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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-20
CONSISTING IN PART OF


superGne and Common Black and White Para.
Cloths sonetts aud figured
Cassimeres, Bedford & Cause,
Princes Cords, s elegant silk Buttons g..
Stockngnetts and Man y Trimmings,
chestrv Silk & Straw Bonncis,
English and India Nan Gmghams, Calicoes and
keens, Csshmircs,
MerseiIles Cuttings, : Ladies' Long and Short
White James 4 Cords, Kid and silk Gloves,
together with variety Mems silk and Leather
Of other yestlngs, ditto,
Irish, aGernan, british, Ladies' Silk and Cotton
ana American Lipens,S Stockings, Misses do
Baggmgs, BIC. &c Mems ditto, ditto,
Anericsnplaids, Stripes Elegant silk and Cotton
Ch9mbrays, Shawls.
CountcrPanes, Table { Handkerchief fully as
Cloths aud.rowelings, : sorted,
Musns ard Spun~Cot- "a complete assortmen,
tons ABSORBED, Z. Of Ribbons,
White, Black, Drab, ( Home made and import
Yellow, Green, Twill ed Threads
led and Figured Cam Cotton Balls, White and
bricks, coloured,
Figured, Striped Seeded, Sewing Silks & Twists,
Knotted < Leno Mus Ladies' Kid & Morocco
Inns, Shoes, Misses and
Linen cambrick, Long-S Children's ditto,
Lawns, Mems and BOYS Coarse
Linen CambFick Hand and Fine Leather, do.
kerchicfs, and Kent s Cotton Cards and Spin
ing for Asndkerchiefs, ming Cottons
White, Black, Pink, Books md Stationary,
Green, Orange, and Hard Ware,
Lead colnu ed, with China, Queens and
a variety If other fan Glass Ware,
cifuiiy figured Silk Tor ! Groceries and Liquors,
dresses and Bonnetts, Best large Twist Chew
Cambrck and Common ing Tobacco, Com
Dmn.es. mon ditto,
French, Italian ard Gam Snuff and Spanish CT.
ton Grapes, CARS, &C. &c. &c.
The foregoing comprises out verv
limited proportion Of their present stock
on hand the whole of which has been
purchased with the greatest care and at.
tention, rs well as on the best possible
terms, and viii be sold at reduced prices
JAMES BROWN, & Co.
April 8, 1913.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-20

Cash siVen at this Office for clean Linen
and Cotton RAGS.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-20
Directtons for Boots

/. Tho length of the Leg g Round the
Calf of the Leg. 8. Round the Instep and
Heel. 4. Round the Instep 5. Round the
Toes. 6. Then take the length of the foot
from the heel to the great toe Then set
down on paper the inches and parts of
inches contained in the six different mes-
sures and they can be fitted as handsomely
as if on the spot, For Shoes, send the
length of the foot and the thickness of tho
instep and toes; and by forwarding their
measures they can be supplied at the short
est notice
Martinsburgh, December 2, 1878.
~ B. He also intends to keep work rea-
dy made ofevery description, so that those
in Immediate want can be supplied
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-20
New Fancy Store.

THE undersigned fall upon this eEpedi'
ent to inform che public that they have
now opened, and ready for sale, at
their Store Corner to the Globe
Tavern 10 Shepherds Town,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31
LNhla Lac!
; or Il S0LDIE2.
Mn. SHIRLEY,

Mn. SHIRLrY,
luA tie general government had
constitutional authority TO impose upon
The people The Immense buithen of tax.
Is, under which we are now to,,erlng is
not denied But on this account the gov.
erhhent Is not the lees reprehensi1le.
They declare a war without adeon.le
cause, and then resort 10 means to carry
II Oh, which we're intended TO be u, d
IN cases, wherein he u. States should
be eleai ~ Ia The right.
he piesep, batch CT Internal Taxes
theii, III th- abstract, are without donb
iaid by competent auto. ity bur The
Cause oil them, fhts r1.lnonS 7par, withou,
justification or object
lhis being the case, what is the duty
o, The oppobents oi the war, IN regard
TO the cole, ton and 5oymenf of the tax
es, and particularly the Land 1ar 4?
we sns~eI, pay them as soon IS may
be after the bills are p,ese,te d for pay
meht We say this 10 the otnonents Of
me y0ar, not doubling, but lis advocates
Will readily pay withou, such advice.
and be willing and anxious 10 pay eueH
more than thar PROPORTION
Hut with regard 10 The a8seSSnlens u
collection OF the tax, no opponen, oil tins
unhallowed war, certainly no Jederaa
VIII afford the least aid How would
such conduct in iederalists b. view
but as dlrec, appreciation OF the wal
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31
COM LEGATIONS.
Oak Heights, Jan. 81. 1871

