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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-01

7A7HE SUBSCRIBER las rented the brick Iun-
g. Der house on the Basin, opposite to his Coal-
yard, ono hslf of which bipg sufficient tor his use
he viii rent the other half on reasonable terms.
lie will be gIsd to receive on storage vt tie Gus
t9mary rates, country produce, and goods of any
k'nd-iie begs leave 90 make tender Of his SER
Nises 10 his friends and the public in the Commissi-
ON Line.
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
OcioLe. I T. Aft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-01
TO HIS EXcELLENCY
GID Ia Mig ET.I,IH

Grand Cross ofthe most honorable Militia
ny Order of the Bath, Knight, Com
mander OF the Portuguese Military Or
der of the Tower and Sword, I.ieuten-
ant-Cinersl in the Army, Colonel ofthe
Fourth West Ind a Regimen, Comman
der Of all his Majesty's Forces il the
Windward & Leeward Charibee Islands.
and the Colonies of South America. Cap
tain-General and Governor in Chief in
aud over all his Majesy's Leeward and
Charibee Islands of America, Chancel-
Tor. Nice-Admiral and . 'l:a4tp Of thc
same, &c. &c. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-01

.NOiICE.
fEvHE SUBSCRIBERS have formed a
eoBneciionin the wholesale Dry-Cood business urulei
ID firm Of Sutherland coi9piOUn 3 c.. in Richmond and
have taken the house lately occupied by Gessrs Tonokins
MTy, and have b0ugt the whole Or their Importation
brtis fall consistng of general of Supcrne
onion cloths and eSmereS. vestngs, linens shirt
JOG. dme cambria q aeonett Bsns ladies cotton stock
agS DoAm,ns best Lo,do1 hats, pins and needles. block
in and due blankets, coarse w0ocns and genera.
orment of fissrre y Cutlery, all of which are expect
ut hand immediately, aud viii b sold accommodating
rms.
IHeDsas coiqVhoun. by Sutherland coiqHIotfn,
I'm. Co!3vhssn, fa'y. Nm. Co'gnhctl.
October %. 5I-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-01


FEVHE Subscribers under the firm of Le1ris, Per-
( kipS, 6 20. having taken the South teue-
ment Of Col. BuiloeSs buildings fronting the Ba-
sin, whore they can store large quantities of any ar
ticie, offer their services (ss Commission .HTer-
chdnfs,) 10 their friends andtie public at large.
They have for sale large quantity Of PIT Goals,
lying adjoining the lumber-hOuse of Fox & Rich
ardson, on the Basin, aud will treat with any
person (who comes well recommended) for raj
sing of coal at MAJOR Jno. MaorJ's Pitts, in Pow
hatan.
War1er Lewis, Robert Minis,
Nat. Perkins, Robert French.
May % SIM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-01

We sre CONCERNED 20 state. FIR the iufor
nation Of the public generally, that all the
BANK NOTES norsh of this place, (witl,
the exception of Virginia. New York and
Boston) VIII Mt pass in this town, not even
IN payment of debts nor viii the Branch
Bank at Edeuton, as we are Informed. re-
ceive any Bank Notes but such as are
bound. by Charter, to discharge their pa.
per in SPECIE. CEdenton ". c.. Gaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-01
Secretary's Office, Guadalouhe, !
SON Aitgt,St, 1915.

oVVFIFUFy DUftt, DHItEHtJI7It, z
SON Hngtt8t, 1915.
Gentlemen,
In answer to your Memorial Of
the 9TH inst to his Ezcelency the Cover
nor General, praying for the permission to
return to the United States of America
with the Produce of this Island.
have it in command to inform YOU that
permission for Neutral Vessels, to carry
colonial Produce from this Island, cannot
be granted.
] am, Gentlemen,
Your most hum. rv't.
(Signed) WILLIAM KING,
Colonial Secretary.
The Masters Of American Vessels,
Point Petre.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-01
Rufdio, October 10.

