.
S1R-The late paci6ca,ion in Europe
offers TO the enemy large disposaSle force,
both naval and military, and with il the
means Of giving to the war here, charae-
ter Of new and increased activity and extent.
Without knowing with certainty, that
such will be the application, and still less,
that any particular point or points will
become objects Of attack, the president has
deemed il advisable, as measure Of precau.
ton, TO strengthen ourselves on the line of
the Atlantic, and (ss the principal means Of
doing this will be found in the militia) to
invite the executives Of certain states to or
ganixe and hold in readiness, for immediate
service, corps of ninety three thousand
FIVE hundred men, under the laws Of 2sth
February, 1895, and 18th OF April, 1914
The inclosed detail will show your excel
iency what, under this requisition, will be
the quota Of AS far as vol
unteer uniform companies can be found,
they will be preferred.
The expediency OF regarding Gas well in
the designations of the militia as of their
places OF rendezvousl the points, the impor.
lance or exposure Of which will be mos,
likely to attract the views Of the enemy,
need but be suggested.
A report of the organization Of your quo.
ia, when completed, and of its place or pla.
ces ofrendezvous will be acceptable.
] have the honor to be, with very great
respect, your excellency's most obedienl
and very humble servant.
His EreeIleney the Governor Of
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THE CHESAPEAKE SQUADRON.

THE CHESAPEAKE SQUADRON
RICHMOND, July s.
A Coxswain and ten bargemen, belong.
ing to barge of the Albion, of74 guns,
having been sent 10 Watts Island, TO cut
spars and stakes for battery, alter landing
a lieutenant, deserted to the America
camp, and sold the bsge, sc. for so dolls.
These deserters have been sent to Balti.
more. They state / hat the Albion
(Which mounts S3 guns) bearing I'D Cock.
burns flag, was lying of Iangier Island
That a fort was building on The island, Of
which three sides, Of ESQ yards each, had
been Gnished-on which eighteen -
FOUNDERS were to be plan,ed-ihat these
had arrived in the Endymion-That the
British H @ were TO be established there /;
gardens having already been laid out, in
which all kind Of vegetables were growing !;
That the settle Of the foe was to contain a
Church, hospital aud 20 houses arranged
into streets-That the ships at Tangiers
were the Albion and the Endymyon SO :
at the Capes, the Acasto 90 al New Point
Comfort, the Armide 80; ard that the
Dragon -, the Loire So, the Narcissus 80,
the Jasseui brig and the Lawrence sch
were blockading Com. Barney.
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Massachusetts brobort;ou.

Massachusetts, 1000 artillery, 5000 in.
fantry, total lo,ooo-ten regiments. Two
major generals, brig. generals, dep Or.
mas. gen. assist. dep. ar. mass. gems. and
2 assist. adj. generals.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-07-18

To the Editor Of the Federal Republics.
Sr-For the sake Of truth and justice to
an injured character, l have to request that
you will Cause to be published in yourp p.
per ,he copy Of a commission, under which
l have been acting as accountant for The
war department for near twenty years, and
the copy Of a letter from James Madison,
Esq President of the United States, under
date Of the 9Th July inst. revoking the same.
! do here pledge myself at an after period,
to make such statements of facts for publ.
cation in your paper, from time to time, a.
will fully justify my conduct asa public
officer; and that l will prove to the satis.
faction of the public the base conduct Of The
officer at the head Of the war department.
and will leave them to Judge Of the mily
he has done to the government and It's
creditors, by Withholding the Just balances
due to claimants from one part ofthe CONT
nent to the other, and unjus,iiable and eDcr
nous advances Of public monies he is in the
habit Of making from the public treasury,
to contractors and Others, many of whom
are already charged with considerable sums
upon the books ofthe war department and
some Of the accounts, from the loose man
ner the contracts were entered into, are
in a situation never to be correctly settled.
thereby tending to injure public credit, and
bring ruin on the country.
/ am, Sir,
Very respectfully,
VIM SIMMONS.
Washington, July7, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-07-18

