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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-31
DOCTOR CARN'S
APPROVED FAMILY PILLS

A S there has been much said in publications as "a
the utility of Medicines, shall only say these
the best corrcotors Of the bile that have found
in 20 years practice they operate as cathartic, au-
tspasnodic, sudorlhc, and diuretc, in cases OF bile
ous, as,kmatica complaints. Where there is dry
hard skin, costyeness doss Of appetite. yellow skns
dizziness in the head, pain in the side and bowesS
one Pill taken every night, eight ten nights sue.
ccssvcly then from one TO four, the appcaios
to purge, will be satisfaction TO those who please
70 try them they may be given to pervc,s Of az
ages and both without any disagrceRbic feel.
mgs ,thcy are the aest Pills for females that arc M
use, particularly for women who are 'in child bed
where there is only cathartic wanted, when front
one to four may be used, the age and situation Of
the patient may require. JOSEPH CARY.
,.-, APPRECIATION.
We, the undersigned, do hereby certify, that we
and our families have in various and in difierens
times, used Dr. Cary's celebrated Family PiIlswhich
are now prepared by the vender at Coventry, r. l.
We have found them highly servceablc in our fami.
lies, and particularly efhcacious in removing those
complaints for which they prescribed i've feel
assured OF theft excellence, and consider the Pills
valuable, and worthy the attention Of all family PLY.
scians. In testimony hereof, we have affixed our
respective signatures.
Caleb Kehsn. Joseph Straight, r. Remington, Sd.
John Remington, Mary Remington, N.Greenes
Patience Greene, r. Keifon, Iheodsria Kenny.
ton, G. Boroen, = " Green, r.. UiIbur, jun
j. &. Brorsn, Phebc Iwin, NJ huin, >. Harg.
kins, Beljafnin .Norss
certify that was sick about two years with dry
skin, costiyencss, and difficulty Of breathing could
not restI had several doctors but could get no re-
liefI applied to br. Cary, and cot Immediate relief.
believe if it hal not been for his Pills, could rot
have lived. continue taking the Pills. and am IN
tolcrab!e health HUGH RELPH
certify that was troubled with pain in my bow.
er and side, and dizziness in the hcadI called on
DR.. Cary lie gave about thirty Pills, which cur.
ed me. Iestcem them valuable. pf
May, 1918. CHARLES CoLVN.
certify that I have made use of DR.. Carys Pillsi
and am in duty bound TO say they arc the most casy
csthartic that ever made uge Of.
September, 1915. RAY JOHNSON.
The subscriber having been much afflicted With
the asthma for several years, induced to make
trial of Dr. Cary's Pis-Before had taken one box
! found myself much relieved, and am now IN the
enjoyment Of good health. J. ROWLAND.
I Dr. g. w. hOPPIN is sole agent for the town OF
Providence.
or The Pills recommend themselves.
The above Medicines sold by ID. RtrLEy.Nor.
wich, Con. AVIS & Arm SMITH, WEXFORD, X. L. and
by SAnUEL w. ViSsos, Newport At the last mem
toned plase kept, as usual, all kinds of Drugs
and Medicines generally in use and OF the bs'e
quaty.---A continuance Of fayors solicited.
SAMUEL W, ViNsON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-31

Nothing further has trahspired from the
scar OF war on the Canada frontier.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-31

.fuo'ler Peace Stee.--ft is reported, as
coming from a British oficers, taken at the
bombardment of Siopinsion that despatch
vessel, from England, had reached the Ace,
of New-London, Bringing London dates to
July !, that Com. Hardy Immediately sent
the Sylph to Halifax, and said he should no,
besu,prised if Peace were TO be announced
before her return.
The Banks Of Ncw.York have unani-
monsly resolved to continue their payments
IN shecie, although requested to discon tinue
them Tor the present, by meeting Of the
metchanis and traders.
The citizens of New-Hayen have agreed
to build additional foruhalions for the de-
fence of that place which it was expected
would soon be Effected, as general spi,i,
prevailed throughout the city aud neigh
5orhood, 10 defend the place.
- -p ~ ~s--
Captain Porter, with 500 men, left New
York Tor Washington, on tie 2Sd inst. The
following is the animating summons which
he issued, TO collect his men:
Free Trade and Saior's Rights.
10 the Grew Of the Old Esser.
SAILoRs--rhe enc my is about attempting
the destruction of your new ship a, Washing
ton, and am ordered there to defend her.
shall proceed Immediately, and all disposed to
accompany me, will meet me at S o'clock,
this afternoon, at the Navy Agents Office.
ID. PORTER.
Nesv- York, .4ug. %, 1914.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-31

