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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16
THE E,T''TE.
MARIINSBURGH .
THURSDAY, JUNE l6.
BIBLE SOCIETY.

The meeting, proposed to be held in
Martinsburgh on the 26th ult. for the pur-
pose of instituting a Bible Society in the
County ofBerkeley, having been unavoida-
bly postponed, several persons, with a view
of carrying into effect the object for which
that meeting was appointed, assembled or
the 18th instant.
On motion, George Pcr'erfeld, Esq was
appointed Chairman, and the Rev. John b.
Hoge, Secretary.
Resolved, that this meeting nov proceed
to organize a Bible Society.
The Committee appointed at a previous
meeting, for that purpose, reported a form
of a Constitution which they had prepared
for the government of the Society !; which
Constitution having been examined and a
mended, was unanimously adopted.
On motion, the following persons were
elected Managers of the Society for the
ensuing year:
R4WLEIGH COLSTON, President,
R Rfkh2l M0 W1zs6v, : res Pres,
Req. JOHN b. HOGE, Corresponding
pHi 1sfls' c. gP;ENDAEToN, Recording
Sse1ts1og; COOPER, 7,easurer,
I wv, r z: So2e Fl Managers.
WILLIAM RIDLEY
Resolved, that the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Martinsburgh
Gazette.
On motion, adjourned.
Geo. PORIERFIELD, Chairman,
JOHN B. HOGE, Secretary.
e. IL may be proper to inform the
public, that according to the Constitution
Which ua adopted, land phich, atis pre-
sumed, wW hereafter be p~ubtished,) any
person may become a member cfthis So
ciety, by paying any sum uchich he may
think proper, not less chan tro dollars,
annually, uhiie he remains a member,
and that he 1riH be permitted to 1rithdraU
at the end of any gear. Application on
this subject may be made to any Of the
Managers Of the Society.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16
ALEXANDRIA,. Inue Il

We have be en- politely favored by the
Editors of the N. York Gazette, with
an extra, containing news three DAYS
later than that which was received by the
arrival at Halifax. The mostprominent
events announced by this arrival, are,
the departure of Bonaparte under a guard
ofi5oo men from Fontainbleau, for his
place OF exile-a sanguinary battle on the
nth of April between Lord Wellington
and Marshal Soult, in which the former
was victorious-and the restoration ct
the Roman States to the Pope, and OF
Tuscany to the Grand Duke of Wurtz-
burg. 1t is also said by this arrival, that
Messrs. Gallatin and Bayard were 10
London on the 18th of April.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16
Three Dollars Reward.

STRAYED away from Old Town, Hamp.
shire County, on the 2Sth of May last, q
bay HORSE, fifteen hands high, ten years
old this spring, has a small blaze in his
face and a scar on his right hip, tro's and
racks will give the above reward II 10 Is
brought home to me near Martinsburgh, and
five dollars if delivered to Conway Rector,
in Old Town, Hampshire County.
WILLIAM LYLE.
June Is, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16
BOSTON, June 2.
FROM QUEBEC.

We hear from Quebec, that the feet
which sailed from England in April,
with troops and seamen, and frames OF
several vessels Of war for the Lakes,
had arrived there.
w have been favored with the loan
Of the Quebec Gazette of May IS.
@uebec, Nay 2e.
1t is evident that England is about
to prosecute the war 10 America 10
such a way as will relieve her Colonists
here from a large share OF the burthen
which they have hithetto borne with so
much honor to themselves, but which
might eventually have proved too great
for their means.
Kingston, May II.
Sir James Yeo is cruizing on the A.
merican side of Lake Ontario for the
purpose of intercepting every thing 60
ing to Sacket's Harbor. He sent a
nag of truce to Hnttney-ville, (Sodus,)
demanding the public property-accor.
dinghy about $50 bbls. of flour were
given up, and quietly brought off but
when the boats were leaving the shore,
q party of ri6e-men, concealed IN the
woods, fired a volley into them, which
killed one man and wounded several,
among then a captain of Marines-Sir
James, we understand. is determined
TO inaict signal punishment on them, for
this cowardly and assassina,ing conduct,
by the total destruction of the village
before he leaves the shore.
Captain Mulcaster, (wounded in the
attack on Oswego,) is doing well.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16
Take Notice.

have declined keeping public house, as it
respects the sale of liquors, having never
thought it very profitable, and my arreara-
ges SO far behind, having but the country
custom generally ; the stand is still COM
modious for the entertainment of man and
beast, in every other way as heretofore.
GEORGE LAMON.
Gerrards. Town, June 10, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16
Six Cents Reward.

