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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-14
THE ESSEX.
NEW. YORK, July 8.

-
Capture of The United States FrigaSs
Essen, Captain Porter, and arrival
of the Essen Junr.
Yesterday arrived at this port, the ship
Essex Junr. capt Downes, in 70 DAYS from
Valparaiso, as a cartel, with most of the
crew of the u. S. frigate Essex, Com.
Porter, captured the 2oth March, in the
Bay of Valparaiso, by the British frigate
Phoebe, of So guns, and SEQ men, and the
sloop of war Cherub, of 90 guns and $50
men, after a bloody action Of 2 l2 hours.
The Essex lost her first and third Lieute-
nants, and l52 men, killed, missing and
wounded. The Essex had on board only
goo men. The loss of the enemy could
not be assertained. Capt. Porter has ar
rived at the Navy Yard.
The following contains the particulars
of the action, &c. by which our readers
will perceive that, although we have un
fortunately lost another frigate, the naval
glory of our country remains unsullied.
United States Jrigc cite Esser, DAVID
PoRTER, Esq. Commander-March %,
1914. Light winds and cloudy at day
light got every thing ready to weigh. ak
p%ecting the eHemy's ships were to leeward,
accordir< to the report of Lieutenant
Maury, who was last evening entrusted
with an expedition TO effect this and we
we're much surprised, at about half past
six, to see both ships close to the weather
point of the Bay.
They stood within the point. tackled
and stood out again. At noon, the wind
freshened at S. s. w. and INCREASED to a
strong gale. Struck royal yards and masts.
At rs minutes past 9, parted the larboard
cable which caused us to drag the star
board anchor. Captain Porter hailed the
Essex Jr 10 send her boat to take MIR
Poinstait on shore.
Immediately after he left us, capt. Por
ter gave orders to cut the cable, which
was done, and sail made on the ship The
enemy's ships were at this time standing
in for the port. On lufing round the point
of Angels, a heavy squall struck us, which
carried away our main topmast by the low
er cap. Two men, Samuel Miller & Tho
mas Brown, fell overheard and were
drowned as we suppose. The ship was
wore and hauled to the wind on the star.
board tack, and orders given TO clear the
wreck, The mainsail and m~aintopsaiI
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-14

I, h;s Garment and feel sanetifed. lie enters
| the temple Of the living God. In humble
imitation Of his divine master, he proclaIms
! pardon and peace. Those lips, which VIC
torious in the plain of LEIPZIG, cried out
GLORY TO God. now, again victorious, com
! plete the anthem of benediction. GLORY
be to God in the highest, and on earth
peace. Good will towards men. Let all
nature join in the triumphant song Glory !
! Glory to God: and on earth peace.
We who are promoters and supporters OF
war We whose enyenomed tongues have
slavered out invective on all who wear lcgi-
! innate crowrsl We who represent seve-
re, ms as wild beasts, for whose destruction
| all means are lawful, approach. Behold
Come We, also, who, wrapping yourselves
up in self c%onceit, look with affected pity on
! such as believe in a Saviour. Ye who
dwell, with cynic satisfaction, on crime
committed by fanatics Look there Those
kings are christians. And thou. too, De
mocracy savage and wild. Thou who
wouldst bring down the v~irtuous and wise
to thy level of folly and guilt Thou child
of squirting envy and sell ~tormenting spleen
Thou persecuter Of the great and good See,
though il blast thine eyebalis, rec the OBJ
jects of thy deadly hate. See lawful pria-
ces surrounded by loyal subjects. See them
victorious over the legions OF usurpation
See, they are hailed, followed, almost ado.
red. by the nation they conquered, pardon
ed and liberated. See that nation seize
the first moment offreedom to adopt a con-
s%titution like that of England. The land
{ of our great and glorious forefathers. The
land you abhor. The land at which your
madmen, if heaven INDUCED them with
power, would hurl the bolts of vengeance
and merge millions of their fellow men in
the pillows of the surrounding sea. Yes
Democracy, these are the objects of thy
hate. Let those who would know the lido
of thy devotion seek him in the Island o
Elba.
He abdicates. He shows thee. demo
cracy, his kindred blood. lie takes money
for his crown. Look at him Him whom
you hailed as inviDcib!e, omnipotent. lie
goes guarded. to protect him from being
murdered by those lately his subjects. He
goes, assassin of d'Enghein, a pensioner o
the house Of Bourbon.
That royal mouse now reigns. The Boar
bons are restored. Rejoice France (. Spain
Portugal ! You are covered by your ie
Ultimate kings. Europe rejoice. The
Bourbons are restored The family of ma
tons is completed. Pence. the dove de
scending from heaven, spreads over you
her downy pinions. Nations of Europe, ye
are her brethren once more-Embrace-
rejoice. And thou, too. my much wronget
country My dear, abused, selfmurderec
country. bleeding as thou art. rejoice
The Bourbons are restore3. Thy friends
now reign. The long agony is over. Ths
Bourbons are restored.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-14

