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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-03
Taco Hundred Doiklts ReqV rd i!

OST or Ito en- the way from, Esil Ma. hias
IL 10 Caftinc in the month of Juiy Alt large
cafe Of J.aCONEr 9 M5RlCs, marke3 Z IN a
diamondl l. 4o9, containing one hur bred pieces,
each piece containing twenty ya'ds and numbered
from No. | TO The above reward aud ali fea.on-
abe charges, will be paid for the recovery of the
above CAFE of Goods, on application 60 MeG,s T.
K Joae e Co ofiBoAon Fer information concern.
ing the above package, apply to Samaei Hale, OF
Camden; = bs Sargent, at Sullivan Jsbs Hsir0sy,
at Wet Machias or the iu5lcrber at Eoiton
O9 3. EDWARD CLARK
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-03
Portland, Oh. Sd
NJ AIN BANK.

THE Ssockho der. of the Name Bank re here.
= bynosised 10 meet at the eba,nhee over the
Cumberland Bank, on ruefday ne 49, day os
OGtober mn a; .wo o clock in be at cocoon TO 4
dept fuch meaiufes a. they may judge bef 70 re-
deem thei, Bits nov guitars ding. aud % At q
fuch matter. As may properly come Sefafe them
By order of The dir eGtors
IN a.ns4 LEVI GUTTER, CoGisr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-03
EKENI e. NLHOOL.

I HE fuoicr,ber wi open ichooi hi. evening,
in the Genre schoo houte 10 iuftruct in
Reading, Wiring; Arithmetic aad Englifh Gram
mar--s, four doiiars quarter, inc ud,ng candles,
quits and ink-one donar ID advance ALTO &c.
ometry, Fr,g rometry .ersu-At,on. Surveying,
Navigation sc will be tsueh, 10 fad Schoo
NICHOLAS LONING
Portland Oh Sd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-03
Portland Benevolent Society.

THE members Of the Portland Benev5 len, Soci-
ETY. are hereby notGed that thel annual meet
ing for he choice of officers, &c wi be holden at
the Court 1ouie in Portland on Wednesday, the
9Th day of October nerf, al 5 clock III the at
ternoon
STEPHEN LONCFELLOW JUN. Ses,.
Partisad SEPT 27 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-03

The proceedings in Congress, as yet, are uni,n-
portant, they have not been in session sufficient
time hardly to originate any important subject
much more to mature it. Our correspondent at
Washington writes What the Government mean
TO do about money matters, | have not yet learnt.
conjecture an increase of TareS will be proposed
and the issuing of Paper 1Noney some terms or
fk.ry
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-03
Trouble further South.

Extract Of q letter from Member Of Congress to
his friend IN this tOpa.
"wASHINGToN, SEPT. %.
"An account is received to. day by member of
the State of Tennessee and in shape entitled to
credit which states that 5000 British troops have
landed at Pensacola and are on their march to New
OrleansD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-03

MEDICAL. LEt TURES,
COMMENCE at Dar,m u UniverG,y. on the
~ fecond Wednefday OF Octooei next,
Anaony and su7ge'y by Dr. Perkins
Taeory and Practice of PhyGck ny DR. Muzzey
Chemitry by Rufus Graves, Efq
Hanover N II Sept 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-03
SIRAT cor

NH V4OIF
DROKB into the enclofure of the fuhfcriher,
- about the iu Of Augut Ian, da red COW
ABOUT 70 years old has rt'fcial mark The
owner is deiir.d TO prove property pay cha ;ges,
aud take her away.
CRiSPUS CREAVES.
Weftsrook Oct. g. 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-03

Il AZ fubier:ber hereby give. pub,c notice to all
concerned thar he has heeu duty appointed and
taken upon mlef. the trua of Adm ninrator on
the eQate Of WlLLIsM BYRAM late OF Freeport,
in tie county OF Cumberland, yeoman deceaied, by
giving bond as the law d reets--tle therefore re-
oueits all perion. who indebted to The fad de-
eeased's eiia,e 10 make immedis e payment aud
hose who have auy demand' thereon. eIhlbi, the
ame to MeLZ p bfRAM Jr.
Sstt sol 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-03
AARRIEU

