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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24

exposed to sudden invasion, Great Britain
considers the military occupation OF these
lakes as necessary 10 the security of her
dominions A boundary line equally divid
ing those waters with a right TO each nation
TO arm, both upon the lakes and upon their
shores, is calculated to create a contest iol
naval ascenjancy in peace as well as in war
he power which occupies these lakes
should, as necessary result have the mill
tary occupation OF both shores.
In furtheranCe of this object the British
government is pref ed to propose boun'
Diary. But as this might be misconstrued
as an intention TO extend their possessions
to the southwark of the lakes, which is by
no means the object they have in view, they
are disposed TO leave the territorial limits
undistur bed, and as incident to them, the
free commercial navigation of the lakes,
provided that the American government
will stipula,e not to maintain or construct
any forihcaions upon, or within limiled
distance OF the shores, or maintain or con-
s,ruCt any armed vessel upon the lakes in
question, or in the rivers which empty
themselves into the same.
Iflhis can be adjusted, there will then
Remain for discussion the arrangement OF
the north western boundary between lake
Superior and the Mississippi, the free nav
isatlon OF that liver, and such a vacation oil
the line OF frontier as may secure direc,
communication between Quebec and Hill
fax.
The undersigned trust, that the full
statement which they have made of the
views and objects of the British government
in requiring the paclhcation OF the Indian
nations, and permanent limit to their ter
ritories will enable the American plenipo-
tentlaies to conclude a provisional article
upon the basis above stated. Should the y
i-elit necessary to refer to the government
of the United States Tor further instructions
the undet signed feel i, incumbent upon
the N TO acquaint the American plenipolen-
tiaries, that The government cannot be pre-
cluded by any thing that has pa,s cd from
varying the terms at present proposed, in
such d manner, as the state Of war, at the
tims OF resuming the conferences many in
their Judgment. render advisable
lie undersigned avail themselves of this
occasion to renew to the plenipotentiAries
OF the United States, the assurance OF their
high consideration.
(Sisned) GAMBLER.
HENRY GOULBURN.
WILLIAM ADAMS.
Client, 18Th august, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
LqirtefntD Co;l9ress.. Enrp Deffion,
HOUSEsF R2PRESENrA7IYES.
TUESDAY, OCT. III, le.

TUESDAY, OCT. IT, 1914
The House took up The proposition for
the purchase OF Mr.. Thomas Jefie, som liz
br.ry, Tor the use oil Congress. A letter
from that gentleman stated, thAt it consist.
ed OF 10000 volumes, collected with care
during a term OF so years. No question
Was taken, TO give time 10 the members to
examine the catalogues. HE committee
Oh the Library eported In favor CT The pur-
Chase, and prayed that they might be EN-
powered 10 purchase it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24

From the forcibie manner in which the
demand, tina, th= United States should keep
no naval armed force on the Lakes, nor any
military post on their shores, had been
brouo hi forward, .e were induced to i'm
ouire whether this cont.i ion Vas also meant
as a sine qua non? o which the British
Commissioners declined giving positive
answer they said they had been sufi
GENTLY explicit that they had given US
one sine eu,non, and when we had dispos
ed.of that, i, would be time enough 10 give
us an answer as to another.
We then stated that considering the ma.
ture and importance of the communication
made This day, we wished the British com
m;ssioners TO reduce their proposals TO
wiring, before we gave them an answer /;
mi, thew agreed 10 and promised 10 send
us an official note without delay.
We need hardly to say that the demands
ofC. Britain will receive from us an unani
nous and decided negative. We do no!
d~.m i, necessary 10 detain the John Ad
ANS for the pu,pDse Of transmitting 10 you
the utficisl notes which may pass on the
snb;ec, aad close the negotiation And we
have Eel, it our duty Immediately to appi ize
YOU, by this hasty, but correct sketch OF
our last conference, tina! there is not, at
present. any hope peace
We have the honor to be, sir, with per-
fec, respect your OBJ dent servants,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
] A. BtYARD,
III CLAY,
JON i. RUSSELL,
ALDER L GALA TIN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
II Free but Candid Discussion Of tb
late Negotiaticn-No. Q.

