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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12
I annerS lake Notice.

TOR fale or to let--a Farm Yard containing
= twenty Watts, dtuafed upon the main Road
few rods below Gorham Corner, with Lot
containing about two acres of excellent Land
with an Orchard Of nearly 100 Apple and other
Fruit trees thereon, being an excellent fand
for the Tannery bufnefs.-Immediaie poiTef-
ion may Be had ALTO for fzle an excellent
wood Lot, about mile from faid Tan Yard,
containing about S acres, on conditions ihat
cannot fail to pleale For term. and further
infornatioa apply 70 the fuhfcriber at Bidde-
ford, or Joieph AGams Elq Gorham
DANIEL CLEAVES,
p;dxafo.1 naok.- % $3.50
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12

Il 7carning Uoice 70 the People,
BEFORE 1T IS TOO LATE TO PROFIT
THEREBY.
The present administration, with all
their madness and folly, are not SC mad
& foolish, after having involved the coun-
try in a war with one Of the most pow
eriui nations Of Europe, as to think to
carry it on without money. They well
knew that their ruineus system of rest.
rieuye measures had exhausted the trea-
sury. 10 procure the means for exc
cutting their plan, ali the odious and op-
pressive acts of moAarchs and arbitrary
governments, must be resorted TO /;
such as Loans, Taxes, Paper Money,
Excise Duties, and Stamp Acts.
Previous to the election of members
OF Congress, We earnestly beseech our
fellow citizens, without distinction Of
party, to read and consider the follow
ing fst cf Bills for laying the Iares zvhich
are % SUPPORT Mr.. Madison and his war,
viz
4 bill TO lay and collect direct tax
within the u. States, Gland tax
A bill for the assessment and collec.
ton Of direct taxes and internal duties.
A bill imposing additional duties on
the tonnage Of ships ard vessels.
A bill TO retain Is per centum on
the drawback allowed by law.
4 bill laying duty on imported salt.
4 bill 70 establish the (new, Office Of
commissioner OF the revenue.
A bill to lay duties on licenses to re-
iailers OF wines, spirituous liquors and
foreign merchandise.
A bill to lay duties on carriages tor
the conveyance of persons.
A bill to lay duties on licences 10 dis
Tiers OF spirItuous liquors.
"A bill LAYING duties on sales at auc-
ton OF foreign merchandise, and of
ships or vessels.
A bill laying duties on sugar, re-
fined within the u. States.
a bill having duties on bank notes
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12

about, and prevented him from board
ing the Naiard gave him few guns
more when he made sail on the oppo-
site tack; made sail after him could
see L in his blue Flag, which confirmed
us it was the reazer out of New-York |;
at 3r. NJ. hauled again towards him /;
I-2 p.4P.M. being close, he bore up,
fired one gun, hauled down his colors,
and set all sail before the wind at S
P. NJ he libed and stood to the East -
went on board the MALARIA, rot TWO bar
rels Of Powder"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12
Thomas Chadwick & 90.

Ne I, Central RoEpe,
r. AVE jali received 20 Caiks of Sd Sd, Iod
and 2od fine EngIifh Role Nzils-6 inch
Spikes and inch Deck NaiIs--6, g. and 10
qts Tin and Sheet Iron Tea Kertles-Szuce
Pans, different 6zes-5 doz S6 and 90 inch
German Steel Handlaws--I Iron Coffee Minis
Carpenters Rules, J's tc'e
Ayo-Sein and Sewing Twine-Cod aud all
other kinds of Line, Of their own mznHfAc--
ture, kept conaantly for fale
Oe7eteS IL (6wl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12

