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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24
SBERIFFS SALE

'afn BY Execution and 10 be MD at
lsshf venaHe on " eaaeJriay fbe rofb
ay9 feb. next at eieven g'elsck in
ne isrfno>n at lin fby FStckeys
f 9 rom, hxeh1age Street
a LII ne Ugh, in equity OF redemption
"n'eh sylvanu' Co ( has ia redeeninv The
Iuo~'ng defefbed mortgaged real eaue.
ei y, rortiand, in the couniy of Cumber.
a.d and bounded a, follows, viz. heyinoinu at
c sha.e Handing in the nor,hwefier,y lids Of
~, ,o, p ano i'reet a. tie esaerly corner Of
49," noyd's and thence nos,h thirty Eve
1'u pan degrees weis one hundred n twen,y
-, @se ,eet 20 Rake theaee no,ih hf.y four
s "al degrees can forty liz aud an half
A. A. 20 eskei thence iou heriy to he centre
'ae entry way of the hou.e ftandine ear,ly
NC ana hereby conveyed; thence - con-
=, .aoe trough 'be entry way ia The centre 10
,hs oa' o. lsid houle 70 Cumberland ffreet /;
q. So W ,a'd Dreet fou,hwsaerly forty FIVE
esnt inches to the the 6ra bound. 10.
D. win Thar part Of the building which
ma upon the fame, and all The privileges
'PpuF'e nces thereto belonged.
pu,, !" c WEEKS, Dsp's, Sheriff.
1"i''''d. fas. ioS, 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24
FOR sale.

A valuable Farm 10 New. Clouceaer, ftua
IA ted three m,les from The Meeting. houle
y the poa road ,eading to Hajloweil, Ii
ssalsins 90 acres Of good land, well wood ed
I'd wa.esed, has on It Two tory houle
brn, and other out houfes. with orchards
feding about three hundred bufhes OF an.
pes year. fhe term. of fzIe are LIBERAL, u
~ be known with all further particulars by
ppication 70 the lupfcriber on the prem,le..
JON THAN GREENLRAF
Msg. Clsseefy, Tan. 2, sw
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24

raoM THe UNITED sTATss' GAZETTE,
PRAY Geo. Dearborn he impartial,
When President Of . Court Martial;
Since Canada has not been taken;
Say, Gen. Hua .pss much mistaken.
Dearborn hlmseli, rs records sA,,
Mi1aken uas the self ssme way,
And W,lkinsun and Hampton TOO,
And Harrison and AL the crew,
Strange to relate the self same way,
Have all misi.,ak.g Canada.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24
pofnp.
TO HAPPINESS.

~ kAHi AINE0Os
OH Happinef, where art thou found
Tread n thor the palace or the plaia
Or ART thou bur an empty found.
The phantom of the psas brain !
Lorg have wlfhed thy form to Zee,
And fought thee many a weary day;
CiasPd many fhads, and though, twas
thee,
But found was deceived--for thou wer, far
away.
! faw old ocean once asleep,
Light on the wave the veae! few,
The fun was low aud Ger he deep
= trembling veil of lure threv--
though; th.f 6 e. the waters tiue
II wa, thy ,sSs thai A, "a. ed fair,
But while look'd tempeR blew
hieut left the ieene, in falen, fad defpair.
From high bufh rofe I tore,
Fairer than CLOVIS in Fancy's wreath,
l desm'd i was fhy faVos,'d lower,
though, itsfregsose was thy kt.fs
But while gazed its leaves all lhed,
lee fragrance fcsuerd 10 the wihd,
lie blooming beauties all were dead
But ali within my bread it left thors be-
Then tell thy voiary where thou art,
Lovely, deiuGse. brilliant form!
Might but ciafp ,hee 70 mine heart
I'd brave Misforiunss coideil form.
But thou re6defi not on ss,sS.
With mifery, guilt, and pain and toll,
For ali! thou art OF naAvrntY barth,
And bioom'fi beneath the blaze of Cops an i.
proving imile.
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Nes0 and highly wJn RICHTER.
Just received and for iale at the Bookaore