Inc Accountant ofthe WN Of1ce M
been dismissed. The following in,ol.a.
annuncission Of his dismissal appe,red !"
the intelligence ofyesterday. -
WILLIAM SIMMONS.
The Accountant, of the War Den.r,u...
whose rudsness to bis sUPERIoRs. and n ,ha"''
who had to transact business in his Office h..
long been ss proverbisl As his open and b,..
hostility to the government which supoorssl
hIm' and TO all Its measures, has At length a,o.
'. ked he executive 10 dismiss him from ,h.,
Office. We hope his removal mar opeyo,. :. ~.
lesson TO those, # any there be, who msp ~.
had disposition to follow his example" ''s
The officer who is thus brutalIy assa;l.s
has held the Office from which ne has 49,
removed, longer than the existence os
Washington as the seat of governm.n,
That he performed its duties faithful.
there can be no better evidence than All,
single fact. We shall not now commem
on the measure which the executive had
right to adopt, but cannot PASS over n.
shameful disregard of common deoenc,
which the lntelligencer notice eyinces !"
When man of talents accepts an Office
uhuSi VIC Po'cTnments and executes al the
duties 1t enjoins on him, he is entitled i
this REPUBLICAN, government, 10 as murA
consideration as III, man who conferredi
and who equally with himself is serv,a,
OF the people.
The language held out by the court ed;.
tor might be tolerated by the mnious q
Turkish despotism, but canno, fail to .excss
indignation among Americans who ere 81
free. Mr.. Jefferson once hinted thu, a
time might come when democratic rulers.
IN selecting men fot Office, would enl, -
+" Are they honest, are they capable, Z.
they faithful to the constitution" That
time has not yet arrived; for ii appt,n
that subseryiency to sUPERIoRs, and yin.
ing acquiesence in all measures of the men
from whom he derives employment, are 4
present indispensable requisites for caudi.
date to office.
We are curious to know who the toad
is who has been pitched upon to oc.
cupy the Office thus made vacant.
Fed Rehabliean-Julys {.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-07-18

sssyAIos, JsLy5
INVASION OF CANADA REVIVED.
The following Address to his army
was issued by Gen Brown Immediately
previous to his prrfent expedition to Can
ada
Ajs'sas csaSeis ofl~, isfs DivEas,2
Js!y 2SiSl4
Maj Gen Brown has the ialisfsetion to announce
to the troops Of his dvGon On his frontier that he
10 suthcrised by the orders Of bis government to
put them in motion aesinil tho enemy The 6rfl
and fseond brigades with the eorps Of sriillsry.
will croft the reights before them this night, o.
- early TO morrow - pcfibls The neceAsry
ipitruc,ions have besa given the bsjgsdsers aed
By them to the commanding cficers 81 rsrmenss
and corps
Upon sntsrios C.nsd. the Law, Of va, will gov
err men not found in arms or otherw;fe engaged
in the iervice of the enemy, wil be treated -
friends Private property 10 all eafss will be held
feized aud dfpofed Of by the commanding general.
Our u,mos projection viii be given to an who
actually Join or who evince de6re 20 Join ~
Plundering 10 prohibited. The maj Gen does
not spprehend any difficulty on this account, with
the regular army or with honorable volunteers,
who prefs 70 the nsndard Of their country TO
svsnee her wrongs and TO gain name 10 sYms
ProAigase men Who follow the army for pisudsr.
nun NOT expect thar they will efcape the ven
geuce Of galsus fpir,s who are flrueslnR to exal,
the national character. Any punderer fhaii be
puni!hed with IsstS who may be fourd violating
this order ~ ~
By order Of the Major General,
KCARDNER, Adjt Gen
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RECAPI7ULA7yeN.
kiiied So
Severely wounded, as
Slightly wounded. a.
M'uins, 81
ota'' 1872
During he action the EEx Jyniov lay
in the port of Valparaiso, under the guns
of a Spaniih Fort, unable to take any
part in the CONTEXT. After the action
Capt Porter and his crew were paroled,
and BY arrangement permitted to come
home in the t0ex 1nniay as cartel with
his crew. of The Hook they were detain.
ed "a hour. BY the Britifh Race Saturn,
IN company with the trigs.e Narcflas.
Capt, Porter lett the EGex Junior yeiter.
day afternoon in one of h,r yawls with 6
men, about 80 miles GU, iide of the Hook
and landed .'his morning at Babylon on
Long Iiland, where he procured Wagon,
took on board his yawl, and Jolly tars, &
reached Brooklyn .bout s o'clock this
afternoon.
We underftand the Filex, had landed
all her specie, amounting to TWO
MILLIONS, At Valparaiso, previous to
her being captured.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-07-18