10 this town by the Rev Kellogg, Mr. Will.
lam Coolidge, to Mi6 Priicilla C. SyIve!ier.
In Bridgeton. by the Rev Nathan Church Lieut..
Benjamin 7. Chafe of Porti nd, TO Mlis Hannah
Andrews, Of the former place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-03

Z HE fubfc,iber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned tina, fhe has heen GUY appointed
and taken upon herfelf the srua OF ..dmimi.eatsix
on the e.ts,e Of BARSTOW NENELL ae of
Por land. in The county of CumbersAa4, Halter,
deceated by giving bond a. the law dlrects-She
therefore requefe al perions who are indeb ed TO
the lad dsceaieas etate to n. ak mmeda oav-
men,; aud shoie who have fsads thereon
10 exhit.it the tame TO SARAH NENtII
Sep. Sofh, ts4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-03
ANOTHER "JOB" PROPOSED.

MR.sHIRLEY,
have understood that when Mr.. Widgery voted
Tor the war he observed in one of his famous spee-
ches in Congress something like this" IL Mr.
Madison would only authorize him, he would take
Canada" hence has arisen the common saying that
Mr.. W. offered to take Canada by the '.Jos."
Now as those Gentlemen who voted for the war,
whatever their views might have been, have done
us all the evil in their power, should like to have
them do us, by way Of reparation, some good
would propose that MIR. w. as Commander in .hief
undertake the 'job'' of retaking the country east
OF the Penobseot which has lately fallen victim in
this famous of no trade and landsmens' rights.
Let Francis Carr act as second in Command and
the troops be composed of the " lives" and "for-
tune" men whose g sacred" honour has been so
frequently pledged on paper.
NoRTH-YARMOUTH
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-03
DEMOCR ATIC p, fTEyOTIsH.

II is stated that there are fhy candidates for the
Oihce OF Secretary of the Senate, vacant by The
death of Mr.. Otis.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-03

Tacker:on, N. =. Sept. 20.--We have just wit
messed a solemn Acene. Yesterday, at S. p. M.
the brig Regent, Capt. Bartlett Of New York,
from Havana, laden with molssses was chased
into this port by an enemy's frigate (,ame moi
known) which anchored near and off Tucke,' 5
islsnd and despatched launch aud four bsrges,
full OF men. in pursuit Of the X. which had sn.
chored in the port, with springs on her cables,
and prepared for action. Al 2, p. NJ. the brig
commenced firing with her long I ON, and as the
bsrpes ne sred The battle became warm wi b small
srms-but the Regsn, was overpowered BY mum
bers, and she WAS carried by boarding al 3, A.
M. our village was lighted with the flames OF the
R-gent Her sails, sPars, rigging and hull, were
all in blaze n s. he magazine exi loded, with
tremendous crash: bu, melancholy 10 relate, CIV.
cry person on board the Regent were either kill.
ed or wounded, except q sailor who jumped over
bard.
at is believed tia, the enemy had an equal
number killed and wounded, as The action was
gallant and desperate on both sides. Nathaniel
Cowpertwaite, brave young man (nePhew to
Judge Tucker who volun,eeIe ed his services TO
defend the brig, with Capt. Bartlett, was among
the sain"-Auro,a.
Exs,ees Of letter from gs.tis~as i. W.ei.gts. c..
~. rake" prifsna BY the ~emy wbe. be isff 'bs'
place, dafsa
4 have this morning arrived u flag of truce
from he Brinlh aeet lying 1t the mouth of the
Paiuxent where they are taking in wafer, Twas
put on board the Royai Oak "A, Admiral Mai
COIN, flag hip. The nigh, was put on board.
the body Of General Ross was brough, into the
fame lhip, put into hogfhead of rum and 10 to
be fent to Halifax for intermeut The body Of Sir
Peter Parker ia fsnt to Eng aud for burial. The
Two Adm,rals Cochrane aud Cockburn left the
Aest yesterday morning in their Gag ihps the
former for Halifax
The prifoners Diet aimed, and thofe taken at
Baltimore about SO in number. are fent TO Halifax
Before was liberated. q defpa,ch ve1el arrived
in the Patuxent, bringing the information hat r
negoiiA,ions are broken off in couiequeuce. they
fay, of the detention come prifoner' as hofages-
Ill., lis faid admiral Cochraue gives it a. his opn
ion that there will be peace foon. Information by
the fame veGe Rates. that Isveroi ,sgn's"s, are on
their way 10 America She failed from England
on the Sd Of Aug. iaA- Ws6 City Ga.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-03
NoRTH-YARMOU1H.
Mr.. PRINTER,