1uol Iteeissa wv io' Aae AZ 'h1 ooofitorc
ISAAC ADAMS,
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Or Politicai and HIfloricai REGISTER,
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rThis work. befdss an Almanac in con-.
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Ne and Houfe of Representatives, and the few.
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24

years or during the wsr.
Ihaa-s bill 60 raise three additional reg
iments Of riacmea.
These bills we're successfully made the
order o. The day Tor " eenesaay, Thursday
and Friday next.
The Speaks r lsid before the house The
long expecleG report u The Acting secre
eafy Ut the Treasury. among the items ct
exlrndItures Gu ing the ye.f ending on lie
3Oth o Sc tsnoer 1878. sse
Total expenditures on
the military establish
men,, 3 l3.484 $50
Do naval establishnene o,42o,7o7
The whole payments
curing tina, perioa -
moust',o n..,,y 33,ooo,ooo
During the last three
months of the year the
army EXPENSES amount
to 5,s5o,ooo
he navy expcnces 100000
In the estimates for the year 1914
The military service is
rated at 24,55o,ooo
The navy service at 6,9oo,ooo
The customs and sale of
public lands are expect.
ed to produce $500 900
The internal revenue 3,5OO,Ooo
Which, with u balance IN the treasury on
the hfst OF January, and snms due on tormes
bans, treasury NOES alresdy au horized by
law 10 he issued. aud NEW LOAN II
TWENTY NINE MILLIONS THREE
HUNDRED md Fifty THOUSAND
DOLL AXIS are to cover the estimated ex.
pendi,urcs Of The present year. The new
military bills will OF course increase this e.
normous amount.
To pay The expenses of peace establish
ment and the ingeres. IN the public deb, will
require the sum OF 20, 0to dollars over the
estimated receipts OF revenues, and as ,here
10 possibility OF those re ceipts falling shor,
9th estimate. n is submitted 10 Congress
whe IL be not necessary TO cieale an sd.
dnIonsl revenue TO meet such an emergency.
Referred TO the Commil,ee Ut ways and
Means.
Mr.. Hanson proposed rs q substitute for
his resolution sometime since laid on the
table, calling en- the President for informs.
Jon respecting the famous letter of Turreaa,
shat a committee be appointed 10 investigate
the subject with iuil powers 10 send for pes.
sons aud papers. Mr.. Hansen stated hs
reasons tor withdrawing MS former resolu.
ton. Since that was laid on the table he
had obtained possession ofthe orig mai trsas
iation Of The lie ter and rs The document il
self bad been Withdrawn from the depar'.
ment ct stsle no information f.esa <sii OF
the Executive was likely TO be obtained.
The question 10 consider the resolution
was Carried in The affirmative. Ayes g.
Noes 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24
Ebr tefrtb Congrffs.. ..2d Seeion.
MOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
IHursdQu, Jelnuar,

Thursday, January 6.
MIR. Sharp, after number OF Shayh
remarks respecting the conduct of the
governor OF Vermont in recalling the
miliIis of that state, introduced the fol-
lowing resolutions, their substance be
ing as follows:-
Resolved, That the militia of any Of
these United States, which shall be EN-.
ployed in the service of the U. S are
subject to the rules and articles of war.
as troops of the United States.
Resolved, That all and every person,
not subject to the rules and article. of
war, who snail enlice any of the mill.
tia 10 desert from the service of the u.
S. is liable to punishment for an infrac.
ton Of the laws in such case provided.
Resolved, l hat the President of the
United States be requested to direct the
AUTO ney General y prosecute his Elk.
cellency Martin Chittenden, governor
Of Vermont, for issuing his proclama-
ton, dated Montpelier, the day of
September, 1918, and thereby enticing
the militia to desert from the service
OF the United States.
Mr. Fisk, of Vermont, opposed the
resolutions no, that he or his col
leagues approved of the proclamation
Of the Governor, but because he con-
sidered, OH several grounds, that the
interference ofth House was improper.
Mr. Wright was in favour of the reso.
lu,ions; and considered Gov. Chitlen.
den as liable TO an Indictment for tfea-
son. Mr. Findley was against them,
ss he considered Congress possessed
only Legislative power. Mr.. Grosyen-
or sold, he should be happy 10 vote for
the resolutions, il the mover could give
them such form as TO bring the ques.
lion Of the late conduct Of the eastern
Governors, in refusing their militia, be-
fore The highest Judicial tribunal that
there may be a definite decision-Ieso.
buttons we're ordered to lie OH the table,
and be printed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24
MONDAY, IAN 10:

MONDAY, JAN 10:
The Committee on M,htsry Affairs re
ported three bills
FhH--a bill making farlher provisions
for filing The ranks Of the regular army,
su.hotizing further enlstments and extend.
ing The time Of men whose term Of service
is about TO exsire. II provides for raising
he psy Of soldiers TO ten dollars Ier month.
and proportionate augmentation to ncn
commissioned officers; for allowing a boun.
" of Sloo to each mar enlisted twenty five
on enlist en,, twenty five on his joining The
regiment for winch he is recruited, aud the
remainder al The expiration of be war and
for he allowance of eight dollars TO the re
erui,ng officer for every enlistment,
SeeonG--4 bill Authorizing the President
to raise fourteen OF tie regiments provided
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24
Sp rl)c a5ails.

RIG HT OFRETdKfNG DESERTE
Oath Is; OF June 1909 an American YES.
sci, bound from ogdensburgh N. Y. 10 o..
wego. anchored IN hay On the British aid,
of ne 81. Lawrence. having on board Capt.
w. +. 1ennei. OF the 6 b u. S. Infantry, and
some o. his men. While lying there, Capt.
d hearing Of deserter by the name OF IN
derh'i'' beng IN that settlement tesching
81 hoo'' dispatched sergeant and two ruen
70 apprehend h'm, which ,l.ey effected Ii.
ed his hands behind him, and al ,he poin.
oil the osyone, drove him some distance,
TIL me l-1soner making attempt to escape,
the party hr cd At and killed han the, ,ien
ned 70 ,hem boa, aud proceeded {, the A.
mericaa side. Capt. r. WAS tried by Cou,t
Martial tor thu offence. bu was acquitted.
Salem Gasefs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24

Conlpirney againf commerce Under
the triple burden OF war, taxes, and
embargo hard as il is, il would be toll.
cradle If there we're any Reasonable
hopes Of the return of the good old
times. But that Can never be, 70
long as the fame men, or others of the
fame cait, fhall have the rule over our
country. IL is petition as clear as
the light of heaven that the policy of
the fouthern and weifern parts of the
union is hnti-oommHreia.1, so far as re
specrs foreign commerce and of
courie ruinous to the intereits of the
navigating itates. In fupport of this
assertion take the following facts, and
weigh them in the fcales of even. han
ded jultice.
In the days of great and good
Warrington. when it was propofcd in
congress to give preference to Ameyi-
can tonnage oOer Eutopean, the fouth
ern STATES we tern ones not being
then in exilsence, ifrenuously oppoi.
Ed it. And why Becaufe the nor
thern Rates owning leven eighths of
the ihipping would be greatly bene.
fitted by that mea(ure.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24

Event ~ fhe spar.--Nine men have
been enlisted into the army Of Canada,
from the town of Needham. OF thess
five have died OF sickness, and cw0 have
been killed IN battle.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28

