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BY the Governor cfthe Communicable of Y,r.
ginia,
A Proclamation.

M HEREAS it hath been represented IN tb.
w Executive by the Tailor of ChesterfeId
county, that certain JOHN ROBERTsON. n
man OF coiour) who had been committed to the
jan OF SAID county, by a Magistrate thereof.
for HORSE STEALING, hath BROKEN aid
Jail, and made his ESCAPE therefrom IL do
therefore, with the advice Of the Council Of
state, hereby offer a reward of TWENTY
DoLLARS, to any person or persons, who shall
sPpreliend and safely lodge within any jail of
TINS Commonwealth the said John Robertson.
SO that he may be dealt with as the law di.
rects; and do moreover require all officers.
civil and military, and exhort the good peopIe
of TINS Commonwealth to use their beat eude.
yors to arrest the said John Robertson, SO tbas
ne may be brought to justice.
OIvEN under my hand as Governor and
under the seal OF the commonwealth.
A. 81 at Richmond, this 9th day of April.
one thousand eight hundred and four.
teen, and Of the Commonwealth tho
tbirty-eight.
Us. BARBOUR.
NJ IL. John Robertson is about fee, or
inches high, his complexion black, his dress.
blue coat and white Virginia pantaloons. a.d
said, when he was first committed to ia;I. ,bat
ne came as servant to Captain Kempt from Pre-.
dericksburg.
Apyil so. wAr
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NOTlCE.

'NHE Proprietors Of Property in Jefferson Ward.
will please to take notice, that shall, in com.
plianee with the direotons Of the Commissioners of
streets IN the said Ward, proceed, on Monday next
to survey the Streets aud Lots therein Agreeable tn
an ordinance of the Common Council of The City of
Richmond, passed the 10th June, 1919. The Sur
yey will commence at the junction OF f ana 25tb
Streets at ten o'oioak, where those concerned will
please attend.
RICHARD YOUNG.
Richmond, April IS m
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LIE.

consequence of the resignation of Mr.. Tho.
mas Underwood. as one OF he Superintcnd /.
ants at the Pubic Warehouse, the whole of the
business now devoiyes on me. Al persons ba
wing any claims against price and Underwo I'd.
are requested to bring them forward.
WV. PRICE, SIP.W
Public Warehouse. April %
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Samuel q. Adams,
Is NOW RECEIVING

100 Casks Nails, assorted,
Hogshead Knob Locks,
Do. Files,
do. longs, shoyeIs and Pokers,
1 Do. saddlery assorted,
l DO. Tea Kettles,
DO. Till and Chest Locks. But,
Hinges, &c.
DO. assorted Hardware,
so Ton Bar Iron, assorted,
i6 baltimore Ploughs,
IL boz. Saddle Trees,
ALSO ON HAND,
good assortment OF Hardware, TroDmoposrv
Cutlery and Brass Wares, Boiling Cloths
Hoop Iron, Nail Rods, &c &c.-whicR are Of
cred for sale, on moderate terms.
Dec. 49, AZ
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NOTICE.

OM Saturday. stst day Of May, viii be sold, atthe
Short Pump, At l9 O'Clock under the decree
Of Henrco Court by the Commissioners six Me-
GROES belonging TO the Estate Of David Ellis dec
VIZ. one Man, two Women, q Boy and two Girls
Terms Of sale made known on the day.
w6t. Nav
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BELL MEAD.