FOR fale BY HORTON. DOW e coz, a,
= No 4, Exchange-ftrees, or az the Factory
head of Green. Rreet
200 Boxes Mould Candles, as IS and So
100 do DIPPED do ssand los
ESQ do Brown Soap
SO do do do Retailing
Oct liz, 1912 (ow)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12

and on notes OF hand, and on foreign
bills of exchange, of a certain descrip-
ZION Il Stamp Tax
A bill making further provision for
the collection of internal duties.
The history of free or despotic gov
lernments does not afford an instance
where rulers have imposed such heavy
burdens upon the people 10 support such
war as we are now engaged in 1t
was frst intended that all these taxes
should go into operation on the declara-
ton ct war. We believe il was ONLY
the fear Of the consequences that would
be produced by the imposition Of such
taxes that they were postponed I'LL next
November. For the advocates of war
and Madison refused ever TO have the
tax bills printed, lest the people should
take the alarm and withdraw :heir votes
from the trainers of them. Much less
would they let the people feel the weight
ofthese enormous TAXES till after the
members of Congress and Electors Of
President are chosen. g.
Complaints are daily made by Me.
chanics, Farmers, Lumbermen, .abour-
ers, Merchants, Shopkeepers sc. Of the
badness Of the times, scarcity of money,
want of business and employ ment, and
not without reason neither, for an al.
most total stop is put TO all kinds OF
business IN the seaports particularly
Butif you, fellow citizens, find the
times different now, wha; will be your
situation after four years war. Your
present situation is prosperous compar-
ed with what it will then be. IfyoN re-
Ielect the men who have declared this
| war, II will be saying YOU approve ofthe
war and that you wish for its continu
ance, with all its burdens and privations.
Recollect this all important fact, if peace
was now TO take place, this country
might carry on free profitable trade
Nth al hGrts Of the 7vOrid You would
then have, instead of war and privateer-
ing, peace and freetrade instead of the
Militia being drafted and marched to
Canada TO fight those who wish to be at
peace with Us, they would be engaged
in the cultivation Of their farms and in
the business VI their workshops; instead
,ot vice, ldleness and poverty, the sure
cons -quenCe Of state Of war, virtue
industry and prosperity would every
where prevail, and the United States, in
stead Of being land Of mourning enc
misery, would be filled with rejoicing
and OVERLOOKING with prosperity. It
effect this, II Is only necessary 10 las
aside party prejudices and party names
and unite In the election Of tn,
FRIENDS aud ADVOCATES O
PEACE. The people in the approach
Ing election, have their bane and anti
dDtc set befJre them: on the one hand
WAR s. RUIN, On the other, Pr ACI
and PROSPERITY. Elect the advo
Gates ct war, The country will certain a
fate, suffer the former; elect tn
Friends OF Peace, and il is equally Ger
tain that il will enjoy the latter.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12
lfARRKED.

At North Hampton, N II Seth Stcrer, ir
Esq Attorney a. law, to Miss Sarah Gookin,
daughter OF Judge Gookin of the former
place.
In Bath, Hon iona. Page, Esq. Of Bruns
wick to Miss Abigail Neal Magoun, Of
Bath,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12

CTRAYED from the fHbfcriber, OF or about
- the Goth Of September. large dark brown
COW, her head nearly black. white bag, and
about ten years old. Whoever will return
fad Cow TO the fubfcriber, fhalI he rewarded
for their trouble JOSEPH POPE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12
II CnuriDg Trick.

A drivers fea, for Chaifs conGffing Of Iron
AID leather. was taken from Chaife
houfe in this town, on the night Of the 9TH int.
Whoever will give in formation to the Gazette
Office, 70 thA; il may be reliorsd 10 the owner,
fhaIl be fuitaby rewarded. Oct. 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12
DIED

In Falmouth. on Friday the 9th inst. Mar.
ina, consort OF Isaac Cox. aged Is.
10 thIs town, Miss Ennice r. Bowers, a
ged 10 years
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12