1@t.TttFt1 NtfODff' ~.
Brig. Cen. Miller arrived ia this village
last Friday, from Detroit, on his wav to
the eastward. Before the General left De-
ttroit treaty had been concluded VI til tie
Indians and every indication Of hostility
had disappeared. a fire has taken place
at Detroit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-01

The English regiments which are to form
the temporary establishments in Canada,
are the 37th, 10Th, Tooth, 1854. 1914, De
Murion's, De WattevilIe's, besides the CO.
lonial regiments, amounting to six regt-
ments, making in all, Of the line, 1900
men besides artillery 1850. and two
squadro1s Of chasseurs or dragons. A
corps Of voyageurs upon the pian Of the
French sappers and voltigeurs, is 90 make
part Of the Canadian establishment, which
can be augmented to any required number
At pleasure, FROM that class cf persons
which is numerous and the race hardy as
the kussians' (HAroya.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-01
TIE SUBSCRIBERS


EgNIlLL have for sale, in the course of a
*Y few day, by the piece package at their store OH
Market Brdse, the following articles just imported in
Indian Chef from London, and Philip Tabb from I,v
Ool- VIZ; London supefue cloths and cassimere to,ie-
uand swansoWr wrsteoangs Wellington and Patoif
cords Ladies' peiisse cloths second and forest do.
ny fearioughts, double nil'cd dabs, mixed plains and
ali thcks blue and white kerssys fiannels bonbazeen
back aud eoored bOmba2eit Scotch plaids rattnes rose
nhie and point blankets, ktiernnser and stascr eting
nor and Oxford cords thcse velvet and velyeteenwl
d printed marsees, printed cacoes iaconett and book
ausi eanirie handkerchief, Shrngs, cambria
ns dmitesa variety OF hosiery and gloves, cotton da-
T checks, hnekabacks tRbleeoths sewing cotton Inpe-
bal and diaper tapes and bOhbn, shirt ncnlds and wires col
Fd threads, cotton umbrellas shaws and pocket
~ItTchtis, silk plaids, black and eoloTe sewing silks
Buttons. o.
variety Of cutle-y-Pit and cross cut saws. German
peel het London brown stout London mustard, &c. &c.
The above goods having been selected by one of The Par;
es IN person. and purchased with ready money win b. sod
'nn0ieiate terms, oreash and aeceptances ia town.
BROCkEEBROUCH O. IFARYIE.
Ocfote, %. sI-T
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TIE Petition cttAe Masters Of ySme,fca,
Vessels at Point Pefre.

he undersigned MASTERS CT Amer can
Vessels at Point Petre, beg leave respect
fully to represent to your Excellency-
That at the time they left America with
cargoss for Guadaloupe. the Island was
under regular government, recognised by
all nations, and by his Britannia Majesty in
particular
That prior to any hostility commenced.
any blockade notified, and consequently to
the Islands having been taken possession
of by his majesty's forces, they had sold
their cargoes payable in produce Of the
Island, as your Excellency will be convin-
ced by tie respective Certificates annex
ed
That the greatest part Of the petitioners,
owing to the unsettled state of the Island
and an almost entire suspension of business
for the last two or three weeks, have not
been able to receive their respective pay
ments, and several of them had not receive
any part
The petitioners, respectively, beg leave
further TO represent, That having contrac-
ted SIP acially for produce, they cannot now
call on the merchants for the payment in
any other manner
The petitioners, therefore, humbly pray,
that your Excellency would be pleased to
grant them permission to receive and load
on board their respective vessels, the re-
sldue OF the produce which, 6onG /ide, and
under the protection of the they existing
laws, they have contracted for in payment
of their inward cargoes, and to depart
with the same for the United States Of =
merCa.
Aud Your petitioners will ever pray.
Point a Petre, Guadaiouhe, !
17th Hugust, 1915.
[Signed by the Masters Of American
Vessels at Point a Petrol
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-01