General Provost is said 10 have issued an
order forbidding oil intercourse with the y.
States, under pain Of dssth.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-31

In this town. on Thursday evening last by the Rev
Mr.. Eddy, MIR RopsRr BRIcHrMAN, of Ports sr,ontt,
to Mss FRAscEs TEw, daughter Of Capt, Henry
Tew, of this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-31

il is said that private letters have lately
been received from Mr.. Bayard by his friends,
and II is supposed that dispatches from him
and the other ministers were received BY
government at the same time. The cor
tents of these dispatches may have induced
the call Of Congress, ard il is probable that
the cartel about TO sail from New.Yorh. b 10
convey some further instructions, which the
Information they contain renders necessary.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
Weber & Chase,

HAVE for sale an extensive assorl .nent Of
ENGLISH e. FRENCH GOODS,
suitable for the presen and approaching
,esson--among which are,
Best superfne 3roadelohs
Midling and sow priced do.
Superfae CassiIneres, consisting of
black, drab and mixed
Cords-Coatings--Duihls
F.snneis and BsIzes
Peliccc Cloibs-Bombazet
WIlbores -Durau,s-Crspes
Best dress'd and addressed Calicoes
Sill. and common Cingaams
Csmbricks, wnile, black and coloured
A large assortment O. Fancy Musiins
Sha3ls--sIk and cotton Handkerchief.
Long Lawn Linen-B- aces
Gentlemen and Ladies' Beaver Glove,
ditto dnto silk 4 wossted Hose
Black and coloured Sewing Silks
Cos, and Vest Buttons
Ribbons -Tapes aud Bobbins
Neutrality-suspicious. Grapes
Italian Crapes-PIns
Cotton Hose, gentlemen * ladies
Silk Gioves-Button Moulds.
A general assortment OF Am -rican
FACTORY Goods, &C. &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
SHERIfFS SAGE.

Taken BY Execntion and TO be sH at
Public Aution, on Saturday, tie
nineteenth day Of March next, at t,vo
Of the click IN TIE afternoon, on TIE
Premis5-
A Ii the Fight in Equity of Redemption
1 which John Hunter has in redeeminp the
following defcrihed mor'gagec Real Eaate,
Il uated 10 Btu wick, viz one quarter par,
OF the Shore Saw in the shore Mil fland,ne
on tho upper falls in Brunswick in the county
Of Cumberland, with all the privilege. and
appurtenances thereto belonging.
John F. HALL, D. SB";S
Brssfzsiek, Feb i6 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

U-itsi sfafe IF Ass,ns Doesu MT to
D,a,ia # Mare y 5 4 Warrants from
tie Hou David oesail Judge of the United
s,s'es Ddtriea Court for The iad Dieria, I
hereby give pubic notice that he following
Libes alias informa,ions are filed IN fad
Court-viz
A ibel alias information agzinft the fohoon-
err Ovarian, Samuel Swauton late matter, burth.
en- about i42tons, w,sh her tack c, apparel y
turniture--feized at Bah, within the diauGs
of Maine
4 Libel alias information sgainl the brig
Danzic, Jo,eph Row lave matter of the burth
| en- OF ABOUT Sc ,ons wnh her tackle apparel
and furni ure-ieized at BAH within the
dllrid of Name
A Libel alias information againft the cargo
Of the fehooner Ovarian. whereof Samuel
swsuton, wzs matter, eOnhlting of sugar
ie'zed at Bath, by the soilecton # The diltret
of Bah, v,ih,n the diitrict of Maine
A Libel ala, iofol nation agaiult ten Hogs-
beads OF Sugar ie zed at Portland by Ifaac r.
ley Efq Col ector Of the Dilltict OF Port land
and Falmouth,
All which fe zurrs were made for breaches
Of ihe laws of he United Slaes-That hear
ing AID tr,z will he had on each of the fore
gong libe,, alias informa'ons at Wiicsff-,, in
our laid Disua On the eighth day Of March
ne1t-whsn and where auy perions ~ tsfe(t-
ed IN any OF the abpvs mentioned velre.s aud
merchandise may .ppear and iheS eauie il
any eau be iLeSa wheT efofe the lame ihould
no, be deeree4 Forfeit and dipoied Of accord
ing TO law-DEsts SI65 FS,ss~y IS, SO
l. q rHOGNfOS. Ma9ai
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
Hjk SALr.

