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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-24
WASHINGTON CITY, Nov, IA.

The teiloping as an EXTRACT Of letter
from an officer, dated
u S. Sioop WASP, at sea,
September IS, 1914
There are but few disappointnents in
life without their attendant benefits, and
but few pains unaccompanied by pleasure
Yesterday, fully believed and expect
cd to have been deprived of the pleasure OF
writing single line by this Opportunity,
other than our public service but lisa o
pointment has detained the Atlanta longer
than was expected, and ] am indebted to
that circumstance for tho ttnas new ID.
dulge in writing to friends.
Capt. Blakely, ! believe, sends official
accounts, up to this date, doubtless for pub
lication--to his letters, therefore, | refer
you for nice and correct particulars regard
ing our cruize--several of my nessmates
send particular statements, extracts from
which will no doubt be published, and will
reach you thre' the common channel of
news.
The Wasp has been one of the most sue
cessful cruizers out OF the q. States She
has been the fayorite of fortune, and we Of
fer Thanksgiving TO divine Providenc for its
support and protection.
SHE has now been three months and five
days at sea, with complement ofl73 men,
whose ages average only 23 years-the
greatest part so green, that's, so unaccus-
toned to the sea, that they were sea.sick
for week. In that time, however, she
has destroyed l2 British merchant vessels
and their cafgoes, the whole value of
watch, presume, was not less than taoO
hundred thousand pounds sterling !; the
thirteenth merchantmen we are now dis
patching for the Uunited States--she is the
first we have attempted to send in !; but be-
ing an uncommon fast sailer, we have great
hopes of her safe arrival and for my part,
with judicious management, have no
doubt of it-she is a very beautiful brig of
253 tons, coppered to the bends, and cop
per fastened, and has very valuable car
go on board, consisting of brandy, wines,
cambrics, &c. She was from liverpool TO
Bordeaux, thence to Pensacola.
Besidesithese merchant vessels we have
whipped two of his Britannia majesty's
sloops of war, and comparatively speaking)
have lost nothing. Our first engagement
was with the Reindeer of 81 guns. which
we whipped 10 l9 minutes 3 our loss was A.
killed and 90 wounded--the enemys less
25 killed and AZ wounded, the greater part
considered mortal. The Reindeer was
completely shattered to pieees--we fought
her in perfect calm ; bat her foremost
fell over the side the moment a. light
breeze sprang up. Our principal (anc In
fact oniy9 damage was a shot in the fore
mast, which Obliged US to go into port to
getit properly fished'
Our second engagement took place be-
tween and 10 at night, and lasted 40 min
utes. when the enemy, we believe, sunk
We lost but men, killed and ! slightly
wounded. Dir. Stewart was on board OF us
at the time, and will inform you of psrticu-
lars
The Wasp is beautiful ship, and the
finest sea boat, believe, in the @orld our
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-24
Take Notice.

ALL persons are cautioned against tax
ing an assignment on note of hand given
by the subscriber to Ezekiel Compton, for
sixty-six dollars, to be paid by sundry pay
nents, as he is determined not to pay the
came until compelled by law.
GEORGE FAIRS
Ney. IL, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-24
.Martins5urgh, Tirginia,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
JOHN ALBUkTIS.
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uent. The price Of Advertisements, TO non-sub-
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yertise Uaents.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-24
Stray Sheep.

CAME to my farm near Maftihsburghs
some time since, eighteen sheep of various
marks. Persons in the vicinity are request
ed to call. prove their property, and take
them away immediately.
MOSES T. HUNTER.
November IL, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-24

officers and crew. young and ambisinus ];
they night with more cheerfulness than they
DO any other duty. Capt Blakely is .
brave and discreet officer; as cool and col
iected in action as at table.
The ATLANTA is this moment ordered to
proceed and Mr Stewart waits at my ell
bow for this Adieu.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-24
Take Notice.

ALL persons are hereby cautioned a.
sainst having any dealings whatever with
my wifa AMY, as am determined not to
pay any debts she may contract.
MATTHIAS KANAY.
Nov. IL, 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-24
JOURN EN- mi EN-
SHOE AND BOOT MAKERS
WANTED.