aE ladercinets, pms and needles, button mouds gilt
variety Of CueTy-Pit and cross cut saws. German
Steel bst London brown stout London mustard &c. &c.
The above goals having been selected of the PART
ers IN person and purchased with ready money win b. sod
'im moderate 'efils, iorch and aeeeptances IN
Ocfose,' %. si- ;t'l'''-A'
london ). CLOTHS, AND UASSl AiERIIS-
Niilled Stuckinett, Tolenetts and Maiseiiles
Cambria snd corded ninities
Gngharns and cotton Checks
JackOaett and cambria Muslins
Callicoes aud Prints LnstTing and Bombazines
Bomb'zetts and Moleskin
Ladies and Gentlemens' worsted Drawers
t'endemens' worsteh Shirts
Dark worsted Half-Hose
French Caunbrics and long Lawns
Damask and diaper Table Cloths
Sd, 81 and 10-4 Diaper
Ready.made Great Goats
dozen resdy-ma4e bair Mattresses
Ready made kidder toinster Carpets and Car
petting
dozen elegant Brussels DO and hearth Rugs
Bobbing calored, and oEuaburSs Thread, and
rcd Lace
Jliycs' water colors in boxes
Cotton Shifting, fine Thread and cotton Lace
so keys White Lead, 16 Spanish brown
Durham Mustard and Putty
Best Dutch Quis, Pins and Needles
jeeceiUed BY the Indian Chict. and FIR sale
ELLIS * ALLAN.
October %. SIT
100 crates well assorted Liyrpeool Ware
10 hlds LOST Sugar, aud
90 hhds Brown Sugar
Just recetUed, and fo1' sole, by
LUKE q STEER.
Oetooer ". 5l--5w
MURPHY < SCOTT, NAVE IN STORE,
80 hhds New-OrIeans, and
90 bbls. LOAF SUGAR, of superior quality
October %. SIT
Just RECEIVED,
By me Hidiai Hunter, from New York.
10 bids St Croix Sugar
bbs. do do
10 boxes fresh London Mustard
90 casks London Brown Stout
100 reams Wrapping PEPPER, S bags Pepper
10 ions assorted Country Iron
10 do Swedes do
Best German and Bhstered Steel
Sd.i0d. I2l and God Cut Nails
ton Shot, COCO ID. Soal Gather, and for
SHE on reasonable terms, f7r cash. or town sccep-
'anees, by ROBERTSON K DYER.
they will rent the upper part of the Tenement oc-
eupiea by them, suitable for the accommodation OF
private family.
October 2S. 5i-fw
WINES, BRANDY L GERMAN GOODS.
'ENdE Subscribers will receive in two or three
q davs--3O quarter casks cid Silly hfaaeira
Wine, Of superior quality,
pipes three year old White Wine,
do. Old COgnac Brandy.
bales best brown Hempen Linen,
do Hessans and do. Brown PlatilIas--
Vlered for sale Immediately on arrival.
A1oncHre, Robinson u Pieasants, Y. mrs.
OctOber ~ 5l--tf
NOTICE.
fsVuE Partnership heretofore existing under
: the firm OF Fox & RicuARpsoN, will be
n,'oved on the lst January next by limitaion-
nose who have claims on or are indebted to tlie
Sud firm, viii please call and adjust their accounts
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
shipping 3nteIligencf.

Marine School A PrOleci has been snnounc-
cd IN PhiIaGci phia for the Merchants 10 form
Society, for The purpose Of estsbIi shing a Pu1lc
Marine School, for the improvement of Il ose
l0cined TO sea seryice--by which means il is
Galcusled 10 obtain q necessary supply Of able
American seamen, and of course preclude the
necessity OF taking rFoteigr- sailors O. captains
INTO the merchant service, as well rs rende'
commerce less exposed TO embarrassment tlom
mpressmenjs.
american Pisoneys--The transport ships
Mars md Clarendon were preparing at Bermu
Ia, 15.h ult 10 take American prisoners 10 The
u. s,ales. We have received q list of 1903
pr isoners daained there % Of them belonged
Q Massachusetts, 9 10 N. Hampshire, 2G 10 X.
Island, and The It ldue to the her states.
Bermuda, Much g Among be przes late,
I, arrived, is The beautiful brig SoulhBos on.
Capt. Scott, from Ch for France, captured N,
;he pandors, Cap. Wrgh. 10 TIE s. BIS
ron, had $50 bags cotton on board at a /'e,shf Of
1000 dollars Shc belongs Afes@s Lincoln
and WhecitU,igh: Of Bosom The la X, ana 4
Chesapeake IDIOT. boat, pfIz-s. Usve also arfit 60.
The lse U. S. frgale President, "A guns,
allied yes erday for England, in CO. with The
Endy mion, ~. The former is COMMANDED by
The Isl Ii Of the Endymion.
American prizes, and neural vessels WITH
American properly on boyrd, ave coming in dai-
y among them several captsred 1t AmchS,
al laden with cotton, tobacco, rice, fou', naval
torres, &c. aud sch Rising 5 ates. I lie neu-
rails were captured before he ratlhc alton o.
the treaty was known.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10

