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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-11

A letter was received in this city
yesterday FROM Newport, which men
lions chat the U. Ststes frigate Presi-
dedt, CsmHodore Rodgers went 10 sea
on Sunday evening.
"a. z. ID. a. of Dec. +.
Tke frisate PRESIDENT bad not
Fat to sen, bat was at anchor, of Bri.-
sol, ca Asaday afternoon.
n, L. GGx. Bee. 4.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-11

Washington, Dec 2, 1873.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-11

We leafo thar an officer arrived In
town from FieAch Mile, who left there
on Friday lass, reports that the sdvsnc-
I'd gasfa Of gen, Wilkinson's army, uu-
ssE bFjg. ser. RrowG gers completely
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-06
Prince Bernadotte's 1 eth Bulletin.

Prince Bernadotte's i7tk Bulletin.
lated the nth Sept. after mentioning
that Bonaparte had gone against
Butcher, adds, /" Bonaparte has re
turned to Dresden. followed b,
Butcher and my army now acts in
concert with bis (which will soon
ne Joined by General Bcnnigsen.
with the army Of Poland" This
last fact will perhaps account Tor.
Bonapare's pursuing Butcher no Far
Their than GorIitz. which is but about
so miles from Dresden. Lord Cath
carts last despatch dated Sept. ~
says "Blncher. who had retired be
fore Ronaparte. has again advanced
to Rechinbach. Gin Lusatia) upon the
htter's return to Berlin" and adds
Benningssn is already upon the Bo-5
ber"
he result of the events OF the
war in Silesia" !; which for active
carnage and operation are almost un-
exampIed in the annals Of fighting =
is that gen. Butcher. with the smal
lest Of the three allied armies, Ina,
since the rupture ofthe armisfice ad-
vanced above 80 miles from the Oder
towards Dresden. after lighting 8
battles with the most powerful of the
French armies, headed by Napoleon
in person. aided by Ney. Macdonald.
Mortier. Lauriston. Sebastian and
other chiefiains-. nearly annihiiated.
whole corpse d'armee. and covered
himself with the trophies and boot,
detailed in his order Being joined
by Beuningsten's troops. and fh"se
from Bohemia under Swar,zenburg,
the most Important results may be
expected from bis. operations.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-06
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
New YoRK, November 2. .
BY THE NORTHERN MAIL.

From the burlington Crnttnel " Friday
October 10.
Latest accounts from the Northern
Army, are Gown 10 Monday and Tues
day last. Gen. Hampton bad en- amp.
ed with his army on the South side OF
the S. Lawrence, al the Calow Rapids,
Is mile. this side Of Montreal, and tour
miles this side of the British army, en-
camped al La Chine, consisting OF re-
pula, and militia, said to be about i've
til ,nsand, commanded by Governor
PREvosr in person Gen. Hampton
WIS waiting the arrival OF Gen, Wllkla-
n, who was on Wednesday OF last
week, a Ogdensburgh, with his army
and about 500 betteaux
! us said that the inhabitsnts OF Mon
trealale moving their yaluabies dowo 10
QueNec
Coils. Clark and Fasset have made their
stand at Odletown, their force is about
1900.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-06
PUBLIC NOTICE.

SE7aS committed to fairfax COME
W. ty Jaif On the 18th day OF Au-
gust 1873, muiatto man. @ho vas
commit d ~ aruhaway, calls himself
Ohm SIMPSON, and says be 10 free
born; he is about feet inches hlghs
his oataing, one roundabout Jacket
-triped with blue and white, three pair
IT breeches one Of ducking, and two
Of blue, two shirtss one. OF check iinnen
tie ether Of India cotton, one swans.
down wsistcoat, one p5ir OF old shoes,
and black fur hat, and Gays he cams
from Providence, r. !. Gilbert Courty,
lad that he was taken by the British
and carried into Norfolk. TIE owner,
if any. is requested to prove his pro-
perty, pay charges and take him away,
or he will be di. posed of as the law di.
reefs.
r. Radcliffe.
Sheriff Of FAIRFAX.
New s. cptf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-06