RAN away from the subscriber, living two
miles from the mouth of Back Creek, on
the Both day of May last, a free boy of CO.
lour, named Samuel Bransmah, bound to
me according to law he is about sixteen
wears of age. Six cents reward, but no
thanks will be given, for taking him up.
HENRY BARNES.
June l6, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16
Five Dollars Reward.

STRAYED from the subscriber, on Thurs
day last, between Martinsburgh and Opec-
kon, a chestnut sorrel MARE, four or i've
years old, with a white name and tail, has
a large wart on her nose, and is a natural
trotter. l will give the above reward to
any person who will return the said mare
to me, or to MIR. Andrew Goulding, in Mar
tinsburgh.
THOMAS BENNETT.
June l6, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16
Weaving Business.

THE subscriber informs his friends and the
public generally, that he carries on the a
bove business in Gano Town, On Back
Creek, two miles from Mills Gap, in all
its various branches, at the shortest notice
and on the most reasonable terms.
JOHN COULTER.
June 10, 1914. CIV.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16

coekade; which, from this moment, is
,be national cackade, and the only rally
ing sign Of the French.
April lo.-Te Deum will be chant.
sd tomorrow on the place of Louis
XIV. after which a salute of 100 can.
non will be fred.
The Moniteur states, that the Acts
If Adherence are so many, that it can
M, enumerate them /; and adds, emphat.
ically. France is unanimous
II is said above 12oO state prisoners
have been released 10 Paris, &c.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16
FOR SALE,
A very valuable
Negro Woman,

about thirty six years of age, who is an
excellent house servant, a good seamstress,
knitter, spinner and washer, together with
her three children, two boys and a girl,
the oldest six years, the youngest fourteen
months. Applyto the Printer.
June Is, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16
Scythes and Sicklcs.

Grading Scythes, Z Crum Creek Whet.
Grass ditto, s stones.
German Grass do. Milan whst't0nss,
Rakes,
Hugh Longs (best warranted) Sickles,
Knives and Forks, Table Spoons,
MARYLAND tOld) Whisky, by the Hogshead,
Barrel, Ha.fBarrd, or Cation.
Bottles, Jugs, Pitchers,
Wooden & Potters Ware.
A few Bushels Ground Alum and Fine
Salt.
Susouehannah Herrings. No. |, Bait oo,.
Inspection.
Best Sugar House Molasses, Sugar. cofea
Tea Chocolate, and Rive.
Pure LemonAcidf Punch
and Lemonade.
Mems strong Shoes, &c. &c. &c.
With many other useful and necessary ar
ticles for Harvest.
JAMES s. LANE.
Shephsrd's-T Town, June 9, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16

BosToN, June s..
Yesterday the Hon. CHRISTIE
PIER GORE was reelected a Sena.
tor of the U. States for six years from
the 4th March next.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16
Take Notice.

ALL those indebted to me, will please
make immediate payment to MIR. Edmund
S. Graham, who will pay and receive debts
in my absence.
DANIEL ZINN.
Norfolk, June g, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16
Paris, Abyii II.

This morning B%ouaParte at last set off
from Fo~utaiubleau.
IL is affirmed thath yesterday demand
ed three Libraries, that of Fontainbleau,
tina, of the Council of State, and his pr.
yate Library at the Thuillefies, and be-
sides, all his carriages, to the numoer
ofi60.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16
RALEIGH, June 8.

We this moment learn that an express
has just arrived TO Col. Long, Inform.
irg him tina. alarge British force is off
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16
B%ONAPARTE IN ELBA.
Island Of EDa.