A " excellent farm in the town of Mou,.on-
\ borough-County of STAFFORD aud tate
of Nex Hampthi'e, containing aooui 9so acres,
two RORY houie barn, flied, cider hou.e aod
mill ihereon---the beG orchard in the town,
plenty OF moving, t,lage snd pafuring well
wooded. wasered aud les wlshin one quarter of
a mile of the meeting houie ard gu the main
road leading through the towp-any pericn
w'thing to purehaie by applying TO e, her of
The iubicribeIs in sandwich may gam further
Information. HsA GRO BY,
DANIEL LITTLE.
Sssdz1.eb, Tss Is 1874, lsw)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07

A I Gorham Corner, keeps conssanly for
sale al general sssortmen of
West indsa Goods u Groceries,,
which he oiie.s on as good terms as can be
procured IN tina place or even Portland, for
cash or country produce.
he seants 10 tay
A quanltv Of Flour, Wheat, Rye, & Corn,
for which The hiehes price will be given.
Goyham, '1an II. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
STONE CUTTING,
Executed ia all its branches-by
ALVAN WASHBURN,

II FtJsvdI R1af, PoRfLANo--
WHO keeps eopfantly for iale, an abort
w ment of Marble, Slate, and Freeiione
iuitabe for Tomb and Head stpne', H-arths
Jambs and Nantes, Window Caps and Stills
Bet and d DOR Si., Paint Mills, Paint Stones
and Mulers soap.aone back Logs, Bic. &c.
O,dos f,o. any pat Of fbs soD"t'y ans"dsd TO
-v15 pzue7uotify and as,psfsb. Feb. -. 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07

And unless said Taxes and all necessary
intervening charges are paid to the .ubscr.
Der on Or before Monday, the Dist of March
next, at ten o'clock IN he forenoon, SO much
OF SAID lands as will pay the same, vill thea
DC sold at Public vendue as the law directs.
a, The Nlrth Schooi-house. so called, near
MAYOR ellis Standish, in said Sumner.
SAMUEL HEARSEY. Collector for
The 'oIpn q sumner foy the yea, 1913.
Sampe,, February l0,h, T. d 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
TOWN ACCOUNTS.

THosz who have demands sgaioA the Town.
are requeiied to exhibit hem to the fub
fcribers at the office of Z MAYO, on the l th
and 18th of March current, on which days
The lubfcriben will attend for their examinz
ton. EBEN NJ 70. Gem IF bcsosrn for
VIM. SWAN, fowa Of Portland.
Fs5,pa,, 20, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
NOTICE.

= ANYWAY from the cunody of the fub-
fer'her on the 5'h inf. a Boy by the
name OF PETER MURMRY-Ths 10 10
forbid all psrfoos from 'ruitng or harboring
fad Boy, as ibail pay no eIpeufe. or debts
OF his contrictiups sHIMUEL OWEN.
Brs.ilDiss, FEB. 2eS, 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
Belknap & Runnells,

No I, MyEs,' Fory, i.siSdls Rect,
NJOULD inform their friends and the pub
lie, tina, from the liberal encouragement
they have received from the gentlemen of this
town and vicinity, and nrAnger. who oeea
fiona'ly reior' to this town, they intend en-
iarging their buioels. To accomp'ifh their
oijecf they have taken pains TO procure the
very ben of Bnglh and American Stock -
Alto the firf rate Workmen tina, can he oh
tanned From The mean. which they now poi.
feis they can allure the psblc thai all orders
for Boots and shoes OF every defcription will
he punetually executed. and the work done
in iiile not exceeded in this place They
nave on hand ready made Boots aud Shoes,
Pumps, and Over Shoes. made of the beit ma.
teras and warranted good, Any gentleman
that may he in want of the above article eau
he as well fitted as though he had hi, meaiure
taken. In addition TO the above, they have
jLa received large anortmen, of Ladies and
Miles SHOES, of all Descriptions. .1Lo,
Italian Pale Backing snd B ack Ball, for
Boo" and Shoes, together with Boot and Shoe
Trimmings, Of all kinds.
All orders for Boots aud Shoes punciual.y
attended TO
~ Two Iourneymeu Boot Makers, want
ed immediately. oD Nsv is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
Hugh Crapue, iun's. Enate.