Oak Heights, Jan. 81, 1914.
MR.. SHIRLEY,
In the year 1888 Mr.. Madison was
one OF few gentlemen who united their
exertlohs TO correct and remove the
preJudicts of the people against the
present national constitution With
that view a number OF essays were writ.
ten IN the public papers. MIR. Madison
assumed on himself the particular office
oil proving that a remedy would alwa,
exist, should the general government at.
tempt 70 encroach on the rights of indi.
v'dual states; and of pointing out what
that remedy should be.
From one of the ESSAYS, qvrjften bv
mr.. Madison, ! submit TO the public The
following extracts.
should an unwsFrsntsble measure of
The federal government be unpopular in bar.
ueuisr sia es, which would seldom fail GO
De me case, reven wsrrantable measure
DE So winch may some lines be the case,
The means OF opposition to il are powerful.
and al hand. The disquietude ofthe people |,
'her fepnsnsnce, and perhaps refusal, 10 20
operate uHh the officers o. he umon ,he
ifowrs OF the executive nsagisvacv of the
state he embarrsssmenls c ga ed y hrp,s
laIiVe deVlc' ;, which wou1 zen be added
on such occasions, " pose, in nm,
state, d fhculii, not to .4sed would
form, IN large state. very Serious i'm, ed
imens and where he seminar Il seye, nj
Adjoining states happened 10 be in unisos, could
p'es'h, oostrucli,n which he ,,deisl go,-
ernmcnt would hardly be wiling TO en-
coun,er."
But ambitious encgoachments Of the
'eoerai grovenment on the au hori,y Of he
state governments, would not excite tie on.
position Ola SINGLE state, or ofs few states
on'y' lhey would be signals OF gener,l a.
'arln' Every goyeamenl would espouse &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31

NO federalIst, II Is confidently predicted,
VIII consent 10 BIZ AN assessor, whether
principal o. assistant, in apportioning
the lsnd tax his burthen is imposed
oy Tie ~sr.rnen its assessment and
COLLECTION are not without their Difficult
ties These diff ulties are caus, d by
democrats, and By democrats lei them
be solved. Lei come zphat 7,iav, it is re
peated no JederaRSt will lend any aid,
directly or indirectly In accomplishing
The ruinous schemes Of southern ma.
ooos' these men take from US our
coinmerce, our fisheries, nd then sd
Gle US with every description Of inter.
i'ai axes" CHt Str07o IS faken Jrom us,
yer our ME u orict IS eoubied." W. do
not say, don'f nay tie taxeS but gve do
say to iedetaIlsls, d2 MOI ASSIST in he
coHeehon Of Them If they do, will it
not be SAID by The war advocates, that
The tederdllsts have no belief Ia their
own professions that, while they pro
Tess 10 aLomlhate the war, they are aid
ing and sbeiting in obtaining means for
aifyihg 1t on And will the reply,
that : they MY as well do il as demo.
crst, mend The mater? Nay, will il
Tot mehe their ca,e worse lnA,nuch
as 1t Will prove that they prefer petty
enoiunenI TO the laudabls example OF
discouraging and discounlenancme mi,
eXecrabie Wal d war which they know
and decl-re to be unjust-that lor thirty
pieces OF silver they will barter their
PRINCIPLES : No man OF patlloIc views,
II federal principles, in fact, no hon et
man Will eountenance by official iot,r.
ierenee, ne collection of this tax, which
Is literally the price oil blood. IL ever,
iedefaiist, Who may have The offer OF
The otllce OF assistant assessor, ~ oil sub
collector of this tax, VIII pause and re.
meet but one moment, eIe he answers
In the GBi'ma1fre, it is verify believed,
that .ueH aaoTVer will never be- ,.iven
A coUNrRYnAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31
DIED