belonging to the heirs of the late CHAnLrs To
CAN, Esquire, containing 1893 acres.-Deen
creek, which is large and ncver-,ailine, stream
funs through the tract and affords n most vain.
able MILL SEAT, about half mile from The
river.to which it is boatable-It is in n good and
healthy neighboarhood, which with the far;
my oil carrying the crop to market by water
increases its value, the freight OF wheat being
sherahy only spout 8 Cents bushel. There
'Fr a"out $50 acres above & from 80 to 40 acre.
DesoW the creek, OF tn FIRST RATE JAMES
N,trN LOW "HoUNDS-the high land is
pr'ncipaily IN woods, lays well, is heavily i'm
bered, and is generally good fertile FARMING
ana iobACCO LaND-It will be divided into.
TWO tracts, as snay appear to be the wish of the
purchasers. Possession will he given Of tbe
land, or wheat, in time 10 suw this season. and
81 'nt oelld'ngs &c, OF the first day of Janua
ry. One third ofthe purchase money to be maid
on hrsi September next, and the balance in tw,
anh's' Ps!ments Personal security will be
required Tor TIE first payment, anf a deed o.
trust on the properly to secure he whole. Mr.
Fucker, who lives on the estate, will sbew Il
previous To the day of sale, to any person uisb
ing TO purchase. One of the undersigned will
90 be in the neighbourhood for that purpose
from thu 10th 10 the 25th April, and from the
ioth OF Nay TO the day of sale. Should the 18TH
4" Way ne rainy day, the sale may possibly be
pos iponed till the next fair day; but as some,
oi1ders Will probably be from distance. as
weii as the subscribers. no trifing cause will
ne'ay the sale from positively taking place, and
ITO private sale Will be MADE in The interim
CHARLES +. LOGAN, TO,
himself and as attorney
JAMES CARTER.
NEIL MUOULL.
April I, 1914
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.'lHE wye.


Where dwells the potent spell which binds
In instant union kindred mindsl
With, m. .on,.;,,,,;,., e..
When vengeance, in the Warrior form.
Ou'strips the Spirit at the Storm"
Their fate, ,r;. -. .,..,
AND whsn-the awful conflict o'er--.
the Patriot sinks. to rise no more.
I, pictured i. ri, ,,,odc,., ~.
Ones base Deception walk unseen
BY men, or Angels parer kenis
Tie glance which .n.ex,. from Hono.
Dos' Hydra Folly raise her head,
= Thotsh often numbered with the dead,
Il ,urk, in so,;r.,. I;U;,n ~.
And-vert thsn not immortal-Loyei
Soon should Thy heavenly essence prove
r., al, ,,;.,.;...
Hut where resides the wond'rous power
To change thy nature every hour
IT'S strange to tell! The 6Hnd descry
'Jst
See yon poor Slow. ,v;,,, .,n,,,..p
~" po'r o'ave' WIN supp'iant knee
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Valuable James River Ian Il
FOR SALE.

ON Tuesday the 18th May, will positively
- be Sold on the premises, that valuable es
tate, IN the county of Powhatan, "a miles from
Richmond, called o' ''o"'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-11


Is Pride, thenever.failins vice Of fools.
PoRR.
No passion of the Human Heart produce.
IN its operation so many absurdities, i,npro.
priet,es, fpllies and vices, as Pride. Diana.
tuie as subtle IS the eec,r,c fuid. il ner.
vades the whole mass of society; and yi,o'
1t acts in different characters, is ncyertbe
less discernible 10 the scrutizng eye by Ger
tai" Common properties. Diog,neS wa, az
pr .ud his rub, his poyt ritz and aastemih,s
life, as Al-xa"der If his throne, his COW
quests, his riches or his ,uxur,es Ca;o. sur-
paned the Censor, the scourg, of pride IL
Rene and who deu uncet' Csssr as a fl
because he orce saw hi, scra,cn a. = he'd
with ne trgsr, was unque stonabIy as prod
of tho sngulaiity an. au,teiity OF hin own
manners az was Cas- r Il he acme Of lis
prosrerit, and popularity
In dress, as the par which first etr kes
our attention, The spirit of p,id. is al@ost
papabIe Yet here there can be no fixed
criterion 70 judge Of he l,areicul r ua,,tum
p ssessed by each jrt!r ifiua. Frip erie.
and tineries characterize pride Win sirts
and fops: rags ard dirtiEess EXHIBIT i ire
quently with siuts and slavers and the lat.
ter are as proud Of their dir v and altered
ar pareI, as the bellies and eaux who tut
ter in bali room of their silks al d sat;ns.
The Friends are supposed t. be as h. IN
bic as any. people in the world: vet nv
eyes have greatly deceived me ii have
not seen pride perched on their cnii .riess
Goats, and cree ping in tle piaus If the pia,n
est caps ! have even sometimes f.pcjed
saw II lurking beneath the wig Or surpIice ota
minister OF The gospel, who had Just b en- de
CRYING the spirit of pride as unchristian and
impious
BIT tho the wisest and best men are sub
tect In smaller o. IarreI degree TO the IN.
buence ct pride lit is DANCE rrus only when
IT takes possession of those whose reason
is sobseivient to tlIe,r passions. When ~ c..
rooted IN shch s +, il is seldom eradicated
and II hthovcs the parepts a ii pr. cept IS
CT Children. VIM have theins. ives sense @.
Dough 70 Sc, the folly and absu d ~ of ride
IN mary OF It's operations, To guard ag.rs
fs introduction into he hearts nj their
young charge; or TO give it such u1ifica
items and directions az ray exc te them 10
emulation OF worthy men, viruoos actions.
and decorous behavior aud appearance. If
kept In proper differentiation, PRIDE is m,
spring Of virtue and happiness. il sufFeree
to acquire predmninance. It becomes the
parent Of vice and misery.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-11