Ter, Reel, do Isaac Valence, cGpts. Stea.
ord Leonard Green, quarter gunner
Enoch H'MiIey, do; Wnl WhitmeV. cant
.foretop Thos. TiEburn, capt. of mast.
John Stone, ear an Ephrdim Baker
Emo Metes, captain %zrdist; HIM. HOOD
seaman; Francis Trepanny, do j Penn.
do ; Geo, Williams, do Wm. Cole do
Henry Baker, do John Gidssean, do j.
Goidsborough, do L0upderuos, do p
anderson, do John johnson. do; Peter
Ripple, do; Thomas Oliver, do George
Shields, do ; I'm. Hamilton, o.s. 7hes
Andre0os, do I'm. Nickots, do Benin ~
BarSett, do Daniel Gdrdiaer, do /. 6
MIsaocs, boy.
Slightly wounded -DQuid Norano, saiS
maker, Ddoid G.. Farraget. midshipma,s
George w. Lsaacs, do John Lansley
carpenter, John tViHe, carpenters mate
John ReicesS, carpenters ereap, W. Boud
do; Benjcmin Woddem. carpenters ae.,
John francis, capt. eoGsrntn, L. NJ Cab
quarter master, Geo. Stoutenbourg. NJ
NJ Conatd. George BroUn, Shu6aT Cun-
nsnghant, Robert Sc0ttudes, Antonia Sal
Ter, Geo. Love, HIM MatthsUs, ~. Con-
cord, Danid Hyde. Joseph Williams. f.
HartmeN, W"a. Burton, John Sacks, ~
beacon.
Missing George Martha, gummsr,s
mate, Adam Roach, Or. guansr, John
Thompson. Or master, Francis Dauis.
seaman, james C4oce. do Bartholomen,.
Trahnaan, Mdttheu Lauder, ~. HoInaes
John BagneH, Thos. Hobbs, Robert Har.
rison, Eduard Leford, ThoS. Parrons.
Hugh Gibson. James DormGs, Henry
Humphries, I'm Taylor, Caarges Ma.
cdrty, James N Crae, James Nqhoanv.
John Deacon, Simon Rodgers, Elias
". Saddus, John Queens, HIM Foor8yth.
George Schlosscr, John tyres, G. Gable
Thomas CorrOt, Charles Moore, Wm,
Holland
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-14

Capture Of The United States Frigats
Esser, Captain PORTER, and arrival
of the Essen Junr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27
Refforative Elixir.