On the first page Of this days Gazette. VII
be found the proceedings Of . Conveutios 9.
Delegates from these counties for the purpose On
agreeing spcn suitable Candidate for the Sem
ste. Thro' the inadverancy Of one OF oar com.
posters. the following parsgrsgh, (which saou'c
have Pseceded The last paragraph in INC P'ecsl
was omitted.
That wise policy would no, have resorsed
to an untried theory, SO ruinous and made
qua,e for redress, for the serious sgsres'
sions we have suffered from the belligerens
powers of Europe in full view OFT sue
cess which had crowned the more Dagnah'
imous efforts OF Washington. Ina!
candid discussion Of the evils OF utoP'an
projects may yet do much to convince 'ns
majority OF the nation that commerce Is Gu
titled to protection, that it is unreasonaols
for the government 10 render expenditure
necessary bya declaration Of war and a Tue
same time dry up the only prodac'''e
source ofresenue and to prosecute Of az g
exrence useless and hopeless ~"
vasion without men or money or credit s's
with disl ,as.ed people
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28
&ottC911S:
Monday, March %, 1914.

- sssss /.
BY the brig Rambler, srrived At Boston from,
Bordeaux, French papers, letters and ve rbal &C .
counts to the 9TH Of Feb. have been received
From French official accounts, received by the
Empress Regent. it appears series of skirmish.
es took place between the French and Allied ar.
mics from the 25h Of Jan. 10 the LIST of Feb, in
which II is. (as is usual with Buonspar,e) rem.
resented that the French were most succe ssful-
tho the Emperor sckno wledges that he was re.
treating into France. On the ID Of Feb. a vel
considerable battle WAS fought Il Bricnne, in
which Bonaparte acknowledges the loss of Z or
5000 men, besides several Of his Generals but
says the loss OF the allies wrs double. The usu
81 representation Of the active movement of
IN all parts OF France is made, to reinforce the
grand army. Thus much for the French official
accounts. From the circumstsnce of Bonap, :, e,s
retresting towards Paris. we make no doubt the
allies will give very different accoun, of ,hem
I" II the fate OF Moscow should swai, guilty pa
IS, they msy call upon the mountains and hills 20
cover them - The unofficial accounts by this
arrival. tending to shew The distrsc, ed and beg
carly situation OF France. are interesting; ID
we hope TO find room for some of them in gu,
next Al tins time our limits will ONLY sdn,i, Of
the following summary from the Boston C.zet,e.
and she exsrscts which follow -
Our papers, letters, and verbal int lieence
by the Rambler,produces abundant evidence
for stating, that the allied powers have now
the controul, and will determine the destiny
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28

The allied armies were rapidly spro.ch.
ing Paris, on the North and the Esst.-A,
the last date they were al SCISSORS faSout 81
nailes], and at Fortainbleau [o5ons IS mile,1
from that capitaI,-A Congress Of the BE-.
ligerent Powers was in session at Ch,tiiI.p
on the Seine labouf llo mice /rsm Pay;e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28

From Wilmington We learn that the Seaate has
confirmed the nomioa,ion Of Return Meiss. 70
the Office of Poi.M MATER Oenesal The loaa Ill
wa Gill under dncutlion 10 the Senate. ~
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-10-20
VALUABLE JEFFERSON COUNTY
Lands for Sale.

THE subscriber is authorised TO sell that
valuable tract OF LAND, in jefferson Coun-
ty, Virginia, called TRAVELLERS REST.
situate about miles from hepherd's- Town
and the same distance from Charles Town
and Martinsburgh, con aiming 100 acres,
lying IN conveniet form for a division in
TO three tenements. Il is supposed that at
least 400 acres OF this land is in timber, of
the finest kind --The soil is of the first
quality. The improvements are large
convenient stone dwelling House, large
stone Barn, and other convenient buildings
"a fine spring rises near the dwelling
house.
A further description Of this elegant seat
is supposed to be unnecessary, as a pur.
chaser would of course be disposed to view
the premises before he purchased
The subscriber is also authorised to sell
a SMALL FARM, tolerably we'll improv-
ed. about one nile from the former, of27
acres of Land, Of the finest quality one
half Tor nearly of which Is clothed with
excellent timber-On this tract there is nc
running water, but there is good we'll
I Persons wishing to see those lands with
a view of purchasing, will make applica
ton to- the subscriber residing in Shep
| herds Town.
JOHN BAKER.
February 5, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-10-20
DAVID HUNTER, c. B. C.
BERKELEY,