destination supposed to be Kingston.
That Gen Hampton was at CaughnawS
on the River st. Lawrence, 10 or ~
miles from Montresl, and that Genera
Wilkinson with his army *as to have
left GreDadier-Island On the a2d ult, to
descend the St. Lawrence. We may
every day expect &c hear something Inn
portan, from our armies 10 that quarter
The reader 10 referred, for much use
fol and satisfactory information respect
ing the operations OF the TWO grsat ar
mics in Europe, to the article extract
ed from the B ston Centinel. IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-06
From the Federal Republican.

STANDING ARMY.-We learn from
Baltimore. that on the 9th inst. eap'
Charles SALISBURY. OF that place.
was presented to the grand jury %
Baltimore county. by a per son OF the
name Of Stacey West. for an assault
in attempting to enlist him against
his consent. This was done by shak
ing hands with him, and AT the same
time putting Is cents into his hands
which furnished the preiext Ter
charging him with receiving none,
belonging to the United States. Nh
the Young man positively refused 10
acceb, il. Several persons fron
Harfar,i were brought forward as
witnesses for the stale. particularly q
MIR. Whitaker. who ile,osst! in =
very circunst.atin. ard connected
manner. to. sit;,nsi,,iry having assault
ed the y,Msg m,u inuet abused him.
and !, ,irg IA, hi,u in confinement.
obseryine, that she UaiIsd States
wanted ,.,,.5, and men they must have
SALISBURY produced as witnesses,
he ,otnrious Jonn Nfnmma, maa
by the name Of Afford. and also ON
of MS soldiers. Upon hca ingihei
testimony. the court plt theni uade
,+cegnizanee, with sureties. to APP
pear aud answer for perjary.
The Jury found SALISBURY guilty
or the assault. and he was iiaed 256
dolls which by the addition OF The
costs, is eaereased to i57 dolls. 90
ceats. Glenn. the Districi Attorney
General of the State. advised him 70
supprcede the debie and costs Tor 5
mo,,ns, which he did. Ii was Oh.
served on this occasion. that they
should have a democratic Governor
and Council. and af would, petition
and obtain a remission Of the fine.
W0RTHINGToN, (0bio) Sept. %.
On Saturday last. ahon, $50 o.
Coloncl Smiths Rifle Regiment pas
sed through this place. on their way
"a tine North Western rny.-Ali
on Tuesday. about two huadred more
OF the same regiment. un1er capts.
aplet and Hamilton. Destination
the same.
About $50 of the militia of this
state passed here yesterday Tor the
,,x,utiers. on a six months tour.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-06

FOUND.
ON iii, 29,h of OCT. was found at tho
uppe, end Of King Street.
A ltty Dollar Note,
o. the Bank OF Virginia. Any per-
son givinn satisfaction 70 the finder,
aid paving charges can have it " en-"
curing at this flee.
November 6. st.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-06
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ALL persons are hereby cautioned
against trusting or in any manner deal.
ing With or harboring my wife TELL.
TIA FRENCH, as l am determined
not to pay any debts other contracting
and will prosecute any person having
dealings with or harboring her.
his n
RICHARD * FRENCH.
mark.
November 6. St
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-06

MARRIED on Thursday evening last
nv The Rev. DR. Muir. Mr. JAMES HAIR.
Ris, 70 Miss LUCY LoNeDEN, daughter
Of Mr. Ra'pt Lnngden, all ! this place.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-06