This csiebrset 5E,x,r Is good IN Chronic
i Rheuma,ifm; inaigeGiou; Fisiulency; Hy-
pocoad riAcai affections. Bilious complaints; De
xiuet. raius 10 the head. back and imbs Lofs Of
appette Gene al Coiiiveueis, SIC. &c.
variety of compound medicines inieuded TO re
move Bilious comp alnis, are IN fome mcclure cal.
eua,sa 10 operate like this but while they cieaule
the ilomaeh and ps~eis the coats of The aomsch
and inseines are left 10 an iuhamsd and irritsted
Gae. THIS kii,ir on the her hand, Wide il pof-
(efes all the virtues of thoe medicine, is attended
With none OF their hazardous conequsae Il gves
a. ength without occalening irritation 20 the
weakened flaie of the prmE vie; it repairsthe or
gans Of diseton. reAores the appetite, and eaufss
greater portion Of the uutsieiou. part OF the n
liamen. to be carried into the iytien thur pro-
ducing fuller flow Of animal (p,fits. and raining
to . tone Of health the faculties u both body and
mind
Numerous certificates. from PhyGcians aud 9TH
err Of the beneficial effects ofthi, Elisr might be
pubifhed bus - Tome Of them are contained 10
the directions which accompany each Bott'e. il 10
thought unseccGasy inlers them 10 an advertils-
men,--Price b, ! SO per hottls
k1-rhe above Medicine 10 for fale by the Pro-
prietors agent, No. 8, state Areet. Bolton, and by
JOHN COE.
Exchange arees, Portland
June - (eovew)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27
Lands for Sale.

! 3OOO Acres. in the county Of Oxford
Maine This land 10 laid in 90 acre lots. and very
advantageou1y 6tuated on the Autrofoogn river
and Umbagog lake. A new road was cut through
it laft hummer, aud bridge built the river at
the expenfe of 400 dollars 1.-THE foil is excellent
and heavy numbered with hard wood-feveral
fprngs abound in this trac, with rams lu,table for
mill feau Eaf Andover, which is we'll fet,led
townihip is only miles dftant- Hallowell 46. and
Portland go. to which there are good turnpike
roads cut, aud water carriage for comfortable DIFF
lance. That part of the country Is fan feuling
and new roads are making every feafon The
above Land will be fold great bargain on long
credit, aud is well worthy the attention of land
fpecula'ors.----F For further particulars apply to
SAINT * SEWARD PoRTrR. at Portland, ca, w
GRRsN, Boffou, VIM BIopos7, Providence n u
or WM. II. Downs, Newyork 1nss t3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27
Farmers Spinner.

7 N order to encourage Domelic Manufa6nsosa I'D
fave the pro6ss 10 the indullrious Farmer IL
fubicriber offers the valuable ROWING and SPIN
MING Machines on the moi advantageous sssas
Bsisa under the necemly ofrequiring high psves
for f.gh ,ix5ss, but II liberty TO eel Tea and Cs
~ r,gh.s a. he pleafed, according 70 the seneres
his Decd he now oGers oae Machins comp . -
ready to fpin upon, 9th the right of the toun ~
not exceeding 5000 inhabi,anss) for uKl!
DOLLARS and 10 have the full privilege TO cui.s'
Eel aud fet up ~ many Machines 10 The TO y = -
pleAfes, aud not eliewhese ~ y, Y
The ierms of raya.sua vill b a mca<S VITA
good fecuri,y II one half paid down, the csnes Z
twelve month";. For CAN three do!ass dieouaP'
The Machines are 6s,ed with foms improvsme.e
TO fp,n good yarn direA from the roll II prspst3
carted in imail rolls and veil oiled; bush -
manufacturer fhould with TO reduce the yarn ~
Gne for warp, it will be necef1ary to rope M
which 10 done with cafe on the fame Machine =
Merno wool has been ipun Gxteen sks'ass % :
pound on them. "a
DoubteGs there will be many objections aga,ex
the ufe OF the fmall Machines, todhcourags the n'
mer from manufacturing his Own flock. but sney
are Al liberty 20 audy their intereA - they tnnk
proper Thoie gentlemen that are d'iposed =
buy . machine and right of town'or county
will apply At the Portland Hat Factory Wsfe-
houfe. in Portland, where they will hnstnsA
resdy for fpnuing.
If any ailiitauce lhouId be wassed to intrpc.
perions in fpinining. Capt. Daniel Croiman' o.
G,sens 10 Agent in,he abience Of the iuoieIlosIs
by forwarding line TO him he will attend At 'ns'.
houfes and give them the proper inil'uet'on' ~.
are neceTA,y. Ore machine Is iuis'c'ens 70. ,0yu
or 1--WE families; with good Spinner they w
fp,n from twenty four to thirty skens per oZ
with grea, cafe, and more accuracy than can "
perssrmed on common wheel.
JOSHUA SHAW. AesAs
fir cLlyER BARRETT, jun rs.sa'es,
N B.-sswsd Bond, Eiq and oihers oi nSs
town, (Me) have purchaied The r,ght to' '"s .a.
~ Of Liaeo,n, 70 whom application may "a
IN that quarter. (sm) "y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27

