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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-13
III Q. Nesoark, Wov. -, 1918

~. q. sFesvlTF, vv0V. 70, 1875.
Dear Sir--Beibg ordered to return to the
westward, you will please to resume the
command, which you received previously to
my arrival at this place. The orders which
you heretofore have received will govern
You. 1t viii be necessary that you keep
vigilant eye over the disaffected part of the
Inhabitants, and recommend that you make
use OF the zeal, activity and local knowledge
which col Wilcocks certainly possesses, to
countcract the Vaccinations of the enemy
and ensure the confidence of our friends a.
moDgat the inhabitants. 1t will. however,
am persuaded, be your wish as It is your
duty, 70 guard the latter as much as possi-
bic frCm oppression;
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-13
FROM THE PUBLIC GAZETTE.
TO THE PUBLIC.

IS the pubic anxiety rs much excited. cnthe
supjec, of the evacuation of Fort George,
and as many have taken the liberty fun
justly censuring gen. Mcclure. without
knowing the facts, his friends who wish
that the truth may appear, have prevailed
on the general to allow the following c,r-
respondcnce and general order to be pub
lished. Had the militia remained until
their, places would have been supplied,
Fort George would still have been ours,
but the fact is Otherwise. and the whole
disgrace ~ TO be attributed to the conduct
OF . certain lieutenant colonel, who was
the chief actor. at the head of all mutinies
and disafection in the army. ! and who
appeared to be more engaged in the an,ici-
patton Of receiving his pay on a certain
day, than in persuadihg his men to re.
main.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-13
Z WM HENRY HARRISON.
ig. Gen. GEO. M'CLuRE.
Fort George. November Is. isis.

MY DR.. SIR.
cannot suffer you to depart from this
post, without expressing to you the great satisfac
ton have received from our Intercourse, and my
extreme regret that its continuance has been so
short. You carry with on, sir tile highest esteem
and the vsrmest admiration oi every officer aud
soldier under my command, who has had an OPP.
portunty Of forming IN ncquan lance with you.
Your Recommendation Will meet with every at
tesion and respect in my power, and i shall only
regret that you are not here yourself to execute
them, &c. ~ sts,y
(Sigued)
GEO. MCCLURE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-13

MONDAY, JANUARY 10th, 1914.
A communication fiom the Senate by their
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-31
Among mapy false ,usiou.,ions i, the las, Ar

Among many false ,nsiaua,ions in the last Ar.
gus, we notice what is not sery common in tina,
paper, several assertions which we roDgly sus
pee be true. We find it there in ina, ed IN II
while S. A. BADLY, Esq. was in town las
W elk he visited some II his townsmen and &C.
quaia ance at the barraoks, and that he loaned r
y qneathed a ten dollar bill to them! We do
not know whether this be true false hu
from our Knowledge OF M. BIS gene osi y, We
are inclined to credit the assertion IT, on vist
ing them, NJ b. should find any of his fellow
tizens in want, we know him to be he LIST man
in The world who would pass them unnotlced.
The crime OF which he is there accused, is 81
Characteristic of him, that we have no u bu
it is true. Admit ing that it is SO, wherein cor
sisis The crimn.h,y' lift should be con,ended
that his competitor was never known to do sue,
. thing does it fiow that it is not meritorous
Of M. Paris, the Argus says, that Gin his
speech they (the people) can Judge of his talent.
and ability +" This Is most probably true ana
it is % be hoped that they will be able discri
nina be ween those -" Aliens and ability that
Hs,ers aud decsives, and hoe which are Cal
culsted 20 render = service 10 tie unlry. The
obosta,e, n his speech, after finding fault, AM
to use vulgar expression, "grumoing like =
dog with q sore head" about the money which
has been expended in this Sac toward, secm
ing GU al ars and FIRE. sides from the r.vages Of
an enemy whom our national cove nment has
w.ntonly lnyi ed to ouF shores, suggests Ms o
remedy that We shouN, raise 90, 900 uoops sno
deliver them " 10 Unned States officers, which
he says he national government I" il pledged aud
willing 20 support" Now it so hap. ens h,
there are many Of Mr.. tArEis' coEs' ituents WHIT
-hsve uevel pa, themselves up as Candidates TO
Congfes ;, aud who do not boas, OF their " slents
and ability" have sense enough to know ths,
the tnedy here proposed is uueriy impossible
In the Fl 81 place 1900 troops. Gas Standing al.
NY cauno, be raised in this S,au-snd adm
tag tina, they could. experience oughi 10 con.
vince us thai he Ulcers { the Stale trooJ sv,u
notreport the m selves 10 u officers. lhe ex-
pertinent hiss been tried in This town, sHd not 81
officer ooeyed the orde 80 that here, II n,
where else. lie Honorable gentle mans "eio
quence and unahssersbie reasoning falls to The
ground.
The ,nsinustion tfat the communicst alton owe,
the signature IT Jonathan Newbegin," wa
welten or seen oy M. ,.d.ey, is--withou
foundation in tru,h--as Is siso The ,ntm. ,ion
that Mr. B. Is circulating clectione.ring am
phiets. We do not view the de C. ion CT hes,
islsehoods OF en-, conse quence, o,heiw'se thani
she VS. the base means which PArriss pal Gzans
tesort.o to carry then poil,s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-31
NOTIFICATIONS

