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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-18

we are Informed that orders have been
received from the government to place in
close confinement fy nine of the British
prisoners al Chilicothe which order has
been eXecuted.--They are to be held az
hostages tor the fifty nine 4 nericans sent
from Halifax n England last SIMMER
This may be relied on.
n number of the British officers save
passed through this place on their route 10
Canada, by way Of Pittsburg.
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ENGLISH NAVY

AI'tke 8 decker, In the British Navy are to
go into ordisaly Immediately after the grand
review, as first step towards Peace Estab-
hshment, The number OF vessels in commis-
sion the first June was 507, of which SO were
OF the line, l33 frigates. On the 4th June, the
Anniversary the Kings birth day, all the
Admirais, &c. were promoted grade-32
Captains were made Adnirals, and SIS COM
manders made Post-Captains. Capt. Milne
OF the Bulwark is one of the new made Ad-
mirals. On the same day great number oe
Generals, Colonies. &c. were also promoted.
Colonel Baynes Adj General in Canada, has
Maj, Generals commission.-There are no
regular Brigadier Generals in the British ser
vice.
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LAST NIGHT MAIL.
WAS HING ToN, Sept. %.
TIL l. u fITNrEA-~H

FROM THE PA1UXENT.
We learn, that on Tuesday, there were 2
or $ vessels Of The enemy hing II. die mouth
or csc river There is no Foundation Tor cer-
tam n ports of i6s movements which were i,l-
dustrioasy circulated yesterday, The gsy-
s-ia'il'enth has established lines Of videttts n =
very direction, on whose information the Ut
most rei'aece may be placed. Perhaps, there
f"ie' the Visest course would be to listen to no
reports in respect 70 the movements of de
enemy, but such as are promulgated from
that official source which would ent:ue them
to credit. We shall Whenever worthy of no.
uce, communicate tc the public aH rht infar-
nation on this head which reaches THIS CITY
treni an authentic source. MAJ. In.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 81.

WEDNESDAY,, sept 81.
no other business being offered to the Goa
slderation OF the House, they took up
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
On motion of Mr.. Fisk, of n. y. the Hons.
resolved itself into a committee of the whole
on the state OF the union, MIR. Macon of n. G..
IN the chair. and the message yesterday re-
celveu from the President Of the u States
was taken into consideration.
he following resolutions were offered ty
Mr.. Fisk of n Z
!. Resolved, That so much of the MESSAGE
OF the President of the u States as IcIa,es 10
the subject of foreign affairs, be referred K, a
select committee.
2. Resolved That So much as relates to our
Military Establishment be referred to a select
committee.
3. Resolved, That SO much as relates to our
naval Establishment be referred TO select
committee.
A. Resolved, That SO much ss re,stes 70
our Revenue be referred TO a select committeel
,. Resolved, That so much as relates 70
he chasing and discipl;ning of the Militia b.
referred 10 select commi zee.
these resolutions having been seyerally
corcurred III,
The committee Of the whole rose & rcpor-
ted the resolutions TO the House
Mr.. Bradley Of ". offered the following a
mendment to the Standing Rules and Orders
ofthe House assigning as a reason che distinct
ness ctimpoiraEce of each Of tie two subiec.s
now conhded to one comTnittee.
That, instead Of the Corlrstt.e of Commerce an,i
ha"uiact"res, there shall DC appointed two s:aninq
committees, the one to be stiod Cornnitte, CT Com
inece, and the other The Committee of Mat,uactrres
to consist oi seven members each"
is motion lies on the table of course until the NOR.
The House adjourned
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NEw-YoRK, Sept l9.
Dishatches--It will be seen BY the letter
from our correspondent at Newburyport, that
dispatches from the Prince Regent OF c. Bri-
tam, have gone on to our government through
the Chesapeake. We hope they may be of a
favorable nature--but of this we have no GER
tainty, as nothing relative to them hail trans
pired at Halifax. E1, Past
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
Office efthe Nefo6o'Yltorf Herald,
Sent. Is, 1914.
Ar. this forenoon, the British schooner Co
lumbia, T'refethen, prize master, prize to the
prNateer brig Portsmouth taken last Sasur-
day, "a hours ont of Halifax, bound to Barha
does, laden with fish and lumber, worth
$1,000. "A passenger taken in the Columbia.
informs us that an armed dispatch schooner.
80 days from England, ar at Haiif - rues-
day last week, grilh seaied disklatoHes from
me Prince Regent 10 the .40ie7fcan Gopera-
menf, ami that she sailed the near oiav for the
CAesa.heaSe Oh the nature Of thsse Dispatch
es nothing was known, nor was there anv
news published in the Halifax papers by this
arrival, if any. The Portsmotths took her
English goods from a fleet which was arri-
wing from England. and were dispersed-the
convoy had not arrived. The ONLY armed
vessels at Halifax were the Castor frigatc IS,
and gun brig. The squadron which LETT
Hafin for Penooscot, under Adj Griffith.
consisted when it left it, of oily Is sail, with
5000 troops none were left at ,HalfaX.-
fney had heard OF tho capture of Washing
ton, but deferred their rejoicings till they
heard OF the FL of Baltimore, which was
publicly said TO be part of the object of the
Campaign. The letter OF nargue called
the Ida, of Boston, was sent into Halifax
week ago last Tuesday. The privateer He
raid OF New-York, had also been sent into
Halifax.
- Ar at Portsmouth, IN. H.)--see Boston
ship news.-E. Posr.
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Cn,t,f1-NirArn