In New Haven (Ioau.) Mrs. Laurs, VIII
ct W,illsm MoseieJ. K q. sn,' daugh er OF
the tate Gov. Wolcou, aged Sc
IN Roxhury. on the Oath inst, Hon. VII.
LIAM HEATH. aged77.
in Sandwich. N ii on the 18Th instant, ME-.
han'el Cram, .Sged Is ,ears.--..in sedg.
wick, on the IA h ,sni, of the Lock law
MIS- Spsrance SSgen, daughter OF Des
l. Sargent ut Beifasf, sged 10 years
In falmouth 90 the 9Th inn. Mrs. Martha
Graves eoolon of Mr., Lrfpu. Graves aged
&c For many years ihe wss feeble ~ weak
u. pai'enI and contented BeIng rehgued to
he will ct DIVINE Providence, putting her
tuii ruff in tina, leiu' Who died TO fave ii ner O.
ihe died IN hope. Of future and elo,iou, rel
ut acknowledging thai when Chr,n Who
was her life ihud again appear, fhe ihoud
appear with linn ~ glory,
II his own, J mes bike, son of Mr..
henJ Carer. sgeG mona :.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31
BACKBONE BRIDG

He Propfetors Of Back. Cove Bridge are
Il hereby notified that their tent aonua
meeting will be holden at the houie of Ur,at
Coolidge, lnr holder IN PorIlaud on hoodau
the ieventh esJ of February neIt. at tire.
O'Clock IN the sf.ernooa, for the fo!iowin,.
purpoies-vz
To chooie Moderator.
10 receive accounts and allow he zane
they be found correct
lee II they vii appoint an Agent to de
TEND The fun eommeneed' agsinli them
10 take INTO confederation the cams G
William Gray, Efq. aud act thereon a, the.
may deem expedisnt
L" trahise' any other huinefs that ma,
properly come before them
Pr 0,.i, IF he fassiag Comm tee,
SrtPHkH WAiI rpm c1x
ian 81 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31
S. M'Leiian & T. Fletcher
Hass f~ .ajss
100 Bbls.- FLOUR.
Yss 81

HE fubfcriber informs the public hat h.,
bas ereeied a GrlitmlI at Saesa,a,ea nes
Mr. beL jamin y Foiier's CothingmiII, aud i
now IN operation has bolt TO accommodate
thoie who bring wheat and pefon MI
Myies W'naow) toiend the mill whopay. ev
cry attention to Customer. they can w III he
mill IS new and in good order and gfind fat,
a thoie WA, will favour hin with hei. Gus.
tom may depend al honely and dhpsrch.
Saesa'sPpa, Jan IS HENRY BABB.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31
Cum BERLAND, SIS

10 TEE He"' at La7V a"d C,sditO,s 10 tie e,qafs
Las Chamberlain late II Mat, IN ,s,i cor.
~ setsaIei aso all st5e, "a. ,sn, ,o.s,, ,,a--
WHskEAs Iofeph Chamberlain Rreeu
tor OF the IAN viii and ;.ftament of
aid deceaied has p efen ed TO me the lubfc
per M NH arcous OF adminiflrsuoo on IA
dsceaieds eitste-You are hereby ciled
apPeAf a. r, ooate Court 10 be h. denar
Regllte : uftice in PORT and on ,he tu
"wednesday Of Fehrus y next to make tie
non'' II any you have sgaluft the aIowsn
of the .ame
SAM FREEMAN. Jssgs # ,sis c,Y,t
Jan. IS, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31
Die them TO retain the honours and