NETE the subscribers being called on
w this Sd day Of Nov. 1878, by IA.
chariab Ward, Ins eeper Of the town
of Occoquan, in the state of Virginia, to
examine the body, trunk and clothing Of
a Capt ANDREW DAVIS, then few
moments dead in his z. Wards house.
We had frequently seen the deceased at
the said house for this nine or ton days
last passed he appeared 10 be gen'eei
man, about six feet high, and between
50 aud SO years Of age, and would have
weig he'd about 400 pounds His trunk
contained sundry wearisg apparel. bus
no money. 1t would appear tom lst'
ter found in his trunk, from his .. Il Geo.
p. Davis. dated at WiiminRtoprlN. C.l
April 9Th 1918, to the decd Andrew Ds.
Wis in P,.Ilatelp ia. ths' he had . wife
and daughte living in Philads lphia.
". Elicott.
Michael CIeary,
Robert Wetsh.
jacob Janney.
Nov 8.
~. The Printers in Wilmington,
IN. G City Of Washington, Baltimore,
Philadt lphia and New York, will con.
fer On act If humanity on the relations OF
the deceased. by giving the above one OF
two insertions.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-06
NJTI r..

ADMINS R;1ION of the F.
state of Walter D. Brooke, late Of
Fairfax county, having been commit
ted to the Suhscrib.r by the Court OF
that county - All persons having
claims against the Estate are require,
10 present them for settlement. on OF
-efore the 9th day of May next -
And all persons indebted TO the F..
state are requested to make immediatf
payment.
Lucy Brooke,
sl6nlinissrotriz
November 9. law2m.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-06
Houses 10 Let.-
November 6

OFFER 10 rent for one J ear, or for
4 term of years, Several Houses silu-
atcd a thi, place. VIZ /: .m
One a wo Story Brick
lOUSE, with a kitchen, cellar stable,
An enclosed Lot OF hal an Acre, at
present occupied as Il Tavern -
One other two Story Brick
OU,i, fitted up FIR store npu'e
with cou ting room, kit hen, cellar.
&c and would accommodate small
ia lily beslles a sore -
Dne other House at present
lsca as a w.rchouse, to which vii, be
,ii:le an enclosed Lot of half an Acre
And one other House with
Kit hen and al, enclosed Lot. T."
2 last Houses would suit Mechanics.
" are mu h "arted :ere. | have Al.
snndry unimproved Lots, which !
.uld let On ground rent forever -
This place is so well knows as to rem
a,r it ur,necessary to describe 1t any
'urther a. there are few situations
more public, nor none more healthy in
the United States. Application to be
made to
R. Radcliffe.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-06
PUB &c 5 SALE.

PUB nc ) ALE.
ON MOWDAY nert the 9Th inst will
BE- sold at the afe rcsidence Of Michael
Flannery. drcrassd.
All his Household and
Kitchen Furniture. H. Bile collection
of Books, 2 Female Sc wants. one like.
iy young woman of about Is years OF
age.
p. C.. Marsteller:
November 6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-06
FOR SALE,
act of l. NJ, y

4 TRACT OF l. N ,; wing n the
county OF Fairfax, six mi'es iron.
llexsrdria and adjoining the estat'
of re Thompson Mason containi' <
"a .c,es. The sol sgood. and ver'
susceptible of improvement by the
Clover & Plaster system. The proH-
imity of this property to mt'ket sI'@
the facility to which its produce m y
e carried tHunting-' ny VIII. !
il is bounded b.ine nsvigable almost %
the door) would ren ,er it extremely
ga9aable to a person disposed to ps!
Sufficient attention to its cultivation.
Apply to j. mes II Hooe Esq or 20
Francis Adams, Jun.
IA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-06
lUol RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED, /,
And for sale. lo0, 900 feet - "A and
- inch plank, 10000 6lst quality
smooth shaved shingles in bundles--snd
on hand good assortment Of other kinds
ut Lumber
VIM. Harper & Go.
N0ven. Der 6 ST.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-06

FRENCH SCH IL.
TIE undersigr ed P, opssss to teach
the rus.ments Of the French La
ynage. of evening", provided, a sui
lent number Of subs ribers, can he on-
t lined, previous TO the Tot instant.
VIM. Lanphier.
p. s The tern will be made k own
on application TO he subscriber. or to
Edward Stabler. lr.
Novemh L s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-06


1t is stated upon good authority, that
Mr. Monroe has written to a relation Of
his in Virginia, informing him that MI
mister had beea appointed by the British
Government, to confer with Messrs,
Bayard, Gallatin. and Adams at St Pc
e rshurg The information comes in SO
nnquestionasIe a shape that we know
not how to entertain doubt OF the fact.
The last intelligence from the Lakes
form. US tina, Gen Harrison has arriv
cd ., Buffalo on or about the 2otb nit.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-06
FOUND.

