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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-24
AN ACT

TO establish the mode OF laying off the terri
tory ct Indiana into districts, for tho elec-
tion OF ils members of the Legislative
Council.
Heit enacted BY Me Senate and House .f Retrrsepta
sc Of the Uased States .lpercam m Congress asscni-
bfed That the House Of Representatives of the lndi-
ana .rritory be, and IL is hereby empowered, from
time un,e, to lac off the said territory into five
disric for the election Of the members OF the Leg
islatiye Council of the territory afclesaid
See. g. Ind BE- n further enacted, That the districts
estabI sh al BY Governor Harrison the gear of
Lord ne ihoussrd eight hundred and nine, shall re-
main a. bc lawfully authorized districts, for the
lection Ola uemt sr5 of the Legislative council ot SAID
territory uu,i tre house of REPRESENTATIVES thereof
shall have e, ,ercsed the power vested in that body
by the first $, ,ction of this act.
y ''e '''' ,,tANGDoN cHEvEs,
Sp,,akcr r the House Of RepresenfatitSs.
aA .. r. GERRY,
V1ce-lres,dent Of NE Ui.ssi States. and
March a, lsl4.-.gt orot ed. JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT
Authorizing the I'esideht Of the United
States to cause 10 be bCiIt, equipped and
employed, one or pUrc horting batteries
for The defence Of thu waters Of the United
States. n
BE il enacted 5y The Sera,. and House cf Rebresen
fahpes Of she United States 81 .1mcrcd sn Conyress
assembled, That the sum Of live hundred thousand
dollars be, and the is he roby appropriated for
the purpose OF building, equip. p'ng and putting into
service, one floating ba iieriess OF such nag
hitude and construction as sha appear 10 the Prcs.
dent Of the United States bes, laped to attack re-
pei destroy any Of the ships ol the enemy which
may approach the shores or enter the waters OF hes
United states and that the sum b. .rcby sppropriat-
ed shsi! be paid out Of any monies IN the treasury
LANCDoN cREvEs,
Speaker Of the Horse Of Re ,HrcseniGtireAs
T. GERRY
Tice-Presidesi Of che United States and
President Of The SenafSs
March 9. i8l4-A.apbrovcd, JAMES MADISON.
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TO LET.

DART of House add Garden, situated on Broad
street Likewise part Of house, in Tanner
street. For porticciors inquire of JOSEPH RooGRs.
n Middletown. A. FEB. ~.
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WHEEL WRIGHT & LOPEZ,

~, IAanes-strec, Offer at private sale,
1899 iss ''ss' de- SsISs ss;,e suc'Rsvey superior quad.
f0,0u0 lbs. Spanish Tobacco;
20 hhds. retailing Molasses;
tons Logwood;
5000 lbs. Coffee;
300 bis. Philadelphia and N. York super Flour;
40 do. Turpentine;
A quantity Of Cordage;
.9so-a few bbls. mess and prime Beef
.Nervpors, December 30, 1913 tf:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-24

JOHN Is. LYON,
Ne. 6, Lyons and Ne. a, Seos's wharf,
EJAS FOR SALE,
Il $4,000 lbs. green Coffee, in hhds. and
bbls entitled TO debenture
so bbls. mess, and so do. prime Beef,
90 do. prime Pork;
200 do. Tar large barrels;
SO pieces Russia Duck rs do. Ravens do;
Sheathing. Boards and Nails, constantly on
hand, at No. 6, Lyons wharf, where Ship Stores, &c.
are put up at the shottsst notice. If. Mar IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-24
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
.M No. 3, Long WharE
TWENTY bbls. mess and prime Beef;
y 10 bbls. mess ~;
so bbls. ship and pilot Dread;
so beef Hams, smoked and salt pe,ersd,
50 quntals Cod Fish
w l. and N. Il. Rum, by the hhd.;
Boards, shingles and tmbers, &c.
Newpors, Ft6 "a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-24
District of Rhode. IskanG.

District Of Rhode Island
TN pursuance of a Warrant from the Hon
Il orable DAVID Howell, Esq. Judge o
the District Court of the United States for
Rhode Island Dlstrict--
Notice is hereby given that there will be
sold at Public Auction, to the highest bidder,
on Monday the Attn day OF AptiInex,, at 9
o'clock in the forenoon, at the Long Wharf,
in Providence,
The sloop Aurora, Of the bur-
-N3, then Of about 90 tons, together
GssTMNIAsSH with her tackle, apparel, and fur
ss~ niture she was built for apack-
ct, ane has excellent accommodations for pas
sengers.
Conditions made known at the place of
Sale.
Elk. DEXTER, MarshaA
Providence, March l6, 1914.
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@arsbai's Sales.
District Of Rhode Island.