Die them to retain the honours and
Ms OF the government, even though
)eace should be made. For this nn,.
pose men are indis?ensably requisite.
For some reason or other, the great
body OF the people do not like to enl;s,
they have no disposition to be nun.
ished by the whirligig, or the cudpel
IN lieu Of 7Ohifting, to be she, down b,
Indians under the command of Wilkin
son, and Harrison, to be frozen TO death
IN Canada, nor 10 be hung in retaliation
Tor British deserters, and vagabonds. 1t
has then become absolutely necessary
to overcome these Scruhies-and but
two modes present themselves the frs,
is BRIBERY by inoldinate boun,y-,be
second CoNscRiPrIoN. The former
being most palaiable, is first TO be tried
and bill has passed the house of Rep.
resentatives for that purpose. his bill
offers bounty 10 recruits Of one hundred
and f7Denty Jar dollars in money, e 1i,ee
hundred and t7oenfy acres fland hese
lands, estimated by The rule which the
government sell them al, are worth two
dollars an acre. The bounty, then,
which every soldier is to receive, is
SEVEN HUNDRED AND slxTy.FouR DOL.
LARS BY The report of the Secretary
OF the Treasury, the army Is estimated
TOR the ensuing year al 6S,422 Office.
and men It's probable, that there will
not be $4,000 men left, Of the las, years
army, next spring At a moderate es.
innate, we shall then have TO raise for
the service $4,000 The mere bounty
money Tor that number of men, without
regard 10 pay, ralions, or clothing, will
De THiR7f FoUR MILLIONS, THREE HIM.
DRED And EIcHry THOUSAND DOLLARS.
In addition 10 tins, the recruiting Off.
GERS a> to have eight dollars man for
every recruit. Lis will amonn, 10
THREE HUNDRED AND sIx7r THOUSAND
DoLL@hs MoRE-makipg in The whole
34,s4o, 900 dollars.
IL any government, ever exhibited
s.lch productivity profliacy, and mad
ness as this, we should he to hear i,
named. The United State, are To h.
beggared by the Administratis,, for III.
purpose oil carrying on the mo, ria;c
ulous, unfounded, ard unjust wa ,ba,
was ever waged VIII! The people Of
this country submit to this j? Are an
our rIghtstooe Frustrated s. sacrificed,
Tor the pretended pu' pose Of vindicating
one Are there no rights but those OF
sailors J
btsldes---suppose by next June q
treaty should be signed, and ratified
Then this mighty expence will be
thrown away An armislice would
have the double effect of saving many
lives, and the most wanton waste Of nub.
lie money that was ever heard OF he
fact is, the Admnis,r alion are endeav.
curing TO hide their own shame, and
assuage their own NORTH alton and m
the vain attempt, they will, without re.
remorse, destroy the. constitution, and
ens!ave the nation Conn Mirror.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31
Picture Of tie Times.

Parents aud Masters of families des
titu,e oil employment with meagre and
detected countenances and
bali starved children. Fat officers and
meagre soldiers stalking TIN oueh. the
country, annoying theinhabitants whom
they are bound to protect, and violating
the civil authority, rs well as the law,
oi decency. Smps Of commerce dis
mantled and ro,ting at the wharyes, and
hauled up into coses. pimps and spi, S
oil the customs running their nose. INTO
their neighbor's barns, stables, ware,
houses, and other necessary appu ,esan.
ces Wa'e,ed rum, sanded sueat, AMI
other aa!ulI Grated mixtures, selling at
the highest Leeaeca prices. Ginger
bread and Crackers, about halt their or
binary weight and SIZE, made of coun
try flour and milan meal, npred loeefA.
er
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31

THE ishicriher hereby gives pub ic notice
to al concerned ha, he has been duy
appoiu ed aud AIKEN upon himfelf the truit Of
aimlnilifaIor on he etlate of
Thomas Morfe,
late of Portland in The C, UNITY If Cumberland
ma 'ner. deoeaied, by giving bond q. the aw
drsets .-he therefore requ.is all perions wh
ae Indebted TO the fad deceafeds eta e tc
make immediate payments and hofe who
have any demands thereon 10 e,hibit the
iaRe IL the Comm, tIioners =. -.
Jan. 81, 1874. JOEL PRINCE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31
DiNoiutiOn # Partne, hin.