November s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01

SHERIFES SALE.

Taken BY execution and to be so!daf faeF
lie vendue to tie higbsg tiddsr. on
Monday, the twenty iecond day
Of February nexs, at t1Vo Ct tts
click in TIE dfteyn90n on ths f,fms-
ceS, -.
4 LII the light in equity. which Noah
Sen,er hss 70 redeem the following dsiis
cribed Real Eaa,e, TO wit)-one fourth Of az
acre of Land ftuatea in Windham, being part
of lot. numbered one hsndred aud nine, boun.
ded, beginning at the nof,hwea corner of
quarter of an acre of land thar John Rogere
bought of ANA & Thomas Anderfon thence
fou heafierly. Eve and one half rods, to the
land of he heirs of the late Edward Anderfon.
deceafed; thence lou hwef, two degrees wei.
az ,od, and fx,een links thence nor,hweft-
erly, ieven rods aud twenty iink'. to Charles
I0hnion and George Tstes laad hence
| north, ihir'y ieven degrees eali, to ,he 6rR
bounds with all the tuiId 'ngs thes con - hss
defcrlhsd in fsd sen,ers deed Of mortgage to
/ Nathaniel Blake, for three hundred dollars
dated October 10 1911, recorded in bt Ok 81.
page 247
GARDNER WALKIR by Sk0E.
| Windb,n. JanSs'y 22, 1913
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
FeimorfB, FEB ), 1918

yEyHEREAS the fuhfcribsr, on the Esd Of
w January Mt i.ft Noe IL Hand fog
eighty dol ar. Ggned BY George sracks', "a
favor of Stephen Huapn and by him srdo,fe3
over to me-da,ed Oa 20. isl payable
January as, ISIS, with irle;ea - 10. oh.
er Me Ggned by Nicholas Ao'hine in fayor
of Joiiah Chute. for twenty FIVE d'iiars aid
by fad Chu'e credited on the na,k thereof foe
five dollars, aud Eve dollars more wa. credited
~ myief. =, said Note 10 sndor ed ~ lid
Chure. ogethet with one o,her no,s u
hand, dait Nov. 8, 1919, TO- five doilsIs.
payable in three months 6sued by Iona, han
Paine of falmouth ard made pays ,.e % be
fubfcriber This is to foft,d ihole peTfous
who are liable 90 pay laid note. from pay ns
them TO any one hut to b, fpbierber Is hi
has received no COM eIla,iao for The iame.
iCH,boD RAMON, jsa.
Wis-5as, Feb 1, 1878
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01

the ally of France, not barbarian,
If under Spanifh cloak but was fate
from us-Why /! the king of Spain,
or rather that phantom of king,
who the likenels Of kingly crown
had on, 4" Charles, was in alliance
with him, that is, was his victim, e.
mutt not be touched"-What had
Spain done to bring down our war
upon her , What event has happen
ed fince l-Why, to such politicians
as ours the greateit -the was helpless
-ihe was not able to return our
Flows, and above all, ihe was in a
fate Of hoiiility againa Napoleon,
defending her liberties and indepen-
deDce againit him, and could not en-
counter US the more Infamous and
cowardly our conduit to her if we
touch her territories But fore warn
and beieech you moti iincerely to be-
ware how you transfer the war from
the rocks of Canada and Nova SEQ ia
to the fands Of Florida, OF the ro5ac
CO fields of cur fouthern ltateS II
! you do, pronounce you to be on the
verge of that madoefs which precedes
the fall of thofe whom God ha.
doomed to dcltruetion.
i
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
Portland. fan. 2c. 1913.