After the review &c. on thursday last,
the troops were marched 10 Fish Point, TO
aid In the ceremonies Of naming the new
Forts
he lower battery, which has been ert CT.
cd principally, by the volunteer labe. Of the
eiezens OF this town and vicinity, was named
D, Gen Richard Hunnewell, one OF the
superIntendants, " Fort Laurence" II is
a substantial and handsome marine battery,
and calcued for ten "a or 80 FOUNDERS
he General made short but appropriate
address, on the occasion, and wien the
name Was pronounced the colours were
oisted and salute fired amid the hearty
cheers OF a numerous concourse OF citizens
he new anG commanding Battery above
= Fort Lawrence" was named by Capt.
John l. Lewis, Fort .Alen,'' with the
same ceremonies. This work is OF a semi.
CIRCULAR ioFm, and sufficiently spacious to
contain guns--it has been completed in
the course OF twenty days, by fatigue par
Iits from the detached militia, who were
superintendent by Cap. Lewis and the other
Ulcers of the Portland Sea Fencibles, for
whose use i, has been constructed by order
OF Maj. Gen Richardson The public are
hni'ely more indebted to James Deering,
Esq than any other individual Of 4veatlh,
tor money and means to compleat works of
defence. We would say to such as scold
and fre," and prowl about Exchange. street,
" that nothing has been DONE" go then
AID do likewise" Should this remark rap
~ gentlemen over the knuckles," he is
perfectly welcome to the hit for We know
many poor individuals, or pc, sons of small
properties who have contributed more to.
wards the defence and security of this town,
harbor and SHIPPING, than some who are
worth their 100 600 dollars at least lie
who will not give little to secure the whols
is not worthy to be defended, and much less
IS he, IN times like these, worthy TO be call
ed good ciuzen --coMMUNIcATED.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-31

On Friday last the remains of 1t. Colonel Mar
TN Nichols, Gate commander of the Portland
regimenD were entombed with appropriate militia
ry honoFs. The escort duties were performed with
imposing solemnity by battalion of light infantry,
consisting of the Portland Rifle Company and Cap
lains shaw and Smiths companies of Infantry, the
whole commanded by Capt. Nathaniel Shaw. Maj.
en-. Richardson and the officers of the detachment
IN the service of the State together with the COM
mssioned, non-commissioned officers and privates
II the Portland regiment, attended with proper
Sadges OF mourning Besides the military, the
concourse OF citizens numerous and respectable.
The procession moved to the Rev. Mr.. Payson's
Westinghouse, where the funeral services were
performed, by a solemn and impressive exhortation
and prayer from the Rev. Mr.. Payson, and appro-
pirate church music. Three vollies were fired over
the grave by battalion. Every part of this inter-
esting ceremony was conducted with the utmost
solemnity, order and decorum. The deceased was
an excellent officer and useful citizen and recently
in the service of the State.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-31