The Accountant oflne WN OMce u
been dismissed. The following insol.n.
annuncission OF his dismissal appeared y
the Inteiligencer OF yesterday. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-08

If We would understand, read |!
We recommend to that portion Of our readers
who are Of opinion that all political knowledge
and wisdom may be condensed into single
+, paragraph, and Of course pass over every es-
say Of more than dozen lines, for once. to
forego that rule. and give the following correct
remarks, extracted from the Portsmouth, Oracle.
an attentive perusal:-
WHEN the war was declared, Federalists
advised, demonstrated, cntreated against il.
They urged among other things, soant Of
Union among the People, on the expedien
cy and propriety of the proposed Declare
ton. They begged Mr.. Madison to con
slider, whether he could wage successful
war, with one half the nation opposed to it..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-08
FAMILY DISPENSARY, &c.

THE fubfcriber manufactures, and keep, for faIe
among variety of other valuable Prepara-
tioos in his Collection of FAMILY MEDICINES
the following, viz -kfsuce of Peppermint, Check
erberry. Hemiock and FANNY; BAitzm OF Hoeny
and B.ilam of Life Eye. Wafhes; Wake. aod
Ointmeuts for the trcH Worm Powders Spice
and Jaundice Btters; Rlizir Pro /; Elixir Pare
goric; Liquid Laudanum; syrup Of squliis An
timouia W,ue &c.--ne6des ieec af,stment OF
MEDICINAL sIMPLES, the produce Of our own
cline OF acknowledged utility, in Domeftic Prac-
lice, and rseri'ing place in The Prescriptions of
medical gentlemen.
PRAcTIcR OF PHYsIc. The fubfcriber con,iH
Ne. iike~,ie oecaGoaaiy to f,sis'ibe Js, ibe fl
with relnts auipic,ous to the csuie md refources
Of MEDICINE JOSHUA LEaVIrT
s Ysspbs.'s B,idps. MAY 1874 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-08

wage 1t. They ieel now disgracsd II tuey
sho uld max, Peace noqv, II mus, be such q
Peace ss would disgrace THEM they
would certainly be disposed 10 wipe away
this disgrace, by new efforts undertaken
with the aaspicious assistance Of Federal
lists ard friends Of Peace Let US assure
ourselves, therefore, for we may well be
assured, thas an Peace must disgrace the
Cabinet, they never will have. Il from
choice. Ilthey take it, it will be from me-
cessity. Away, then, forever away, with the
idea. of being drawn iato the voluntary
support Of Mr. Madison's measures. by the
difficulties of the crisis. The greatest of all
our difficulties j, that the nation has such
man as Mr.. Madison at its head. Until this
evil is removed, little is done, Peace may
by possibility, come 20 our present relief.
1t may be the gracious purpose OF Provi.
dence to send US that blessing. Blu: as far
as We may venture 10 Judge from the ex-
periencc ofother pations, general and per-
manent prosperity and happiness are not
consistent VITA such spirit a. has pervad.
ed the Government OF buanaparte, and as
sill psrvades the Administi alton OF Amcri-
ca. The nations OF Europe have found this
out, and have sought remedy, tho most
costly and bloody one. We have ready
and peaceable remedy in our oaa hands.
Our votes would do that for us, for which
others have been obliged TO rely on theic
swords II Party opi il has not m de ma
jority ofthe People TO BE- greater slaseshan
the p1wer OF 3oaapart- could cosnc-l his
vassals and subjects to become, the willre.
gard .he things which bslong,o their peace
in this their day. Blu, whether they wlllbe
satisfied with any experiences snort of heir
own, time mus Ssternine Ii the mean
time, Mr.. NJ Adisoh and those who supports
nlm' may msnssS s say ilffls y glorious w.l.
let them have the undivided gIosy Of il.
They say it is well cotdncts diet them
have credit for all the skill snd ability .s,s4- :
Tested IN the conduct oil it Let them NOT
quite SO eiamorously complain of others iun
not choosing 70 share in their honors
PHOcIoN:
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bounds between this country and the
Britiih poAehons But as there are few
eral rivsrs or branches, empiyins into the
bay Of that name, the eattern boundary
line was not festled until after the rati6s
cation of the treaty negotiated by Mr..
Jay, in 1894. Under that treaty cons
miiIioners were appointed, who went up.
on the fpot and agreed upon and fettlsd
the boundary -. As definitely as il is in
any osiSr part of the U. States.
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PORTLAND Ga3ette,
PRINrEp AND Published
BY ARTHUR SHIRLEY,