We have been politely favored with 81.
Johns On By papers TO the 24th ult--Iheir
contents, however, have been mostly anti
cipated. The total defea: of the French
ARMY in Spain, By Earl Wellington, and The
capture of Detroit, with $500 American
prisoners, reached them at the same time.
and spread general JOY and exultalon
throughout the province. The following
extract from the log book Of the British ship
Comet, from the 10Th 70 the 1Ith of Sept.
is the only article calculated 10 interest our
readers
Thursday, 10th of September
Ship Naisrd in company-At 10 A NJ
the man at the masthead, saw sail
beam coming before the wind atIl
AN. observed her TO be schooner
without topsail-she holsted red
English Ensign a: her main peak, Jack
forward, and blue Flag at her main
then fired one gun 10 leeward; at meri.
dian, observation in AS, 5, all hands at
their quarters. Friday lth,) she after
wards fired z guns with shot, the two
last of which reached US ito try one
0four guns, gave him it and hoisted En-.
glish Colours ne then bore away for
US az ID past 2 the Naiard fired one
gun at him, shortly after he shifted his
Colours and hoistcd an American En-
sign and pendant, and bore up under
the Naiaid's stern with bis Jib.boom
run in, with an intention TO board the
Naiard in 10 minutes Of 2 P. NJ. gave
him our stern guns as he passed, then
bore up before the wind across the bows
Of the Naiard (close too,) gave him our
larboard gus, which made him heaye
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12

beng moR elegant attortment or EANCI
MUSLlNS and HDKES. feleded eIprefaly for
this market, PTZ
Purle PIquet, HailttonePurle,
Victory GAUGE, Do. Leno,
Birds Eye, Tsmbourd Sprigs,
Whip Meta, Bandeau Hdkfs. ape,
Drop Nets, lezo and nett,
Spotted Leno, PoIhcat and Madras
Plain Leno Hdkfs
Spotted Grape, limitation Cambricks,
Riddle LaPPet, Book Mullins
Seeded Books, India Mullins,
Clutter Seeded, Turkey red Bandann2s,
Pstent Metz, Mufuiipatsms,
Spidered do. Bandannss, all colours,
Veined do, &c. &c
Sprigd Purle.
The above Goods will he fold at fair za-
vance, by the package for approved paper
and general sGortment will re opened o fell
by the p ece. Bottom, OG. 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12

New- HAMPSHIRE Peace Ticket,
FoR ELECTORS OF President AND
VICE PREsIDEST.
Hon. Oliver Peabody,
Nathaniel A. Haven,
Samuel Hale,
Nathan Taylor,
I timothy Fsrrar,
Benjamin West,
Caleb Ellis,
Jonathan Franklin.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12

For Representatives. 10 Congress.
Daniel Webster, Esq Portsmouth,
Capt. Bradbury Cilley, Nottingham,
Hon. William Hall, DoUer,
Samuel Smith Esq. Peterborough,
Hon. Roger Vose, Ualhote,
Jeduthan Wilcox, Esq Ortord.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12
This thtng ought nor 80 70 &c.


THE present proprietor OF this Gazette
commenced It's publication LIST OF September,
1808-From which time to the present, "a
period Of upwards Of FOUR YEARS. he has
REGULARLY forwarded il to his patrons
with the fond hope that e'er this il would
have occurred to them that the Labower soas
rUoythy Of his hire Although he cannot in
justice say ALL have been unmindful of the
precepts Of this sdsge, yet jet 50 many have,
as to render it almost imprscticable for us 10
prosecute our business longer without
compliance with the conditions of the paper
The fact is alarming, but It must neyerthe-
less be told-tbat f IN nearly eighteen hun
dred subscribers, we have not for the last
four years received hat enough to defray thf
ordinary expeGces of publication not more
than one third of them having ever paid
cent. We have been obliged 10 advance
money TO pay the Paper makers, workmen,
rents, sc &c &C. as we have gone along
We would submit it for the consideration Of
our celiquent subscribers-and alas, they are
too many for our interest-whether it is con
sistent with the nature Of things that me
chanic, without much capital, can purchase
stock, hire labor sc. trust his customers four
years, and still be able to prosecu e lis
business
For tie accommodation Of our friends, the
bills tor the Gazette up TO the 1st Of Sep.
tsmber last, are left with the following gen.
tlemen, who will receive the payment and
receipt the same free Of expense TO the ss6seri.
be,s, viz.
T.. Hale, Esq. Castine
/ MIR x G Johnson, 5eifdsf
/ Phineas Bowers, Esq Camden
Joseph Sprsgue, Esq Tho1nas;on
Jesse Page, Esq p M Warren
john Head, Esq p nj Wdldoborough
J M Stephen Coffin, Ne5p Castle
Y M ) w Winchester, WIscusse,t
! EOen ClaPP, Esq Bath
MIR Joseph + Swan, Fyye6uP
John Lowell, Esq BuckfeEa
In short time. notice will be given 10
whom bills for This paper will be forwarded
in other places, and attention to the paymen
OF The same, will be requested. AT ths
same time, all those who can make it con
\ venieDt TO cali at the Office and discharge
! their bills, are earnestly solicited to do it
4 On the evening of Wednesday next
the 10th anniversary of the Portland
Benevolent Society, is to be celebrated
at the Meeting house of the first Parish
In this town. he order OF perform
ances will be as follows, viz u, Musi,
3, Prayer-3, Hymn, Discourse
(by the Rev. Mr.. Biood)-5, Contribu
tion-6, Music, Bcnediction.
| Performance to commence at sever
O'Clock.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12