Hugh Crague, jun's. Eitaie.
THE Creditors to the E,tsts Of Hugh Cragus
i Jun. late Of Windham, in the county 4
Cumoerland, Yeonan, decesled, are hsroy
notified that Nathan Ccold, Admniiiratos q
iaid Elia,e. has prefsnted TO me his hna ss'
count of Administration and that the sns
will be confdered and a diltribution amoag
the faid Creditors of the Balance ordered. y
q fpecial Court Of Probate. TO be holden u
the Reginers Ofiee in Portland, on the twenty
fra day of March nert, at ten o'clock in lhe
forenoon, when and where they may be P'a'
ent and heard thereon.
SAM. FREEMAN, Jsegs gtsid cs~t
F,5, 23 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
LIVER OIL. TAR. &c.

30 bbIs Liver Oil-I4o bbls. Tar
40 bolts Raveas Duck II i-2 tons Pig Lead
300 VT Soai Leather sad 40 Nova Seotis
Crindaone,, JUN received and for fac AZ
No 7, Central Row. Feb ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07

NoiICE Is HEREBY gwen thar the f1lloa
~ ing Lots OF Land, lying IN The town of
Sumner, m he county Of Oxford. belonging
o Nonresident prosrletors 10 me u. kaVwn.
are taxed ~ bills comm,ued to me tic suy
Gerber To collect 40 Collector Of ssid tow,
for the year 1913. as follows, viz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07

Freb Teas, China Ware, Gc.
Eo2 iale Ivy LEONARD y A. II CROSS,
1 al No Uoion Row,
so ehei.. Hylen, Souchosg aud Congo Tea,
New Hazards cargo OF iuperior quality
80. let. of China lea cups 400 i2ueers
100 do do Coffee cups and do-vefy cheap
go bag, of Coffee
IS ze4oon. of Well iadia Co.ton-luitable
for manutacis rvs
100 ibs BepgaI and spaniih Indigo
30 bo1e, OF by Bnftoi Crown Clafs
$, DO frefh ,uperhne Flour
s5 hal bo. do Go do
Is ools no Pork
50 cssks OF Qua Powder
Rum. Brandy, Gin, Wines, Sugar, ce sc
Fsb ~ 9w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07

JUNK BOTTLES WANTED,
FOR which cath will be given, by
DAVID DANA.
9aasary "a e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
lBooiS g Stationary.
anAAC ADAMS.


HAs for fale at his BoOkisore Ma 7, k-,
Change 6,ssf, a general sfortment of
BOOKS. in the various branches of literature,
which will be fold at the Bottom prices.
Family, Octave, School and Pocket Bibles
Teitaments. with 'arpe type-Hymn Books
Greek aud Latin Clailics
Enheld's Phiiofophy
Great variety of Schoo, Books
Writing aud Letter Paper
Slates Quilts aud Ink Powder
Backgammon Boards-Playing Cards
Chiidrens Books, innruSsing and amufng
Village Harmony
yuaces and Commercial Blanks
I fett Rees Cycopedia
Ledgers, Journals, Waite aud Bank Books.
ALMANAGS, for 1914.
Farmer. Ifaiah Thomass, Lows. Clergyman's
and Cen eman's Almanaes
Large Trunks
Surveyors Initrumeuts-MoneyS Scales
CUTTERS scaies-Dviders-se Journals
together with great variety of other arsi-
cles IN the Book aud Stationary line
MaGachu(etts Regiiter
United States Calendsr jor the
year 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07

TO be fold at public vendue. on Thurdsy
the 74Ih day of March seEt II l2o'cloeks
a NJ about forty liz &C es Of land, also LOT Of
abou, twenty acres being part Of the fame
--,ogether with building, thereon. SAID
land is all into t'lase and moving, aud 10 =
handfome 6iuation As any in the county Of
Cumoerlzsd-The above land 10 enc mile and
a quarter from the ,ewn of Portland and oppe-
lte TO Mr. JaMss DssRlNss-Tor iur,ha
PARTICULAR inquire Of THIS: FREEMAN
FEB 10 on the premiia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
NOTICE. .