Ia Paris Count LEeRAND Lieut. Genera, and
oae of NspoIeon's bef officers He wore the G
d of the Legion of Honor In Bermuda, Mid
fhipman DALI ,fon of Com Dale. u. Navy He
was wounded on board The Prefdent frigate wa,
followed 20 the grave by long train Of his couu-
trymen and Britiih officers and citizens Of Ber-
muda "A pathetic discourse was dellvered.on the
occalon by the Rev Mr. Hudion |, and military
funera. honors performed by the garriion battalion
The Bermuda Gazette speak, of the decealed in
terms of affection, and laments his demlfe in the
prime of youth, as another victim, to this unnat
ural War. lii Alexandria, Hon. and DR. DA
vID BARD, M c. from Pennfyl He was on his re-
turn home from Warrington, was taken luddenly
i'll, and died loon after.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
From The Montreal Herald If March II,
received at the Office Of the Commercial


From The Montreal Herald IF March II,
received at the Office Of the Commercial
advertiser.
In our last number we inserted Presi-
dent MadiSon's mefage TO CongreiS ac-
companied by the treaty of Peace with
Great Britain At the hrf glance one
is at some lois to know what to make OK
it. The country is congratulated on the
termination of war which has been sig
nalized by the mott brilliant fuccefes -
but the war was not sought by america,
although she irif declared it, and would
not afterwards liiten TO the mott liberal
terms of accommodation profered by her
adveriary. Surely Mr.. Madison prcfents
a piece of mockery the mott glazing that
could we'll be conceived to the Legiaa-
ture. BY his wicked policy, he has in
VOWED the nation in bankruptcy, he has
saddled it with new load of I8c mil
lions of debt. and dried up all sources.
from whence it ihould be paid Per-
haps $4,000 men have been killed and
manned during the war, without having
accomplished one of its objects Thefe
are really fine congratulations TO peo-
pie who boat of freedom II is nor the
national expenditure alone thai fhould be
taken into confederation. al the ltates
i'll the Union have RATED and expended
vaR sums, perhaps equal to half tn. a.
mount of the state Loans. 1t would
probably not be over-rating The total lois
of the nation by the war, if we fix it az
40 millions dollars actually fpent in
money and fervice The lois Of the Fllh-
cries, and the Eait and Welt India CON-
merce we leave Bottom merchants to
fettle as being better informed than We
can politely be. But to give fome fains
idea of the filheries, Mr. Williams, an
able author, tells US, that the Eafern
States employed in the Gulph OF St.
Lawrence and adjacent Bays, 1000 sail
of iloops and fchooners 600 of which
made two trips a year. Is this lofs
tubjett for congratulation
After having viewed one Tide of the
MeHage, we are Immediately called to
another, which requires the serious atten-
ton of the Britifh government, and OF
the command in Britilh North America.
The Prelidenr plainly tells Congreis, thae
it mutt not relax in preparation for a new
war this is exactly in the ityle of Bona
parte after the peace of Amiens had been
concluded /; a bullying of Britain again
into hoitilitiss. Indeed we have to
thank Madison on this occaiion for HE
candor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
MONITORIAL.
The Rible the SOuPs Treajure.