BERKELEY, SIS.
September Court, 1915.
henry Eoyles, Complainant,
against
Peter MkiernaD, Laurence nj kiernar.
Andrew Goulding, and Catharine his wife.
late Catharine M'kiernan, Patrick Herman.
and Margaret his wife, late Margaret
MKiernan, James O'Quean and Susa nnah
his wife, late Susannah Mahony, Aliehae.
Mkernan, Frances Monohan late Frances
Nj kiernan, Eleanor Starky, late Eleanor
M'kiernan, John Nj Herman Peter Mixer
nan, Frank M'kiernan. Barney Mixer
man, lgnatius Oferrall and Frances hia
wife, late Frances MKiernan, and Mary
kelly, Ex'x, of Thomas Kelly, defts
In CHANCERY.
THE defendants Peter M'Kiernan, Laa-
renee Mkiernan, Patrick Tiernan and
Margaret his wife, late Margaret Mixer.
nan, James OQuean nd Susannah his wife.
late Susannah hlakony, Michael Mixer
nan, Frances Nlonohan, late Frances
Nj Herman, Eleanor Starkey, late Eleanor
Mkernan, John M'Kiernan, Peter NJ
kierRaD, Frank Mkiernan, Barney NJ,
Rier1an, and Mary Kelly, not having en-.
tered their appearance agreeable to an acs
Of Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and 1t appearing TO the satisfaction the
court that they are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth on motion of the com.
plainant, by his counsel, it is ordered, that
the said defendants do appear here on the
second Monday in December next, to an
swer the bill. of the complainant, and that
a copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in the Martinsburgh Gazette for two months
successfully and posted at the door of the
Court House of said County.
A Copy.-Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, c. B. c.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-10-20
LIST OF LETTERS.

The following, if not taken up in three months
will be sent to tine General Post Office as Dead
Letters-viz.
Jabez Anderson, George Armstrong, Esq zadock
Blamer, Stephen Bryan, William Boden, Edward
Butt, James or Bennett Thompson, Samuel B
/ Boil, ten miles below Martinsburgh, Elizabeth
Brannon
William Craghil,, David Curtes, John CatIe,t,
Samuel Cresswell, Robert Daniel, Samuel Dun
haIn.
Benjamin Foreman, Rebecca Canoe, Lenard
Gardner, Hezekiah Griffen, Elzab til Hoover,
Josiah Hedges, Col. Hooker Joseph Haines,
swanpond, Robert Johnson, Garrards Town, John
Keeffer. Thornton Kindrick, Loyal Lockett, Mar
tnsburgh County, on Blue stone creek, Virginia,
Thomas Lee.
Samuel Npcune, Amos Mendenhall, John
M'Neely, John O'Nel,
Benjamin Pendleton, Mary Polmer,
Miss Eliza E. Russell, Joseph Showalter, Nicho-
las Strayer, Henry Shriver,
lobe Throckmorton,
Abraham Vanmetres
Thomas Wood,
Nathan Young:
ARMY LETTERS,
Subject to the same result as above:
Elizabetl. Butt, Richard Beeson, the yell
low House, 3 Elizabeth Cane, Joseph Cotman,
| Fanny Dust.
George Horn. Frederick Householder, William
Henshier, James Harrison, John Harrison, Sally
! Hicks, William johnston or James shepherd,
| William Kroeson. Mary Kramer Thomas Lemon,
| Abigail Lyle, one addressed, Mariinsbtrgh
! Virginia and without name within, consequent
| ly free for any who viii pay the Postage.
| Abraham Marlatt, Ann Mashn, Amos Menden-
| hall, Thomas Mullinix, Miss Sarah Myers, Phe-
bee M'Cay, John Miller, Back Creek, Iamea
Miller, near Martinsburgh, Elizabeth Powe, Bach:
| Creek, Nancy Rose, swanponds, Jacob Richard,
Catharine Smmerman, Edmond Severns, honas
| Sparrow, Bsrrowsville, Bartiy County, Virginia,
Mrs. Nancy Vermillon.
N. b. BY way of encouragement to take up
| Army letters more freely than usual, have the
pleasure to acquaint the Jrisnas ofthc Heroes who
continue permanently at their posts, that Postage
has fallen comparatively toqp with what it the
proceeding requisition, being only 10 to ~ LIZ
instead of IL cents which, it is hoped, will re.
I lieve from the modification of sending so NAM
| (Soldier's) Letters dead, to the General Post.
Office at the close of each quarter, SC &c.
s VIVA. SOMMERVILLE, z. NJ
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-10-20
Berryville Races.