ROR fsie 1t the Book fore of E. LITTLE, * Co
general aforrnens Of Theological, C!sflicai,
Medical, k1ifcellaneous, and Law Books Lately
received, Wakeg's Rhesorica. Grammar. Mlners
Chnfch Hftory; limitation % Chriii. by Kempis !;
Eaber 90 the Prophecies; Smith ON Infant Bap,tm
-FuIers Edays; Springs do Newton's Letters
-Littesons do; Sacred Biography Treaiife on
MAssfia Medica. BY Cullen MercusiaI Difeafe, by
DR.. Matthias; Practical oblervations ON the mar.
azement OF Rupsufes; Treati(e on Soap making
Trotser On Drunkenoefs; Smith and Jone. Hymns
-Watts do-a great variety of School, Book,
Memoirs OF Mrs Harriet Newell MIR. Payfoui
Nicourie. delivered before the Bible Society-Life
Of Beattie.
~ iicke's, Aalfs and quarters, in the Plymouth
Beach Lotsery--for tale a. above
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27
NOTICE..

THE iubfcribers RESPECTFULLY inform the public
that they have en'ered into Coparsne-fhip, and
heir huEaeis in future will he conducted undo. the
firm of WZNSLOW u DIX.
AT the isore iately occupied by JONI DIX. Fore
Rreet, head Of Long Wharf; where they offer for
tale a general afortpeut of
Wet Inaia Goods 81 Groceries,
on reafonabie terms for cath or fhort approved
credit HEZ WINsI.OW,
Juue - JOHN DIX
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27
NEW GOODS.
Webber & Chase.

" HAVE for sale an extensive sssortmentot
ENGLISH e FRENCH. GOODS,
suitable for the present and approaching &c
son-among which are.
Best superfine 3rosdc'oths
Midling and low priced do.
Superhne Csssimeres, consisting OF
black, drsb and mixed
Cords-Coa,ings-- Duffils
Flsnnels and Baizes
Peliece Cloths-Bombazetts
Wiibores observation-disclosures
Best dress'd and addressed Calcoes
Silk and common Cingaams
Csmbricks, white, black and coloured
A large assortment Of Fancy Muslins
Shawls-silk and cotton Handkerchief
Long Lawn-Lmen-Braces
Gentlemen and Ladies' Beaver Gloves
ditto ditto silk & wors,ed Hose
Black and coloured Sewing Silks
Coat and Vest Buttons
Ribbons Tapes and Bobbins
Neutrality-suspicious. Grapes
Italian Crapes-Pins
Cotton Hose, gentlemen & ladies
Silk Gloves-Button Moulds.
A general assortment Of American
Factory Goods, &c. &c.
Portland, March z, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27
CARDING MACHINES.