THE subscriber wishes to employ i'm
mediately two or three Journeymen Shoe
and Boot makers, who are good workmen
Ito whom liberal wages will be given.
N b. lie also wishes to take one or two
apprentices to learn the above business -
Boys from l2 to is years of age will be
preferred.
JOHN POISAL.
Martinsburgh, Nov. liz, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-24
90 Dollars Re1odrd.

RAN away from the subscriber the 10th inst
Negro Man, by the name of SAM, he is about
20 years of age, about FIVE fee. SIX or seven in
ches high, well made, dark complexion, had on
when he went away pair of corded pantaloons,
red flannel jacket, one old wool hat, and pair OF
cid boots--I will give the above reward if taken
IN the county, and 80 dollars if taken out Of the
county, and all reasonable charges if secured in
Jail SO that get hIn again
ISAAC CLAWSON.
Nov. II, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
Webl1er & Chase.

HAVE fer sale an extensive assortment of
ENGLISH e. FRENCH GOODS,
uitable for the present and approaching
eason-among which are,
Best superGne 3rosdcio.hs
Mid,ing and low priced do.
Saperhne CsssimeTes, consisting of
black, drab and inized
Cords-Coa ings--Dut.ils
Fisnneis and Bsizes
Pelece Cloths--Bombazet,s
-Dursnts-Crspes
Best dress'd and uhdressed Cs,icoes
Silk and common Ginghams
Eambricks, white, black and coioured
large assortment of Fancy Muslns
Shswis silk and cotton handkerchief
Long Lawn Linen-B races
Gentlemen and Ladies Beaver Gloves
ditto ditto silk < worsted Hose
Black and coloured Sc wing Silks
Coat aud Vest Buttons
Ribbons--Tapes and Bobbirs
neutrality-suspicious. Grapes
Italian Crapes-Plns
Cotton Hose, gentlemen & ladies'
silk Gloves-Button Moulds
A general assortment, of American
Factory Goods, &c &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

'I D@ sa'',. IMs. .I1' PU W,.p Sr iro '9
the Hon David sewa'l Judge Of The United
S'a'es DIitriet Court for the iaid Dn.rct, I
hereby give public notice that he following
Libeis Alias informations are filed IN fad
Court-viz
A libel alias information agsinft the fchoon.
er Ovarian, Samuel Swauton late matter, bur,h-
en- about i42tons, with her tackle, apparel u
furniiure-feized Al Bah, within the di.lrief
Of Maine
A Libel ahs information sg,nfl the brig
Danzic, Jofeph Row late matter, of the burth-
en- OF about is6 tons, with her tackle apparel
and furniiurc-feized at BAH within the
dillrict Of Maine
ALihel alias information sgainll the cargo
of the fchooner Ovarian, whereof Samuel
Swsnton, was mailer, oon6fling of Sugar
ieized at Bath, by the solicitor Of The diln9
of Bath, within the diilrief of Maine
Libel ALA, Information againft ten Hop.-
heads OF Sugar, fszed at Portland by lfasc IT.
ley BIG Collector OF the Difiriet OF Port land
and Falmouth
AL which feizurst were made for breaches
OF the laws of the United Sta,es-That a hear
ing and trial will be had on each of the fore.
going libel' alias information. at Wifcsdet, in
our laid Diitrict, on tn. eighth day of March
neIt-when aud where any perlon. ipterell-
ed in any OF the above mentioned vefTes and
merchandise may appear and ihev caufe if
any can be ihewn, wherefore the fame ihould
iot be deereed forfeit and difpoied of accord
rag to law--Dne'G Sac, F.5,ss,y 10, 1919
L. @, THORNTON. MssR1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
MARSH \L'S NOTICE.
United Sfates IF America I