DkStrfc! Of Rhode ISLlfd.
IN pursuance of Warrant from the Hon.
Il orable DAVID HowkLL, ESQ. Judge of
the District Couri tor the Rhode Island Dir
trict--
Notice j, hereby given that there will be
sold at Public Aueii,n, TO the highest bidder,
on Monday The Ain day Of April next, at 10
O'Clock in the fo.e enoon, at Clifford and Al
lens wharf, in p Providence,
~A The British brig Young Hus-
.x8A band, of the bur,hen of about
V4&&J 200 tons, coppered to the bends,
A'asa together with her tackle, appar-
el, and lurnture-ssid brig is about one year
old, is o burthensome vessel, and In strength
and workmanship not inferior to any one
And also her Cargo, consisting Of % crates
Earthern Ware; Is hhds. of Porter and
Beer, in bottles 10 hhds, of Oats; 8 hhds.
of Oil Cake 26 casks of iron Nails Il cask
Of copper Nails |; hid. of Shoes 2 hhds. OF
Tin Ware 90 boxes Of hard Soap; 90 box
es of tallow Candles hhds. of Hams : S
boxes of Cheese; l6 Jugs of paint Oil ; ;
jugs of Spirits of Tsrpentire 50 kegs Of
ground Paint I; 6 kegs of TalIow; kegs OF
soft Soap; 80 5bis, Of Flour /; 2 bbls. and ! |
kegs of Beef; kegs of Tongues; ham.
pers Of Oysters, in jars Al jars of picked
TriPe ; box of Sago, in canis,crs casks
and bags of Bread IL kegs of Pease IL
kegs of Barley 80 kegs Of Lime bax aud
keg of Coopefs' Tools 2 boxes of Garden
Seeds 100 bundles of iron Hoops Plow I;
$50 hampers of Potatoes l trunk oil Millen-
sry 100 pair of Shoes, assorted 100 hhds.
oe SeAcole 80 hhds. Of Lime lso bundles
Of Hoops I; $50 Shocks, aud ~ thousand hre
Bricks, suitable for furnaces.
The Cargo will be sold IN lots to accom-
modate purchasers.
Conditions made known at the place oI
Sale.
E. X. DEXTER, AIashai.
Providence, March l6, 1914.
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For sale, or TO Lef.
A PEW in the Methodist Chapel Isqdire at this
y ONCE. March ..
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trg- AMERICAN PRIZES.

Sch. Dclislr, Of Baltimore, arrived at Ncw-Orl
enns 5th inst. in 81 days from France, with caigd
OF wine and silks, having taken TWO prizes.
The British brig Friends, Of Halifax, from Gren-
ada, with liz puncheons rum, prize To the prvaeer
Diouneda, chased ashore at Sout hampton, south
side Of Long g.islasd, Newyork, on the ith instant
by men OF wsr.--It is supposed all The cargo will
be saved, az above half Of it has been landed The
vessel has bilgcd
The Comet prvatccr, Il was said at Porto Ticoa
hnd taken NINETEEN prizes since she Iefs the unr'
ed Staies--t was reported that she fnapneJ 49,,
several previous 10 cut;lDg into Rico the ~,
one valuable Englisl sch laden with cop,.. aa,,
d'go.--A sloop with dry goods, which she had a,s
dered ior hmer,ea, after getting our coast. bore
away for the Wcst-indieS, in distresa snJ ..:s
Off r. Rico "bcn the ptizs master ,gr...t,A
dcrs hc bad received from Capt Bowie /, drs,io -
her, and went on shore. The Comet c,t on, seysrs
al vessels from p',rt in the island of Tor,oIa.
Inc following articles were taken on, of the vesj
els .e,s Ap:urea " ths Presidcnt--i4 punchcons, %
DoAes' 10 uunxs 10 jars, and casks of rnerci,an.
d,zei ~ pnncheons rum 81 bolts I,r,jsh linen
II Kegs OF paint 49 pigs block tin. Go. &c
The cargo Of the British si,p Ner;cd- (nr;1s O..
tue GOV. .ompkins.) consisting of about 700 pacIss
ase, o' ery goods hard-ware, jewery, &C. is TO be
sold at New.vork, on the 9TH or Apr;I.
Inc cargo Of brig EwpIus, (dry goods, from
Leth; was 70 DC sod at ST. Mar,s. 10Th inst by or.
der OF the 6ecfg:a District Court
nrfived q, ~ Mary's, 25tb ult Neutral ship, II
aays rom London for Amelia, cargo drugs, oh,
pants, s' &c. sent in by the IT, g. brig En;erprrr.
On sa,P'c'cn OF being British property. I, is said
hat the supercargc Is an American citizen and ,a,e
ne e'i'us the property as his own
"eDouHfsrf, JAurh 15,--Tbc ship Aurcra. cf
ms port, belonging to Thomas N. Clark and Ebcn-
;Ser wheelgrght, vhlch captured on her pas.
sage from Norfolk to- Barts, by the privateer Gov.
,cmPk'ns, snd seot into Newport, has becncoss
demned BY the Sup enc Cour, Of the United sta,e,
now sAsiirg al Washington. The loss TO the owners
u the Aurora. by this decision, including
70 estimated at 10000 dollars,
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JOHN FERGUSON