X OBRRT MAYALI. 10 erecting Two Carding
~ Machines on the ten mile brook 10 Brown6eid,
where he will be ready 20 card wool by the IF
seen,h OF June infant. The price Of carding cite
perth for common wool; 10 cts. for full B. Meri-
no; etr half b; 2,cts. per ID additional for mix
ed WOO! Ne credit will be given--but wool. Lamb
fk'ns, Butter, Corn or grain will betsken in pay
nsnt Limingsou, June 3 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27
LIFE. OF MRS. NEWELL.

lust received aud for fae at l.. HYDE'S
j BookRare-pfic IS censs-A Sermon, by Rev.
Or Wood in remembrance of Mrs Hsrriet New
ell, wife Of The Rev. Samuel Newell, MfIianary in
India 70 which are ADDED Memoies of her Life,
Extrats from her Diary, &c. smbellhed with her
PORTRAIT, Alto
new, enlarged and improved edition of Smith
on the Pfophecies---psiee 3 dolls.
Trimmess ser@on', for family reading-price
one dollar
Faber on lie Spirit D IS ceots st
Halls sermons on ln6dejity, hc- -Dl75
Springs ffays--D IS sc &c
J l. HYoE has juit pubifhed an edition of the
We(aminiter Shorter Cateshifm, fui,abIe for
dillrbu,isn, prialed with large type-price 4
cents Jingle, 3 rs hundred
" Books * Stationary, or CASH given for Rags
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27
Eleazar Wyer Il Charles Farley,
Goldimtbs and 1eveller5.

OotyWs10s ana feWeAer5S
INFORM their friends and the public. that they
have formed . connection IN trade add thar in
future their buGnefs will be cooduetsd ., the Aose
ia,e'y occupied ~ EieAsar Wyer. in Exchange
trest, under the firm of
WYER & FARLEY.
Who have on hand. variety Of gold, eornelisn &
aone Bar Hoops, Knobs and Drops gold, sopax.
iiegree, pearl aud jet, Rings and Pins. Of the new.
I'll faihlon hAoaiome aHor,nent of Britannia
Tea Pots, Sugar Bafons and Cream POTS Japane
Walters; Bread aud Katie rrsys; rich gold Epau.
stts and Cord; Peaknives and Rasors; oliver Pen
Gil Cafes and Tooth Picks Gtvsr, gilt, and Zee!
Watch Chains, Keys and Seals-sogether with .
variety Of other articles 10 their line.
Handiome eight day Ciocks-T hermometers--
Hydrome,ers-Puife cisaes and Water Levels
Halls Patent Rihes, Fowling Pieces and Pinol.
They ALTO manufacture god Wa,eh Chain., Keys
snd Seals Of every deicriptiou; Corneian and 9th.
er Zones &c, 10 gold aud 6lIesree; Hair Work Of
every Description exscu'ed with neatne(s Silver
umbers and Cups; foup gravy & cream Lad Is !;
,auIe. deiert, coffee and tea spoons Sugar rouRs
'al' Spoous and Muilard Lad e., made 70 any pat
tesn Gold Necklaces. Ae-a!l Of which are war,
ranted good .e-
N B-Deaiers in this line may be fuppIied with
any kind Of work At = liberal d,fcount.s Pesioaa
attendance viii be gwen 10 that cuAomers may be
accommodated with any work made or repaired q
the fhor'et notice
U Ca6 giusn for old Gold and Silver.
" All pesions havag any demands sgaioil e
ther OF the fubssriber a;e invited 10 cali immedi
seIy and receive their dues, and all indebted are
requelted 20 make immediate payment, either by
Cath or Note. ELEAZAR WYER,
a. CHARLES FARLEY. !
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27
American Manufactured Goods.

r NleIICdIl TIaNUIdClurtQ OOOdS.
Ne Z, M.dys Rev
JOSEPH POPE, agent for Ai~y q B,sws. Of
Providence, who keep him eonaan,ly iupplied
from their long known and we'll eAAbi, lhed Fact
ry AZ Pswtuckst, with a seaeral aaortment of
American Cotsos Goods,
coNsuriNo %
Single Yarn sor Warp and Filling
SIS sshresdsd whueA eo.orA Stocking Yarn
white and colored iewiug Cottons
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cheeks--Ssripes
Cinghams-Chamrsys-Bcd Ticking, &c.
~ Shopkeeper. 10 town and couotry and peo-
pc in general Who with to furn,fh themlelves with
the above articles, will b tapplied at the Factory
prices. j..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27
MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