the infantry. The companies were CON-
manded by Captains Varnum and Barnes,
to whose intelligence and perseverance,
aided by expert and attentive su5altern off
GERS, we attributed tie extraordinary pro.
gress in discipline, which was so apparent,
since the las: muster so days ago. This
battalion went through the frinSs, advan.
cling and retreating in a. mastery style !
their formations, displays and changes of
direction, were executed with precision,
promptness and rspidity which would have
done honor to veterans.
Lieut.. Colonel Rye,son's regiment has
" changed front" entirely since their first
appearance. 1t is but Justice TO them nozo
to state, that when they first mustered, they
were badly armed and equipped, their arms
In an especial manner, were in most for
lorn condition, and the men themselves,
with few exceptions, as untutored in the
military art, as if they never had known the
use OF fire arms but to their credit and
their officers, it is far otherwise now. Their
muskets were in fine order, many deficieD.
ces in equipments were supplied--in fact,
their whole appearance was changed and
surprisingly improved They have laid a
foundation, which il not neglected to be
built upon, will make them expert soldiers
in short time. Major Steele's battalion
Unanswered well and performed the man.
ue! exercise with nestness and accuracy.
MAJOR Smiths battalion, has been station
ed at Cape Elizabeth. Their perio mances
evlnced thai the officers had diligently per-
fofmed their duty. Besides maneu,ering
with precision, they performed the manuel
exercise equal to any militia battalion we
ever winessod The men were remarka-
| bic tor their silence and correct conduct in
The ranks.
Alter the review the whole were man.
COVERED by the Mojor General variety
# evolutions and changes were performed
with promptness and accuracy seldom
aqualled by the militia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-31
MILITARY REVIEW.

On Thursday last, the Detachment OF
troops in the service of the State were re
viewed i. this town by NJ j. Gen. Afford
RICHARDSON, consisting of one regimen
OF Infantry, organized according TO United
States usage, and consisting originally OF
about Of l4oo men, and two full ba,ial-
ions of Ar illeiy. The Portland Regiment
having been i W days previous, discharg
ed, Was not of dered out on this occasion
The battalion oil Artillery under Major
Weeks gave handsome specimens OF i'm
prosemen,, blu, as they have been perform
Ing carlson duty, at fou Burrows, most Of
the lime since ordered into service, tley
excel more particularly in the battery exer
else. he battalion commanded by Capt
Phinehas Varnum, when frs, organized,
consisted principally Of raw recruits from
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-31

this day be stiil violated with impunity---if the
laws requiring its observance are not executed,
the whole blame must rest on Us. l hope that
many are to be found among us who feel deter
mined that no portion of the blame shall rest on
themselves and who will eyince that this is
their determination by attending the proposed
meeting, and cordially engaging IN the measures
which 1t may be thought prorer % adopt. SINH
lar meetings have been held in different parts Of
Massachusetts, and the consequences, as far as
am Informed, are highly salulsry. Permit me,
Messrs. Editors, thro' the medium Of your paper
% express hope that general attendance will
be given. Were it meeting for political pur-
poses, persons would be present from every
own in this county and trust that in every
Town some msy be found who can be influenced
by religious we'll bv political considerations
Yours. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-31
SALE AT AUCTION.
On FRIDA1c, the 18Th .N9U. nest,