A IL Notes and Aecounis John Mahan has
IAagalna people. over three months itanding,
If not paid ia three weeks from tbs date will
he fued. Portland Feb 2i,l8iA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
lfaac lhomas's Efate.

ItddN iOthds 1hotSs
THR creditor. 10 the eflae Of AAE
l THOMAS, la,e Of Gorham, in the cosa'
~ Of Cumberland, yeoman, deeeafed, are hefs'
by notified that William Thomss, admlpiiha-
tor on fad eaate, has prefented TO me haze
count of adm niasa,ion and tina, the fame "!
he conGdered by me at fpecial Court q
Probate to be holden at the Rsg'fiert om0
in Portland. en- Monday, the twenty bril- o.!
of March nest, az zen O'Clock in he fortboo'!
at which COud they may he prsisnt and Aea''
thereon.
SAM. FREEMAN. Js4sssf raid c"''
FEB %, 1874 i.
THE fubferiber hereby give. public nos
to all concerned, that he has been Guy
appointed aud taken upon liaislf the "nhe
an Admin,llrz or on tie elafe CT
Dennis Lowell, /.
late of oti.6eld, in the county Of Cumber',ne
Yeoman. deceafed, by giving bond |" the n~
di,eetsL-H therefore recusfs all pefion'v m
are Indebted to make immediate paYnsn'i :
thoie who have any demands thereon, |" q
hbit the fame 10 BENZ LOWELL
Fb "a. 1914.
THE fubfcrib-r hereby gives pubic aa .s
4 TO all concerned, that fhe has been day.p e
pointed and taken upon herfelf the tfu" "
admininrauir os the ella,e OF
Benjamin BERRY, !,
late of Portlrnd, in the county Of Cumoe''' y.
bloeknaker, deeealed, by giving bono W.
law diretts--she therefore re9ueits ~ Pe1o'
who are indeb,ed 10 The faid deeesitd Gus.
to make immediate payment; and tho'e VI. -.
have any demands thereon, 10 eIn'nn "
fame 10 ELIZabtin SpN
Es5 I'd, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
Cd BLrt

or Bottom w~ years affl tl.d with four
holes through his foot, went on crutehe. the
whole time, had his foot opened twice, the
bone fcraped, and re6sned as pal relief hs
death expected, when he wa. cured and hi.
health pe'feetly reilored 10y only takirg thete
drops.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
NEW GOODS.

NEW CUODO.
HE .uSioriter ha, JUN received an add
L t.onA. iuppiy Ut new Goods VIZ-
superhne t'ue r eUeh BsoApciorhs
fine aud Sommoa duo various colours
Hunter Clo;hs-CanAmiers.
iisad,ome VESTlNG5
Bel Fl gg handkerchief
Mock Madras q 10
Florence, pialu aud p,aided
Aho, from the Dorchelier factory. 6ne factory
O,ughams, 6ue aud coma.on shirtings
shAw.., sc
The above Goods with thoie on hand before,
renders the aforment as complete As poih
bic at prefent.
Dec. - W) ROYAL LINCOLN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07

BOi.TING CLOTHS.
pOLTINo CLOTHS of all qualities impor-
~ led f.om the Dutch Manufactures, kept
connant,y for fac, by
San DINING lARvES,
Ne II, Ca,sSiH, Bsesu Feb. z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
or AFFIDAVIT

Solomon Buucrfs'd of Cheaer field, rnaks,h
oath and iaifh tina, bis fon. Oliver But,erhed.
wa. years afflicted with eruption. on hi, leg.
and different part. of his body, when af.er
trying all Other Medicines 10 vain wa cured
by three bottles of DR.. Riff Bossrisai ,, gp,
and doth verify believe that hi. ton wa. cured
by ,heie drops alone. and withou, the aiIia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07