united States # america Z
Disyici Of lhIine, SIS.
PURSUANT To warrant from The Hon.
Dsv,d Sewali Judge of the District Conrt
of The United States for said Disifict-I
hereby give public notice tina, Libel is f.
led in said Court by Jsmes Thomas com
mander of the private armed vessel cslled
the Terrible of Salem in behalf of himse II
his owners, oshcers and Gre w, sgsnst cel 4.
tain vessel OF schooner called The Harmony,
of srmouth, of the burthen Of about forty
eigh; tons, her tackle, apparel and furniture
whereof William Harris was late nasief, {,
her cargo On board consisting OF four pun
cheons of Rum the same having been cap
tured on the high seas as lawful ptise oil
war, praying condemnation thei eof
That on he frst Tuesday of March next
at W,scssseit, in said District, a hearing
thereon wi be had that any person iniei
ested therein msy appear and shew Cause
ii sny can be shewn, wherefore the same
shoad not be decreed forfeit as lawful prize
Of wsr.
Dated a, Saco The l0fh o. February 1914
L q. THORNl IN, M12hai.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

O. 5. 81 america. NOTICE is hereby
.Dftiei y Maine, IS given that libei
Is hird ~ tie Disr,ei Court Of Msine, by
Ehtnezer Toster, commsn der Of the Amer.
icsn armed privaieer Swprise agsinst the
boa, or vessel called HunbDd, burthen a.
eont zen tons. HIAiidn b, otyse late CON.
Bnancfr, and her cargo, CONSISTING of 1 hhd.
Rum-2 crates and TX barrels 1T Cookery
Nsre--one barrel of Sugsr--one piece
black Cashmere An ullsge bag IT Coffee
three bars OF 5 "el; captured On the high
scas and broosh, INTO the port of Msehias,
in the District Of Nsiae, for adjudication.
in January last. praying condemnation here.
of rs ,swiul prizz of war, to himself. his
owne s, officers and crew. This, Tuesday.
the fit day Of March, 1914. at Wiscssset,
in sslo District of Maine, IS assigned M the
The tine and place of trial, where all per
ans IN crested may shew cause wherefore
the same should not be decreed forfeited
Is prayed for IN said libel
TIC THORNTON, MasAal of Msse
ID tea AZ Saco Fec. IL, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
Belknap & Runnells,
No. T. MsRsyi Rot1, Middk,f,eS,
MOULD inform their friends and The ouh

No. I, Mygs,i Rop. MiSsz-H,ss,
MOULD inform their friends and The pub
lie, that from the liberal enco,rapement
they have received from the gen lemen of thi.
town and vicinity, and arAngers who oeca
iionaliy refort to this town, they intend en-
isrs'ug their buinefs. To accomplish their
obje6t they have taken pains to procure the
vefy ben Of Bnglifh aud imerican Stock -
Alto the fri rate Workmen Thar can be OBJ
tanned From the means which they now pof
fei' they can allure the public thai all order.
for Boots and Shoe. of every defcription will
be punctuaiy eIecu'ed, and The work done
ia Ollie not exceeded in this place They
have on hand, ready made Boots and Shoes
Pumps, and Over Shoes made of the befi ma.
tenas and warranted good. Any gentleman
that may I've 10 wan OF the above articles can
he a. well hued as though he had his meaiure
taken In addition 10 The above, they have
jLl received lafge aGortment of Ladies and
Miles SHOES of all Descriptions. dAo,
Italian Pate Backing and Back Ball, for
Boo aud shoes, ,oge' her with Boot and Shoe
Trimming'i of all kinds.
All orders for Boots and Shoes punetually
attended to
~ two Journeymen Boot Makers, want.
ed Immediately. (,D New IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28

John S, Dupee,
Dr.ggH Esd dfOf6sea,y Fa,s b'nt bead Le.g-
W6aJ Po,fissd
HAS JUN received siupply of the
Extract OF Ouercitron,
on ESSENCE OF
YELLOW . X BARK,
rrrhs incre.iing demana for thu. valuable
article 10 better ,eh of ats utility than volumes
OF recommen d y ions. Cio HERS, aud Hatiers, on
trial will ind one Of he greateft aequi6tions
to their projections ever ye, dilcovered.
f. merican Manufactured Goods
Ns 7, MsDy,.Rerv.
JOSEPH POrE, agent for hlmy u B,s,os,
of Providence. who keep HIM coniiantly
fupplled from heir long known and well ef-
tAblifhed Factory Al Pawlucket, with a gen.
eral adortment of
4merI, an Cotton Goods,
eossDriso OF
Single Yam Tor Warp aud Filling
2 h 8 "a. eaded white Il eolor'd Stocking Yarn
Wh,te and colored iewing Cottons
Misunderstanding - Chee ks-stripes
CinghAms- Cbamhrays-B Bed Ticking, Se
~ shopkeeper. in town and country and
people in general Who with TO furn,ih them
feives with ,he above articles, will be tup-
piled at the Factory prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
SHERIFF'S SALE