Island Of Eliza.
This raland, destined for the future
residence Of Bonaparte. on a pension,
as is said of % or 25,OoOl. sterl. per
ann. is sisuated in the Mediterranean
between the island of Corsica and The
coast of Tuscany ; it is from 25 TO 80
leagues in circuit, with a population OF
13 700 souls. 1t contains two excellent
harbors, Porto Ferrsgo & Porto Loogo-
ne.
We understand, that Col. Smelling
passed through this city, yesterday
morning for Washington, with dispatches
from Gov. Provost, to the Secretary OF
State. The Major left Plattsburgh on
Thursday evening.
Mer. Adv.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16
OUR PROSPECTS BRIGHTEN.

Every day furnishes information of some
new and important event which increases
our hopes of a general peace. The gloom
which had very generally pervaded the
ranks of democracy, and which had even
extended its influence over some few fed
e~ralists through a mistaken fear that the
late astonishing revolution in Europe might
operate iniuriously to the U. States, will
now be dispersed by the late cheering as
surance of a friendly disposition towards
this country, which is so promptly anlfes
ted on the part of the new government OF
France as it affords evidence that Great
Britain, to whom the French monarch is
so much indebted, cannot be averSe 10 IN
clude us in a 6 general paciication-
Fed. GGzette.
Among the many reasons for B~onapartes
chusing the island of Elba as the place OF
his future residence which have been in
geniously surmised /; perhaps the following
curious one may not be thought the least
amusing.
BONAPARTE IN ELBA.
In ELBA is p~lac'd-(an appropriate %station)
NAPOLEON, once ABLE, once fear'd by
each nation.
Now, stript of his empire, his legions dis
pers'd,
His ZEAL situation is, ABLE reUersed
ibid.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16
! have an elegant new
Gil @,

made in German Town, Pennsylvania,
which will dispose of much lower than
the original cost. Apply to
II. S BENNETT, Harpers Ferry.
June l6, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16

INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE,
From the N. York e. Post Of June 10.
LATEST NEWS.
Yesterday afternoon arrived the French
National brig Olive Branch, in as days
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16
Anniversary of st. John.

1T the request Of the Worshiafa! Master
and Brethern of Mount Horsb Lodge,
DIVINE service will be performed in the
Episcopal Church in Martinsburgh, on
Friday the cath instant. in commemoration
of ST.. JOHN the EVANGELIST. Mem
bers OF different Lodges are invited to
attend.
ROBERT WILSON, Secretary.
june 10, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16

e. Advertisements omitted, shall op-
pear merit week.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16

the mouth of Cape Fear. The whole of
the Regular troops in Cansoument near
this city will be marched for the sea-
board to-day or tomorrow.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16

Extract ola letter from Le0Ven Gayle
Lieut.. Gel Of the 61st Regs. 10 tn
6Sjutont General, 2died
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-03

view to profit, of the concessions which
might thus be made by the United States,
in future negotiations with the Baltic pow
ers ifthis was the object of the British
government. and II Is not easy to conceive
any other, it clearly proves the advantage
to be derived in the proposed negotiation,
from the aid of those powers, in securing
from the British government, such condi-
tions as would be satisfactory 70 all parties.
IL would be highly honorable as well ne adj
vantageous to the United States, if the
negotiation with which you are charged,
should terminate in such a treaty.
have the honor to be, &c. &c.
tSigned) JAS. MONROE.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-03
Marfins5urgh, Virginia,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
JOHN ALBURIIS.
INSTRUCTIONS. Sc. coNoLUpED.

Extract Of letter from the secretary of state to
The commissioners OF the United States for treat
ING of peace with Great britain, dated
Department Of state, June %, 1873.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-03

Mr., Monroes secretary OF state, to the pirnipo-
tentiaries ufthe United States, az Gctacnbnrg
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-03
in many instances. known to, and sane
toned by, the British government.
have the honor to be, sc. &c. &c
Signed JAMES MONROE.

Mr. Monroe, secretary of state, to the plenipo-
tentlaries of the United States, at ST. Peters.
burg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
BOOKS g STATIONARY.