IaIe Ne9ofl9ifGn--No. o.
/. What Great Britain does not de.
mand.
We have feen Che does not demand a
recognition of her maritime right The
commit ners on the part of Great Brit
ain laid they were not particularly deGrs
Gus of diicuiling the queltion of impreHs
ment. The tory that they required us
to abandon it is therefore falie, and as alt
Europe IS now at peace, it is ufelefs to fir
the queition 1t is much to be regretted
that our commiflioners could not have
let the other maritime auctions alone
1t is very doubtful whether if the Ameris
can commiilioners had not brought for
ward, under the general term of block
AIDES. the Orders in Council, and more
than that, blockades generally. and the
diicuilion Of certain loofe, underlined.
neutral and belligerent rights, as well as
claims Of indemnity for captures before the
war and fnce the war, (pre,'y alarming,
unprecedented propolaIs il thefe had
not been brought forward before the
meaenger was ient to England, it is very
doubtful whether the Britlih government
would NOT have relinquilhed every thing
bat the Indian peace and boundary But
they may have thought, ie they had to
go over the whole doctrines of tile Orders
IN Council, aud encounter all Bonaparte's
notions of blockade, and free lhips, free
goods, all which are included in the gen.
erai terms of neutral and be,liyerent
nights 1t moreover we were to prels pay
msm tor textures and captures before
and hnce the war, they might as we'll
adhere to their itrong rms.
1t may perhaps be iaid that our com
miilioners did NOT Unfit on taofe topics as
ultimate, neither did Britain Unfit on anv
ore except the Indian peace and bounca-
ry; all the reft were merely preiled as
topics OF diicuilion, and the settlement
oi which would give liability tc The peace.
Great Britain does not demand any
ceihon OF territory or this fide of the
lakes as was formerly reported She
leaves the navigation of them as before.
ohe dllelaims mott explicitly the defen or
the with to have any territorial aequiftions
How tar projections are at variance
with her demands we fhalI fee when we
dlicufs thoie demands, at which period
we ihall alto confder how far the re-
quihtlon OF diimantling our forts & fleets
On the lakes is injurious to our honour,
and whether they are any proofs that fhe
treats with us as with "a conquered ma
ton" v e ihall then have oCcalion 10
look into hlaory and to thew that every
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
Commonwealth e Massachusetts.
REPORT

On so much of the Message OF his Excellency the
Governor a, relates to his application to the Sec
retary at " ar, and the answer thereto.
HE Committee TO whom was referred the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
client, 1911 august, 1914.

~ The fri No of ferries Of PHay. on tie fub
Ct Of the pend,rg negotiation will be found in the
ialf page of this days Gazette Ii 10 hoped they
will receive An attentive perula
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.


MONDAY, OCT. IL.
Se"eral bills Tor the better regulation OF
the Militia passed to DC engrossed.
Many local and private bills passed to be
enacted
TUESDAY, &C ToBER Is.
A bill to establish Military Corhs for the
defence OF the State, came from the Hon.
Senate, was discussed, and passed to be EN-
crossed. So" | ms bill provides for raising
10000 infantry and arlilcry, for one year,
or during the war: to receive the same pay
as the troops Of The U States, and the Off
GERS to be appointed by tbs Governor, with
advice OF council.
STATE BiNK.
The Committee On this subject, reported i
statement OF facts, which alter being read,
was referred, 10 the next session and with
the documents, ordered to be printed A
bill TO provide for the safe accepting of en.
trenching tools, passed to be eng ossed.
AT twelve O'Clock the Houses me, in con.
vention, when the Hon. SAMUEL SUM
MEX WILDE, Came in, and as qualified,
agreea5ly 10 the constitution, a. Counsel
lor.
The Convention then proceeded to the
choice OF twelve Delegates, to NEE, and con
Ter with such as may be chosen by any or al
OF the Other N England states upon our pub
lie grievances concerns when the com
miuee appointed TO collect and count the
votes, reported, that the whole number wa.
2l5: and tina; the following gentlemen were
elected.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
HON.
Joshua Ihomas,
George Bliss,
DANIEL WaMo,
S. LongEAov,.jr
Joseph Lyman,
Samuel s. hide.

ly chosen.
WEDNESDAY OCT, 10
Many Bills, Reserves, &c. princlpally OF
local nature, were acted upon and dispos sd
Of
A Resolve authosising the Governor, in
case ofinvasion, to assis, anv adjacent STATE.
was read and passed, and sen, up for concur.
renee.
A Committee was appointed to enquire
into the state oil the Banksat Nantucket, and
eport at the next session
The Legislature Of .his Commonwealth adj
jouined on Thursday las, TO NEE, again on the
,hnd "Wednesday in January next
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HON.
George Cabot,
Harrison q. OTIS,
WMan, Prescott,
Timothy BiSelo1v
Nathaniel Dane,
Hod.jah BayGes,
And they were dec
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PATENT PORTABLE
HOT BATH.