or The Subscribers for Wilson's Orni.bo,oov.
are respectfully informed, that this valuable work
w'h We mpleted in The course Of the ensuing sum
mer. II VIII be comprizeJ in o vols. The 7eb and
few days.
April ~, 1914 f&t,
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MERIT

1t Is useful to look closely into men, to see
them undsguised and ARA, ed only in the III
eve DAY merit. At distance, the favor
res OF ifr une impos opycu---di tauce III &c
them IN an advantageous point Of vi W
Fame exaggerates their merit, and fatter,
de,bes them approach, and you find them
only men.
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Notice.

PURSUANT to Resolution of the Com.
l. mittee appointed by the Common Hall.
of Richmond, to discover a proper .cite for
Courthouse, Clerk s Office and ia / for the
City: Proposals will DC received a, nv
Office, from individuals who have a mind i,
sel'.-Each w'll describe his ground and
annex the price.
B. w. COLEMAN.
Nav 4. e
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- The editors Of the PETERSBURG Jnta,,;.
gencer and Fredericksburg Herald are reoues,.
ed to publish the above advertisement in their
respective papers, iii, day o sale, and transmit
their accounts to the editor of the Argus for
payment
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-11
WHOLESALE
Shoe and Leather Store.

USF opened at No. Ii, South Front, doors
below Market.street, where the subscribers
offer for sale,
10000 pair first quality mems coarse SHOES
5000 do. second do. do. do. do.
10000 do. first do. do. lined & bound do.
1000 do. second do. do. do. do.
1000 do first do. do. calf and seal do.
LOCO do. do. do. do. leather & pink
1000 pair rnens' laced BOOTS.
l,o00 do boys coarse and fine SHOES.
1000 do. do laced BOOrS& JEFFERsoNs.
10000 DO. womcrs' SHOES, well assorted.
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DOCTOR SHERRY

- - OsN ~ - ~ ID
M AXES a respt ctfui tender Of his service
ifl in the different branches of his profession
TO the Citizens o. Richmond md its vicinity--
His office is over Mr.. PARKtULL's Store. a
few doors below CANDLES Corner
Richmond. April 30,
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Also.

handsome assortment of LEATHER, which
they VIII dispose of on such terms as are calcu.
lated to invite the dealers ilthe above articles
ALEXANDERlCLAY & Co.
Philadelphia, March 1, 1914 w2m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-11

Herds Grass Seed.
oRIY BUSHELS of Herds Grass Seed
= just received and for sale by
April 8, 1914. " "D"' MO-
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FoN SALE BY
LUCkE & STEER,
90 hogshead's Loaf Sugar.
90 bags Ginger,
20 boxes Whittsmore Cotton Cards.
1000 pieces Nankeens,
1000 pair Mems Shoes,
1000 pair Women's Morocco Shoes.
BHsfered Steel, Cofheraa e. Lo9wood.
Ap,it IS. wat
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rHR cHLEBRArID e. Mvcu AnA,rRrn