Portland JJas. 26, 1918.
The following publication appeared in THE
PAPER Of the 2sih of Dec. Ian and ia
the Two following papers, at the requea Of
s,lA, Hal, 70 much as particularly teiated
to HIM and bis family was omit ed /; and
a, improper ufe ha, beea made IT hat
ienity, !, Is thooghs rroasr to re-! ubnfh
his written acknowissgernenf verbatim
NFHEsrA. m,self and lonss Of my faraiy
w have circulated a report that loci Hall,
of Portland who brought 10 this CT unity about
eight years 6ncs ffom Guadaloupe, boy by
the name If Felecan Sage, and hat faid
Hall received wi h hun money ar The time,
AID Al fundry times hnce for bic iupport and
education. haze 6noe written laid sagne's
mo her and fad the report to be without any
foundation in truth aud I have no seafon to-
,huk fad Hall ever ,eceive1 one cent for OF
on account of faid Felecan Sagne.
Fais1Ortb. De- "a ISl2. S.LAS HALL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
NEW GOODS.
Weber & Merrill,

"GDDSI D llNiIii,
HAVE just received and now offer for
sale an extensive assortment of
ENGLISH GOODS,
suitable for the present and approaching
season--among which are,
Best superhne Bfosdclolhs
Midling and low priced do.
Sdperfne Cassimercs, consisting OF
black, drab and mixed
Cords-Coatings--Dutiils
Flannels and Baizes
peiiece Cloihs-Bombszetts
Uilbores-D urants-Crapes
Best dressd and undressed Calicoes
silk and common Gingaams
Cambr,cks, white, black and coloured
A large assortment of Fancy Muslins
Shawls silk and cotton Handkerchiefs
Long Lawn-Linen Braces
Gentlemen and Ladies' Beaver Gloves
ditto ditto silk * wOtsled Hose
Black and coloured Sewing Silks
Coat aud Vest Buttons
Ribbons Tapes and Bobbins
A general assortment OF American
Factor, Gods, &c. &c.
Feb. 1 "
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
Rmnons effects o/the avar.

THE am3unt of American property
which has fallen INFO the hands of the Bril-.
ish, by captures at sea, IN Consequence of
tue presen, war, czesses ail osieelstion
In the short period of last week accounts
have been received of the fate OF the follow.
ing vessels lit shows in language that
cannot be misunderstood, the folly and mad
ness Of continuing the war aud If the peo.
lie do moi remove those from power who adj
vocale 1t, the situation Of the country will be
disss rous indeed.
Read the melancholy list g:
Shio Dian. Thompson, sent into ri, mouth
Nov. 9Th; Snip Susan and Mary, Goodwin.
f I'm Virginia Apollo. Ball, from Pniadrl
phi. Vmeira, from Baltimore. al ind to
Cadlz. captured and sen, into Choral ar
,hlp New Consitu9ion, from Cuba Dolph.
in, from Malta for Philadelphia Navarro,
from M Alags for New-York, captured snc
sent into Gibraltar between The 2lss of DC
tober and Sd of November. The Indepen.
dence, fom Bsyonne tor New York, SEM
into Plymouth, (Eng); Minerva. Mcgee,
OF Bos one Topaz, from New York a bu'
Of Providence, taken snd seat INTO Giural.
ar between the lib and ooh OF October;
Baltimore Of Baltimore for Bordeaux, sent
into Portsmouth, (tng captured by Adm
Warren, Squrdr of New York; Sloop
Rover Of Boston for Richmond, cargo tsken
out, vessel destroyed savannah Packet,
and sch. Rover. Of b . on, captured and or.
dered for Bermuda sch Fanny, Of Scituate
cargo of corn, taken out and vessel destroy
ed /; great number of other vessels have
been taken by this squadron off New 70 k,
name unknown. Ship Ned Dawson, OF
Il fillmore, for Bordeaux sent ,a,o Glbral az
Nov. 2s.b hips AlIegsny and Margaret. de
tanned at Gibraltar briggs John and Ellen,
do big Tulip, Mccullough, from Phis
delpha for Bordeaux, vi h a cargo of Co,
ton, Rice and Fish, captured on The bank
of newfoundland by the British sloop %,
war ATLANTA, and IT. ived al Halifax schr.
Independence, captured by the Tartsrus
sIoop OF war, and sent to Bermuda :; schr
Portsmouth, from Rhode Island. and br,g
Little Arnold from Baltimore for b ardesuS,
DO. by Adm. Wsrren's Squadron. The I'm
press, Il ON New York tor do. do by the Ro
yer brig Of war, and sent into Plymouth
(Ehg.) schooners Syren and Tropic, TO
Charleston sloop Almirs, from New. York
for Fredericksburg sioop Industry, of Il.
Island, tor Virgins, with provisions wa,
stove along side OF the San Domingo. ho,s
Ting out the cargo brig Caroline, from
Charleston for New-York, with a cargo OF
Couon sch. American Eagle, iom Csdiz.
with full cargo of fruit. New York, Jan
20,h--On Friday last, Adm. Warren's
squadron captured two American ships,
names unknown. one was loaded with Cot
Zee.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01