HNA7OAf1" e. SURGERY,
T ECTURES on Auatomy and Surgery viii
- commence at Brown UniverGiy. Provi.
denee, Or ID on ThurCday 5th Of Nov ne1ra
WILLIAM ING CALLS,
PrSfcTr If daafossy and Surgery.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12
THE FIFTH DISTRICT


prosperity Of each.
THE FIFTH DISTRICT
is constituted by the counties of Washington
and Hancock. excepting the four towns at.
tached to the 4th district.
John Wilson, Esq. Of Belfast,
has been nominated by the Friends Of Union,
Peace and Prosperity, as person well quail.
fled by his sbilities, honesty and political
principles to represent them in the national
council.
THE SIXTH DISTRICT
is constituted by the county Of Kenebeck.
Thomas Rice, Esq. of Winslow,
is the candidate in this district; well known
TO every elector in it, as highly worthy Of
their suiIrages. II virtue, talents and true
American principles will insure the candi
date an election, Mr. RICE will be elected.
THE SEVENTH DISTRICT
is composed Of the counties OF Somerset
and Oxford, together with the towns of
Bridgton, Baldwin, and Harrison, in Cum
berland county. A convention Of delegates
convened in this district for the purpose Of
agreeing upon suitable candidate for Rep
rssentative to Congress, unanimously agreed
to recommend and support
Ebenezer Fessenden, Esq.
Of Frye6urg,
for that Office and TO use all fair and hon.
orsble means to secure his election. Those
who are DESTROYS of Union, Peace & Pros :
perity, will vote for Mr.. FEssENDEN. Those
who wish for War, taxes, standing armies,
burdensome & oppressive laws, will oppose
him.
In the approaching election it is our
wish to see all party spirit laid aside |;
and if possible, let even the name of
party be forgotten.-It is MEASURES
not men or names, we contend for. 1t
those who voted for and advocated the
war are elected, there is every reason to
believe the war will be continued even
when there is a fair opportunity to make
peace. Ia fact the men III power now
have not that opportunity. The piinci-
pal cause, which our war hawks said
they had for commencing hostiii!les, is
removed. France has rescinded her
DEGREES, Great Britain has removed her
orders in council, wishes for peace and
is ready to make an adjustment, by nc.
goclation, upon any subject of dispute
with this county. Ii it was not for The
existence of this pernicious war, the
ports of the world would now be open
TO our commerce, and inviting Us tc
trade with them, to carry them ouI
Lumber, our Fish, our Provisions, anc
every other article of export. Business
of all kinds Except privateering,) would
be good. Let there be union of homes
men men whose only object is, tn,
public good, regardless of the Glamour.
Of Office holders, office seekers and aspir
ing, ambitious demagogues and con
tent, happiness and prosperity will soor
be the order of the day.
-~zn * o.
Il 7catning Uoice 70 the p eoble,
BEFORE 1T is TOO LATE TO PROFIT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12

thomas Merrill, Jun.
Ne. UaiO" WbSE HlI(sr. JaIsr
$50 barrels Suser6ue FLOUR
50 do. Superhae Rye LOUR
900 buiheIs CORN,
80 BbIs clear No 2 PORK,
SO Kegs Role and Fig TO5ACCO
500 Barrels TAR
90 Hhds. Mulcavado SUGARS
go ChadrOn New Cattle GOALS
Hbds TOBACCO, tJs. &c.
Oa. IL, iei2 (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS
IL MAINE.
THE FIRST DISTRICT

