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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-22
Commissioner's office, I
Wfnchesfer. 1an. Is. 1911. {

Lommissfonef's OD1ce,
Winchester, Jan. Is, 1917
THE parties to the above suit are hereby
notified That in obedience to the above re.
cited order, have appointed Wednesday
the 27th day OF February next, for the pur.
pose of carrying the same into effect, when
they will attend at my OGce aforesaid,
with such evidence and vouchers rs may be
necessary to complete the several state
ments by the said order directed.
LEML. BENT, Mas. Com.
Jan. rs. [ctm]
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-22
Valuable Land for sale.

TSHE subscriber wishes to dispose OF
T. Tract Of Land, adjoining the Sui.
phur Spring place in Berkeley County
Virginia, containing ESQ acres, about 100
acres are cleared, IS or so acres OF which
are excellent Bottom, 9 acres of Meadow,
and 10 more NAV be made with a tr,Qlng
expense, the balance Of the Lard is we'll
tim5ered, III bounded by Opeckon Greek,
and the whole q the lznd well watered.
On misplace is a comfortable log Dwelling
House. Kitchen, Double Barn, and other
necessary Baiidings.-Aiso, smother farm,
IN the same ~neignbourhood, adjoining the
Lands Of Jacob Weaver, Esq and others.
Containing Ell scres-abont 60 acres of
which is cleared the balance of the land in
good umber.-Pcrsons wishing to see the
Land Or purchase, will please apply to the
subscriber at Mrs. Nancy Aadersons, on
BILL Greek,
WILLIAM ANDERSON, Err.
OF Colbert Anderson, deceased.
Jan. Il, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-22
TICKETS
IN HE
Potomac and Shenandoah
Navigation Lottery,

(rRItE TEN DoLLARs,)
for sale IN Martinsburgh, at the stores of
Messrs. L. Price, A. Cooper. J. Faux.
nsr and ID. linn, & Co.
Jan. 4, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-22

persons "ish;ng to purchase this valuable
med,cine, are requested TO DC particular in
enquillng for Lees A"a Bilious HA, put
up IN wooden boxes having on the outside
wrapper the signature OF Michael Lee & Co.
late ni,hard Lee < aon-this is necessary,
as there are other Pills of the same name.
The operation OF these highly esteemed
pills is perfectly mild, and the experience
OF thousands has proved, they may be used
in every situation In life, without the least
inconvenience.
CASES Of CURES!
Selected IRON thousands, the authenticity
OF @hich can be ascertained BY personal
Z application TO any of the subscribers-not
beng performed in Europe, Quo one
knows where) bat at home.
Messrs. M!ch. Lee 81 Ca.
Your Anti.bilious Pills has had the de
sired effect in relieving me from head-a
pains in the back, iassitude, &c. Ifyou,
think proper, you are at liberty to use my
name.
DANIEL CONN, Aissuish II.
Bait. June 20, 1910.
MesSrs. Mch. Lee 81 CO.
With pleasure acknowledge the be-
ueht received from your .Anti-bilious Pills,
IN removing violent pains III the bowels
sickaess and headache.
I'D. ROBINSON, Market 81.
Bait. Juno 90, 1910.
Messrs. Michae! Lee e Co.
Ibaye taken bustwo doses of your An
ri-bilous Pills, and | am quite relieved from
that sickness Oh ihe stomach, giddiness
&c. which has troubled me for some time,
l shall recommend them TO all my friend.
G. c. COLLINS.
Bait. July IS, 1910.
MeSsyS. Rlchard Les 81 Son.
he nigh opinion | have ofyourBilious
Pills, and a desire to make known their u
tlllty tor the benefit of mankind, l wish you
to publish the following:
Fortwo months past, | have been afaict-
ed with violent sickness at the stomach, an
inclination 10 vomlt, and loss OF appsuIe-
by taking two doses Of your Pills, | am res
tored 10 a perfect state Of health which in.
duced my wife to try them also, which was
attended with the same good effects, beiag
now able TO attend to her domestic concerns.
In my opinion this medicine is unequallcd
in stomscn and bowel complaints, not being
attended with that gripping pain, common
to other medicines.
JOHN SCOTT,
Dulany-st. near Columbia Garden rs.
Lees W0,m-D Destroying Lozeages.
This medicine, which is As innocent and
mild as il is certain and eficacious in its
operation, cannot injure the smallest infant,
should no worms exist III the body-bug will
without pain or p%riping. cleanse the $40.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-22
J. A. SMITH.
Market. Street, Fell's Point