Mr.. PRINTER,
was mach pleased with the recommendation in
the last Gazette To the Il. s. Officers no. on duty
in this town, signed Uncle Sam" The hint is a
good one, and hope it will not require the further
ceremony TO he taken. With your leave, will make
one other suggestion; il is this, that it be reconl-
mendcd TO all those able bodied exempts who have
not thought proper to join any of the volunteer
companies, already formed, TO unite with and put
themselves under the command of those officers
have no doubt but that they would constitute a
very respectable aud efficient corps. If it should be
thought best, let them be particularly employed in
guarding and defending the shipping which has
been hauled up in the creeks and inlets in this vi
entity in case the enemy should attempt to destroy
them. Where mans purse is, there will his heart
be, and there should suppose he would fight if any
where. Poor Richard says a word to the wise
is sufficient" "UNCLE SAM's" NEPHEW.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-03

MEETING Of Tie Legisiature.--The Legislature of
this Commonwealth will convene at Boston on
" ednesday, this week
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-03

, and men have been attended TO. The Governors
conduct onthis subject has beea perfectly correct
and such as COMFORTS with the station he holds The
TACT is, when the militia were first called out il was
understood that Gen. Chandler then commanding
here, would supply and accommodate them but he
Immediately received orders not to supply any
troops but such as were exclusively under the u s.
officers. Under these circumstances, it has been
deemed proper that the Militia called out should,
in certain respects be considered under the conroul
and authority of the state officers and report to
them--and the rations also furnished by the State.
Ii is true this arrangement will i'm the first instance,
subject the Commonwealth to heavy expence, but
if the general government possess either honour or
equity they will assume the debt and reimburse the
State. 1t is their policy which has brought us into
ttis situation it is dance tho not very merry
one, of their getting up, and il is their business to
foot the bill. If they do not, they will find it
somewhat of difficult job TO collect their land and
internal taxes in Massachusetts for the future
Forts Preble and Seammell in this harbour are
fully manned--the former by U. S. troops and the
latter by detachment of the State. Col. starks,
old experienced officer commands them betwixt
whom and the commanding officer of the State there
exists, we believe, every disposition to cooperate
with each other for the defence and security of the
town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-03
From the N Y Mercantile Advertiser

ALBANY, SEPT. "a Our letters from
Sackett's Harbour are to the 2cth-Com.
modore Chauncey with his feet came in.
to the harbour on the I7th-lt was con-
jectured bis object was to take troops ON
board, and to convoy the expedition In
tended for the head of the lake, which
was hourly expected to fail.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-03

The U. S. fort at Mschias was destroyed before
the British landed. The artillery and muskets
have been taken from the inhabitants.
A gentleman from Castine informs that the Brit
ISL are erecting strong fortifcations on the high
ground back of the town-the same spot they occu-
pied the last war; and they avow their determina-
lion to make il a pernanent stand Almost every
nhabant of the place has to surrender one hall OF
his house for the accommodation OF officers private
property is otherwise respected.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-03
@ottCa)>S:
Monday, October 3, 1914.