ne inventor OF thsimportH medical IMPROVEMENT
10 nov gone on TO Philadelphia in order 10 provide
competent supply ofaGparatus.
a oSoon as hc can make the necessary arrangement
asentswi be employed toconvey them tl,ro,a,ou'
the United States ''u
:. lac pr which he ut frs, contemplated uaq on
collars to private citize1s to Physicians 100 doIais
IoF lew months however, he offered them ut half
prIce tothose persons who might afford him heir mi
whilst he WAS collecting such ficts AMI testimonies M
tie public required This period IS now expired aud
the pr'ee in future viii he at frs, intended Those
who are able TO pay fer it, admit these prices to be
reasonable. " ~
For the relefof the poor, every asest win he IN
S@ucted 20 make provision III their respective ne,l
boThoos IN ile city Of Richmond any poor ne,T,,,
%lio may need ilIe Bath, may apply IN Mir I6l,n =
onslds captain ostli city watch or tn Mr. John NI.'
COX, "ih each Of whom tlcre will be deposited s,,
TENS to be devoted exclusively to the service Of such
rs the intended arrangements are completed. motif
eauons will be given from time TO tine 10 tho.,, CON,
cerned. wi
NO person viii be permitted to sell any oe fhe Eatts
wio'snf furnished with proper license, 50 rs 10 b.
prepared to grant dspensatons to evcy prrchaar ~,
Ger tie signature Of the inventor or his general a5er.
as every known violation Of the patent PRIVILEGE vii h.
prosecuted according to law.
SAMUEL T.. JT.S NINCS.
?. s. Robert G. Jennings the General AGENT. il f.
naled with supply Of the Apparatus at his Office ias
occupied ny James Brown, esq.
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luly1s.
FOR SALE.

IIKE.N,IY 2,BOUSG.N.D ,.2C2I.S
X = GUN TAIN LANDS in The cninty of I'atri.S.
Is8 embracing tie Three Goi Is OF TIE little Dan I'm,
e, %i'h many oti.c fne streams ofuat,rsorae Of tbs
land Is OF prime quality. MY friend .isajor Ce,k ,l,
lives sdjoni-'s viii show it.
len Thousand Acres Licking J.an,,s in Kcntpckv,
formerly the property oiho late lhonaas Sbo,e. I,-
OF PeterSbnrg--My brother Tel Wilson, o. Z,e.Gs,{R,
IS authorised todispcse Of this estate
4-istt Hundred and Fftecn Acres Butchers Greek
i,shs, IN the county of Meckenbu1g Eve niles from.
the CoeI5 House oyd Town Ills is o.! prime orni
y Tor obaeco snd Wheat, with plantation sufficient
q. ~ Or or - hands to great advantage Ny bro
ter hiies wilson resides M and III show tbs IsI,
;, "o Hundred and Fifty Acres, or thereaLous. 10
hanover County, in the nei.lbori,pcd Of Mr. Thouss
bowiess about twelve mics tipin this city.
ne above en's or any part thereof, viii b. sold so7
C'si or any ki'.d of produce or upor &c lit D., suit ur
they %iH be hartc,i for ether lands in or
about '."s CITY, or for Lands upon Jq,es O, YORK f
efs, below the CITY 49,
MY Nestiiam estateupon James River h,lf .r hour's
ilie iiom thus City, &c also or sale it eon,ainsnearI
800 Acres and VIII be shown by Fir Hen, the Mar
ger there.
cock, Gordon and Cnrie-ny wish is TO csDosc Of Iaf
this iaud 10 ~ne person who has the Iueans and via
MoIk the whole, upoi FONT Account
Apply at my Office, in this City.
-, THOMAS WILSON.
NAV %
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the boat by Nephew Of Sir Sidney Smith,
who is my fourth Lieutcnant--rather an odd
coincidence. Lieut.. Smith had been confined
in PRISON for or 8 years introduced him !;
the Emperor seemed to feel his conscience
prick him he only SAID =" Nephew 70 Sir
Sydney Smith; met him III Egypt" When
we went on board he walked round the ship,
my people crowded about him, and for the
first time in his life he felt confidence IN a
mob. Ills spirits seemed to revive, and he
told me next morning that nc had never slept
better next day he asked me a thousand
questions, & seemed quito initiated IN ali nan
ticai sl.atters., At breakfast and Gunner there
WAS IL great deal of vers:.tio,,--he spoke of
the Scheldt Expedition. ] asked linn if he
thought we should succeed he said never"
s turning little towards the Austrian Com
missioner, he said, )" wrote fpon, Vienna that
the expedition was intended against Ant
werp lie told me that his motive in annex
ing Holland to France, was for :. naval pur-
rose, and that he thought the Z.,yderzet par
iicu.arly well adapted for exercising MS con-
scrols. At breakfast one morning he asked
re . brR3 10 a neutral brig that w;,s pass
ms aid, laughing hcartily, ] s as astonisi,-
ed lla Majesty would give such AZ, ordrn as
Il WAS htrary to his system t. dena;ionQttze,
&c turrad ronnd and gave me pretty hard
rep, So g "Ah Ciplttiae !" When we
we're sA by tie Alps, he leaned On MY
arm for a. - u,.it an hour, cooking car lestly
at them. told lin he onle "a them
wish ttt'er ..teMc. he laughed, ard liked.
the conpliin. 81. lie told me that ic had
been only on.t wcanGSf ana IN the kilee, by
an English s,r.eal,t. he ioohs unccc,rloniv
weilslnd YOU 4 is changed much ior the
better, being .cw t4l5 stout
He shcwed ne pDrl,'aiJ of the King of
Rome, who Is mach ne his father. lie
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BEAR GARDEN,