TIN Co pa ,nerihip hereof re .ubGftinp
!, between he iuoicr'hers is this day dii-
.o'"eo ny mn. nal eobisnt All perlon. nav
ing demands againif faid f m are de6red to
pre- en- ihe'' h''ls--and thofe indebted are
re9u.i'ed to make immediate payment.
JONArH m {. LEWIS.
DAVID ROBINSON
Pevsiaa5, 'Ta1 81 ,sli
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31
LOST.

A the fire on Union Wharf two Fir.
Bucket', M ked W c Week on,
marked w Goldman. aud Que naked q
Mo ey. and a Bed Key ny ,of..matiou
r9ipect,ng hem will be thankfully received at
IL III e. Jos. 81, tsI4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31
TIE LspE FYPP

IN part OF ~ las impression we gave
an account ot the fire which took place on
mon Wharf IN hi. town, IN he evening IT
The 22d inst. / wts stated ha, the bu,ld.
ing consumed con s,ned five stores. where.
as II contained bu; four. we understand
that by this conhagrstIon, Messrs. S. n s.
Porter lost part of wo gangs of rigging,
ABOUT 1000 WI. Coffee, small ou.n,ily Of
ships firni ure and all their bo.-i and D.
pers-,hat the Goods in the o.her three
Stores were nearly all removed, except a
quantity OF sall stored ia Nos. Ii and Is.
owned by Mr. J. Richardson, of this town,
e. M'Cobb, ut Georgetown, on which it 4.
.,'sesured the loss cannot exceed 100 hhds.
| edeTstand th.t the building - as own.
y Geo. Wh,tenore, OF Portland,
of M. C,rnelios Duran. 5
800 L fof Saco. and 5. Goldman, ESQ
Of Boston.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31

" the iualcr'her having been Apo. nsed
As ~ the Judge OF psobaie for the county
eli. =, be- and 10 receive aud Examine the
,he creditors TO tie efate of
,,,o.p. Thomas Morfe, r.
s.ared rspsnd in fad county, Mariner, de-
q, mop,b. ,shtsd mfoivent. give n,,iee tha,'
so-oye their owso thee edito I, 10 brinsi',
ma, fsrv,re Al ms--and that We ihai a,iepd
h,,, az, oo ,bs ottiee Of JobD Fro hing.
and on n. 6,it ,at,it saturday of February
mon,h. Nsys of the five 70 uw,ns
JOHN .
JosIpkRorHiNGH ~.
JsHasryf9. ie'0
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31

notwithstanding the recent offer of
o'ea' Britain to negotiate for peace, and
VIC acceptance OF that offer by Mr..
"'oison, yet, he tells Congress, that
uere must be no relaxation in proyi-
Jung means to carry on the war with
"souf. The truth is, the war is not
'a'rying on for any national purpose,
0u' solely Tor the qualification of the
'ase passions OF a small number of
proud ambitious, and ,indictive men.
'"ey have been chagiined a, the disas
'e's' and disgrace, Which they have
e'oush' upon the country, and are
,'a'o OF losing their populal ity, and with
"'aeir power, aud the, new are endeav
Vu'ing to strike some bold stroke which
'aall raise their sinking characters, and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31
N,E the fuhfcribers having been sppoin,

ME- the fuhfcribers having been sppoiut
w ed by he Judge ct Probate for HI
county of Cumberland TO receive ard eHamin,
the claims OF The crednors of the elta,e
CALEB GRAHAM late of Portland in fae
county, Gentleman, deceaied, repreisnted In.
ioivsn,. give noiice that fix months ere al ow.
ed the creditor. to bring in and prove heir
claims. and hat we ihaIl st'end hai Ter ice
a. the ftice of John Fro hipshan Eiq on the
hrit Fddsy of February aud on he lrn FRI
day OF The five following month.
JOHN ROCKINGHAM,
\ JOSEPH TITCOMB.
l a.. on taiA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31

The victories of BonaPa> tf.,. III. u 9
eazettel remind Us of rem. a. of o,.;.
hoos0 fAilor, as recorded IN the pas. =, c.,
fmlth--" We ihould have been fl -,
laid this honelt ar, bu unfortuna
lott all our men iSif a. Us -pDs e.i,g 10
Vitlsry'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31