Has for Sale, a. has Store. on BaHnisier's Wharf,
IL :,T Virginia Keg, Twist, and Cut TOBACCO.
II .iss --cig,rrs and Snuff.
.Aesperf, March 10, 1914 d
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~
8 MARINE. INTELLIGENCE.


The private armed brig Argus, Captain Howe, ~
IA guns and 30 men, saiIed from Savannah, 23dult
cn cruze. .tt,ae
The United States sioop Of war PEACOCK, Of 20
guns, Capt. Warrington; sailed from New York i2i
inst. on acrrlize-The ttivaIeer York sailed 1t the
same time. 49,
FRIGATE CONSTITUTION.
On Thursday last, arrived at Providence the oar
tel ship Rising States from Barbadoes aud ST. Bartsy
Left the former SO days ago. and the latter on the
1st inst.
Two French frigates had been captured by the
Venerable "a, and irto Barbadoes from whence
they had proceeded to Antigua, where they were 10
be fitted out.
Passengers in the Rising States report that the
CONSTITUTION was cruzing TO windwe OF Bar
BADGES that sbe had captured British Kings sch
and shp.the latter of which she had despatched to
Barbadocs as clrtcl, with 20 prisoners. They all
SO report, that soyApRoK, consisting Of tie cneer
go peterabk ~, and Pique SO, had sailed ~ Suest
Of Me Constitution! To- 1t was not ai,poys thus with
tho mighty mistress of the seas Before the present
war, she would have thought the I" P,qus So" or
any other of her SS's, more than a match for any
frigatc in the unyerse.1
HE Rising States has about f80 pssse M crs, 100
sailors, and the rest in tho cabin and stccfagr)
The Saratoga pryatecr was said TO be in the w.
indies--also, an American sloop Of war.
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Giving pensions to the orphans and widows OF
persons SLAIN in the public or private arm
ed vessels of the United States.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-24

To provide For the return 10 their own districts
of vessels detained BY the embargo, in dis.
tricts o,her than those where they are res.
bcctivcly owned or belong
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-04-28

Painter from TO o'clock. Their number
is'extremely considerable. Those ust have
been seen to day and yesterday. and those
expected to morrow would form On army
and if to this number are added the dead,
the wounded and the sick Of tie enemy Wa
may easily convince ourselves Of the i'm
mense advantages already gained BY tie
Emperor.
We are informed that in a soriie, Gen
Carnot commanding Antwerp, has csptur-
ed numerous park of artillery, belonging
to the enemy.
Yesterday column of Dayar,sn
and Wurtemburgers prisoners to the nom
Der of 1000, entered Paris at the gale Of
Clarendon The staff, several officers u
which are decorated marched at their head
the soldiers have preserved their kuae-
sacks
February 25th
The luminosity which reigns between tbs
Russian and Austrian officers is extreme -
They will not lodge or eat together
Their luminosity extends to the soldiers Of
the two nations
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-04-28
From the Boston Palladium.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
Office of the Neuport Hsrctrg,
Sunday eUening. Aprjll7
LATEST REPORT FROM ENGLANp