NE of the richest tracts of Land Oh James River
. y offered Ter sale. 1t adoins the town of New
Csnton anal cSntias $50 acres, OF which ITO are low
gfounds i7of cleared high land, and est wood lad
The low ground is al Of the very first quality aud from
the enc texture ofs SOL well the unusual dryness
OF ITS situation, VII lie found much certain ts pro-
duce good crop than the generality OF low land ON
James Riye-. 1hc high land we'll that which is to
clear as tht which is cleared, Is generally rich, and u-
commonly free from disposition 10 wash. The town
oil New-Canton affords convenient market for lambs
'cais butter, Sc. Those disposed to purchase poper-
tyoi this Descriptions Invited 70 examine il a;ien-
lively, and see fiji is entitled the character here gi-
ven When they told tat FAR back rs inform a.
ton can be obtained till within The last SIX years il has
born crop Of corn tobacco wheat, without gin
gle year OF vest that during these SIX years, has paid
at least as great profit asany iand the river, aud
perhaps it's not rash to say greater. aud that it is
as rich as il was ut the beginning Of that period, not
richer, without resorting To improving courge
uey viii be convinced that it Possesses tan
ordinary degree Of fertility. The privilege Of cow
ing crop Of wheat in due time viii he allowed, and
complea possession given the 25th Of next Dccem-
ber Mr.. Benjamin Weaver living on the plautatnn.
vii show the premises and the ptt and the terms will
he made known by
Ry4.VDOLPH H.9R]?TSOM
JuiY IS. vito
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A T monthly Chauoery Court, held for Matthew
"a County, July iitF, 1911.
John Christian and May Iis.aifc, Pleint:g5
AGAINST,
John fIulgiu X Humphrey IIudgn, Ez'rs. Of Humpl-
rey Ilddgin, Iced. Dfueilrfs
The Defendant Humphrey Hudcin not having en-
tered his appearance aud given security according ~ the
Act % Assembly and the f0les NJ this Court and il an
pearing to the satisfaction OF the Conrt that he is not
an nhabiisni orhis oOuntry-On motion Of the Plain
tiis ~ their Counsel, H Il otderei That Tire said de-
tendant DO appear h0p on the second Monday in Sep
teiobcr next, being Court dog and the bin Of
PSniifs and that copy Of tfs order BE- forthwith in
scrte, IN sone newspaper published ia The Borough of
Norfolk or Civ of Richmond Tor one month, and pos.
ie g; the 'front.' door OF the Courthouse of this coun-
"
A Copv. Tes,c.
JOHN PATTERSON, C. ".
Jiuy u. V4wf
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JOHN' WoRSRa1r
.JU9T PNRLTsYIEp.

A Nd For Sale NJ Peter Cottorns Law and NTscella-
~ ueous Rock Store -
Tie Lfe Of tie Marquis ard Earl of Welirzfo,.
cornmhnder m ehelo his B. majesty forces m The Pc
ninsula--priee $50 cents
The Wanaercr, or Femse Difficulties, by sra lame
DATblav-3 vol 8 dolls
Jhe Emporium OF Arts and Sciences, by T,oroas
Cooper: for pril, N Y, Jne and yriv
Port Folio, for Juiy, SSe
yaly 20. &c
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NUIiCE.