AN American ship was seen going through
the streghts in company with two Algerine
ftigates. and GA the 4 Il two frigates Of that
nation passed Gibraltar, into tie Atlantic o.
eean.
But for the war with England. the Uni
ted States could easily send Naval f1rce
into the Mediieranean sufficiently powerful
to bring The Dey of Algiers 10 sense OF
justice, and induce him TO be =, peace with
the United States. Surely cur lot has fal
len in evil times The country is involved in
war with England, in war with Aleier,
and in a war with the Indians, and one car
hardly tell Why or wherefore.
The brig Of war Nova.Seolia Formerly
the private er Rapid, Of P5raand) sailed { on
Halifax, Dee. sob, with convoy UP the bay
of Fanda,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
TIE Economical RebosiiorY.

THE iirst number of this work is just
published and ready fot delivery at the
bookstore of ISAAC ADAMs, Exchange
street. Portland.
Price To subscribers two dollars per an
nun, Consisting of 10 numbers) To non
subscribers the price will be 25 cents per
number
CT Gentlemen holding subscription pa.
ners are desired to return The same with
oui delay, tina, the first number may be
forwarded.
a. rne Editor regrets extremely being
under he necessity Of apologising for the
lack ola covering aud index to the work {:
owing to there being NJ blue paper 10 be
had la subsequent numbers this deficiency
N II be supplied.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01

hyE the fubfcriber, comm I'll lners, ap-
w pointed by the Hen. Samuel freeman.
Efq Judge of Probate of wills, &c for the coun-
ty of Cumberland, to receive and examine he
clams of the several credi ors to the eiia,e of
sEwALL LANCASTER,
late of Portland, merchant, decsafed, hereby
give notice thar 6I month, are allowed to the
fzid creditors to bring in and prove their
claims to the comm iiisners. who will attend
for that purpofe q, s6s Usssd Ms,ias 0.d Fire
I./a,sss 0fs, EIahange street on the fourth
Monday of this, and the five following MONTHS
from two O'Clock tIi fun down.
JOHN McLELL IN, I Cs~mI-
JAMES NEAL. 6ssss.
Portland. Feb !, 1918.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01

THE iubicriber hereby gives public notice
appointed aud has taken upon bmfet the
truit of Executor Of the lalt will and teiiamene
of SAMUEL D0WNING,
yeoman. deceaied, by giving bond ~ the lay
are indebted to the "a d deceaiedis eta e, to
make immediate payment and thoie who
have any demands the con to enhibii the fams
% RICHARD D DOWNING.
Jan. 90, 1915. ST