LATEST REPORT FROM ENGBANEl..
This day arrived, Swedish ship Primes
Carl Johan, capt. 0berg, 63 days frons
London, and from Bermuda, in ballast.
where she put in. Capt . left Bermu-
da on Monday last, and informs US that
ship arrived there on Sunday, (the day be-
fore he salcd} IS days from England -
Capt. Oberg was informed by the captain
that he brought London papers to the lst
of March, and that tLere had been Sc
we're battle between the French and Alb
ed armies in France that the Allies wers
defeated with considerable loss, and had
retreated about 90 miles The capt also.
informed, that III CONSEQUENCES or
THE ARRIVAL OF THE BRAMBLE
the ErPedttaon fitting out for America.
hd6 Deem Suspcaded-and that the general
opinion OF the merchants in England, was.
that peace would speedily take place be.
tween America and Great Britain The
above are all the particulars capt O. was
enabled to obtain
By the above, arrival we were favored
with bermuda papers to April 3, but they
contain nothing of consequence.
Admiral Cochrane was at Bermuda on
the 10th inst, but would sail in a few DAYS
for the American coast
Admiral Warren, in the San Domingo,
with the Terpsichore frigate Captured from
the French by the Majestic) inco. sailed
from Bermuda on the 9Th inst for England.
The Bulwark, "A, with a convoy from
England, arrived on the 9Th, and sailed a.
gain on the 10th for the American coast.
She sailed from England Feb 10th.
From 800 to LOCO troops were at Ber-
muda, but there was no intention of send
ing them on any expedition to this country.
The whole naval force at Bermuda, consist
ed of two us the Majestic and two fri.
gates.
No prizes had been sent into Bermuds,
since the 8th of March
There were about GOO American prison
ers at Bermuda a ship preparing to carry
them to Halifax
Coartsnay, Feb. 90.
About COCO Cossacks, commanded by
the Hoffman Platow, repassed here in the
evening OF the Goth, and all night, retreat
ing precipitately upon Yilleneuve- Yonne.
They have experienced in the course Of
their excursion towards Orleans and Fon-
tainbleau great losses. Unfortunately, their
visit has spread desolation through all the
places they have passed. The country is
wholly ravaged by them-our little town
has been greatly pillaged--in fact our mis-
fortunes are incalculable.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-04-28
From the NeadOiAe Messenger, AprH 6
MAIDEN REY4KEN

Concurrent accounts from the westward,
state that Maiden is again in possession of
the enemy. The detachment, SO CALAMITY
repulsed on the river Thames, by capt.
Holmes, was the advance guard ofthe Brit
ish army, estimated at from to 5000 men.
We had small force stationed at Maiden,
which evacuated the fort and retired to De.
troit on the approach of the enemy. 1t
is sald, that gen Harrison is marching to
the relief of the Michigan territory, with a
considerable regular and Indian force
The views Of the enemy in possessing
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-04-28
DOMESTIC.
HERKIMER, April IA.
Sacketes Harbour BSoekaded

British fleet The inhabitants, merchants,
&c. removing their property into the in
terror for safety One of the new British
ships at least is out, mounting so long hea-
Wy guns. The British feet appeared Off
the mouth of the Harbour the day after the
ice cleared out. From the manner in which
we received this information, we have rea-
son to believe it substantially correct, if
not in every particular.
The Western mail Of this morning brings
not word from Gen. Brown.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-25
Frink'S Reitorative Elixir.

T"HIs celebrated EiiIir 10 good in Chroo;.
i Rheuma,im; Indigetiion; Fatu'eucy; H..
pocondriacal Affections Bilious complaints: ~.
zinef. Pains in the bead. back and limbs iol.of
appetite General CoRivenef., &c. &c.
A variety Of compound medirines intended TO =,
move Bilious complaints, are IN fome meafure e.l.
cuiatea to operate like th. but while thsv e..,f.
the ftomach and bowels, the coats of the Oom,rh
and inie0ioes are left in an inf.med and irr,,,,~
itate. This EIilir on the o,he, hand while !, ~.
ehes all the virtues of thoie medicine. i. s,teud.l
with none of their hazardou. coniequeaces /. eve
fffeDg,h without occaGeaing irritation 10 ,hs
weakened Gaze of the prm& vie it repairs the 8.
gans OF digeition, reitores the appe te and e,rfe
greater portion Of the nursieiou. part of The 8
iameni to be carried into the fyfiem thu pro-
ducing fsIier flow Of animal fp,rts, and rai6n,
to tone of health the faculties Of both body ~
mind
Numerous certificates, from PhyGcians and oh.
er) Of the beneficial effects offhis Elixir nigh, b.
pub!iihed bw As fome of them are contained Il
TIL directions which accompany each Bottle, aio
thought unaeceiizry to nlest them IN an advef,ie,
ment-Prce D, SO per bottle
ErThe above Medicine is for fale BY the PreA
prietors agent, No. 8, State trees, Bolton and BY
JOHN COE,
Exchange Greet. Portland
June IS (eop 6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-25
NeSo g Ealbionabk Britannia Ware.
ENOCH MOULTON.