BY the English papers Of the 28th OF July, it ape
pears Lord GAMBLER was attending his duty in
Parliament---of course, the meeting OF the English
and American Commissioners at Client had not Ia
ken place. 1t is also stated that Mr.. GALLATIN
was still in London.
There are reports in circulation of later date
than the above such as that there has been NEE
ting of the ENJOYS and that they have separated
without eiecting any thing; and that there is nc
prospect of peace at present. This may be the
case but we have seen nothing that amounts TO q
certainty TO what will be the result OF the pro-
posed negotiation. -
Mr.. Madison and the authors Of this war loudly
complain of the British Ministry in their delaying
the negoCiotion. Much we detest the war anc
wish for its termination, patriotic and fghfats
President and his co-war-hawks are the last that
should find fault this subject. The War is mat
ter OF their own seeking and making; not one OF
the objects for which it was declared has been OBJ
tanned. The British Ministry were compelled 10
engage in it, in the first instance, ON the mere
grounds of self defence. But Mr.. Madison fnds the
war disast Iou, and runous, and his popularity and
that of his followers going down hill, and he cries
oat peace, peace but they should recoilect that
there is no peace to the wicked.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-03

The British force which made the attempt on
Baltimore, after being repulsed, proceeded down the
bay. II is reported Adm. Cochrane has proceeded
TO Halifax, where Lord Hill is expectedwith troops.
1t stated the force now at that place is $500 Some
fears are entertained that the British will make a
second attempt on Washington.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-03

Sacketfs Harbor, Sept. 1915 o'clock, p M.
The greater, part OF Gen. lizards troops
are now embarking. The remainder are
faid to be gong to their place of deitina-
ton BY land.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-03

1t is with great pleasure we lean that several o,
our humane n liberal citizens have provided fund
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-17

VIVA. Gid they do towards &c s,,rthcrancc
OF tie war; They held it to be their duty 60 do
nothing OF their own accord. On the contra
ry, they seemed anxious TO throw every diff
hculty in the way. Instead of f.ying them
selves to the standard of their Country. they
Nsed every exertion to prevent the enlistment
OF troops. They threw every obstacle in the
way ofloans, and Mr.. Pickering came cut M
Il series OF papers, to prove that CONGRESS-
were not bound to return the money borrow
ed. and that he would NOT vote to paw a sim
gle cent--Thcy ever attempted to strip the
T.. offs power ever the militia, by setting mn
pretcnces which would have thrown the
whole power into the ilands of the State au-
thorities. Yet during all this TING, these pol,
ivicians were again ready to cali themselves
the friends OF order and ,eglia,. government,
sound ict'eralists and the excessive. enaro;ans
OF tue federal CONSTITUTION We SPEAK Of the
ringleaders OF the federal party, of those who
pretended TO be its montn pieces, the orators
who SPOKE, and The printers who wrote III lis
behalf.
such are some Of the features q these men
LOT this, neigh for the preseat.--in odi.
next, we Shall eAsn,ine the course which ti,ey
are now pursuing.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-17
WAsYlH.GToNt Noy. IS
THE, NATIONAL. RANK