On FRIDAY, tie 18Th .N9U. nest,
A L 10 O'Clock A. M will be sold at Public
"A Auction, at the United Fire and Marine To-
sursoce Office, (PortlandJ iundaty tote of Land,
Houie, and Properly belonging to the Maine
Dank--as follows:
Forty two acres and one quarter of land in
Bridgton, let off on Execution, from Janies Emsr-
son.
One hare undivided moth part of about az
acres Oh and iet oft 10 the widow Bracket, fubject
10 her cower
A piece of land adjoining on Fore freet, lying on
the nor hwestery Gde thereof, bounded on the
s. L BY Fore III eet. and extending from thence
between and Of Peter Warren on the N E and
Market itreet on the s. w up to Milk lteee,.
with the buildings the con
House aud Lo, taken Of George Whitemore IN
Middle itreet, now In the oct Upation Of Stephen
Lee, under mortgage
store and haf OF house in Hay Market Row,
etaeen property of samuel BUTTS and Benjamin
Willis, under mortgage.
he "TRIP OF tand now used as a Greet leading
from Free to Spring freet, above the dwelnns-
house Of capt Co, on b Brooks.
store and Lot on Name Street near Union fem
bly, room.
Two undivided feven,h par:s of a 10, Of land and
buildings, bounded fou,heaste. iy Oh Maine. itreet,
about eight and a haf rods S. we,,er.y on ster-
re. land eleven RODS N. westerly on Beef Lar
fabes land, about % rods x N easiefy on
Thomas Moteys land. formerly owned by John
Morley,
Fory nine fhares in the United Msrine and Fire
iniuranee Company Pledged.
| House and Los on Crof, street, forne Iy own.
"a by Capt Joshua Rodgers. now occupied by
Capt. Samuel Store.
The house and lot on State Street now occupied
by Jos n lograham Eiq
S'ore Handing on Fore Strec.--Al,o three
| ihares IN Portland Pier, and three quarter. of a
Store on faid PIER. now occupied by Jo6Ah Cox,
mortgaged by him TO iecute the balance $500 dol
lars, OF note dated June 9Th. 10 2, for a larger
ium, aud interest, together with The note
| Of faid Cox
Aho' the note Of Thomas Hovey dared the So
January 1908 for 5000 dolls ia So davs Fl ON date,
balance due about I4oe dolls the land mor,gsged
20 ietu'en lying in Warren in the County Of
L'nco'o, 90 the fouheaa corner Of Joieph Boys
| land,
~ Maine Bank bills will be received in pay
msnt. BY order Of the Directors.
GRIZZLY, Autiioneer.
| Od 81. 1874.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-31
To The Edftoys of the Po,tiand Gazette.

To the Editors Of the Portland Gazette.
Though your psrer often contains much inter-
sst,Gg ma,,er,, never communicated intelligence
more g,s'ify ng to me than whenit informed me
that smee,ing of the friends of religi and
,rder in this vicinity was proposed tor the pur'
pose of taking into consideration tbs late report
-four Legislature respecting The due observance
Il The Sabbath Ihaye long been earnestly de-
srous thst something should be done topreserve
this d y from proclamation and since the perusa'
f thai report it has appeared TO me that some
hing mus, be done if we would no; incur az
grsvsted guilt. We have hitherto endeavoure
with how much success pretend not 10 ssy) to
,ransferi he blame OF. hat criminsl neglect wiicb
,ss cer.sinly existed so,nesuhe,e, from ourselves
, our rulers. But they have determined, II
Gems, TO bear it no longer. They have now
,erhaps done every thing to secure The obser-
,ance of the Sabbath which it was proper they
should do in their legislative capacity II the"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-31

WE The subfcribers having been appoiute ed by
the Judge of Proba e for the Couaty If Cum.
beriaud, TO receive and es anime the claims of tae
Ct editors 10 The eitate Of DOLLY ROGERS, ia,e
OF FreePort, 10 laid Couuty, Widow, deceaied,
repreiented inioivent, give notice thar fx months
are allowed the creditors to bring in and prove
their claims, and that we laal attend that fer vice
at the dwelling houle of Nathan Nye 10 Freeport
on the hrit monday of the Eve following months at
O'Clock +. M. CORNELIUS DILLINGHAM;,
Ma THAN NYE.
Freeport, Sept. 5th, 1874,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-31

THE creditors to the Eitate of THOS. MORSE,
late of Falmouth, deceaied are hereby notified
that further time of thirty days has been a,lcw
wed by the Hon. Samuel Freeman Judge OF =. obate
of. the County of Cumberland, to bring in aud
prove their clalms- aud that the iubicribers will
attend on that bulnefs At the office Of Mofes GUN
by, Eiq in Weitbrook, on Monday the 2Ih day
of November next, al 2 o'clock NJ
JONA- SPARROW CsmmE as,' %
MOSES Quincy, : jan sfsts
Weltbrook, Och 90, .Sla
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-31