The Pible The SOuPs 7rea)ure.
PsRHAPs no age of the world has 70
abounded with religious publications as
the prefent. This wears favourable
appearance. The hearty reception and
eager reading of thefe writings is ftlll
more pleaGng and the happy effect
which they produce, under the infuens
ces of the Spirit of God, afford great
caufe of thankfuluefs. Thefe means OF
information, however, are but as 70 many
rivuets, or channels, from the fountain
of truth, which is the Bible. Here all
the heirs of glory, however widely iituat-
ed, variouly circumltanced, and differ
entity employed, may find fuitable IN
ftruction. divine fupport, and fold COM
fort in every cafe Here the feeking
foul, the babe in Chrit, little children
in divine knowledge, young men in grace,
and fathers in evangelical experience
apply, and apply fuccefsfully, for the
relief which their feparate cafes tequire.
The parent and offspring, the husband
and wife, the matter and fervant, are all
furnihed here with directions fuited to
their relative Gtuations, and with ability
to perform their REFLECTIVE duties. SO
ALTO the excurGve mifIionary, the ftated
paifor, and chriltian of every order, all
find fupport, furniture, armour, and pro-
viGons, with every necehafy qualification
for their feveral fpheres of action, from
this fountain of eternal TRUTH ., my
foul, make this the man of thy council
Here is iaving wifdom, fpiritual life, fac
red JOY, and heavenly delight Am | in
fate of darkness /? The entrance oil
this word giveth light, and becomes
light to my path and lamp to my feet
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10

In consequence OF some publications In
the Louisiana Gazette, relative TO the con.
clusion of peace, General Jackson issued
General Order, in which he interdicts SINH
lar editorial comments, without authority,
so long as the city is under martial law.
This gave great dissatisfaction. The Ca
zette of February %, is clothed in mourn
ing and contoins the order Of Jackson pre-
ceded by the following animated paragraph
every man may read for himself, and
think for himself { Thank God our
thoughts are as yet unshackled ~ but as
we have been officially informed that the
city of New Orleans is a CAN'T, our readers
must not expect US to take the liberty Of
expressing our opinion as we might in
free city. We cannot submit to have a cen.
sor of the Press in our Office /; and as we are
ordered not TO publish any remarks without
authority, we shall submit to be silent un
til we can speak with safety: exec pt max
ing our paper sheet of shredS and hatche
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
Am doubling the kindnefs and faithful
nefs of God towards me p

Am doubling the kindneis and faithful
nefs of God towards me p
His kndels thoughts are here exprea.
Able 20 make me wife and bielt II
Am in want? Here are treafures of
blenings. yea, durable riches and eternal
honors Am lamenting my barrennefs ?
Here IS the 4vord Of lie, which quickenS
the powers of the foul, and calls forth the
graces of the fpirit into lively exercife !!
Am in afliction Here is fuitabe and
fashionable relief and comfort. promifed
and applied ! Am | ii a dcfert land, or
On tracklefs ocean, and at lois to
know the way of duty and fafety? Here
is facred directory, compass, chart /;
yea, voice behind me, faying, 4" This is
the qvay, 7vak ye in it"-And whatever
diltrefs or fuffering may endure, +" ibis
7vord can bring fVeet refsfj0r every
pain feel"
What is said is true" All the prom
lies are yea and amen in Chrilt y and may
be taken in the hand of faith, and prefen-
ted at the throne of grace, where Chrilt
is always in the Office, ready to receive
the requeit, and to prove The faithfulnefs
of God to his word, BY communicating
out of his fullnefs fuch blclings, thai our
wants are fupplied, our woes relieved,
our griefs redrefad, and ltrength, vigour,
JOY and plealure, are fweetly felt, and
the late weary traveller now " goes on bis
quay rgoicing," in expectation Of large
inheritance in the upper world of glory Z!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
on YAR.

SO calamitous is war, and such burdens
and hardships does It bring upon the mid
ding and the poorer ranks in society, both
which commonly have to bear the hardest
bruDt of it; that the restoration of peace,
after very distressing war, is one Of the
most welcome and joyful of all earthly
events
Mr. Cent?, German writer, treating on
the subject of baneful war in Germany.
described the eagerness ofthe people for
peace, by saying, Had board been car
ried round the hereditary dominions, With
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
ANE. nlrE.