re popular branch OF nc Nat;orat eo;s.
k''ire has at length engaged. heart and hand.
IN the discussion of the project of 4 National
Rank, which is now before chem. OF IN. NJ,
mate tate OF this proposition, we cannot SNEAK
with coincidence, but incline to believe il will
pass the house nearly in it's present shape.
-, the Necessity OF sene measure 70
proSide circulating medium, as w,u "a.
the use or the govSrnmert rs for the c.nve-
n'ence OF individuals, ,.,cre can he no ,,n,,ht
II rs question: totally independent OF parry
CONSIDERATIONS, and no honest man of any p,-
y, ono would think, can c,,pose that pi;;r
wulch ne considers most c!F:ccnt TO this end
a''i believes at the same time to be coo,,,i;.
ols with the constitutional powers Of Congress
we nave seer but two plans proposed tI,.
one TOR an Issue OF lreasu,v Notes under r,.,y
regulations, to the amount 'Smatded nv tn,
present cx Sncy the cthc; for the establish
mcnt of Nitiont' Bank. To- accomplish tn,
same object BY the agency of associated Incl
v,dra's. ot these twopti"s. c ely coDe;!erl
ticr OF eXpcdcncY appears n ms to favor liz
adoption OF tie first, If il nc now practicable.
II not. the second Plaza, being thc ch.y alter
native, tuust be resorte,i ~.
Those III Congress who,Gouht the constit,,-
t'onal power Of Compress 10 establish a Ma
toral bank, are not lew and. If we obi 70
thcm number thDSs VINO will oppose any meg
sure tor sustaining purlic credit, ipasunch
as notiir, wonld dell?ht ttcn more than u
see the wheels vi governn;eu; stopped by M
t,oistl banaruldcv, VIZ sfan and a ;ornsia.
he phaianN IN Congress afraycd agains. a
NItional Bank, hnwsoevet organised.
There res s, then, Oh III. shoulders Of
those WIN, wiih as, helie"c q National E,nA
at any time public besefit, ,.d ri this ti,.c
in'bspensiby necessary, hisn res,,onSioili;y
y: which thcF Csr,i'ot Givcst tti:;aselges bv do
icotions To the details If biz on this sul,iec.
to which majority may assent. re. escs
member endeavor 70 gre that form to the
bill which suits his fancy but, when it is ono.
moulded by the hand of majority, we hos.
to see all those united III its favor who no net
tall within one or the ether of the classes W..
have before described -
1t would have pleased us, and it Certainly
would IN theory have been more correct. that
the principal bail; should have been establish
ed at the seat ofaovernment. The obiect,o,
fhat 1t is TO be located elsewhere, and bevnnj
the immediate snper1 sion OF the government
however strong III t-view, il not radical
Let it be established why're and how it may
the Whole nation, W. belivc, will participate IN
its benign end fsrt:l.zins influence Ma. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-17

The people begin 70. t,:rp .llcjr. eyes up,n
you. They too eagerly ehduirc, VIVA, A.,ve
you done
do not blanc you. Gentlemen. Your
hands nave been tied up by the .rocec.iinCs
at ~ ashin:cton. You a'e waiting TO See wat
they vii. dc for US --what troops they will
rsise aud what subjects o; t,xaticn they NAV
spare yoa.--isnt they are $, SLOW, that Won
may wait too iong.--You may either rise
without dong nothing, (aga;ast which oa,
.l1de and interests revolt Or wait 10 see
what they may dc. (Which may spin out your
session too long, o, ieeisiate ii.opisioaa. iy.-
hou can do, tor instance, what ~ York did
pass 4 law for raising 1900 troops iur two
years, by making somany men furnish one.
., iris isyoUiso ,hat the Government of the u
:. shall take them. pay them, and eore.,,
tAe'n-t'ie sad troops 10 be SUSPECT t. the
s1H,e ruiei ana regulations, wilch wouii an
D.! 10 so many militia rnen.
As to no5Sy. your best heads cannot be too
quickly SCI q work upon the means. flow
,nnch viii You w',n5 at AL cventse how r.luch
Professionally : lic,s are you 20 raise either,
- We NphuSe foc . reply
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-17
LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