NUIICr..
TIE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING Es-
TARL1sHED CoMMERcIAL
HOUSE. IN TIE CITY OF
kIcHMoNp, UXpzR
TIE IIRM OK
LEWIS, PERKINS s. Co.
4 EfFER their services TO their fieads and tn. -n
Z y Lie, as Commission Merchants.
They haze taken one OF Colonel Builock's Lumber.
touses, .,Shtng tie Basin where produce OF every
kihi can &c stored with convenience. They fatter
themselves 20 share part of the rublic pat,-age
wych they hope TO merit from particular and pointed
attention 20 ali business cp.riidetl their care.
WAHNEs i.HwIs,
Nat. PEEKiNs,
&c. Minis,
10. FREEoa.
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

FsEsEI'rfD tron the Camp a, Foar rau. near
Z , Norfolk, on tie 4,h inst
14O&. IUR.plsR e. JOKV B.GEER,
Private Soldiers 10 the Goth Regiment u Ss:,;,. In
E,nry;
1rsSEn was born in Madison County, Va. nred rs
years. ieet6 inches high, of dar. complexion, black
eyes, dark hair and iy profession n sailor
B,xsR was born IN New-Polt, Essex Comfy, State
OF Massachusetts, aged % years feet So inches high
fair complexion. blue eyes naturally but generally ye-
ny much intianed light hair, and by profession sea-
mat
The above soldiers have, since Their desertion i'm.
posed Themselves on Recruiting Officer 1T ,is place
s discharged, recnlsed, received tie bo,in eli 80
dollars each, and made their escape Immediately frs:
providing themselves with a1sr OF Sailors blue nan
keen o,eiTalis ard roundabcut-rhis deception tier
VIII no doubt attempt practise on other Officers
Whoever will deliver them both 10 me at this place.
or to any o.hec officer in the U ). Army sail rceeiys
the above reward, or s 50 for either.
BEsNArD PETToS.
Capt Seth iso;t- U. s. IL.
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. t'~ bishop OF l.ansrCs,
The Bishop of Chalons,
I be Duke OF Uzes,
The Duke of E!lcuf.
The Duke OF NIontbazon.
The Duke Of 1reroillc,
1 ne Duke o Chevrvuse,
The Duke OF Brissae,
D''se q Richiieu,
Duke OF Eul,an,
bake OF Luzcmbou~y,
Duke Of Ginmmout,
Duke cr Aion;eromte,
Duke OF SS Afghan,
Duke Of Noailics,
Duke or Aun,ont,
Dnke of Iiarcoul,;,
Duke of Eitz-Jamcs,
Duke OF Blancas, IS
Duke OF Naleu,inous,
Luke Of riem,,
Dake or Duras,
Duke Of Ia Es,.suyon,
Duke OF Prasiir,
Duke OF Ia Rochciou-
eault,
Deke OF Cicrmunt-Ton-
mere,
Duke f Choiscul,
Duke Of Co.gny,
The Prince OF h@revcn-
tum,
he Duke % croy,
Duke OF Bros!ie, ..s
Duke Of Laval S,ontmo-
frney,
Ouac OF 8tontmorencv.
Duke OF Beaumont,
Duke ui' i-orsrs, es
D,sse of CroiA d'lJavre,
DuIc of rro,l.nsc,
Duke IT Letis,
Bake OF A,ail,e,
An,ke of Sau;x-l 'avsnnc,
Duke Ga h Force,
Duke OF CASTLES,
Noai.les Prince ct Polk,
Duke Of U,lCsuviIle,
The Prince ofChalais,
Duke Of Screut,
Luke Of piaisance,
The Prince orWa-rnm,
The hiaSll;i Luke OF
farenium,
lie Marsha! Luke OF FL
chinsen,
Marsha. DaSe Of Alhufe-
Ia,
MM'aal Duke of ca=lisu-
our,
Aiarslui Coont of Co,lv-
ON ot. Cyr,
Marsha luke o. Bagusn,
Marshal Luke OF Rcg.io,
NaIsnal Duke uf Cone, L.
ano,
Marshal Duke Of Treyiso,
The Count Abrial,
Count OF Haira!, Archbi-
shop Of Tours,
Count Errthciemy,
Vhe Cardinal of i;ayonne,
lie Connt of Beauhac-
nos
COnnt Beaumont,
Count iSartho,et,
Count OF BouinonvilIe,
COuLt i.arbe-Aiarbois,
Count Bo;sy tAngias,
Count Boarher, Bishop OF