THE uhier her hereby g'vea pubic no.i
10 al Concerned. ihs, he has Teen gu
ap, o,nied and AIKEN upon tmle the truIi
an adminitrato, CD the AT VIII aud reltams,
nf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31

ament have determined 10
AS uHbsv, and re. urn
with cargo from any -, -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31

The Answer of the House OF Rep
resentalives Of this Commonwealth, 10
the Governors speech, is published in
this paper. 1t is dienified and manly
expression Of the sentiments and feel
hgs OF the Legislators of free and in
dependent state, upon the tyrannica
Oppressive measures OF the General
Government, in the abuse of delegates
powers. 1t now remains to The people
oi this once Furnishing and powerful
State to determine, whether they viii
,amely yield their independence ant
invite further aggression by submission
-or promptly resist tyranny by Z
determined adherence to the rights ant
privileges bequeathed to them by III,
heroes ard patriots of our glorious
revolution.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31

The bill TO encourage enls'men,s has been
pissed IN the Senate Of the u. with an
a'enamen' reducing the bounty, and sent 10
u'e House for concurrence The Hou,e, we
understand. has non concurred ia the amend
men's OF tbs Senate, and Commit,ees from
sach branch have been sppoinlcd to confer
On The subject.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31
Mark knight,

late of on'heid, in he un,y of Cuunber ar
yeoman. dee..i,d, hy g'v,ug hond q, the /.
d'rects-He the efofe requeii. al perfon.
are inisbted TO the faid decesied's eitae
make immediate payment and ,hofe W.
have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit l.
lame to SAMUEL. KNIGHT
3ansa.Y Is IolA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31

III OF war IN Eu-
ages in this country
.nected with events in
&c are interested in lidings
.fmies in Germany far more
IN the miserable remnants of
) on our own frontiers. The
.ope ofpolicy" directed by the French
Emperor has more influence upon us,
than any plsns originating at Wash.ag-
ton.
The nomination Of Clay and Russell
in addition to Adams * Bayard as COM
missioners to negotiate with e Britain
has been ratified by the Senate The
dark and ambiguous conduct of the ex-
eculiye on all diplomatic intercou Sc
leads usto form nothing but conjectures
ssto the result.
In Congress bill has passed the
House to prevent Nantucket from star
wing by its insular stuation, if time can
be found to apply TO the President for
leave to coasters to carry them bread s.
water. Attempts were made by Messrs
Eing, BradburyS Wilson, of this distric,
to procure an extension Of the scaniy
privileges of the bill, to other places
similarly situated with Nantucket
Several places in Maine were snumera-
,ed-such as Moose Island, Desert Isl
and Deer Island, Fox Island, Monhe-
gan Island, &c. some of which contsineC
400 Inhabitants; and all of them a.
many as Nak,ucket, and most of them
suffering severely for want of provisions
all attempts were yaia-they were
voted down by an unfeeling majority.
The Legislature of Massachusetts
are assiducusly engaged in he business
da winter session land progressing
as Fast as the importance ST the subjects
coming before them, will admil.
A resolution has been introduced in
TO Congress for appoiniing'a commute,
toenqaire into and report on the subj
Of expatriaiion II was ordered TO Ii,
on the table.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31

HE iu5ier,ber hereby give, pubic mott
1 TO all concerned tha ihe ha. been d,
appointed aud taken upon herisIf the truft
admnlliratriI az he ei.a,e of
Daniel small
late OF Fa'mou h in he eoun of Cumbe
land gent snan deceaied, hy giving bond :.
the law directs ihe therefore ,equrf. all ne
Ton who are mdebted 10 the fad d cezied
eiiAte TO make immediate payment; and thof
who have any demands the con, 10 e.h,bi
the fame to LUCY SMALL
Jan q, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31

We understand the Army of Custo n
House pimps and spies have ls,ely dis
covered some teams OF goods in Scarbo--
rough and succeeded in capturing and
securing their plumber.