Oyb'i6 u Majse, E
NOTICE is hereby given. that libel is 6'ed in
the Diftria Coart Of Maine by Edward We
fay commander of the private armed tchooner Of
the United states called the Lawrence, OF Balt
more, againa the ihip called the Commercer of
about 500 tons burthen, whereof George Lauder
CRIED was late mailer, with her cargo On board
con6lting of 100 barrels Of Barley, 1888 barrels
of Oats. SC owned by fome fubjee or fubjeis of
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
aliedged to have been captured by him, the fa,d
Edward Veiay, with the aft lancs Of his officer.
and crew 10 the ichooner Lawrence aforefald, on
the high feas, on the fifteenth day of April iat and
to have brought the fame into the port Of Port
Iand in faid Diifre. on the thirty 6ra day Of May
'aA. praying condemnation thereof a. lawful prize
Of war, 70 hiuatelf his owners, Officers ADD crew,
for the caufes fet forth in the libel aforefaid.
And that another libel 10 fled by Edward vefay
afofeiad commander o: the fchooner called the
Lawrence aforefaid, againn the brigantine called
the Ceres, Of about 900 tons bur,hens whereof
Charles Tuiiock was late mater with her cargo
OF board, eonia.ng Of 6609 lated Hides. so9o
dfy Hides and 442o Horns. owned by Tome fur
ject or futjscts of the United Kingdom Of Cres
sfisan aud reiaod. captured by him The faid Ed
ward Veiay, with the affiiAoce of his officers and
crew aforeiaid 10 The fcnooner Lawrence aforefasd.
on the high ieas, on the twenty fifth day of April
lat, aud brought ratio the port of Portland in faid
DItrict on the eth day Of June infant, praying
condemnation thereof 10 himfeff, hi. owners Off
GERS and crew, awful prize Of war, for he cauie
lei forth 10 the libel aforelad.
And thar libel j. aifo e ed in the DIR e Court
of Maine, BY Hugh Davey commander OF he pr
vate med ichooner Of he United Sta,es called the
Pike of Baltimore, agana the fhip Mermaid, Of
900 soas burthen whereof William Moore was late
mailer, with her cargo on board cop6lting Of Salt,
Moaiies -Four, Rum and Proviiions, owned by
iome iuhjea or fubjeca, of the United Kingdom Of
Cieat Britain and i-eiAod, aedged to have been
captured 90 he nigh teas BY him The fsid Hugh
Davey, with the sfIilancs Of his officers and crew
IN the fchooner Pike aforefad on the ninth day of
May isit. and brough, into the port of 3raol with
10 fad ffFia Of Maue. on the twenty fourth day
of May Ian aud praying condemnation thereof a.
iawfI prize Of war, 70 himlef his owners officers
and crew tor the caules fet forth in the libel afore.
iald
That Tueiday the twenty eighth day Of June
initant, At tpecia' Diagef Court 10 be holden a.
Yok In the Diffr,f afofeiald 10 appointed the
tine and place for The trial Of the lbels aforeiaid
when and where all perfons n,ersted may appear
and thew caue wherefore decree of condemua;ions
ihould not be had as prayed for by laid l,bslants
r. G. THORNTON. Ms./6sa
Dated Of Portland tbis tOtL day If 9sns n D 50
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27

A Red Morocco Pocket Book,
CONTAINING nunber Of Notes of hand ard
Receipt., was fnund between Portland and
Ssroudwaers on Thu fd.y he I'd Of June ina -
The owoer may receive he fame by proving Poop
ersy and paying chsrgss-Appy
- IeRAEL SWEAT.
Streudwaser June g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27
SHOES.
RELKNAP & RUNNELLS.