Is composed Of the county OF York, except
;ng the towns Of Buxton, Limington, Cor
u;sb & Parsonsheld. The Friends OF Com
mprce. of honorable Peace, and American
nrosperity, have nominated for Representa-
tive 10 Congress,
Cyrus King, Esq. of Saco.
Mr.. Krxc is gentleman Of Wsshingto
Man notifies, of talents and integrity opPos-
Cd 10 war, land taxes, snd embargoes--oi
oours. q true friend 10 his country.
THE SECOND DISTRICT
:. oonnosed Of the towns Of Buxton, Linz
;nc,on. Cornish and Parsonsheld, in York
county. and Portlsnd, NorthyarnouIh, Cor
ham. Windham, Falmouth, Cape Ehzabelh'
Scarborough, and Standisb, in Cumberland
CO. twill be recoIlected that a convention,
composed of delegates from Tie several
TOWNS in this district, convened a. Gorhsm'
the eth ult. nominated, and unanimously
sgraed to recommend and support the cleo
ton Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12
90 Packages Scotch
GOODS

being mof elegant sfrortment Of EANCY
MUSLlNS and HDKES. feecfed expressly for
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-12
STPAT COW y

Biddeford, October IL, 1872.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-23

INSTALLATION.

Installed in this town on Wednesday last,
the Rev. Elijah Kellogg, late Senior pastor
fthe Second Church in Portland, over tile
Chapel Congregational Church and Society
now organized in this towq.--The exerci
ses were highly acceptable TO a large and
respectable audience, particularly thl Ser
mon by the Rev. Mr. Ml,imOTe froh Jere-
miah, 5ih chapter, 18th verse. " IAoa
therefore. Sird up thy IONS and arise, and speak
unto them all th4s command thee be NOT
disnyed al thci faces, icsr ronfouad ther be
fore them" The feelings OF The audience
were seRsibly affected by the psthos of this
amiable discourse.-The Introductory pray
er was made by Rev. Mr.. Bradley Of Fall
mouth the cousecrsting prayer by The
Rev. Mr.. Coffin Of Bux on--the charge by
the Rev Mr.. Lancaster Of Scarborough
the Right hand Of Fellowship by the Rev
Mr. Marrett OF Standish, aud the concluding
prayer by the Rev. Mr.. TiltOn If Sc4rbOto'
Excellent Music from full choir added 10
thc pleasure and soiemnity Of the scene
This infant Society originated on The even
ing OF Mr.. Kellogg's ejeClment, and on
Wednesday morning lat, the Council con
vened for The purpose, effected an arrange
ment with the second Church for Tie reno
val OF 81 members and formed them into a
Church state, BY The name Of the Chapel
Congregational Church. Great unanImIty
prevailed in the Council, and their result
was publicly read al the commencement o.
the services. The Churches convened on
this interesting occasion were, the 1T and
ID Churches in Fslmou hist and %
Churches in ScarbOro' The caugch ~
Cape .Ehzabelh-F The lst Church n BILde
fotd The Church IN I.imerick--ihe Church
IN Standish, ami the Church in Bux,on-
: Blessed are the peace makers f0r icy shall
Be called the ChlldreE Of God" a JOINT CON-
mIuee Of the church and Society have re-
quested copy Of the Sermon for the press.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-23
4ortlanO,
Monday, March %, 1912.