ed by these Drops after the bask and eve.
~ other medicine has proved Intellectual;
and not one in a hundred has had occasion
to take more than one, aud numbers not .
half bottle.
Messrs. Michael Lee, 81 Ca.
l think 1t my duty TO inform YOU, that
from experience am convinced Your A.
que Drops is an e~fIectual remedy. NV
little son was violently afflicted with Aeucs
and Fevers. The advice and attendance
OF an eminent physician failed-I was next
advised to try the country air, which also
failed, and it appeared to all that saw him,
impossible for him to recoyer.-When Mr..
George Hays advised me to try Lees a.
que Drops observing that they had cured
him. A bottle was procured and given
according to the directions, which effected
a speedy cure, and he has not had return
thereof since.
JOSEPH OWENS.
65, Maiket-sirset.
Bait. July %, 1910.
Lees Grand Restorative.
Lees Essence and Extract cf Mustard,
for The r~heumatism, sc.
Lees Ointment far the Itch.
Lees Indian Vegetable Specific.
Lees Genuine Eye-Water.
Lees Iooth-A che Drops.
Lees Damask Lip Solye.
Lees Genuine Persian Lotion.
Lees Corn Plaster.
Lees Amodyse EExir.
~
- TO detect counterfeits, observe each
article has on the outside wrapper, the sig-
nature of
Michael Lee, G Co.
late Richard Lee & Son.
SOL Br LEVI PRICE.
Martinsburgh, Ocsobsr IL, 1sio.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08
Ga,ftte Sbip 5Helrs.
PORT or P0RTLhND-lslI

Mordsy, 7Aiy b.
Arrived brig Anton, capt. r. Slower. So
Gays from the Axores--I eft at ST. Mi.
ehaels, fchr. belosg.ng TO Newburvnorr.
Lord, mailer. who no, finding marked "a,
10 ia'l for Madeira in few days. Bottom
brig frcm Lifbon, for Sc. Peterfb,ry nu,
into ST. MiehseIs, in want of proyi6o,.s. Ar
Iercera, csc Of May. fchr. Dove, Of Beverly
Tor Bolton, IN dsys-cane ia there far !
cargo ct fruit, but could obtain none.
Iuelday July Ar fch Five Brothers.
Bedlow, IF Madeira 20 Matth. Cobb. ESQ
On the AIT ut wac boarded BY The Britifh
Hoop OF war Indian. day from Bermuda
conveying briggs with troops for HaIifax'
In efreDtL Lefi at fbr L1s Of Mare. l0a1-
ing and 6oRnd for tie Uaifed SIR,
Schooner Mary and EIizabs III Striobau.
er' 70 fail N We days for Philadelphia car
60 Sait-brig Juno, Joirph BIiis, to faiI il
I've days for Bofon-Salt--brig p;ndps.
Hitch, 10 fail in 10 or IA DAYS for N. Bed,
ford ,Sdlt-brig Neptune, John Graves. 10
iaIl ID 8 days for New York, Salt.
ir lat. 80, g. North, Ion. "a, }. Wet
ipoke fchooner Julia-Ann, 10 DAYS from
~ London, with pafeneers for Barhadoes
The brig Romeo. OF osco, with lumber
tor ST Barts, was run down Nav -. thr
captain, mate, and one framan. have arri-
we'd at New York.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08