KEPT confsantly for fae, At SAMUEL BUTTS
A Bookitore. Hay ma ket Row, Maine iareet.
large and Email Bibles, Tef1aments, Watts, Belk-
naps. smith X Jones, and smith x SIeepers Palm
end Hymn Socks variety Of MilceIiaoeous
Works among which are many new publications,
90 wit-Campbes Lecau e.; Hiifory OF Vermont;
4 L. Pains Work.. Alton on Tate Solitude
Swssseued; Peni,ens Of 0odGow Rokeby, Her
io,s Travels in Canada; Lathrop ON the Globe !;
Trumbuli's Hilory Of the United Stasss Waus'
Sermons Colyers Lectures, Chri0isn Obferver;
Naval H,itery Of the Uaved state.
Afos,ment Of school Books. Quiils. Paper, lux
Powder. large and fmalI Perpetual Almanacks.
w.rh many other articles which will be difpoied
Of on ~ good erms - can be obtaaed in Portland
AiC, For Sat--three Houfes, 6tuated
In pesfanf parts Of he Town. oae Of which 10 well
ea'cu Ased for Pubic Houle-and . number Of
valuable Houfe Lotto, htuated near the central part
Of the town
A4s-two Houfes r. L.. 6uased in pleafant
parts Of the sown--Inquire ~ above.
AbsH 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
From Enoeb Perley, Ed.

bRlporoN 1876:
Having for number Of years been fully coc-
WINGED of the efficacy Of DE- Dssss R5es.sss ~,
anc IN order toinduce thofe who are troubled viii
the Rhsumatitm. 60 try them, llaa,, make fhosf
lla,ement Of their good effects upon nv wife ~
the year 1907 fhe was violently attacked 10 ever
part Of her frame, with that complaint d. =.
attended by reipec,abe Ply Gcian,but her diSt(Irr
increaied, and her pain became iafupportsI,ls ~
could not even turn in he'd more than an inhc,
accidentally met with DR. Deans Pill, one dole &
Which edentially relieved her, ard ne VA fooe
able 20 wax he houfe, and has had listls OF uoae
Of il fnce
ErTheie Pills are fold BY BENJAMIN BUT
NAN Middk f.eet, PoarIANp, by appoiu, nea.--
price 30 cents per boz. April Is, 1874
3Wep&eoptf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
NEW AND USEFUL.
Dr.. Dsan's Patent Vegetable Rbeu.
matte PILL

49, ~~~~b sSsSWt CyCtUOIe KfJfH-
matte Pills.
THE utility Of these pills no candid mind 80.
j question, after reading the follswins rsf,s,-
table certificates: p's-
We the fubicribers, certify that DR. DrAn.. Pr.
have been freely uied in our families for fev.,.,
years, and find them to be fate and ueful f.n;,.
medicine Especially for the R5ssmsAtw, in Which
complaint we are fully convinced Of irs being NOR.
ehectual than any other medicine within our inovl.
edge and DO think !, avaluabie difcovery There.
fore. for the purpofe If exrendng its uieuoe, ,na
encouraging others to try it, we u5icribe 70 thu
certificate
subfcrbed to by the following Gen,lemeu--
Hon George Thatcher, Judge Of tie
Supreme Judicial Court q dze0aebystts.
Rev. NaIhl. Webeer, John Turner.
jeremiah Hill, Edmond Coffin, Efoe;
MIR. lch Fairfield, Israel Burke.
jeremiah Hill, jr. James March,
Luke Brock, James Pinkham,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
Elegant Beaver
i1A is.

THE Directors of the Po,tissi Hat Msssfat3sry
= inform the Geatlemen OF Portland and the,
country. thar they are manufacturing FINE HATS
upon al improved plan aud 10 upe,,or mAn
ner and cheaper than any io,d IN he Diar.ct u
Maine according to the quA.ty Having obtained
'saipA for colorins. they will warrant their
Has TO wear good black,
Gentlemen who wish TO pufchafe are invifed to
call At the HAT Factory Ware Hou,s and examine
for themielves -ALSO-
A quantity of COTTON YARN for fale ~ 4
bove.
JOSHUA SHA W, Agent for P II. NJ
MAY q en-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
SHOES.
BELKNAP & RUNNELLS.