AT two dollars per snnum-one half in adj
vance. All vino become subscribers 20 this
paper, will be considered as such until they pay
up all ARE garages and order its dseoa,inuance.
All Communications, or Advertisements sen,
through the Mail, mus, be pssspaia. or the pos,
age will be chssgsd; and all advertisements
(except where there is previously an ~cccun'
open.) must be scco~oan'ad vail h rsy fcr
;n1s-s..op, or an saa.lictas charge Of fsveny Eve
esr,s wii ,S made.
crrhe price Of Advertising is one dollar TO.
IN Administrators or Commissioners no,ice--Ss
IS cents for smaller advertisements
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The following proposition in late Boston Cen
tinel, has put the Msdisonans and war hawks
into most violent rage. The whole host Of
office holders, army contractors, paymasters,
collectors Of land taxes, money lenders &c.
all with one voice cry out, /" is sveN might you
take the bread from our mouths as ,ha' Mr. Mad.
issn should ,engn," True, gentle men, il would
be rather inconvenient for you who sre too Ia
syto ,vovk to lose your Offices and salaries, bu,
i, would be most fortunate circumstance for
the country, for we the people. who are com.
PEELED to toll and sweat TO get money for the
purpose disappearing you and continuing Mad
ison's war.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-08
Another Road to Peace.

WE have the authority Of the Paris Mon
neur Of the last date, Tor stating, that in !
debate in the British House of Commons
on the subject OF the reduction of the War
Establishment, Sir Joseph Yorke, one Of the
Ministry, expressly declared, that safe &
honorable peace could not be effected be.
tween Great Britain and the United States,
while Mr. Madison aud his coadjutors re-
NAMED in Office and that he gave this as a
reason why greater reductions had no. Ia.
ken place in the army or navy.
From this fact it is evident that the War
will bs carried on against the U States on
the same principle as the War Of the allies
has been agains. Buonspar,e and his famii,
-tha: of personal hostility. Win /.
]. : s.sIg PsuSr ~ uts. country
1t is known that Mr.. Madison and his coad-
tutors are elected until March 1910 /; AID
cannot be displaced unless by Reputation,
by In.teochmsnf or Resignation. As Rev.
olution is GU, Of the question, and an I'm
peachmenta very tedious process, the only
Road 10 immediate Peace is the Resignation
oil their Offices
Numerous considerations ought to in
duce them 70 make this sacrifice 1t is inn
periously urged upon them by the duties oil
PATRIOTISM But ii this be not sufficient. 1t
is due 70 that high respect for the example
ofthe supercmincnt Buonaparte which they
have ever protested and have been proud
10 initiate. He has officially declared, Thai
as he svas convineed ina; tie oiAes made War
against HIM and notagnnst the French PEG.
Pie, he nsagnamrmously abdrcosed his authority
and renreato private afe What an exicn
sive field for imitation And will Messfs'
Madison and Gerry suffer themselves to be
out done by Buonapar,e in lnagnanimisy x
patriotism ! Certainly not. these resig
nations then, being promptly made, the
Electoral Colleges could be convened in a
few weeks, and new Peace President and
Vice President (no matter of what party
would be elected. The stumbling block oil
Peace being thus removed, an Armislice
would Immediately ensue the Mechanic
Arts raise their heads and a detinitive
Treaty Of Peace be immediately concluded
more honorable and advantageous to the U.
5. than the late treaties have been &c
France.-Resign Resign, Gentlemen.
and save your country
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Leonard Il A. II. Cross,

HAVE juR received
IL hhds W. l. Rum--2o bales w l Cotton
80 caiks Sweet Ois--4 pspes Gin
A calks Rice-5o bbs prime Mefs Pork
Teas, Coffee and sugar Wines &c
Me-l ba'e Broadcl0ih---i do. blue Kelley
do bue Sergs-I0 doz Hats.
Auaut L. .s.-...se-z.. 60.
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Eeb Drugs y Medi1iael.