THE CELEBRATES g MUcH ADMIRED
4 A. HYATOGA,
ny SO generally known and esteem.
M1NH cd for his colts ~ fine & plea
SAINT riding herses,
WlLL stand the present season, every
" Sunday & Monday at Mrs. Randolph's
IN Chesterfield, near the Coal Mine-every
tuesday and Wednesday at Mr. Subjects
Tavern, IN Powhatan-every Thursday at
Mr.. VIM. Powell's. III Goochland--every
Friday & Saturday at Mr. Martin Bakers
at Bacon Branch. Gentlemen may refer to
the hand-bills OF Hyatoga for further infor>
nation. =
Louisa. April 5. w4w
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THE Parties interested will take notice. tha,
have appointed Monday the 23d May next. to
carry the foregoing order into effect, when thew
VIII please attend a. the Swami Tavern. in this
city, between the hours Of and 2 O'clock. with
their books and papers prepared for compii-
ance with the said order. 7s7',
JOHN NICHOLSON, NJ. C.
Commissioners Office, Ricl,-}
mond. February 90, i8I4S 29M
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70 BE SOLD,
20 the premises, Tuesday Ne f7th ;nst.nt .ho,,
IL o'clock. TWELVE
LOTS OF LAND,
one Quarter Acre each. be.ut,.
'uI'y 1.sated on tho road leading from Rich
'H0nd 90 Williamsburg, and convenient to two ex
celent sprinss Of Water, and about fifteen or 20
minutes walk from the Court House A plan ofthe
sad Lots may be seen at Mr.. JAS. n. LYNCH
CoEee- Room, who illsuperintend the Sale. ierns
title made BY N>-'''
JOHN GLYNN.
May 5, IstEftds,
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VIRGINIA:
At a Superior Court Of Charcerp.

at a Superior Court Of Chancery.
holden az the Capitol in the City Ct R:ch,asnd,
the Eth day Of January, 1874.
Matthew Clay. Platsag
Sarah Williams, execulrix Of Joseph Williams,
and administrative of Robert Williams. John
Call and Lucinda his wife. William Williams
John B. Scott, executors of Elizabeth vii
iiams, widow, and John Robert Williams, ar
infant son OF John Williams deceased, by the
SAID Elizabeth Williams his guardian, lanes
chalmers, SarNh Chalmers, late Sarah wa,
k'ns, widop and administratrix, and Mnurn.
ing Micajah Watkins, an infant daughter
OF M,saial, Watkins, dece ased, by Henr, q.
Coleman her guardian, and. Nathaniel Wash.
,ngton Wi,iisn,s. Martha Williams and Fanny
Williams. by Sarah Williams their guard ian,
James Vaughan, executor of Thomas Lanier.
Joseph Williams. who WIS appointed by the
said Joseph Williams, decd, an ex'or to his
VIII, q the heirs, executors or administrators
o. Richard Harrison, deceased, Defendants
HIS Cause came on this day to DC he.rd ~
the papers formerly read. and the report or
',cmmissi,ner Nicholson, pursuant to the ort,ei
- tiie 2lst day OF June 1911, and was argued by
rounsel: On consideration whereof. and be.
'ause the new parties made by the amended
ni', hied since tie said order of reference To
commissioner, were not properly before the
rourt at the time the said order was entered,
and against whom the plaintiff now do have
proceeded, in the mode prescribed by law. A.
sainst the absent defendants (and thew still
aiIing to appear and snswer,) the court doth
recommit the report 10 the commissioner who
made it. although the same, in other respect
nay be right and correct, for him to consider
and report thereupon.
"A copy-Teste)
VIM. w. HENING, C. C.
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PCIIrF.NEcc

isusually the inmate of an honest, social
and benevolent heart
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RICHMOND
TURNPIKE COMPANY

HE Shareholders, in the Richmond Turr pike
company are hereby noti6e. that their Annn.
nj General Meeting IL on the irst Nond,y IN nas,
month and that the same will be held Al the "A.
GLE tavern, in the City of Richmond, on that day
At 10 O'Clock. --7-' N-'
May 4-(tJs)
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A PUN.

A fellow being asked, why his old stock.
Iogs wereIike dead men, answered, Because
hey are nsa-Gs6
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VARIETY.
ON PRIDE.

OF all the causes which conspire to blind
Mans crring Judgment misguile the mind.
What the weak head with rongest biasrulss
1sPrIde, thenever.failins vice Of fools.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-11
LOTS OF LAM

May 5. Ist4-(tds)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
Farm FOR Sale.