DIED.--At Norfolk or tlie Cti OF sept afe q short
but very severe Illness Capt j. sapu McIAURN, borr
IN the land Of Freedom, au educated ~ Lie prinCi-
pies Of icpuhlitauivo hc among the carie,t al
vCcatcs 'nr resistance to 3. tsh wIung He was ono
" d,osc patriots WHO coud net couseqt 70 waste u =
zeal for is coantfy's Welfare in cold defamation and
frc ide dis.ssisn lie cilliog tsst his plimci-
l'es by practice. lie Accordingly, at anage whcn the
Nirtauan IS evcpsi from military duty. abe doned hi.
family a9is l,oiac, Gd changed IA end arins scores
o dolacsic retirement Tor tic tU,uut1us .,era,,c
ti'c tented icid,' and cHrny coueghod 20 en-
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counter all the dangers and priyaons ola camp Re
was nor Ion peru hteti To exhibit example so wor-
thy OF imitation Death interposed, and at one blow
oepne" ms country ofone OF her jealous defend-
ers and his family the best OF husbands and fathers
In private life, Captain M'Iaurin exl,ibncd rare as
semo'ase OF virtues He WAS humane and generous in
An eminent degree Hishosptality unboun,led,
anu ms " hand open as day to melting eari,v" Capt
Ni L1n possessed IN very high degree the talent OF
pleasing During his short continuance in camp he had
ob'ant many friends, and conciIa,e for l,me AT least
the r I'VE regard ut all those with whom, his duty ld
inm TO associate Let not be said that he has been
BATTERED, fr deaf j. the ear and cold the bosom Ah;ch
onee 'nrtnoec with the emotions which the writer uf
ti'sar;icle has fecbiy attempted todelineate.
nEPARTED this life on Monday the 10Th inst NJ
The residence of her iatler in Chesterfield county
aiier tedious inisPesiton, which she sustained VITA
ioititndc sid designations ELizA RASDvLrs BRoo..-
ING M the 25d year OF her age.
ne nand oi'heSr1m tyIart, would have been a.
rested by the possession otycry virtue and accom-
p'iNhinent which aiorns the female mind and person,
her reiny friends, and acgua;i tanees would not be
uhacr the necessity Of ianent,a the serious loss thev
nave susai e'lbut ..s IN the bloom ct youth i; has
plsascd llr Alnght, . remove her iron, them
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CONGRESS u. STATES.
IN SEN ATE.

Several other members have attended eincs,
those whose names we enumerated, VIZ
Nessrs. Chase of Yer. German OF \. York.
G'.oidsboroogh Of Maryland. Stone OF N. Caro-
lima, Bib of Geo.
No business was Yesterday done in this bo-
diy' except the appointment of one OF two IF
the standing committees.
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THOgU.9,S ,sTdgY'T0yY.