Taken BY Execution and to be lsd at
Public Huffi2n, on Satu,ddr, tie
nineteenth day Of March next, at too
q The cbck in the ette,noon, on tt
premff-
4 IL The Right 10 Equity of Redemption
which John HunteF has in ledeeminp the
following delcribed nlarigagec Seal laa,e,
Il ua,ed in Brunlwiek, VIZ -one quar- or par,
c. The Shore oaw in the shore Mi fading
on the uppes fa''s in BrunfSick the eoun,y
of Cumberland with all the privilege. and
appurtenanees thereto belonging.
JOHN F HALL, D. SJuif
Brps(yiek Feb is is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
For SdLE,

A N excellent farm in the town of Moul,on-
L a borough-County Of STAFFORD aud aa,e
OF New Hsmpfhire, eoutaining about go acres,
a Two itory houie, barn, thed, cider houie and
mill ,hef een--,he beR orchard in the town,
plenty of moving, rllage and paiiuring well
wooded, watered aud lies within one quarter of
mile of The meeting hou(e and on The man
road leading through the town. any perfcn
WI Ching to purchaie by applying to either OF
the iubicribers in Sandwich may gam further
information ASA CROSBY,
DANIEL LITTLE.
Sssd-p'sb, Jas. IS 1914. (sw)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28

TO be fold at public vendue. on Thurfd.v.
the P4ih day of March nert at | 2 o'clock
a M about for,y iiI &C es of land, also lot Of
abou twenty acres being par, of the fame
farm-together with buildings thereon. Sad
land !. all into ''lage and moving. and !. a,
handiome h,ua'ion as any in the county Of
Cumberias d-The above land ia one mile .,s
quar'er from The ,ewn of Portland and onno.
lite TO Mr. JAMEs DfsRisc's-For fur,bs,
particulars inquire of THIS. FREEMA AN
REQ ~ on the premi(e,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
EVE DOLLARS REWARD !

A fmali trunk containing feveral valuable
"A Papers aud few articles of Clothing,
was left at The Stage HOyjs in Portland, on the
evening of the 25th OF May lait, and has
not been feen here, or heard Of fince -Whs-
ever will return fbe 7,snA and IL, s0sfsnf, 10 The
Jane fate they were in when left there. ihall re
ceive the above reward, and the thanks of
PETER o. ALDEN.
o7. I9, 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28

EDW ARD LITTLE & CO.
Ne 8 MvTt,i Row, Middle Sttef,
Fl AvElaiey received an eI'enave abort
"A mem of
BOOKS q STATIONARY
among which are, OF then own late publication,
bowd,tch. Praefieal Nav,gator-Amefiea lean
Coa(t Pilot-Hoo.es T4iIo-Maion on felt
Knowled Village Harmony 18th edition
enlarged and ,mproved-Walfhs Arithmetis
-Cicsro's fe,ect o Ations-a much improved
aud correct edition: Par,ih's modern Geog
raphy--Murrys Bnsliih Reader-Ameriean
Selection Precepiors-Pieke.s Juvenile Spell
ling Book, 25eeats cont tanning more, and bound
better than auy other Spelling Book-fhe
iele6li1n and arrangement Of this Book re-
quires only to be known TO be universally
fed. beisg the moi nAtdra and eaiy work for
the intrueliou Of children in lehoois or FAM
lies now in ufe ALTO
Tie following new and very valuable
works New crtie,l Pronouneiug Dictionary
by an American Gentleman, Price dollars
Mellifhs Travels IN America IN the years
1904 Sc. Lees Memoir. of ,he War IN
the Southern Department Of the United States
Clarks Travel, in Greece, Egypt and the
''''J A~""
Dufefs French & Ensliih Dictionary
Element. OF War
The Iemains of II. K, White
Superitiuous OF the Highlander
calamities of Authors
Bible News, Chriaian Morals by Hannah
Moore
Mrs Grant op Education
Theory of agreeable Sensations
Expedition of Humphrey Clinker by T.
Smolet
Loyalifls an Hiftorical Novel, aud variety
Of other new Novels
Banks OF Wye Poem 10y Bloomfield
Horace in acknowledgement Poems by Lady
subicriptios, open for the Emporium OF
arts aud sciences, Edinburgh Encyclopedia
and Polyanihos
Chri!tian Ooierver-A New Edition of Shake
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Volume of anthems. by the late Hon. John
Hubbard. now IN prels al EIe'er
theological Magazine Dug. i6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28