Henry'S Disclosure alias Trick.
In our preceding columns we have
given extracts from certain letters late
~ communicated to Congress, (see
Presidents Message) being the SUBJ
stance of correspondence betwixt one
Henry Ian Irishman BY Birth) and Gov.
Craig, of Canada. We regret that our
limits will not admit of giving the let
:ers entire ; sufficient is given, howev-
er, to enable our readers fully to Judge
of the nature of their contents.
From the facts and circumstances
attending Henry's communication,
there cannot be doubt but that the
principal object of the leaders of de-
mocracy in this business, is, to pro-
mote the following purposes.
Isl. To give stimulus 10 the War
project.
ID. To promote the reelection Of
Mr.. Madison as President.
Sd. To aid the re election Of MIR.
Gerry and his associates.
4th. 10 prevent if possible, the cleo
ton OF the Patriot, CALEB STRONG and
The friends Of Peace and Commerce.
But ii is believed the Citizens of
Massachusetts know their true inter
est too well to be imposed upon BY one
OF the most mean and pitiful Of all i'm
positions that ever was attempted.
hat Henry was Spy and a Traitor,
there is 90 one will pretend 10 deny.
That his object was 10 sell himself to
the highes; bidder for the purpose Of
Obtaining money, as il is well known
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-23
Salem Election.

On Monday and Tuesday last, the
election for town officers happily ter
minated in favor OF the Washington Re-
Publican candidates. This wealthy and
town, till the present, has
for a number Of years past, been under
the rule of some of the most violent *
thoroughgoing democrats in the state.
We congratulate true Americans on
the restoration Of Salem to rank a.
mong the Friends to Peace, Commerce
and American Prosperity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-23
TO THE PURLIC

WHERE AS, Ro. ert Slower has publ sh.
ed in the Portisnd Gazette, recantaticn
purportlng to be signed by me think il
duty to inform the public, Of the crcum-
stances under which said recantation was
obtained
On The evening Of the 18Th Of March,
instant, said Slower came 10 my house, 1t
about half past eight with an officer IN his
company, having writ in has favor to the
amount OF 1000 d liars, against me for De-
famation. My wife was considerably a.
Lar med.-I went out 10 . Friends for the
purpose OF procuring him to be bail, but be
was not AZ hume. Soon after returned,
Slower proposed to me 10 settle the business
II would give him reclamation IN WE
ting. My wife advised me 10 seul. Ii. OBJ
serving thai il was better "to suf wrong
than do wrong" Slower then stat Wy what
he heard had said, and which ne WISHED
me TO acknowledge a untrue It.lt him
thai could nor ID II AZ villa. | uad sia-
ted was true. Stover then said, HAN Z
persisted in saying 50 be would persist IN
having the wit served Tie officer snr-
gesied the propris.y of S.oysrs uostnonia.r
The business till the nzxg morning. Stoves
said he would rot consent 10 POSTPONE ~.
uiAAA Aiia' ~ TITS SlAi-AN A4lr ilE t.tAaL WA
own risk IL was now about eleven oicies t
al nigh, and my wife alarmed ana arits-
ted d last consented to sign Ibe a.
ticer fist wrote reGan.4tion but Sto.cr
observed, that would H0t answer WIZ rur-
pose. He then wrote TIE one himself
which has en-, esrcd ~ the Cszeue, winch
! signed abelt ID o'clock
These were lhc circumstances under
which that recantation was 1tts,ned lam
sot man in any d-gree ecqusirted WIKI
business of his kiad, or any Law bu.nrss.
Inow Stale, that 1 never have told -uy
lie or faisehood about EIr Robert S.o,er !;
and he may resort ~ bis sction As soon as he
pieases
For proof of The circumstances i have
stated above. in Relation 10 the manner il
winch said kecantatjon was obtsined, I
refer the public 70 MI Thn Merrill
JAMES SAWYER
Portland. BEarct IS 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-23

THE ,Darsnerfhip lately exiting between
William Sylveiter. Of Baih, William Lee.
Of Ceorgeo~u, and William Lee jun y Bath,
under rhe firm Of SYLVESTER * LEE.
was difoIved on the FRI day Of January lzIi
and this a therefore 20 give notice. that tie
luhfcnber will not hold himielf accountable
in any contract or other tranlaction made or
entered into by either Of faid Lees, in .hsir
own name or the name Of faId firm, after this
date VIM. SYI .VESTFP
Bath, MarsS II, 1912. (2sl