NTUEREiS you ThUmas Stanton of Richmond,
w came or my plantation yesterday aud Killed our
ont Of Goek Of Tufics, and your brother -----
Stanton has before committed similar offence th.s
Is to give notice to YOU AID 20 him, in particular also
u al other persons, 70 shoot pass over or other
wise trcssss my land, undcr the most severe pea
atty of the law.
ID. DORRlNCTON
on
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DRY-GOODS.3 ar .9Urvg0.h.

44TIIL b. sold Al or Office on "Wednesday ncx,,
w 2sth inst at 10 O'Clock, -. poeitirciy ,gflo7
Teser5e FIR cosh on diUwg, invoice ,onprisi, g
general assortment 81 anil scasouabe goods v
Krc cctons, duie blankets, do buc pi ins, iu.
cloth, coating, bne bear skin, lan 81, sze, broad.
49,, turkey down, Russia diapers, hnens, domestic
hniugs, India cottons, l,ncn cannicks darna,k n.
icvsntire six sl,als, white and coioed letant r
silks aud sattus, white aud cOlorcd Iii gloves &c &c
SC.
JE.t%-S g BILLLSGS,
.hHHSnfeyf.
Se,a Is ..
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Sebt. q.
FOR SALE.

Il H.fL U.dBLE TR.4CT OFL.A.ND
IN Dan Rive, containing between 5sUS 900 acrrs.
about miles from .tbt Court-hosc--On tbs
tract, IS about 81 iow erUnnds-e high Iani
IS OF good quality, lies we and clear of stone Their,
are Oh the pifoU two settlements, one of which !,
on the hill aho,e the low g.0inds whercon is q t,e
inS-hon1c V two rOomsbclow stairs, q ,itcen with
two rJom7 ard stone chimney a sairy smoke -hois-
stable and barn, ard garden pailcd The other set
ement is further out from the river with dwelling
houc, kitchen, smCke-house, and three bare viii,
garden paiied.-A great bargain may b, had in tbs
baud for cash, would take young negtoes at cash
price in part payment.
WILLIAM THOMAS.
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NORTH CAROLINA

The President of the u. S. has made a re-
QUESTION on the Governor of North Carolina
" Tor detachment OF Militia, to march with
al foSsibIe di$hGtch to aid in the defence of
Norfolk. = his requisition bears date on the
9th i1st.-Ihe Commander in Chief in an Or
Ger OF the 18th Inst. details the counties which
are to furnish the troops, and thus addresses
nlnself III very apt terms to the spirit of North
Carolina:
Oar sister state, Virginia, is threatened ut every
point, tssaiabeb by the enemy She is literally Mi
inary camp almost every capable of beafins.
arms beng on duty in the field Justice reouil es that
aid should Dc afforded by her sister states not so much
exposed 20 danger 1t obccted from Noith-C Carroll
ma That may BE- efficient, is necessary that il,
should be prompt The ommau1er in Chief, there
OrC, relies much npon the magnsnity patriotism and
hber9y of the citizens of the Counties m aiioncd in
furnishing the troops called into service, With every
sspplJ that NAV Ia required Accelerate their arrival
at the Place Ut destination aud TO Re.der them COM
orfahlc during tst'ir parch. ,,-
'I3sy order Of His Exce.lency The Commander in
Chief
BEVERLY DANIEL, Abide. Camp"
h. ~. We have received Gen. Smiths Off
ciai Statement Of the events near Baltimore
1t shall appear III cur next lie says chat
our loss is SUPPRESSED to amount to about $50
and the encny's, as near as it can be ascer-
tanned, to between and 700 killed, wounded
and misslng-Gen. Ross was certainly killed
he Halifax papers confess, hat " VI. brig Dis
patch was hued several tim ut Stonngton with the
IS of killed. md or 10 wfunded.
The lleton Patriut says, tia; the B. Fleet on Lake
Champian IS commanded by Lord O'Brie n MAJ Of
hugh standing and .ie fortune, who out The last
from England r tn purpose OF" lafLe1aHq the
IouEees h'fO s16hisaon 'fIe and his Sd officer we're
killed tic frst br0uCiiae
There is no doubt ~ CHS bsi TAT, 9 jorn
Anercan-heis sad to be TIC yOunet st Of the tate
~ 1,yitn .r,t 4
OfU. 81 roops.--Delaware boasts Of Jones and A'Do
nougb
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The Galics alI escaped
Accounts from Saokett's H.,ri,or say, they iad so
f'ow-jotis carrying long gun each, capable Of ctry-
ing ~ men. - a'taoi Kingston or Fort George
vas contemplated Gen, lard Is at the Harbor with
bssrpy
CavASnArouA, Sent IS.
FROM &c West, VIC hear, t.iqt about 30OO militia
Nt' ne ont, crossed into Cans'a lasi FRIDAY We
ms I 'nre look hourly fer something decisive on
M Ser. Tic yes>cls m ' 9. Eric have urol,,
blY tasall a7TYgl n f'o- Rri, a; cen. Brown
bas "ncd hic command Of 'ie Niagara
#'ym me U'ica GazeHe ef13h INST
Gen. lzard's army (exccp, Gen. McComb's
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brigade, which remains at Plattsburg, passed
through Remsen yesterday, on their way to
Sackett's Harbor.
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.lIhr,,n Gn-cttc dr. 81, 1.