~~@M~n3zzr@asza
DIED-At Topsham, jane 29sh, 1911,
Mr.. john Fulton, aged 90 years. he was
a nstlge Of Ireland and came to this coun
Try ~hiiS An infant and resided in mat town
tor more than go Wears he early made
profession of the cbristlxn religion, ami
through variety of triais and atfilLtlons,
, adorned bis profession. Alter enduring
with mucli patience long bodily nhrnn,
IN full possession Of his m.nd, he fell asleep,
supported by all the consultations OF that re-
Egion which be had protested and for many
years Eractised.
On the sabbath following his remains were
/ inferred Atte nded BY numerous Asss mviy,
| WHO were al iressed ia ali apps .s,=
| discourse from Heb. TX, 17.
| On this solemn occasion the writer pre- :
sumes spat many joined him in,his el acu-
lation i" o that might die the death of Tie
righteous, ard my last end be like his
In our last was contained tue death oi
! Mr.. Charles Morss, Of tlns town, aged 20
years The following additional notice was
handed BY friend -
lie was an enterprising and promising
young man, and the only child of an I'll CT,
sd widow. Death, TO respecler 10 age cr
| sex, has IN this instance. crpp'd an early
youth who is much is,henl,u by all his
TrenIs and acquaintance.
| Then cease, iond nature, dry thy tears,
Religion points on high
There everlasting spring appears,
And JOYS that never die
Suddenly on Thursday last, Mr. lame.
buntin, aged 81 "eors Ahho' placed IN !
humble station in life, he was universally
esteemed as al upright, honest man asa
roken OF their respect for his many and failIr
fui s. r,ices. the Members Of a ncIcnl 4. and
Marx Lodge attended his funeral and Der
formed masonic honors.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08

inrn. IS prena~cfr IN .tss- egent Of III,
aA.;1ssy's conserving % Withdraw the
t1s,ssrs in Couacil Of January and Nov
embcr, 1907, to withdraw ,eon,empoc-
areoasiy on It's part, the inicrdlctIon OF
lis hafbours 10 Ships OF war, and ali
ixoa-inlerrourse and non-importation
acts. So far as respects Great Britain,
leaving ttem IN force with respect TO
France, and The powers which adopt
OF act under her DEGREES.
Cd. " That America is willing 10
renouncc during the present war, the
pretension OF carrying OIL in tims Of
war all trade With the enemies colon
les, from which she was excluded dur
ing peace.
81. /" Great Britain, for the pur-
pose Of securing the operation OF the
embargo, and the 6ona yfsle intention OF
America, 10 prevent her citizens iiom
trading with France, and the powers a.
doping and acting under the French
DEGREES, is 20 be considered as being at
liberty 10 capture all such American
vessels as may be found attempting e
srade with the ports Of any Of these
powers; without which security 70,
the observance Of the embargo, ths
raising il nominally with respect ID
Great Britain alone would in fact raise
il with respect 10 all the world +"
Ihave the honor TO request you t
5avonr me With such explanations q,
YOUR csfdour will at once suggest, il
relation to these imputed converse
tons.
lioroear 10 express 10 you sir, th'
surplize that is felt at the extraordina
~ pretensions set forth in this letter 0
instructions, and especially at ihe ex
Pectation that this Goyernmentw oul,
as j preliminary, recognize conditions
;wo of which are so mapites,ly Irrecon
cilsble to the dignity and interest of III
United States. /, however, would re
mark that had you deemed il prope
10 have Communicated ia ertenso thi
letter, it would have been impossible
Tor the president TO have perceived il
It's conditions or in its spirit, that con
clliatory disposition which had beef
protested, and which, it was hoped, ha,
really existed. ann, &c.
(Signedl X. SMITH.
IHe Hon. ~. IA. Erskine &c. sc.
L7'9 BE coN7IEUED
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08

TAKEN by Execution, aod viii be foId u
ruohc Auction, 20 the highea bidder,
on MONDAY the 18th day of AuguG ncSt az IA
O'Clock n % iaid day, az Ar, Stephen Nj
LelIsns cihce. tbxchaBge itrseD Portland,
lWhNlI Shares in tie Portland Bank.
numberei from i64l to 1865 inciuIiye. and
five Shares 70 faid Rank. nunbered from los
70 10, inciuhve TO iathfy an exec ution which
hold sga'nit corneiins Duraos Of Bolton, II,
the couoty Of Suffolk, in fs7or OF Clarifa
M'not, widow, and Wiiiam Minor, hoth IL
Portland, 'nthe ccruiy VI Cumberland.
GARDNER WALKER, Dry S6'F.
Pc,ftanS, 1sty S, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08
KeaI ERate q! AuiIioll.