To be JaA BY o,dsr Of The CUcsis Court Of
Common Pleas, holden at Fairs, in the
county Of Oyord. On the JLf Iuelaaay Of
September iaf, Jale at the bonjs Of james
Ogood, in t,yebarg. Q" WedaeIday, the
ninth day Of havsmber, next. at ten Of
the eiock IN the forenoon,
= O much OF The .eal ei.ate Of John Coodenow.
= jun. late Of FYebure, Eiq decealed a. will be
recehary 10 pay the ium OF Two ,houtand Que
huadred and thirty dollars aud the charges OF fac
for the paymen, Of his juit debts The laid eiiate
i. lying 10 Bfown6eld, on the county road leading
from Portland to F'yeburg eon6iting Of Three
hundred and fifty acres of the homeitead, OF ex-
ceea, land much Of which 10 under improvements
10 t,laRe, 90 which il yearly cut abou, forty tons
of hay with thriving young Orchard. with = new
uu6u,ihed two ftory houie thereon. Il rev well
Guifhed barn, about forty by Ghy feet Aye,
one other hundred acres Of well 1imbered land
within one mile OF law mill and oSe and quarter
of mile of Saco River ALI iubjsct to an incum-
brauce Al Saco Sank of Five hundred Dollars.
JOHN MhllI.LAN, I Aan.isjfsss0Ts VI.
JOHN GOODNOW, : o. ad sfsts,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
TICKETS.

THE Union Canal LOTTERY commences drawing
in Boiton the pre(ent month, it contains
! prize of 25 900 Dollars, of 5000 dollars,
l do of 10000 do. of 5000 do.
I>of 900 do,
be6des large number Of fmaller prizes, fuch As
1000. 500, 100. So. 20. &c Thofe who with 10
acquire handfome fortune for trAe, will do
wen to call At The Bookitore ADD Lottery Office of
l. LITTLE, & Co. Middle itreet--whete may be
had wholes. HAYES quarters aud eight, at the o
rginal prices. Prize Tickets ia other Losteries,as
well az all kinds of Eaifern and New York bills
will be taken at par for Tickets, and for sooks and
Stationary which may be had IN great vare'y a,
the above Store Oct ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
Nes0 Is Falbionabls Britannia Ware.
ENOCH MOULTON,

No 8 Jors' Rew Essss.gs js,ase
LAS JUN received. 10 addition to his former
: Rock, new and faihionable adorsment Of
britannia Ware
among which are-elegant fwelled, curved and
ohoug Tea Pots. Mix Potts. Sugar Bowie, Tum-
blers, Snuff Boxes, &c-ind is daily eX pectioR ~
sdortmen. Of Church Furniture, lueh q. F!aggonss
Tankards, Bafons and Tumoiers-aii which wM
be fold a. lev a. can be purchafed in Bolton Of
elfewhere
Ays-ou haud general aaor'ment of Plated <
Japaned Ware-Jewslry-C Cutlery. &c.
LiIerUyt. Of bis sw. s,.s.f gold
Neekaces--Soup Ladtes-Gravy do.-Taole and
Tea spoons-Sugar ToAgs--Sals Spoos' Tea Pots
Milk do.-Sugar Bowls-Tumb!ers-P'i
Watch Chain,--Thimbies. &c
A general aGDrsment Of MILITANT GOODS,
all of which 10 of the la,eA aud mon approved
fAf,ions and workmanship. aad viii be fold at
iuch prices as he think. will mee' he APPRECIATION
of HE culomers Portland, Ma, so, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24

ed by the mutual guarantee of both ma.
lions, and barrier Of wild country ina
liepable to either party.
have gone 70 far in explaining my
objects, that / have only room in the
compass of moderate .addrefs to open
myfelf as to the drh point.
We were told that Britain meant to
humble our nation by requiring we fhou,d
explicitly yield the queition of imPreh'
ment. This would have wounded our
honour more than yielding, what appears
to be 70 touching to lone perions, few
barren, unfettled acres
/ fhall fay lomething on this latter
point hereafter. Ii is Grange idea, and
rather proud and lofty one above the
temper of Louis xiv or Great Britain,
that our nation is the only one on earth
which cannot treat upon boundaries, if
the propofed change only tends to pre-
ierve peace, and not TO enrich or aggran-
die our enemy or impoverifh ourfelves.
But my Object is now to thew what
Britain d5es nat demand All the Tories
about her humiliating US on the fubjed
of impeachment. are falfe Il would have
been more degrading, after Mr.. Madifon S
manifeito of war and that Of our Con-
grefs, to have renounced this point ex.
prefsly, than the cefIion of the Lake of
the WOODS, where fcarce civilized foot
ever trod. She fays however ihe aiks
no fuch humiliation. She is not anxious
to have that point even diieuG;d. Hear
me out before you condemn.
PACIFICUS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
Copartnership Formed.