We have nothing OF importance from the North or
West since oUrlast We have obtained tie compar-
alive force 1.-THE contendihg fees The British row
gaines kept at long shot during the action, and when
tn large ship hauled down her colos. lie, led ,yI,
orr e2" Saliics were engaged in keeng ,he captured
ass sboye water until they could be warped into
port.
sNa'nes 0noforce fte Dssses engQged I'm the L1f,
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LATEST FROM THE NORTH AND
WtS'E

BY the stean-boat Car Of Neptune we received hand
bill from dhe Office of The Albany Register, dated
Sept uie iIth, and a letter from the Gazette of
flee, at the same date, which contained ,f fooui',e,
interesting ARTICLES
.iDAy Reslster, Ertra, Sett ~
Ar l'ci!isent and respectable gentleman who left
Bui2 On sunday morning last, informs, that OH Fri
day sad SATURDAY night, 5000 Newly ork militia crosse.
over tort Erie, wit, fixed determination to oi,, the
resnrs, sd follow the destines OF cur brave, t,oops
nov % that icrt and that on his way from Buffalo he
M a5cut 500 more, on their march thither all Of
WI: appeared highly animated aud determined to fol-
loV ...cir brethren in arms
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
SODA WATER.
Henry Warren,

LAS purehafed, at comfortable expenfe, the
"a patcnt right of making and vending Soda
Water in this town and has taken the Rore ad
joining the Poft Office, where thole who with to
ell its fai ubrious qualities are invited to call II
will be found TO podefs many of the celebrating
bout any of the Intoxicating qualities Of ardent
lpirits and, as Docf Ruth has juffiy ob.erved
will lead thofe who fubli,ute il fer ftrong driak
to d" Health and Wealth"
Soda Water ha, long been in ufe in mon of the
cities of the United States. The grea,et proof Of
it's pIeaiant aud falutary effects, 10 the increal ng
demand for il in every place where j. has been
manufactured Doct Ruth, of Philadelphia has
given it his moit decided recommendation by pia
cling it frif IN his ScAts OF TrnpsRANcs. Soda
Water, when pure, iparkies 10 the gais, has a
pieaiant and aciduous tate, and forms vhoeome
and pleafant beverage. 1; dimniihe, Thrift. eiIens
the morbid heat of the body, and acts as power
fu duretic it 10 alto an excellent remedy for an
.ucreafed irritAbty of the ilomach &c &c.
~ For fale as above, Pure csvtss. or Prepared
Charcoal Zsob Poeviey, 10 much eieemed for
cleauGo7 and Identifying che Teeth.
Asgxf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01

SALTS az auetioN,
TOMORROW, at II 5'cl2ck, at The JfoS
efMsgTs. TIL. Chadwick q Co
4S Bbls. FLOUR.
MLELLAN, I <.s,,,.
r. FLRrCHER,S
Asrsf ~, 1914
Aseu9 "a, 1914