Ne ! M.Eys ~,
HAvE jufi received 1 large aHorsmens Of a.
: ,lemeo, Ladies, Mif5es q Ch.ldrens Muesep.
Kid and Leather SHOES. Of the FRA quality q
lsse0 fafhions.
Ayss ~ ss.ffsssss, "A
200 pair low priced Ladies' Mofoero
SHOES,
Which will be fold whoefale OF retail, at IL ~
ton prices, for Caih or approved. credit.
kilswys- Have on haud 6ril rate
Engl/6, Philadelphia and Rex5vy SjAk
for booo and shoes.
italian Peae Bleaching, II.
0 The Boot X Shoe M king Buenelf
carried on - ufuai, and not ssess1s1 b ~ =
the Diitr;ef ct Name.
NB-Four JOurneymen Boot Makns vsnlx
Immediately. AyS.
100 ibs good Shoe Thread, for which seaeh
Gus price will be given. II MyA
1'HR fubieiibers respectfully inform the e;lissas
Of Portland, that they have taken the aand =
Exchange fireet. lately occupied BY Mr.. Rsphsn
M'Intier, where they manufacture Ill kinds &
Boots and shoes a. 1Aort notice, ia falhionahk
and durable manner. under the 6rm of
Berry Il Hossack,
And while they folicit the pa,ronsge Of thofe whs
have been 10 the habit Of calling II she faia Chop,
for work, in their line. and of oshefs who may b
in want Of their Manufactures. they promifs 70
exert themfelves to give ia,isfa0ioo. and will h
grateful for the imaIleA fsvors
JOSEPH BERRY,
Pssisad. My 81, 1914. DANIEL HOSsAcK.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE fubfcriber being about to leave the country
gives this notice. that aoy perfon having buff.
nels to fetlie or trarfaet will pleafe to call on
EIeaxer Wyer in Portland, who 10 duly authorized
TO itanfaes my bu6ne(s.
IVORY HUNrRRss.
Perfissd, Tsss l6. 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27

Hs faAcriber hereby gives rubck notice to
i al concerned. that ine has been du appointed
and taken upon herfeif he uuii Of aGmnilra
trix On the eftate of william Ross ,ate Of Port
land in the counsy e Cumberland. trader. deceas
ed, by giving bond a. the law dpects--fhe there
fore ssquets al pesfons who are ,naeb,ed TO The
faid dses.fets eitate, to make INN ediae payment
and thofe who have any demands the con 20 ex
hi5is the fame 10 ANNA ROSS.
Jsse 19sb 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27
CHEAP BIBLES.

FIVE hundred Bibles Of good quality, for fale
= by NATHL CROSS, in Middle Erect. at 621
cents BY he yroce, IS ny the dozen, or rs cents
6nge-about 20 per cent. cheaper than can be
had al he Bookaores. at retail Juue IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27
Frsb Drugs q Medieine,.
John CuE-Exchange.itrt

INFORMS his friends and the public, that he has
received an additional iupply Of Drugs. Medi-
cines Patent Medicines, &c of genuine quality,
which will be fold on realonsble terms
June IS (9w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27

10 School Committees.
a Perfoa who has iaugh, School for 4 wears
"A Pail wllhes 70 eugage fchool the prefer,
ieAaon Good Recommendations can be procured.
Hneceaary-irqure At this office.
Juue Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27
John S. Dupee.
Dr.ggN ssS APs'Ssss.y Fs,sb ,sss bed ks.s- WBsg/
Pestosd
HAS JUN received sfupply Of the
Extract OF Quercitron,
on sssRNcs OF
YELLOW OAK BARK.

~ The inerealng demaud for this vaiuablssrti-
Gle 'sa pe.erteit of ]" utility than vOlumesof re-
eommendations Clohiers and Hatters, on trial, will
ind it one OF the great en acquisitions to their pro-
fefions ever yer diicovered.