No 5ones' R0,O Exsbases frat
[JAs JUN received, 10 addition to his former
4 itoek, new and faihionable adortment Of
Britannia Ware
among which are--eegant fwelled, curved and
obong rea Poss, Milk Pots, Sugar Bowls, Tum
blers. Snuff Boxes, &c and 10 daily expecting an
siTor,meu, of Church Furniture, fuch a. Flaggons,
Tankards, Bafons and Tumbler.-all which will
be fold as low a. can be purchaied in Bolton or
elfewhere
Aya-On hand general aGortment of Plated &
Japaned Ware-Jewelry-C Cutlery, &c.
Lilswye. ef Biz Osca marst tae's,mg warranted gold
Necklaees-Soup Ladies-Gravy dO.-Ta5le and
Tea spoons-Sugar Tongs-salt spooas-- Tea Pots
Milk do.-sugas -Tumblers-Ptchers--
Watch Chains--Thmbes, &c.
A geeerai aGortmen, Of MILITARf GOODS,
all of which 10 Of the .ateit and mon approved
fafhions and workmanship, and will be fold At
fuch prices a. he thinks will meet the appreciation
Of his cuifomers Portland, May 80, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-25
Wool Warehouse.

Wool Warehouse.
HHENRY BURROUGHS aud THOMAS
IL PERKINS. jun having formed eounec-
ton 10 buGneis under ths firm of
BURROUGHS q PERKINS;
have ensbhed Repo6tory. at No IS. Sssts- Street,
(overth Union Bauk) the reception and fale Of
Mryino, Mixed and Counan WOOL.
Liberal advances will be made on Wool dspofted
for faie. the commiion and exlenfes on which will
be moderase-aud in cafe there 10 no fate, the only
charge will be reafosabls forage. Wool in any
quantities will be received, and the owner may de.
peod on the ss~se ss~sess - svsJ ~ they
pledge their whole aasentioa to fbs assicis ssIy.
To the manufacturer of Wool, apd proprietor Of
Floeks the advsusages of this ellablhment will be
manifen. The collection Of wool from great va.
rissy Of fseks, will enable the rurehafer TO make
the moa favorable fsieetions, and to the Teller il
eriures ready (als for HE eeces, good terms
a. the nafkst will afford. The 6tuation Of the
Warehou(e for convenience and iesuritys exceeded
by none in town. ~ References 70 r. D 1asisr.
6's TbssA P~iis., E'g Gee Bw'vssS', E,s c w.
c.sse. Es7. Msgss Mssfss y R@s.rA Sa~I Hsb-
6ssL E,q ssd .tis9s.. Rsssfsd y Bses
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-25
FAMILY DTSPENSARY, &c.

THE fubfcriber manufactures, and keep, for faIe
among a variety Of other valuable Prepara-
tions 10 his Collection Of FAMILY MEDICINES,
the following. viz-Efenee ofPeppermnt, Check
erberry, Hemock aud faniy Bafam Of Hoeny
and Bslfam of Life Eye. Waihe,; Wafhes and
Ointments for the ITcA /; Worm Powders Spice
and Jaundice Biters; Elixir Pro. =; Eiixir Pare
eoric Liquid Laudanum Syrup of squills An.
timonial Wine, &c-be6des felecf xfostment of
MEDICINAL SiMpLES. the produce Of our own
cline of acknowledged utility, in Domeflic Prac-
tice. and neriring place in the Prescriptions of
medical gentlemen.
Practice or PHYsIc-The fubfcriber coniin-
ues likewifc occalionay to p,s/s,ibr foy tie ssl,
With refuts aufpicious to the csufe and refources
Of MEDICINE. JOSHUA LEAVITT.
Yssgbaa. Bridge, MAY 1914 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-25
For SALE.