EyreauX,
Dake OF Galore,
Count of Canclaux,
Count Casa-Bianca,
Tins list is decreed By Il
Thuilleries, June 4 1911
lSjenedl
BY tlie King, [3ignedJ
.tfor,;fer.r.
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FzJiE ticiDnotid Uiion .qir Furnace is now in one
ration Castings in Brass and WrouehtIrrn wor,
WI toDe executed ~ The Furnace Orders le sttb.
rnace, or with John Psrkhi Of this race or Follet
q Lea ~ Petersburg VII be thankfully received. and
promptly attended to. ''''
ParslaR, sts5jsffor, e. IT,
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Count Clsolet,
Count Clement dc Ills,
/ Count Coiand,
Count Coinudc.,
Count OF Ahov,i'e,
Count of Aguesseau,
Marshal Duke Of Dmt-
&c.
Count Dayonst,
Co,int Demont
Count of Cioix,
Count Detle.sy d,Asicr,
Count Hcjean,
Count Of EmbSrrcrc,
Cosnt Dcpcrc,
Count Destu,t &c Tracy,
| Count Of fiaryiile,
Count OF 1aubersacr., z
Count Of Hedoav:ile,
+, Count Dupont,
Count Dupuy,
Count Emmciy,
Count rsbie Of the Audc,
/; Count FoStancS,
Count Ssrnicr,
/ Couu, Gsssen'li,
Count Gouvion,
Count Iierwin,
Count OF Jauco'rt,
Count Jo1unu Aubers,
Cnnnl Klein,
Count Laccpede,
Count Of Lamnrtil;ere,
Count L.arjuinais,
Count btvlacc,
Count OF ~ Tour Maui
| bourg,
! .NOtiil .sSccstituL AdfilC-
| leu,
Count Lebrun, of Roche>
mont
Co.in; L,sgi,and,
Count lemerr,cr,
! Count ..tno,,-l arrche
Count depESpiiiasse,
Count OF NaIieviile,
Count OF Montba.,vn,
| Count Of AiontesQuiou,
Count PastoreL
! Count Pere,
hvtShai Count Fer;;gno-,
| Count of Ponvecol!an,.
Coeut PoI'cIier Dc Richie
bsuiy.
Count Rag,pou,
Count Rsdon,
cunt OF oa1Ie-Su2snne,
Count OF Saint-Vall.e.,,
Count OF Scguc.
Count Of Selnonville,
Aiarshal Count Se,4urier,
Count Scales,
Count Shee,
! Count of laseher,
Count of iiIevena-l,
Count of Naience,
Marshal Dakc of Vs,nny,
Count o Naubois,
Count OF Nhleinanzy,
Count Nimar,
Count Nolney,
Count s1aisson,
Count Dessoile,
Coant Iantur Ni,mbours.
Luke OF Fcltre,
.to'int HeIliard,
Count Gurial,
Count Viomenel,
Count OF Vaudreuii,
". BailIy OF Cs-lssci.
Marquis of iiareuui-,
Marquis Of C.ermoat,
GalleIande,
Count Charles oG Dam.5.
C King ut tie Paiere q tic
LOEfS.
DAAtDPhY,.
Chancellor Of Froaoe.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-24
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ysutt subscriber having hees, appointed by the Pro
prictor5 tine above NIanufscto-y, their A gent for
the S'ste OF VrginisNyll undertake 20 execute or
deis Tor w NDowGIAss from bv 20 rs b. si, supc-
ror IN hr,ilancy and strength to any European Crown
Giass.---Aiso,
HOLLOW GLASS WARE,
Comprising Shop Furniture, for the purposes of Drug
sists mnhe,S o. al szes, spirit Proofs Pitchers blue
and white C-ets tNmps. Lamp Shaics, ainp Glasses,
@c-l nc ROOFS 20 b. delivered at p;csoad, and any
o;her town IN the State ofNirina 1T the Manufctoqs
prices together with expenses OF ns,o,ts.;op Sc
ANDREW SMITH
Car1>Srect, opposite the E.ngle-Tavern
".
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-24
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FE7llE Subscriber, (s,esi,lin,, in he ooer end -
Il 'owhatan County, has Ter sale pair u four feet
burr Ai-stoncs Of the q,raty.--air Eobt Poore,
ot the cy OF Richmond, is authorised to contract for
the sale OF the same.
Wn. b. TAYLOR.