Taken BY Execution, and 10 be I6d at Public
Auaion, on the I7tb Auguf next, at ten
o'clock, 4. M. at the g9cs sfT Fletcher
tn Portland,
LII the right in equity of reden,sisn which
n Eihu Deeeing has in and untos{de following
de(cribed Real Elate 6suated IN FreePort, 10 the
county of Cumberland, bounded aud defcrioed AZ
follows, vix-Oae 10, of Land beginning At a IKE
ltandhgu the lower part of 5trou''s Point 10 cal.
led three rods aud nine link. from the corner OF
Jacob Liucoin', land-thence N 4oo w thirty Eve
rod. aad FIVE link. by land Of Jofeph Stockbr'dge,
thence South As degrees to the upper corner OF
iaid Lncoln's land, thence on the lame cousie 10
high water mark thence by high water mark 10
the Rake and corner Grt mentioned. with all the
building privileges and the appurtenauces 10 the
fame belonging. w c. WEEKS. D.y St"lf. 8
Portland, guiy 2 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
British Invasion.

MANY people entertain serious appre-
''al' and not without reason, that the Brit
@ II The war continues, will attempt an in.
ssion OF this part of the country with a
Nw to keep possession of it. Should such
aevent take place or be even attempted,
'"iil be owing to those worthless wretches
"o are constantly proclaiming that the
'sderailsts are set OF British partizans,
'no wot'ld go over 10 them the moment
Wy make their appearance. This is Civ
e direct invitation to the British, and
Jung them they will End as many to aid as
oppose them. A person Of no small con.
1usnce among that party, which consider
msei'es as the exclusive friends" of
country, stated that the Inhabitants OF
s'lns had held town meeting and voted
"a majority of 500 to give up the place.
%lld the British come, without opposi-
W The baseness of such assertions can
squaisd only by the ignorance of him
'uuers them. Ca,tine does not con-
~@0'e than lao votes but though small
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
B,ss/fUiek, fay rs, 1874

TAKEN by virtue of "a Execution, and will be
fold at Public vendue. 70 the higheft bidder,
on Monday the twenty fe :ond day of Augu1 next,
Tavern, III Poland-AIl the Rght in Equity thar
Gideon Davis hath 10 and % the following deferi.
bed real eaate, viz fifty acres of Land fua.ed
in Poland, it being par Of Lot NUMBERED fifteen
In the lecond divi6on of Lots i4ic Poland The
fame is mortgaged for thee hundred dollars and
'n,ereit from the 20 Of December, 1912. and no
part Of fald mortgage has beea paid
THOMAS JOHNSON. D.Psty S5~x
Jsi, l8, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
Dutch Minister .Aryived.

On Thuraday Evening last arrived at
Maiblehead, the Dutch sloop Of war Ajax,
Captain Barker and the merchant ship
Prince of Orange under convoy, bringing
out his Excellency Mynheer Chsuguon
with his family and sniD as Minister OF the
Prince of Orange TO the United States
The ships were bound to " York but put
into Marblehead, owing to contrary winds.
Sailed from Helvoetsluys 22d of May and
touched at Portsmouth,, L brings London
papers to June ID, not SO late as before ie-
ceiyed. The report by this arrival Is that
speedy peace will take place between the
U S and G. Britain; but our later account.
afford little or no foundation for this report,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01

TO be fold. by order OF the Judge Of Probate
for the county of Cumberland on Weduefdsy
the '7th day Of auguf ina. At TWO O'Clock M,
at the fore Of Samuel Andrews in Bridgton. Lee
of Land numbered S IN the I'd range and I'd diya-
ion of lots 10 the town of Hzrriion, being all tho
land which Mia Jordon lse of Bridge on, was
pofefed OF a. the time Of his deceafe, being abors
SO acres. more or efs part of fa'd land !. under
improvement Condition. made knowu It the
time aud place OF fale For further pafticu iars,
applyto IONA MERRILL
RUTH MERRILL, -s~'''''
Asgsa 1, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
William Bakers Effate.

ITO be fold by order # Court, on the twenty.
third DAY of Anguit urxt, At II o'clock in the
forsnoon-The whole Of the Real fftase of Will
lam Baker, late OF Portland in the county of Cum
beriand, mariner deceaied. or 70 much thereof a.
will raiie the FUN of three shouf4nd lx hundred
dollars, TO pay the .debfs of faid dsceaied-vix
III" Homestead nea- Clay Cove, 10 tad Portland,
VIZ Lacd, Dwelling hou(e aud ous houe. e,cepe
what has been iet off for he Widow dow.r-A
inaIi LOT of Land back of John Kmbails, and =
Lot on York ffreet-one Share. No IS, ia she
Portland Monument.
Al,e-- The right of The Widow Dover. confiii.
ing Of her third of the Real EtAe of tie ATE Capt.
William Baker -Ssis 6. BE- at ,bs HeseIssd Clio,
e'ss NABBY BAKER A-~i.iase',i.
Sew /ais 6fsfs.
J.!y 20, 1878
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
II Rare Chance.