THEN SPEdX A5 I FIJI -.
VX,HEN cure for one dollar, or at mon
w two dollars. can be obtained for cough
cold. aithma difficulty of breathing tightneis
OF the chelf, wheez,ngs pain in the tide. &c
NUT IL not I've mater Of furpr,ze that we Zee
the obituary daily fweied with deaths, oc,a-
fiored principally by colds ! On an average,
~ leaf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
WILLIAM CROSS,

Jaasa,y -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-09
SEWALL OSGCOD-Blacksmft5.

SEW ALL Observation-Disclosures.
X, MBKACES the present opportunity Of return
- 'Hs ms most grateful seknowle3a -nts to liz
oerai pubic, tor the ensressing encoureeemeat he
mas reserved from their generous patronage a beo.
leave to inform them. that addition to hi, present
staaa, on the cross street leading frors Mr. Rob,,
M'kim's. chair maker, to the Bas;n of The e.,
ne hss purchased the estsbishnient of Mr.. Jam,
Lynch, near the foot of the Basin. He will Keen
cons sons'an.y ON hand, shoes and nails made of the
hest iron the market affords ,nA good VIII -
shoe with neatnes' and despatch, any number Of
oorses aad ~ les that may be required He alsa
sseps on nano. sHss, hoes. pioughshsre', grstes,
plan:-Look' repaired. and keys f.rui.I I'd On the
.GJ The Fsrrying, Ni:king, &c. herstcror. car.
RED on by the subscriber, viii be attended 70 nv
Mr. Thomas Earkin, manager Of MIR RSIsnd r. ~
doIphs livery Stsh'e] whose skill and Judgment 10
managing knrsos, are too veil known tn reou,re sny
recommendation. -"
Mi. JAMES LYNCH
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-09

90" letter, date! the - !. january,
oo'"pi: ming OF the Conduct o. the patr OTIS,
sore q: ~'h"in oiieinaliv went from tn :
stale. has been rcce.ves' by S,.vsraor Early
from the Governor o. Aug, st;n;. TIE let
ter intima,es that unlss, tfec,ual steps are
-'.een to pus stop To their Illegal proceed
ing. 'say leoa 20 disGgreca6t- corceguem-
ce$. Our Executive VIII douOttess disregard
this empty threat, and leave the Sp4niards
aud Patriots to settle their differences in
their own way,
81 The term Of service of the troops IN
der General Floyd having expired. thry
are returning home. Il is YET doubtful
whether thev viii he paid of here CT at FIT.
Hawkins. Col. Milton. with detachment
OF regulars. have arrived at F r, Hull-ihe
troops from South Csro.ira we're expected
20 reach there last night. Journal:
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FROM GOTrENBURG

.VeW BraTorH, Feb. 25.
The Swedish brig Angelica, Capt. Luder.
ing, 90 days from Gcttenburs. arrived at
this port on Wednesday by whom we learn.
that the American Commissioners had moi
reached Sweden at the time of her depar-
ture. N6th Deco but at the last accounts
at Petersburg. The ship Nep-
tune. Capt. Jones. left Gottenburg on the
10th Decenb for MastraRd Roads. TO be
IN readiness for the United States, when
Messrs. Bayard and Gallatin arrived.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-09
.fDVER7ISEllENI:

H'oR SALE or RENT, for a term Of year, ,b,t
vainabis property the Yellow Springs. in ,hs
o.un.y ~ n'ontso"ery state of Virginia. ath sbou.
ment at the SPringsi' very considerable. and !, :.
arensd us less to say more of the Medcirs NJ ousl,,
OF the water than, that it is inferior to none in ,l.
Furniture will be disposed OF with the Spr,ne, y
Amy person ineiining TO embark in busr ess NJ ,b,
KIND, and calculated TO performs the duties 10 th
os'acnon ct nStors, cannot fail OF success. tny
person disposed to lease tho shove D-ansr!1 80
OBTAIN any information requested of Petsr Rio
EST. OF Amelia county Terms will be made ess,
on application to the scrber, living ne,r a.,
Springs. Charles r. yS To .hs
March g. LIN