TIE fuhfcriber hereby gives pubic no ice
TO "a concerned, that he la. been duly
appointed and taken upon himlef the ,rua of
Adm;niltra or with the will annexed ON the
efme Of
Randall Jones,
late Of P,wnai in The coun OF Cumberland,
yeomar decsafed, by giving bond a, the law
directs. He therefore requelts all pe'fons Who
are 'ndeb'eJ TO make immediate payment &
ehole who have ANY demand, thereon. % ex.
hibit The fame % SIMEON JONES.
Fs1. 10, 1914,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
BIBLES.

THE fuhfcribers have for fale quantity Of
BiBLEs, of the tate Edition. pubIiihed
by VIM B ALLEN, 3 Co. printed with new
snd good type which they will fell at rs
cents Ivy rela,l, &c 3 cents by the dozen,
SO cents by the hundred.-Bible Societies
will be furn,fhsd for ditribution at the re.
duced price of 60 cents Booksellers and 9TH
er. can be iuppIiet at the above price for
three months from this date. at the fhorteis
notice. PERLf Jenny,
JOHN PEARSON
Nsxv5sy,to,f, 5ss. II, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
GRAND LOTTERIES.

THE Plymouth Beach, Lottery, nov draw.
L ing, contains Nineteen Cspnal Prizes, Viz.
One of 20 600 Dollars
One of 5000 Dollars
Eight OF 1000 Dollars
Nine of 500 Dollar
and only nineteen days TO drsw.
Tickets d 10, 5o-Hsives D.5, S7-Qusr-
ters DE-, IS warranted undrawn. for lac at
the Lottery and Exchange Office OF
BRIDGE & RENOUf,
No. 70, STATE Sired - BOSTON.
WD5ington Monument Lottery,
CLASS SECOND,
Will poG,iveIy commence drawing the frh
MONDAY in March next. This Lottery con.
tains The following Capital Prizes, viz
One of 4O,o 900 Dollars
One of $4,000 Dollars
One of 10000 Dollars
Two OF 10000 Dollarsl
Five of 5000 Dolars!
Is of 1000 Dollars!
90 of 500 Dollars
The 6rli drawn 5000 blanks will be eatitled
10 q dollars each The other fauonary
Prizes will be determined by he fri drawn
numbers on the following Jays, viz.
IN day 1000
ooh day 10000
25lh day 10000
ssh day 10000
4c,h day 10000
5cth day 10000
Tickets in the Wellington Monument Lot
sery, d. 10, SO = Qusriees ID 2. IS.
TROY BANK BILLS,
and all other Bihs Of the s'ae of New York
will be received at far, for Tickets aud paris
of Tickets in the Ahove Lotteries
~ Orders, enelohog Caih tpoh pad) di'
rscted to BRIDGE & RRNOUF, Ne. 70,
State Street BOSTON, will be pn1sually at
tended TO re -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
NEW GOODS.