oe 1919 Al Public Auction Gil TrEsDAY,
me 9Th init az u O'Clock, noon, All
thar part OF the dwelling houie and land isse-
~ occupied by W. sloter, Efq and now occn-
pied by pr: Porter, ltuated IN Free ftrccf
Portland, which was lee of % iari.fy an exc.
cuIon IN flvor of George Burroughs n a.
by the cheers return in the Regiaer's flee
VIII fuhy appear, being nearly one half faid
dwelling houie and lard appertaining there
to. Safe on the prentice For partixuiarm
enquire of NATHAN KfNsAfAN
July 8, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08
Dortlano,
Monday, July 8, 1871.
.Aatio..aL JuJiIee.

On thursday last, being the thiriy.fifil
anntSerssry OF American independence, to-
same was celebrated in this town by the
t-dersi Republicans in manner tia, vii
ever do isUnor to freemen
At eleven o'clDck the rederaijs,s VII,
joined IN apuSlic celebration Of Inc day
assembied at Union-Hall, from whence
after partaSing Of refreshment, they pro
cceded 70 the Meeting house q The secont
Parish, 70 the following Order 81 Fiyocession
escorted by the PyrtEfErf Rife Company, un
ueF the command OF Capt ATasRToS -
President Of he Day,
Orator and Chaplain,
Committee OF Arrange msnts,
Seiectmen,
Members cf the Legislature.
Strangers OF ID stInctio,.
MILITARY OFFICERS in Uaifurm,
Subscribers 10 the Dinner.
Narshsied by Capt. Gutter, Mr.. d. Cobb
Mr.. George Tnkey, Mr.. Walter Russ
flr. W f'hsn swan, and Capt. Everett.
At the Meeting house very solern, and
appropriate address to tue Throne Of Grac
was made BY the Rev. Mr.. HAIL: AZ J.
the performance Of Music, an Grafton ~ !.
pronounced oy WILLIAM 3. SEwALL, Esq
Of no ordinary character; il was sound as
the principles OF Washington, enriched b,
the sentimests Of patriotism, and breatirec
throughout the spirit OF fiecmen.
The applause of a very numerous and re
spectacle audience bore testimony to The
merit of the performance.
ne Procession returned to Uaon. Hal
and partoCk of an excellent Dinser. proyi
led by Mr.. William Cu,ter-where iny and
hiliarity prevailed
9fdtfdeso C5bb, Esq. dictated as presi-
sient. and Eben Mayo, Esq Cotton p
Books. Esq Capt A,herton, Lieut. Smith
sir Joshua Richardson, Maj Goddard. NJ
Jeremiah klmball, and Nc Ruins Wash.
cutn, as Vice Presidents
Immediately previous 10 the formation of
the procession the Rife Company fred 4
Federal salute OF seventeen rounds, which
was performed ia a mastery and correct
manner N less than five inmates. On the
return OF the procession TO the Hall. after
the customary sslutes OF respect to the pro.
cessiun, the Company performed the .slu.
tauoh mascn, and very adroitly formed cur
eic ana bred tsu-le-jose twice round in
a'e most regular and military manner they
'aen marched IN and joined the cilizens at
che festive board.
The escort throughou. the day performed
the duties m highly military manner. and
VIE Company, on tins occasion. has NOT n;
mlnIshed but greatly increased ms WI de.
served praise for correctness Of l,.c,oline
and precision and promptncss in i,s various
and new eyoiuians.
When the Cloth was removed the ful |
lowing Toasts were drank -
J. ne Dy-and the spirit Of our fathers
who Struggled f,r independence, against |
n expressions Of their rulers. N
2. Or Counfry-At the close Of 'o6 Il /
might have stood against the world. now |
> none SO poor to do it reverence"
). Tie memory n Wlsiirstoa-May our |
reverence for hls name, and gratitude for \
ais services. be cvinced by firm attach. /
nent to his principles, and steady sd!.er.
lace TO his maxims
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08
NOTICE !