Ne. I. MsDsys Rs.u,
Lave jui received q large afortment of Gen.
= tiemen, Ladies. M,ffes 4 Children Morocco,
Kid and Leather SHOES, of the 6rh quality and
latch fafhious.
AHs, ~ se.Egs~sss.
1000 pair low priced Ladies Morocco
SHOES,
Which will be fold whoIefale " retail 1t the Bot.
ION prices, for Cafh or approved credit.
Lilswas-Have on hand 6rfl rate
EngE/b, PHILADELPHIA and Kor6ayy Stoek,
for Boots and shoes
Italian, Pate Backing, &c.
u The Boot & Shoe Making BuEnefs.
carried on - ufual, and NOT exceeded by Any in
the Dlftrtt CT Maine.
N B-Fouf Journsymsn Boot Makers wanted
Immediately. A1s.
100 lbs good Shoe Thread, for which geres-
Gus price will be Cvsa. II Mey 9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
MASSACHUSETTS Medical Society

THR saasa, uessiss of the soeiety will be held
a on RsdssEisy The 6rtt day Of Juue in the Hall
of the ssc,e in Matooro isrees at 10 o'clock AM
The aased meeting of the Councillors. viii be On
the day following thar on which the Society meet,
% ~ O'Clock a. M
A me<sing Of the Cenfors will be held for the es
animation Of caaidates. on TSssfdey preceding the
annual NEE ing. a. o o'clock A. M Tho(e who with
70 prslent thsmfelves, are deGred TO give previous
uosise 70 the iuoferibse
By ssAsv IF ~ Prsftsss,
J. C. WARREN, Rec. Seevessyy
The fellows Of the Society, are Informed. that
their Diplomas now ready for delivery. Thoie
who may not at,end the annual meeting, are re-.
queilsd TO au no ne tome one 10 receive their di
plomas Every fellow Of the Society. who has com
piled with he bye.laws Is entitled TO this dpnoa.
Or certificate of feowfhip. may 6 !,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
HORACE COLLAMORE.
Ne. %, MssiSe'e f,sst. C"s~ Of F,aslhs Tssss,
has yoR sALg- JAZZ
An es,eu6ve afor,ment of
Croekery, ClaG and China Ware,

COMMITTING or
1000 dozen edgd and c. c. Plates. Twifflers
and Mufhns-edgd aud c. c Soup and Sauce
Tureeus-Bus,er Boats. &c 1000 ie,s Enameled
and c C. Tea and Coffee Cups and Saucers- lea
pots--eugau and Creams--Mugs-Jug -Bowls,
&c --hiue Printed Tea Coffee and Dining sets Of
the Oriental Stag and Zebra Pa,terns--blue Prin.
ted Tea and Coffse Cups and Saucers- Coffee Pots
-hugs-Jugs aod Bowie.
Cb;aa-'5O boses Canton China Tea and Coffee
Sets-Can'on China Dining Se,s-Di.hes--P Plates
-Twi fIlen- Muiiins--Soup and Sauce Tureens--
Cups AID Saucers-Cullard Cups-sa!lads and
Bakers.
Elegant French Porcelain China Tea and Coffee
sess Cups and Saucers Images -&e.
Glys--EIegant CUT aud Common Deeansers--
Iumbl ers- Wines Embellishments Cuf
tard Cups-C -Sals--Lamp and p oof Caf.
| es- Pocket Bo,tles-Entry Lamps, &C. SO afor
ted Craes. tumAbls for Country Dealers
Crate carefully repacked to luit Purehafers
Bottom, april i6; sw
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23