THE fubfcrber ha' jud received an addl-
j ilonal fupely # ev' Go dS VIZ
Super ine blue French BRoADcLoTbs
Fine aud Common ditta various colours
Huuler C,o.hs~-Csffam,efs.
Handsome VEsfINGs
Be- Fl gg Handkerchief
Mock Madras duo
Florence. pia,n and placed
Niue, from The Dorehele' factory, fine factory
GiuehAm. fue aud mon shirtiLgs,
shawis sc.
The abuve Goods with thoie on band before,
renders the aff1rimen, as complete as ponI
bie al preient
Dec. - Qf) ROYAL LINCOLN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
Books q Stationary.
ISAAC ADAMS.

rJAs for fale Al his Bookltore No 7, Els
change H.st, a general afortment OF
BOOKS. III the various branches OF literature,
W .ich will be fold the Bolton prices.
Family. Octave, school and Pocket Blbes
Tstaments. with large type-hymn Books
Greek and Latin Claihcs
Eu6ed's Philofophy
Great variety of school Books
Writing and Letter Paper
States, Quilts aud Ink Powder
Backgammon Boards-Playlng Casds
Chiidrens Books, initru6ing and amuiinS
Village Harmony
Juaice. aud Commercial Blanks
I felt Ree's CycoPed'a
Ledger., Journals, Waite and Blank Books.
ALMANACS, for 1914.
Farmers Ifaiah Thomas, Lows, CleFgymans
and Gen iemans AlmaaAes
Large Trucks
Surveyors Money Scaes
Cun,er. scaes-Divider,-sea Journals
together with great variety OF other Arti'
ees IN the Book aud Stationary line
Manachufetts Regliter
United States Calender for the
year 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
GTlts at auetion.
LAND For SAFE

TO be fold at Public auction at the oa;o.
Of Sitptsa MLeiau e T,wstiy F.a,bo !,
Poriisnd' on THURSDAY The third day of Mach
next, at twelve clock in the forenoon. fo-,n
two acres and quarter of LAND win, !,
Bridge'on IN The county of { umberiana he
ing Land formerly owned by James Emerloa
and adjoining land on which he uow live.
1em' rDH be liberal sfon approved s.su,i,,
S M IfLLAN 81
t FLETCHER A1an'
Portland, F.buo,y ie, 1st4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28

Frejb Teas, China Ware, sc.
FOR faIe by LEONARD e All CROSS,
4 at No Union Row,
50 chefs Hyfon, souehong and Congo Tea,
New HazArds cargo of hyperion quality
500 lett Of China Tea cups and iaucers
100 do do Coffee cups aud do-very cheap
20 bags Of Coffee
rs re DON, of Welt India Cottou-fuitable
for manufactcrys
100 lb. Bengal aud spanifh Indigo
80 boIe, Of by . Bu1ol Crown Clafs
so bis frsfh super6ne Flour
IS haf bbi. do do do
Is bbis No Pork
80 casks OF Gun Powder
Rum. Brandy Ola, Wines, Sugar, &c cs
Fe6 81 CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
NOTICE :

A LII Notes and Accounts John Mahan has
Aagsnd people, over three months fanding
IL no, paid ia three weeks from this da'e will
be iued. Pviiasd Feb 81, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
w LILLIAN GROSS.

A L Cerb m Corner. keens consssny for
"A sale Al general sssorimen Of
Mes india Goods e Groceries,
which ne offers on as goo terms as cen D.
procured IN tia place or even Portland, for
cash or country produce.
He vpanfs 10 By
qusn,'ly Of Flour Wheat, kye. & Corn,
for which the highes price will be given.
Gorham. .Jan IL. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
BOLTING CLOTHS.

u oLTING CLOTHS of all qualities ifnpor-
~ ted from the Dutch Manufactures, kept
coniantiy Tor faIe, by
SIN DEMlNG JANNEs,
No. II, Co,sbiI, By9oa feo.7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28

THE fubferibsr hereby give, paS'ic ro'ee
4 TO ali concerned tia, he has hesu day ~.
pointed aud taken upon himleif the truh"
admiuiarator on the elia,e of
Mark Knight,
late of oti.6eId, in the cousty of Cumberland ;
Yeoman, decealsd by giving bond a, the sW
directs.-Iie therefore requeis all per'on' wn4
are indebted to the faid deeesieds eilA's 20
make immediate payment; and iboie wac
have any demands thereon 10 srh'tit TIE
fame TO Samuel KNIGHT.
Jsn. &c, 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
FLOUR s. BREAD.

FLOUR s. BREAD.
QUANTITIES of Flour aud Bread, warrant
y ted, conltan:ly on hand. and for iale a,
the leweil market price, by
WILLIAM FRANCIS.
Feb. Is, 1918. (tf)