WILL be run for. over the courses near
Berryviile, on Tuesday the 18th inst 100
bushels wheat, free for any horse, mare or
gelding, 4 mile heats running agreeably to
the rules 81 the Winchester Jocky Club
and on Wednesday will be run for IS bush
els wheat and IS dollars in Cash, 5 mile
heats-& on Thursday, a handsome sweep
stake mile heats. Four hourses to start
on each day, or no race.
GEORGE S. LANE.
October Is, 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-10-20

TIE Subscriber having been appointed
bv the President ofthe United States, agent
for vaccination, hereby gives notice, that
Genuine Vaccine Matter will be furnished
40 any physician or other citizen of the Uni
ted States, who may apply to him for it.
The applica ion must be made by post,
and the geqaisie fee five dolarsl in the cur
rent bank pauer of any ofth middle States,
forwarded WITH it When required, such
directions, &c how to use it, will be fur
nished with The matter will enable any
discreet SON who can read and write, to
secure hls own famijy from the Small pox
with the creates certainty, and without
ny trouble or danger
All letters on this subject, to or from the
undersigned, and not exceeding half an
ounce in weight, are carried by the United
States mail free of postage, in conformity to
a late act of Congress, entitled An act
10 encourage Vaccination"
JAMES SMITH,
U s Agent for Vaccination, Baltimore.
N, B. The editors of newspa pers within
the United Sta'es are requested to inser
the above once q week for three weeks
and forward paper containing it to TIL
agent for Vaccination, who will remit pay
ment for the same by post,
Aug lS-October Is.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-10-20
/ axe Notice.

All those who made purchases at my sale last
Spring, are informed that their respective obliga
tons will become due on the 18th day of Novem-
Der next, and that intend to be at Mr. Abraham
Correll's Tavern in Martinsburgh, on the 19lh of
said month, where hope to receive all sums due
me. Those who cannot pay of their notes may
have LONGER indulgence, by giving new notes with
approved sccurty-An who do not comply with
these favorable terms, will have suits brought a.
gainst them Immediately, without respect TO per-
sons-All persons otherwise indebted, are request
ed to take the same notice.
ABRAHAM FOLcM.
October 6, 1874
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-10-20
Pocket Book Lost.

LOST, on Wednesday evening last, between Mr..
Archibald Shearer's and Mrs SISTERS, a small red
Morocco Pocket Book, containing number of va
iuable papers. among which note of hand OF,
Joseph Foreman, jur for thirty dollars, two other
notes of hand on Edward r. Foreman, one for Sc
venteen dollars fifty cents, the other for twelve dol
lars nineteen cents, and one note of hand on David
Basore Tor twenty two dollars fifty cents, with a
credit of ten dollars-and one on Joseph Light for
two dollars twenty-five cents A reward ofthree
dollars will be given to any person who may find
and return said Pocket Book with its contents to the
subscriber. John pREASBEAI
October g. 1914