L 4 SuAsoV' LUXURIOUS ANB 1HH
HvfocHosDaIAcH cilzehs Of Por'lsns and 10
| vicinMy - efessd the VOLATILE AROMATIC sad
HAD ACHE ssurs which II soc,ofed Ia q. eesAnt
bottle, aniwersng Al the pu pole II = fauG Dox
prepared oy joan WafrwsLL Caem,it i D ss-
gut. Bsiton. siafs IL conisquenee Of the .eisera-
sea attempts Of obf-ure individuals often tunes IL.
Moran and unpr'nc'pied TO impole upon the cred
ulisy OF the people. By hon Of remed'ss, isfaii-
bic 10 al caaes, ~Ssf6s. ss,sAs ssessbk pubiaes-
,ions OF this are no more to be regasdsd shaa the
declarations Of man psoverbiai foe biz want q
veraeity who either from principle or policy oera.
honally ipeaks the sruth-Ihe adversder shsfeiOn
IN this intta0ee viii o0iy add, that tse . a&go
amount have been enected 10 Bolton md stsvhsses
asd 70 az eaies TO sne tstnszcson OF me purehas
Numerous amaAv'.s q ~ efnescy might be sdds.
sed, oat 70 theie ai' the PeOis can Place no eea-
ndsnee one Aveuue on'y aeems oPea to sfrs1 ne
assennoa aad ses afe the coincidence OF toe eoadsu'
MY ana mar avenue % IN ponsnon o. ne psopn.
cor ~ the voluntary ana uno'shse cersnesse y
Ooet beil "A'efnoule, the Jennsr OF AnefIea'--
CHtt.sss from pocs 6sl Wafs. 6asfs, jsi'ssD y ~
~sa ss' .ess!y |" Assass- sss y ~ sss4s-' sadsfet
"6ss! y f'"..'-1s.s P,y:0'. Y stss,1 ~ tsSsfts y
Ps.fs n 'Ss V"'vssfty G@sS''.gs ~ lssM ae'ss"
.. sss.y ~'~1 as, AL ssfs' Of Fry = Ad.g~tssa'.
sir. 10 sai~er TO your letter eon'a'nn: =. erumeF.
alton OF the Articles sompohny your lnua-I would
rema' Z 'has although nave found NO rssi'n TOT
changing my wen known op'n'on OF %: Pefn's,ous
eueets Q! the 'noso1Ae u'e % TOBACCO ~ aay Iosm
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23

NOTICE 10 hereby sivea t. the Heirs of Mail
Ksgbs, late Of Otis6eld. and all concerned. that
spioea.'on has been made TO me by Samuel Koieh'.
Standardization on the Eflate Of laid deceafed for
Sibery TO felt the perfona Eftae Of faid decesied
excepting what has beeo allowed TO the widow
and what proviiions and hay hav. been confirmed
and fsid application will be eonGdered ata Pro
bate Coust TO be holden At the Heuie of Mr. 10
fab Shaw, Ia Corhani, on The 6rn Wedoeiday oil
Hume next. ~ ten o'clock n when and where
they may appear, If they Zee it, and be heard there
one
SAML. FREEMAN, JsSgs sfjs;d Ca.rs.
Mey H. 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
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nv AR1HyRs SHIRLEY,

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IS cents for smaller sd,ersisemsaa.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
roo Dollars Reward !!

vryHERRAS the Saw and Grin Mile, and Card
wv ing machine. at Lewilon falls, owned by
Jo6ah Little Efq & ION. were deAroyed by FIRE
on the night Of the Gath nit and there is fuf :ens
reafon to believe that the FIRE was fet by fome vile
;ocendiary or incendiaries; and whereas a. the in
hab,au,s of the town Of Lewifon, 10 legal town
meeting on the Cd inf authorized the Se'ectmen of
fad town TO o9er reward of FIVE susDsHo DOL
Lars 20 any per.on or perlons who ihou!d give
fuch information a. ihould caufe the faid incendi !
srv or ;nsendiaries to be convicted Of the crime
We the selectmen of faiG Lewifton, therefore, do
hereby offer the faid reward of Fvs bssdrsd DoIs's
TO any perfon or perfon who will give iuch infor.
NATION. JOEL THOMPSON s..se,~e.y
DIN REED,
WV. 0ARCELoN. Ae"T'''
Lsrv;ess, Ma, SIS. 1914