e. Two NOrthcIT5 Mails whck were due !ss, MD
eane 70 hand-b not ALI article reached Us Of any 80
portaucc.
The people Of Camden (sce or frs Pags) were sfl
'pprchcn1Ne o an attacS--mJitia were fatching and
comfortable bo'y lad Sc!lectrf-onc ~ ib and o.er
small pieces we,e n,ouit-d or prccipice which CON
nanded te harhpr-tis shd CAPT Money bsd ihrcs.
tened TO cause 200 toops tn be brought i IN Css.me
20 destroy Camdcn anil s,ic..fy
The Montreal Herald t,e 2oth ~. aaccts to ra,i-
suc Gen. brown (Jzard) fo his sIe,seu r. ,rust--t
states tiist Gem IC3 having SIR At he hosd Of tie
Lake V'h r." eoIGpa Us Vi the sRh Rr,rt % rein
force Du'nooi.c AID 500 bis Of ptpk ti,e Afeerj.
ear troops vcrc iisrr-ssed with bai.f tIist there
ere $3.50 81 Wen gtoas tyto,,s or hSrJ--A.j tex
., tb.c ice.s." :; 4l1.tas ioi1wmy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-17
.fCCC UE-TfNrT"Y OFFyrF

Hlc1mond, Nor, 2d. 1914
- . Oii1cr Of arv crse, either of the St,i'or ,h.
Liue WHO ha'h received o.; may. receive p,bI..
p'pe'y, Or who lia;: aneJ, or n,Sy hcrca gran
inT any article t2ser prc!ased inpres-
sed nv him oT through MS agency On acrnnnt or d.
public . all he cU'ited receive any part Of HE ma,
or su1'sence uNt' he shall have rrRfc the prone, re-
tuf's {" ts Gree, shev,g the value cf sI property
and uis n@lnc, IA "hchii he's l,eer ,isroscd of -
NJ. - =. JNO CREW, Acct.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-17
TO THE VIRGINIA. LEGIsLArDnr.

10 f1b IK(IININ LEkJl5LATUNE.
VIII YOU let one, whd has from his start in
lie looked UP to the Legislature of Vr-
s'nia With respect, ask you one plan question
---Hhaf harc you done ? You were. led
together fer AN extraordinary occasion. nor
have YOU n1etit2
know, Gentlemen, you are about borrow
ing > 100000 Tor our troops--but have you
made one slugle provision to raise Oew finds
Tor the next year Have you diEested a
scheme ofinance Eave you laid or de yised
. single tax! an tod, not one.
Fayc you prepared a scheme of more
permanent corps Of troops than the months
m'bua! So far from it that yonr Committee
o. Defence have reported it expediont t.
wave the matcer--as the Congress Of he u
D nave the same topic before them.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-17
WV AVID eCIFC7 IGii;--j-I;-----

A<'' ~AN' ~ iSCs1Ittlt JfjJ{btS
w e have l7t"'v received from ne Prize cs1o ..
W Wilmington, . fc" packages of tn. en!oo,:n,s
COS %hcn viii bc aqii ON reasonable terms
Sulerlne g.. ivIpd onck C,mhrics
do. plain white do
% .'eet7nckes =, AIbi1r' for laIios ,-e,r
% nnfrt-,sed Cpliicoes a,-ottrd ds, / .o,'
A. twiPd malrass handkerchief
- a.: vIide jhawls. colo, Il bo,tler,,
I@'ics Ine Clifton Hose, embossed:
,Dnores'cd' common AMI Coleia;a Shirtiuea.
tr'ss's crrpetrg, elegant fgires,
-gLSO-Oue trunk, CO talpipg cr-,, ~,..;, D., -.
-, fine S@ , Balls, Tapes, D,yins, Wire and M.
Thread, Gilt Pins, &c. Sc u's
Nov ~ a. o. WILLIAMS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-17
Novc,nbnrt1.
COLbNBTAN :,g;TTyT-

'sNiE Subscriber has leased that con,motiope .-,
=, ",sh,nrnt t''c Co'unian H"el in abii,,on 70
which she hiss taken ~ airy aud Convenient bon :"
y eoHu ;nooe, for the better accommodation 81 ~,
7eliers ard the REQ 1Itipn Of Boardsfs '"'
ne Ti''S:iSbcr returns her sincere thanks n be-.
met wl'haud froa her uin e,ut,y at,en,;or
torisiit continuance oft. ''Pe'
.;LlTY .GoSELry
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-17
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