THE coparfrerfhip heretofore emitting un-
der the firm Of Q1isey II B.key. was di.-
iolved by mutual content on the 18th uh.-
fhoie having claims againff the firm. are re-.
lueifed 70 prsfent them for eliichsrge, aud III
those indebted 10 make immed ATE n4yraent
to Jacob Quincy. JACOB QUINCY,
July 8, ISii. JOSEPH BAKER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08

w ANTED to contract with H,ule Car
psnter 70 60 20 g Michaels, zone Of
the Azores, or .wefern lIIauds) with bis Ap-
srept'ce, 70 luild Hcnle il The America
ityie.-The fubscriber having vsHel con-
itantly plying between this snd the Azores.
opportunities Of returning may be had AZ ap+
time day perfon who is good workman.
defiross OF undertaking faid jot, will mses
with good encouragement by applying ina,ns-
diatey 20 lfIEOPHILUS sTOVER, N
No, 8, Z4gra51n's tgBayE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08
JOSEPH BAKER

or the late firm Of Q4ney u Bals,, ref
pecffuily informs ms friends & acqusin.
tasce that he has taken the fore lately occn-
pied by Maj Esetiei Day. in Fore. Erees, where
he has for isle general aTortment of
". l. Goods SJ Groceries,
on the niof reaionabIe terms for cath or ap-
proved credit.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08
q FRESH GOODS.

KOl AL LINCOLN.
HAS jul: received in addition to his former
- Stock variety Of
SCARCE GOODS,
condfling in part Of
lultring, Of all colors
Canton Grapes do
Silk HoGery and Gloves
Linnens--Linnen Cambrieks
LINEN Pocket HandkerchieFs
Sinchsws, Sarinetts, Pungee-,
Fans. OIL Cloths, Greene Marine
Mems mxd cotton and hemp Hofe
Silk Florentine, patent Bri,ih Shirting
Black Florence luitring, white lane
Company bandarnzs, blk. Silk HAkf. Sc.
h1o--An extenhve ai1ortment OF bcR wen
OF England and common bROADCLOrHS
and CASSiNERES.
Liifrrys-- Direet from the Lyman Cotton
Factory. large fuppIy Of YARN, Bedtick-
ing, Sheetirg. sh:rung, Stripes. Checks,
Cnambrsys, &C. AZ the Factory prices.
July II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08
NEW GOODS
WI Iliam Goddard.

As receistahy several late arrival fron
Liverpool and Bristol, large quanti,y "
tart itoyc Goods.
dlst---200 boxes Crown Wmrsuw class
various Sizes.
50 casks kaiIs,
CnanIlty 81 hlistered Steel.
Anviis, Vices. Shovels. Spades, Sc &c.
which are tor sale, by wholesale aid reta;l
at his store in Middic-street, on The mosF
favorable terms
Portland. Nav- 10 yffA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08

the exercises. h.wed ihrir general sccep-
red up Under the isngthe ned and enl.gh.
tened ministry of the great abb pious Hem
menway, whU-e praise y ~ all she churches.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08
limited a Wet hmfc

o 60 into family in this town ore y No
eau produce good rscommendasion.
may know the family sy iPllyiag a, the Ca
zftts oIcs. Juy 5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08