The fubfcriber hereby give. public notice to all
concerned, that he has been duty appointed
and taken upon hinle the truit of Admin,ftrator
ON the eftate OF MARK MERRILL. late of Poland.
IN the county Of Cumber and, yeoman. deceafed, by
giving bond as the law d,fects-He therefore re-.
queiis ali perioos who are indebted the faid de.
ceA ees eitAte to make immediate payment and
thote who have any demands thereon, to eshibr
the lame TO JOSEPH MERRILL,
Oct, 27sb 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-31
N,orIcI !. hereby given, that the fubicriber has

N'orIcs 10 hereby given, that the lubicriber has
~ been duy apPon,ed Executor ct the laa will
and testament of THOMAS WILLIAMS, late o;
Bath. in .he County of Liacsln, deceaied and
has taken upon himielf that trult, by giving bond
a, the law directs, and all perions having demand,
upon the eitate of the faid Thomas Williams, are
required TO exh,b't the fame and all pefons indeo
ed 10 the faid eitate are called upon TO make pay
ment to JAMES WILLIAMS, Sxnsfoy
Gss,gaa.rn, 10th Dug isl4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-31
Slr Cents ke7vlrd.

Ran away from the subscriber, on 22d Of the
present month, an inden,ed servant Girl, named
Mary Davis, sbou Il years OF age. All persons
are hereby notified not 10 Larbor or employ SAID
Curl. as they would avoid the penslIes of the
law and all persons are eau Toned against trust.
ing her on my account, as shall pay no debt OF
her contracting. Whoever will return her 10
the subscriber, shah receive the above reward
and no charges. ELISHA MORSE
Portland Ocs, %, 1914,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-31
LOST


ar minaid, Note of hand Of which the follow
ing isa copy - Fer ane received We the
iubicr,bers jointly and feveraly promiie to pay
the PRECEDENT Directors and Company of the Hal
lowell and Augulia Bank, or their order fourteen
hundred dollars IN fifty feven days and grace sam
uei Howard as principal Ruel Williams * Robin
fon aud Crosby a. iureties
(signed) SAMUEL HOWARD
REUEL w LIIaMS
ROBINSON Il CROSBY.
Hallowell, J3 Deer is3
On TIE back Of laid note is a. follows I do
guarantee the eventual payment Of the wi hin
Note provided the fame cannot he &C led after
due procei. for that purpofs againft the within
named Samuel Howard, Ruel Williams q Robin
Ton and Crosby
(sigued) JEREMIAH DUMMER Gather
of the HaIiowell aud Ausuaa Bank. orpora,ed
March 9th 8O4
The iaid No,e was received of Jeremiah Dunn
mer for the fame amount in Halowei and Au-
gutta bili'-auy perton who has found the fame,
and will re urn it TO the lubfcriber fhail be hand
mey rewarded All perions cautioned aganfi
purchaGng or nsgocias,.g be faid No tie as no
Perlon bur the lubicriber zloIe ba, any fuch right
AMOS H. CROSS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-31
New Editions of Valuable Books,
FOR SALE,

A'OA SH2A~GS
THAT pleasantly situated aud valuable Farm,
lying in Falmouth, be ween the Westinghouse
and Presumpscut river, known by the name oil
The Major Merrill Farm ss also fock OF Me-
fino Skeep thereon. Terms one IhiI d down, lhe
other third in one year, and the remainder in
two years. The owner expects 10 remain IN OF
near the premises enc week, when he vi be
happy IN showing The Properly to any Gentlemen
who may wish 10 purchase.
DAVID M'CREGORE.
Falmouth, OCT. 81, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-31

THE fubfcriber RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
= and the public that he has commenced bufneis
in Exchange itreet, nearly oppo6te the United
Marine aud Ere Infur ance Office where he intends
manufacturing Boots and Shoes in he ne wen ftyle
and hoPesby being punetual and paying ftri6s at
'ent'on to he bulneis he may fecure their patron.
age WILLARD ROBINSON
Oe IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-31
STONE CUTTING
executed IN sll us 5rsrches, by
BARTLETT ADAMS.