IN the town OF Lib n. in the county Of L;c.o,,
one OF the beit Mi Privilege, in the D;0,;a !.
Maine on never fai ing ftream of wa,er-,os.,S
er with one new Saw Mill one Grin Min. v.s
huns OF Tones. one Gard Machine on the FAM
together with about one hundred acre. Of I,.A
partly under IMPROVEMENT. cuts from 20 to 80 TN.
OF hay with saturing gtuiicient-toge,her with n.
buildings thereon aanding, TO wit, on. dwelin.
houfe s2 by Sc. two ftories, well 6uilh.d ;SS ~
porch wood houfe, ihay houfe and ohe, on, hu;'. a
ings--one do 80 by 90, fuiihed, barn 70 hv ~
bizckfmiths fhop, &c. with two good we'll. Of -. :.
er and fra.l Orchard on ,he fame. Said f,I,. ~
very conveniently 6,uased for any kind Of m,eh;s
cry. Conditions one third down, the ,em,;od.. !.
long credit If required, with good feeurity-Fo.
further particulars enquire Of Moan Josp.x. ~
the pieNifes. Y,l, ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-25
CUMBERLAND, SIS.

CUMBERLAND, SIS.
Taken BY execution and to be I5M at Pubic
Auetion on Saturday tbs 3otb July next,
at ten o'ciock n. M at the Office q 5.
Fletcher, in Psytland,
A Ii he rign' equity of redemption which
a William : Quacy has in ana u.to the follow
ing deierbeJ nor' gagged Real eate h'uated in fad
Por taud, bounded and defefibed asfol.ows-.a . Lot
# Land begnsing a. fake i'andng one hundred
and forty nine fee, eish inches nor,hweifery from
corner made by Back aFeet aud ,he fou h~siiery
lide of Che'nut Areet thence running northwener'y
aajoiuing faid Chetuut areet hxty ,hree feet,
thence at right angels with Chefuu, nreet asou,
Que hundred and fourteen fee, to Moody lard and
thence adjoining fsid Moodys land lxy three feet
thence co fstt bounds with Ill the huiidings priv,
ieges and appur,enances to the f.ne belonging.
SAID rea e(la,e is mortgaged to James Dalrympie
of Salem 20 fecure the paymens Of D 352 81 with
the inserelt from the 18Th Oct. 1910,
w. c. WEEKS. Depy S6~G
Portland, 7sse 90 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-25
NEW GOODS.
Webber & Chase,

HAVE for sal. an extensive sssori:nentof
ENGLISH q FRENCH GOODS,
uitsble for the present and approaching SCI
'on--among which are,
Best superfine 8roadcloihs
Midling and low priced do.
Superfne Cassimeres, consisting of
black, drab and mixed
Cords-Coatings--Du
Fisnneis and Baizes
Pelece Cloths-Bombazetis
Wilbores-Durants-C
Best dressed and undressed CslcoeS
Silk and common Gingaams
Cambricks, white, black and coloured
A large assortment of Fancy Musilns
Shawis-sik and cotton Handkerchief
Long n-Linen-Braces
Gentlemen and Ladies' Beaver Cloves
ditto ditto silk & worsted Hose
Black and coloured Sewing Silks
Coat and Vest Buttons
Ribbons-Tapes and Bobbins
Lutestrings-Canton Grapes
Italian Crapes-Pins
Cotton Hose, gentlemen * ladies'
Silk Gloves-Buiton Moulds.
A general assortment of American
Factory Goo,ls, &c. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-25
Lands for Jais in Tamsv0rtb q Bur-
ton.

, 4 Acres of Land in Bsr,on-part Of which
is cleared and fenced AMI has \ young orchard on
it, together with half Of large two ftory Eoufe
and Barn thereon
ALS0-sso acres Of Land in Tamworth. being
lots Nos, !, Q, s aud 4 in Y Sth range-Ioo acres
each-No S. in the 7.h range-ieO acres-Lots
A aud B in the IN raage-loo acres sach--and
No 10, 80 acre Io, All Of which will be fold low
aud neat iaock or vefelsif defred viii be received
in payment.
ALS0-6oo acres Land in Lincoln, Grafton
and 800 do do in Peeling 5 County.
Apply to ROBERT HssKlN5, Waterford, or
2ALPd HASKlNS, Bottom
June 80 (sm)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-25
EFZTAPH /:

Ths downfall of Boaaharse and democ-
racy, already ensures peace and happiness
to the European world; how unfortunate
is the United States, that by the wickedness
or folly Of majority of its rulers, her fate
alcne to meet, 70 feel, and to resist the mis-
cries Of war