An english gentl-man travelling through the
county % kukenney, came to ford, and hired =
boat 20 take him scross. The water being
more agila.ed than WIS aggee able 10 him, he
eAkod lie boa N n, il any person wss ever lOst
The psssagt.-Nr,er repied the boatman-
my brother $ a,o,0.ed here les week, but we
faurd no n II h-y,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
Foreign Articles.

Venna, Jan a. Admiral Sir Sidney
Smith was manager Of grand ball and
pic mic, the tickets for which colt 10
forms. The proceeds were defined TO
purehafc great lamp for the Church of
the Holy Sepulchre at Jerutalem The
Admiral had learned. during his itay on
the COATS of Palestine, that this ornament
was wanting TO the common temple of
Chrifians. The proceeds have been con.
iderable. The king of Prufia contribu-
ted literally towards it.
Faris Jan. IL Lieut.. Gen. Count
Legrand was this day buried with the
funeral honours due to his rank.
A Greek, living at Mitylene, having
refufed to pay the tribute while the Turk.
iih captain Hamed lived in the Hands of
the Archipelago, was carried on board
the frigate the Camel, and after having re-
ceived the baitinado, upon new retuial
which he made the next day, declaring
he had no means to pay. the Turkilh cap
tain put the wife and daughter of this
unfortunate man to death, before his
eyes. He Gezed an opportunity when
the crew were a0eep, and fetting Are TO
the magazine, blew up the veiiel. 100 men
were the victims of the barbarity of the
Turk Il Gazette de France
London, fan Fl Extract of a letter
from Vienna So have not written TO
you upon public affairs, becaute il was
out Of my power TO forward you any thiug
authentic What has appeared in the
London papers, is nothing but what has
been collected from political rumoErs,
which are vague and contradictory
Something, however, has lately leaked
out, which merits attention. The Con-
grefs will be obliged to diaolve itfelf with
out having come to any ds6nitive arrange
ment; not with an intention of renew
ing the war, but to re-afemble anew, in
order to form great European Conyens
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
MARSHAL'S SALE.

NJ U, S. Of Amsriea,
nn, Djfri9 Of Maine, r. J
sNsuhNT toa warrant from the Hon. David
.0ewall, Rfq. Judge of the DiftriGt Court of
II s'ae give public notice that ihall expofe and
~, frolic auction to the hgheft bidder on
'ay the 18Th day of April next, at II o'clock
:, the difiii houie of Henry ley in Portland,
..sNn Wbais boar, her tackle apparel aud fur
81, and iading,the fame having been condemned
~. 7. g THORNTON, Mo.@sl.
-,s'ea At Saco, 3lit of March, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
IRA GRAY,

BARBER,
sfoKMS the publick thar he has taken the fhop
y Fore iireet, oppoGte Meffs T Cbadrpis4 u
where he carries on
4 The BARRIERS BufneG
~ y different branches and f0Iicits portion of
sO'lc patronage concentrate with his endeav-
e to please.
e Gentemens Boots and Shoes cleaned and
.'aed IN the neateft manner.
April 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
SEAMEN'S ARTICLES.
ISAAC ADAMS.

IA ,n 'afs at BIZ B0aIyGoye No. Z. Esebangs 81.
,IakrS of the American Coat and Wels Indies
D'uuts American Navigator.
90 coaa Pilot
seamen's Daley AfIiltant.
shlp Matters A ffiaants.
4 seamens Journals.
commercial and other Blanks,
Msd Is, ~ g sw a'''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10

mere advertiser for our mercantile friends.
The liberties of that people are in dam
ger who will tapeiy suffer the press to be
silenced by the sc jnbea Of a military chief
tain
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
SAVANNAH. MARCH II, 1875

The City Council have publiihed are.
folvS, recommending to ali the citizens
to hold no converfe orshave any dealings
with any persons who left the city when
threatened with attack (; as being unwor
thy the name and character of Americans
And that two Aldermen be authorized to
afcertain and publifh the names of all
fuCh.