WHO has for sss grind stones; .oap stone
back logs pain, mills. a gs snd muilers; Tur
key oil stones Free sioae hear ms, ] .mbs aud
mantles; marble K slate. tomb aud gave stones
&c. &c.
Orders from any part Of the County executed
with promtitude ada dispalch.
Portland Oc, 81 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-31
WILLIAM OXNARD,

No. 5. N.Veys NOD
ETAs jun opened Tor fac, ! cafe light aud dark
L Cs.icoes; 2 cafes MADRAS and cotton Hhdfs.
cafe plan fibre Iunins; cafe bundle and
Mix'd Pins; s bales Flannel, sod Baie; blue.
black and olive broad Cloths; Csfimeres Veitipgs;
black and green Bombazets; black CHI neie Grape, (;
white Camoricks cotton shswis-AlfJ American
Yarn Ginghams. Shirtings, Sheetings, Stripes sc.
October 27. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-31
NOTICE.

THE Stockholders of the United Marine and
Fire laiurarce Company Of Portland, are here.
by notified hat their annua meeting Rand, ad-
jouraed TO the hrit Monday Of November nex,, at
O'Clock M punetua Il general attendance
is rsquened az buiaei. os importance 10 the COM
pany 10 then and there to be tranisctea.
BY srdt, sftke Pretidsnt u Di se7o,,,
JOHN WATSON, SECRETARY.
Portland, October rs, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-31

or The unusual number OF Advertisements
which occupy our columns this day obiige us &c
defer several articles until cur next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-31
THE SABBATH.

We are Informed that at the meeting to be
holden in this town on the 10th of next month, in
regard to the sabbath, Discourse will be delivered
on the occasion by President APPLETON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-31
DIED..

DIE D,
In this town, Col. MARTIN NIcHoLLs, sged
SO MISS Mary Elizabeth PEBBLE Feothingi am,
daughter Of the Hon. John Rockingham, aged Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-31
10 The bonesrabs Senate and HoaJs Of Rep
yejentatives in General Court a0e,nbLsJ.

10 me "0"eS'0o1e oea0fe ana f7oufe Of Rep-
re/entat'ves in General Court a0cmblsd.
THE Petition of the lublcribers Irhab;,,n,. oe
the D,itrict of Hiram, respectfully ,eprefeo,.
that the Bridge over saco River in TIE laid Diir;cr
originally butt by voluntary iubicription, and for
a number of years laa pait Imported and repaired
by tad DAr,ct a. very comfortable expence~
was recently carried of by freihet-an the f,d
Diitrct Ind 'he'nelve' wholly unable to encounter
the espence Of ecrine new one Your Per-;
toners, therefore pray lha they may be au horiz.a
to erect Io!i Bridge over laid Saeo River a, AZ
near the place Of the Old Bridge, and to rees;v.
iueh Toll, and be under iuch regulations 2, he
Leg,Aa ure IN their w'tdom may appon, ty Law:
reiervingt to the iuhabitants Of faid Diltrics the
right o psiiing iaid Bridge, ON their own prooer
buGneis frs of Toll.
Your Petitioners The more confidently hone t,-
fuccefs in this their requel. as there are npmbsr
of Toll Bridges over iaid River, of minor ,m,or
lance TO the one now sfked for already eftabliIee
and your Psti,ioners Wi ever pray
PELEG WADSWORTH
CHARLES l. WaDsWORrf,
Hiram Esd May, A. 1874.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-31
TO LET.

TO LET,
A Dwelling Hou!e in Fedora! free. con venieut for
large family Apply his Office loot 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-31
Blanks for Town Orders

May be had at the Booaore Of ISAAC Az,
AVA ANS, No. 7. Exchanye-Rreet,