THE subscriber informs his patrons and tho
public that he has taken his brother, JOSHUA
SHIRLEY. into partnership with him, snd sha1
the Gazette and other Printing will hereafter
be conducted by them under the firm Of
A. & j. Shirley.
This furnishes an additional reason for On I'M
mediate adjustment of the debts due this es'so'
lishment on the LIST inst. on which day this al'
ters,ion took place.-Q-jr l, is confidently aopea
snd expected. that those who are lndeoseo l's
papers, &c. will preclude the necessity Oh
louder sai, by embracing the FIRST opporiun''y 10
discharge their dues. A. SHlNLGi'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
10 LEI. for one year or more,
Ca. i. .8'4.

4 tmali Farm 10 high aA,e Of cultivation, Ut
"A uA,ed near the .and,ng the Town o, Hol.
lac, ABOUT 7 miles from Saso FAls, with = Houfe
Store, StabIe, Chaife, Lumber aud Wood Eoules
and other neoeaafy hui d,ngs thereon-a good well
Of wafer and AL excellent Garden. Sixteen tons q
hay have been Gu. on acres OF and. this year.
There is paiute attached 20 fad Farm fulfil lent
for or Cows |; i, capable of producing fluff
Client Corn, Gam aad Sauce for mai. faniiy-
and a imai orchard capable OF producing a few
barrels OF cider. safd farm affords every conve
uiencs for trader or mecEan,e--FoI iurthes par
tieuiars appyto ELISHA HIGHT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
SALE All AUCTION

TO be fold At Public Auction on Weduefday
26th int at 10 O'Clock, "A NJ at No rs Union
Wharf, and a, the Office Of s. Mcclellan Il T.
Fletcher Portland,
STA bundles Of Iron Rode
4'4 do do Hoops
- tons Bar Iron
200 Iron Pots
casks Hams,
Beng part Of the cargo of the fAip San Jofs ln-
diano-Condi,i.ns, cath in fuch money a. 70 de-
poht abe 10 the sta.e and MaGachufets Bank,
Bolton. s MLELLAN.
T. FLETCHER, "'''''''F''
Portland O6 s, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
Medical Inltitution of Yale College.

medical lnltltutlon or ale-Sollege.
4 HE Lectures in the Medical In0itu,ion Of Yale
College. will commerce on the S!it day OF
October aud continue five months without vacA
ton The lame building will be occupied As tan
year Commons will be provided. The iudenis
will not pay any part OF the rent Of the pubic
rooms either for the lecture Rooms or Of tho(e
occupied by the Commons, and only part Of the
rent Of The private rooms vii! be charged to them
The fees are, S dollar, on being msuicuiated
and dollars SO for each courle OF lectures,
and there are four courfe, thefe fees are paid in
advance; the hudents are at liberty to attend all
the couIfes, or only part as they p'esfe The
pfice Of board IN the Medical Common, was, tu
ring the ian ieafon, part Of the time 2 dolls SO
cents, and q part Of the time dolls. rs cents per
week In order that the Steward may know TO
what extent to make provihons thofe who propole
attend the lectures rtquefsd TO feod 10 their
names a. foon a. convenient, TO Dr.. Jonathan
Knight.
Sg.sd ia be6aif sftbs Medisai lass'ty @ 1sis Caags
NATHAN SMITH,
Protector Of Theory and Prs ctice Surgery. &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
= merican Manufactured Goods.

Ma 7, M.Gy'. Row
Joseph POPE, agent for Al~y y B,sw.. of
Providence, who keep him .onAansly tupplied
from their long known and we'll eAAblifhsaFaSt.
nv al Pawtucket, with 4 general alortment Of
american Cotton Goods,
coRsHTiN0 OF
Single Yarn for Warp aud Filling
2& 8 threaded white & coiord Stocking Yarn
White and colored tewing Cottons
Shir,ings- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Observation-Disclosures Ticking, DC
~ Shopkeepers in town and country and peo'
pie in general who with furniih themielves 18th
the above sriclss, will be fuppied At The Factory
prices.