N this time Of fearful expectation. the follow
ing rare chance offers itself to some merchsn,
IT mechanic who would like to get away from
he expected troubles of the sea coast. A vaiu.
BILE FARM OF about 1870 acres, situated in :
pleasant town about twenty miles from Portland
Is offered for sale. The price is three thous and
dollars. One half Of the money, may. If desired,
be funded in the hsnds Of the purchaser, with
proper security, for 20 years. having the inter
es, paid annually. The other paid in years. a,
equshsemiannusl payments And one half OF
these payments will be taken 10 The produce OF
he farm, if desired. On speedy application to
he Printer, Ill further particulars may be OBJ
tanned. august l.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
Perry's nezo Wooien Manufaetory.

THE public, but more particularly the friends
= and cu!tomers Of the iabfcribsr, are refpeeafu
y informed thar he fhaIl recommence the Closhing
BcGnef. the approaching autumn. At Brunfwick |;
and he fasters himlef thar the lille az which his
cloth was drefled and Gnifhed the islt year, will
iniure him an inereafe of patronage. Mr.. Alanion
Cary will again be employed to iuperin,end the
cloathing department, and o;her experienced
werkmen will be engaged. Cloth will be received
q his cioathing lhop. nearly oppohte the Maine
Casses sad Wooiss FaS7sry:
July %. JOHN FERRY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
Lake Fleets.

A letter from Sacket's Harbour. dated July
18Th, Says" that Sir James Yeo is waiting off
The Ducks, aboSt 20 miles from this, and it is
believed with view to give immediate battle,
before Commodore Chsuncey, who is quite un.
we'll, shall have time to practice his men"
Should Yeo's force prove superior TO Chsun.
cey's. the probability is that Gen. Browns army
will be Hull'd.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
Adminiffrator's Sale.

o be fold by order of the Circuit Court Of Cons
mon Pleas AT Portland ia the Couuty of Gun.
Der snd on the premiie. on Wednesday the Gath day
Of Augua nexs, al 3 0 clock, p. NJ 20 much of the
real eftzte of John MORSE. iate fiaid Port aid
Cordwainer deceaed a. will produce the fun of
nine hundred and eighty four dollars Gxeen cents,
10 pay his jul debts and incidental cha ges.
ANNE SrANWOOD. Aanisiq,sfris.
B,ssfseiek, July IS, 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
Leonard & A. II. Cross

HAVE JUN received
10 hhds W., i. Rum-2o bales w. l. Cotton
80 caiks Sweet Oil-4 pipe. Gin
eak' Rice-50 bbls prime Msfs Pork
Teas, Coffee and Sugar Wines &c.
A1s-l bale Broadcloth--I do. blue Keefev
do blue Serge-Io dog. Hass.
Auguf1 I.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
The Canada Conquest.

At the last dates, Gen Browns army
continued at Qusenstown--nothing OF i'm.
porlance had occurred since the battle OF
Chippeway, except some srifling aff.irs OF
out post Gen B. was waiting the coop
Grafton OF the fleet and the arrival OF some
heavy pieces OF ordnance TO commence his
attack on Fort George and Niagara.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
Farm for Sale.

A Small but valuable FARM, Gtua,ed in Fal
mouth, near .tefumpicot Bridge. three miies
aud half from Portland, on he poil road leading
to Brunfwick containing about IF y four acres Of
excellent Iaud, all under improvement, and cu,s
from eighteen to twenty tons Of fall, hay and ,hach.
There i' ftaudng on he premiie, convenient two
nory Dwelling Hpuie Aifo, a barn and GU houfes
The above Farm i. p'eafan,iy htuaied For further
particular. enquire Of
REUBEN KNIGHr
Fsiss NIB Jyiv 25 1874