JOHN COE-Exchange-ltree
INFORMS his friends add the puSls. that he ha.
: received an addi,sona, .upply OF Drug. Med'-
dnes Patent Medicines. &c of q genuine quality,
which will be fold on reaEonable terms
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Wool Warehouse.

YTHENRY BURROUGHS aud THOMAS
II PERKiN3. jun baving formed . eonnec
ton 10 huGnei, uaoer tbs hfm of
BURROUGHS g PERKINS,
Avs eltAbfhed Rep 6tory, at No ~. State sfrr'
lover he Unbn Bsuk) or the reception and iae Of
4Merino, Mnsed and Cmnmon WOOL.
Liberai advances vii. be made Wool depoG,ed
iorla e. he commit "a and expeuies on which viii
Be moderate and "a cafe there is 40 ia e. the only
charge will be reaioo able forage Wool ii any
Quantities VIII be received and the owner may de
pend on the VITA. exs,fsssfe give Jaf aetis". 80 they
pledge tbeif whoe a.se-.sioS TO ibf ARTICLE ssl,.
!, To The manufacture Of Wo,l, ard proprietor o.
Hocka. the advantages of this esiabl shnens will be
naa,fea The collection If wool from gseat va
nay Of focks, vii enable The pufchaier 10 make
h moa favorable leecsionss and 70 the Teller it
su.urcs ready fale fos his h:rces good terms
nshe ma ket will afford The fuation Of the
warehouie for convenience and iesur,,y Is exceeded
By none ia iowa. ~ differences TO X ID TAle,
IL 75.m@ Prlias, E,s Gee Bsr,oIg5', Zig c "
cnsss E.g. A1eL,s Mssfan ~ Bs,ssrd San /! HsS-
tas, Ejg aas .. k-s RE fsit y B-t,s
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Oar Pr clanation free

1t will be feen BY the following article
from late Halifax paper, that the Brit
iih have the confummate folly s aadaci-
ty even to laugh at the PIeiident's pros.
lamation declaring the American coac
nat blockaded.s 0 that Tome Of org an.
ada Generals could get at thefe impu-
dent fellows, how they'd threfh then!
Mr.. MadiEon has ifsued Proclama-
ton. declaring chat the Ports Of the u
States are not in fate of actual Block.
ace, inviting Neutral Velels to trade with
them, and ordering his Pubic and Pri.
waite armed CRITTERS to give them every
aid and ahifance.-This ridiculous State
Paper will be found in our lan page.
He talks of the cxtenGve (eaboard Of the
u S and fays, it is manysf from the null
tipfed and daily arrivals and depayfms5 of
veflels. thar the Blockade cannot be car
ried into effect by any adequate force
actually fationed for the purpofe.'-To
the difiant reader, or the h1leit, good
natursd native of Sweden, this ltory may
appear very correct, and, placing his be-
lief and reliance in it. he may embark
With his merchandise, and fail fer
America-Boiton is his defined port.
he arrives off there, is fallen in with By
fome of H nj ihips, informed of the
Blockade and refufsd an entry he pleads
Mr.. Madiions Proclamation-he pleads
it in vain, and is obliged to retrace his
courfe home aeain--fuch will be the
cafe with all thofe. who view the Procla.
nation in any other light than as prepof.
ferrous and abfurd, ani act under it-For
ourfeves, Gtuated as we are upon the
boreer Of the u S and in the habit of
daily receiving Am, papers, 6lrd with the
details of the aonoyances given BY NJ
ihips to the whole trade of the " S we
view The declaration as extraordinary in
the extreme--a itatsmens in oppoGsion
to facts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-08
L. Bacon 4 Wheelock,
AT THfIR
GARD FACTORT,
u Read6eld, (Maine) make and fe!, wholefale and


Cotton and Wool Cards,
I'll aumbers. warranted Of the very ben quality
Merchants aad Traders iupplied on the Leiceffer
tsms Cards delivered in Portland Bath, Wifcaf
lst aud oher places free from expenfe to the pur-
ehaier ~ Orders dire cted 70 L Basss u Co. will
neeve prompt attention.
Esquire at Baker * Bartels. Portland.
Rss1sd, Js!, IS CIV.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-08

From the Patuxent.
Extract Of letter to the Editor Of he Ceorsetovn
Federal Republieas
"On Saturday Admiral Cockburn.
with 1899 marines, aud about 400 Gi.