The annual meeting OF the Maine Mis-.
! sionary Society, was held onthe 26.h ali.
al the Rev. Messrs- Kellogg and payson's
| Meeting house, m Portland when the
Key SAM Eaton, Hsros we'll, was re-cho.
sen President,
Rev. Eliphalet Gllet, Hsllowell. Secretary.
Hon. Ammi x Mitchell, Esq N. Yarmouth,
treasure, and the President. es.ofcfe.
Rev jonathan Scott, I
Rev Jotham Sew4ll,
Rev Ehphalct Gdiet,
Rev Jonathan Wad,
Kew Kiah Bty!e
Rev William Jeilks. TRUSTEES.
Rev As, Lyman,
Rev David Thursion.
Rev Edward Psyson, &
Rev francis Brown,
ne meeIing was a soieml, Interesting
and highly pleasing season 10 he friends of
Z'orA On no former similar occasion have
we discovered so much pioas zeal, harmony.
uuahiinity, and concern 10 spread The gospel
among the destitute. Prayers were cub.
liriy offered each morning IL the session. at
i've O'Clock. IN the Meeting House, at
wflich a goodly number of the iniiaoi, ants
at'endsd-On The first morning by the Rev.
Ncssrs. Sewan and Scot, ana On tie Sec
ond murnihg " The Rev. Messss. Ba,Iey
land Ihursto.,-- The Sermon was delivered
by the Rev Mr Ward, from Romans 18Th.
. ~vlh, and Lectures were preached every
evening. Great praise IS due 20 all those
Parishes and Female Cent and Donation
societies, which have gwen no Inconsider-
aOle addition % our funds land it is a
pleasing consideration that our female
christians and friends, 30 jasliy dis. inguish.
ed Tor their correctness If sentiment, love
OF virtue aud real religion, should be SO
much engaged 10 build up Zion Let The N
remember Tor their encouragement, that "a
cent gwen from love TO Christ viii meet
ms appreciation, and not be forgotten in
Heaven.
In the afternoon Of the 9Th, the Trustees
OF the society for the education n .oi0us youne
men 10, the Ministry held their fl. It meeting
and chose
Rev Edward psyson, President,
Rev Asa Lyman, Secretary,
Hon Amml 4. Mitchell, ESQ. Treasurer.
~ Tins Society ~ entirely new, IFS tutds
very small, 5u, as object Givlne, il is hoped
That those who love our Lord Jesues Christ,
sud wish that Ills word may be preached
and Ills ordinance administered n purity.
not on.y III the present but in succeeding
generations. Will do what they can to pro-
fD'le it--Aad while the enemies of the
cross are uniting hand III hand 10 DESTROY
the church Of Jesus, let her friends arse
AMI shew u zeal for God, that has peser
before been Witnessed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08

n B-The Weasrn Hands are faid 10 D..
the moh healthy and pIeafant Of any III tie
Northern .dtIanric Oceau. 4xkv y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08

w The iub!cribers, % rrn ficr ers appcins
cd ~ he lion. samuel eenlan, Efq.
!utge II Probate, IN and for he county II
cumberland, 20 receive and srariine tile
CLAIMS Vi the ieversl creditors 10 The ctiate u
JOHN woRMwkLL, JUN.
iate Of falmouth ia laid county. mariner. DE-
cea'ed, rspte.enEed inio.veRF hereny give 40.
uce that hx nonths are allowed laid creditors
10 br'ns ~ ard prove their cams, and thae
We VIII stieTa hat fervsre AZ tie Dweliiry
Hsule x Cap, Jchn Prchard ~ p,.rtlspd N,
me ian Monday OF hrs anu the live following
rnonihs' IRON tC O'Clock, ? ii on each of
fad day-.
JOSEPH CROSS, JgS 2
JOHN PKIcHAkD, -'@T 5''HSs
7ers L., Sill.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08

liz iabicfiber Ne ely gives pubIi- ~ III
20 all concerned, that he la hteu lu =
appointed and taken upon himleif the s.ull of
A6rn'nsdsafor on nc etae of
john TRIcKEy,
are OF Nlndhan, Ia tie eyuusy az Cunhsr.
land, yeonan. eseeAssd by esq pg f.crd a. he
az dirscis-- lie therefore 4 que;is 4 Il rton,
who are ndrhscd 10 he laid 4trrease.. ! IN. "
70 m1ke 'fnaedsle payment aaa ,h,Is " ~
nave ssy demands Ihe'spn, . ssh kis ~
fame to ZFEfll qE T.,.t
's1s - ~ ttAp KIN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08
United Marine and Fire L9lxyance
Cempaay.t
TlfUInEA My

HA D'rectoys Of this Company have this
day declared Dividend Of Ten Dr.. Cent
on the Capital Stock, for the lag tx months.
pay4-e 70 the Stockholders or their LEGAL
representatives, AZ this Office On demand.
JOHN WATSON, Sssretsyy.
United M. t. F. Iss. 0tE,<.1
Portland. jar 2, 1all.